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4 leagues till noone : then the wind vered more large ; wee steered South - east
and by East 4. leagues till foure : then wee vered shete , and steered East and by
South Easterly , 15 leagues , till eight the next morning . This day after the ...
4 leagues till noone : then the wind vered more large ; wee steered South - east
and by East 4. leagues till foure : then wee vered shete , and steered East and by
South Easterly , 15 leagues , till eight the next morning . This day after the ...
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till foure 7 leagues . From foure to six South 4 leagues , and found by the Icy skie
and our neerenesse to Groneland , that there is no passage that way : which if
there had beene , I meant to haue made my returne by the North of Groneland to
...
till foure 7 leagues . From foure to six South 4 leagues , and found by the Icy skie
and our neerenesse to Groneland , that there is no passage that way : which if
there had beene , I meant to haue made my returne by the North of Groneland to
...
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night till foure a clocke this morning , we saylėd North - east fiue leagues , and
then we were among the Ice ; we cast about , and stood two hourés Southwest ,
two leagues , and had no ground at one hundred and eightie fathom . Then we
cast ...
night till foure a clocke this morning , we saylėd North - east fiue leagues , and
then we were among the Ice ; we cast about , and stood two hourés Southwest ,
two leagues , and had no ground at one hundred and eightie fathom . Then we
cast ...
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counted our way from the last day till this day noone Westward , eighteene
leagues . This after - noone wee saw more Porpoises then in all our Voyage
afore , The thirteenth , close weather : in the after - noone hauing much wind at
South , with ...
counted our way from the last day till this day noone Westward , eighteene
leagues . This after - noone wee saw more Porpoises then in all our Voyage
afore , The thirteenth , close weather : in the after - noone hauing much wind at
South , with ...
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And because it is a journey vsually knowne , I omit to put downe what passed , till
we came to the height of The North Cape of Finmarke , which we did performe by
the fift of May ( stilo nouo ) being Tuesday . On which day we obserued the ...
And because it is a journey vsually knowne , I omit to put downe what passed , till
we came to the height of The North Cape of Finmarke , which we did performe by
the fift of May ( stilo nouo ) being Tuesday . On which day we obserued the ...
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| Title | Collections of the New-York Historical Society for the Year ... Collections of the New-York Historical Society for the Year, New-York Historical Society |
| Author | New-York Historical Society |
| Publisher | I. Riley, 1811 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 14 Mar 2008 |
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