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40 Miles off (3) to the mjlivard The King is a Portly Mjn.in his bcft Ycars.gravc of Coun tenance, (pare of Spsech. And wc cannot but judge He is willing to be at Peace with us ; cfpcci-illy btcaufc He has a potent Advcrfarv the Narragafijens, who are at War with Him againd: whom He thinks we may he Torn- Strength, our Pieces being terrible to them.
But Samfet and Squanto tarry, (re) This 'JJay we meet on common Buljnefs, con elude our Military Orders, with fotns Za:vs convenien...t for our prcfcnt State ; & chufe (re) , or ratlicr confirm ('B) Mr. Carver our Cover tior for the following Year. (re. 'B) Mar, :i4- Dirs Elizabeth, i):\z Wife of Mr. Edivard ' JVi/l/hzv (bir) yUc firjl Offence flnce our Arrival is of j^ohn Sillivgiuti (/>ir) who came on board at Linden, {'B) and is this Month conventcd before the whole Company for his Contempt of the Op- twin's lawrulComin;ind withopprobriousSpecch cs ; for wliichhe is adjudged (o have his Neck 2nd H-els tied together : but upon Humbling himfelf^nnd craving Pardon, and it being the firfi Oh.-nc-, V\t is forgiven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Philip IV mn.
40 Miles off (3) to the mjlivard The King is a Portly Mjn.in his bcft Ycars.gravc of Coun tenance, (pare of Spsech. And wc cannot but judge He is willing to be at Peace with us ; cfpcci-illy btcaufc He has a potent Advcrfarv the Narragafijens, who are at War with Him againd: whom He thinks we may he Torn- Strength, our Pieces being terrible to them.
But Samfet and Squanto tarry, (re) This 'JJay we meet on common Buljnefs, con elude our Military Orders, with fotns Za:vs convenien...t for our prcfcnt State ; & chufe (re) , or ratlicr confirm ('B) Mr. Carver our Cover tior for the following Year. (re. 'B) Mar, :i4- Dirs Elizabeth, i):\z Wife of Mr. Edivard ' JVi/l/hzv (bir) yUc firjl Offence flnce our Arrival is of j^ohn Sillivgiuti (/>ir) who came on board at Linden, {'B) and is this Month conventcd before the whole Company for his Contempt of the Op- twin's lawrulComin;ind withopprobriousSpecch cs ; for wliichhe is adjudged (o have his Neck 2nd H-els tied together : but upon Humbling himfelf^nnd craving Pardon, and it being the firfi Oh.-nc-, V\t is forgiven.
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