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Page 67
... armes with a high cliffe of sand in ye enterance , but more like to be crikes of salte water then any fresh , for ought they saw ; and that ther was good harborige for their shalope ; leaving it further to be discovered by their shalop ...
... armes with a high cliffe of sand in ye enterance , but more like to be crikes of salte water then any fresh , for ought they saw ; and that ther was good harborige for their shalope ; leaving it further to be discovered by their shalop ...
Page 69
... Arme , arme " ; so they bestired them & stood to their armes , & shote of a cupple of moskets , and then the noys seased . They concluded it was a companie of wolves , or such like willd beasts ; for one of ye sea men tould them he had ...
... Arme , arme " ; so they bestired them & stood to their armes , & shote of a cupple of moskets , and then the noys seased . They concluded it was a companie of wolves , or such like willd beasts ; for one of ye sea men tould them he had ...
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