A True Relation of Virginia
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In winter they was twenty miles (and I think I have efteeme it being boyled with beanes feen it eftimated twenty-five miles) for a rare dilli ; they call it Paufar- from the confluence of the two rivers otvmena." — Smith,' in Generall Hif- to " Werowocomoco." It muft have torie, p. 28. The laft three fyllables been fome diftance farther from fuggeft the word " hominy," and con- " Cinquoteck " to the latter place.
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of Powhatan, who in regard of his kindnes gaue him an Indi...an,^ he well ^affe6led to goe with him for Eng- land in fheed of his Sonne, y^ caufe I affure me was to know our ftrength and Countries condition: y® next day we arriued at Kiskiack,^ the people fo fcornefully entertained vs, as with what fignes of fcorne and dif- content we could, we departed and returned to our Fort with 250. bufhells of Corne, our prelident^ being not wholy recouered of his ficknes, in difcharging, his Piece brake and fplit his hand off, which he is not yet well recouered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In winter they was twenty miles (and I think I have efteeme it being boyled with beanes feen it eftimated twenty-five miles) for a rare dilli ; they call it Paufar- from the confluence of the two rivers otvmena." — Smith,' in Generall Hif- to " Werowocomoco." It muft have torie, p. 28. The laft three fyllables been fome diftance farther from fuggeft the word " hominy," and con- " Cinquoteck " to the latter place.
6o Newes from Virginia.
of Powhatan, who in regard of his kindnes gaue him an Indi...an,^ he well ^affe6led to goe with him for Eng- land in fheed of his Sonne, y^ caufe I affure me was to know our ftrength and Countries condition: y® next day we arriued at Kiskiack,^ the people fo fcornefully entertained vs, as with what fignes of fcorne and dif- content we could, we departed and returned to our Fort with 250. bufhells of Corne, our prelident^ being not wholy recouered of his ficknes, in difcharging, his Piece brake and fplit his hand off, which he is not yet well recouered.
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