A Narrative of the Sufferings Preservation And Deliverance of Capt John Dean
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At night we stow d one upon another (under our Canvas) in the best Manner possible, to keep each other warm; and the next day the weather a little clearing, and inclining to frost, I went out, and seeing the main Land knew where we was, therefore encour aged my men with hopes of being discovered by fishing Shallops &c. Requiring them to go about, and fetch up what planks they could get, (as also Carpenters Tools and Stores &c. ) in order to build a Tent and a Boat: The cook then complaining he ...was all- most starved, and his Countenance discovering his illness, I ordered him to remain with two or three more the frost had seiz d. About noon the Men acquainted me that he was dead, so laid him in a convenient Place for the Sea to carry him away; none mentioning eating of him, tho several with my self afterwards acknowledged, had Tho ts of it.
8 A NARRATIVE OF THE SUFFERINGS, &c.
After we had been there two or three Days, the frost being very severe, and the Weather extream cold, it seized most of our hands and feet to such a Degree as to take away the Sence of Feel ing, and render them almost useless, so benumbing and discolour ing them, as gave us just reason to fear mortifications.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At night we stow d one upon another (under our Canvas) in the best Manner possible, to keep each other warm; and the next day the weather a little clearing, and inclining to frost, I went out, and seeing the main Land knew where we was, therefore encour aged my men with hopes of being discovered by fishing Shallops &c. Requiring them to go about, and fetch up what planks they could get, (as also Carpenters Tools and Stores &c. ) in order to build a Tent and a Boat: The cook then complaining he ...was all- most starved, and his Countenance discovering his illness, I ordered him to remain with two or three more the frost had seiz d. About noon the Men acquainted me that he was dead, so laid him in a convenient Place for the Sea to carry him away; none mentioning eating of him, tho several with my self afterwards acknowledged, had Tho ts of it.
8 A NARRATIVE OF THE SUFFERINGS, &c.
After we had been there two or three Days, the frost being very severe, and the Weather extream cold, it seized most of our hands and feet to such a Degree as to take away the Sence of Feel ing, and render them almost useless, so benumbing and discolour ing them, as gave us just reason to fear mortifications.
What to read after A Narrative of the Sufferings Preservation And Deliverance of Capt John Dean?
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