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Page 56
... gave Robart Cushman comission to make any one article for us , but only sent him to receive moneys upon articles before agreed on , and to further ye provissions till John Carver came , and to assiste him in it . Yet since you conceive ...
... gave Robart Cushman comission to make any one article for us , but only sent him to receive moneys upon articles before agreed on , and to further ye provissions till John Carver came , and to assiste him in it . Yet since you conceive ...
Page 69
... ye tree fly about his ears , after which he gave an extraordinary shrike , and away they wente all of them . They left some to keep ye shalop , and followed them aboute a quarter of a mille , and shouted once or twise 69 17.
... ye tree fly about his ears , after which he gave an extraordinary shrike , and away they wente all of them . They left some to keep ye shalop , and followed them aboute a quarter of a mille , and shouted once or twise 69 17.
Page 71
... gave them a morning of comforte & refreshing ( as usually he doth to his children ) , for ye next day was a faire sunshinig day , and they found them sellvs to be on an iland * secure from ye Indeans , wher they might drie their stufe ...
... gave them a morning of comforte & refreshing ( as usually he doth to his children ) , for ye next day was a faire sunshinig day , and they found them sellvs to be on an iland * secure from ye Indeans , wher they might drie their stufe ...
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