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... ship complained his ship was so leaky as he must bear up or sink at sea , for they could scarce free her with much pumping . So they came to consultation again , and resolved both ships to bear up back again and put into Plymouth ...
... ship complained his ship was so leaky as he must bear up or sink at sea , for they could scarce free her with much pumping . So they came to consultation again , and resolved both ships to bear up back again and put into Plymouth ...
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... ship and was to come in her and was to fish for bass to the eastward , and to bring goods , etc. These things did ... ship that was set out on fishing ( called the Friendship . ) They presently sent to him , making no question but now ...
... ship and was to come in her and was to fish for bass to the eastward , and to bring goods , etc. These things did ... ship that was set out on fishing ( called the Friendship . ) They presently sent to him , making no question but now ...
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... ship to the eastward and expected his coming . But he told them there was not much for them in this ship , only two packs of Barnstaple rugs and two hogsheads of metheglin , drawn out in wooden flackets . But when these flack- ets came ...
... ship to the eastward and expected his coming . But he told them there was not much for them in this ship , only two packs of Barnstaple rugs and two hogsheads of metheglin , drawn out in wooden flackets . But when these flack- ets came ...
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Introduction page | xxiii |
The Separatist Interpretation of the Reforma | 1 |
Of their Departure into Holland and their | xlvii |
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