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And now Hendrick was called upon to leave his young bride, for it had evidently been deemed wiser for her to wait in Amsterdam until her husband had prepared a home for her on the other side of the ocean.
At last, on September 25, 1636, the ship set sail OnhoardthlUns' from Amsterdam.^ The letters written at this time ''^^^^ by the seafarers were full of pious ejaculations (such as "God preserve Rensselaers Wyck!"), which did not prevent their running immediately into very heavy weather. For si...x weeks they were tossed about in the Channel, while the log recorded such terrible items as the following: "The waves rose to ^ Van Rensselaer Bowier MSS., p. 355. Log of the ship Rensselaerswyck.
[75] Digitized by Googh Jesse de Forest's Children Onboard thRfns' such an awful height that the waves and the sky seioifswyck seemed one '' ; " the beak of our ship was knocked to pieces'*; "the overhang above our rudder was knocked in'*; **it seemed as if we would capsize or all our sails blow away'*; and finally, "having few provisions for 52 or 53 souls, the number on board to keep dry, we could oppose it no longer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And now Hendrick was called upon to leave his young bride, for it had evidently been deemed wiser for her to wait in Amsterdam until her husband had prepared a home for her on the other side of the ocean.
At last, on September 25, 1636, the ship set sail OnhoardthlUns' from Amsterdam.^ The letters written at this time ''^^^^ by the seafarers were full of pious ejaculations (such as "God preserve Rensselaers Wyck!"), which did not prevent their running immediately into very heavy weather. For si...x weeks they were tossed about in the Channel, while the log recorded such terrible items as the following: "The waves rose to ^ Van Rensselaer Bowier MSS., p. 355. Log of the ship Rensselaerswyck.
[75] Digitized by Googh Jesse de Forest's Children Onboard thRfns' such an awful height that the waves and the sky seioifswyck seemed one '' ; " the beak of our ship was knocked to pieces'*; "the overhang above our rudder was knocked in'*; **it seemed as if we would capsize or all our sails blow away'*; and finally, "having few provisions for 52 or 53 souls, the number on board to keep dry, we could oppose it no longer.
What to read after A Walloon Family in America;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Forest, Emily Johnston, 1851- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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