Drake's Great Armada
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All things being thus considered on, the whole forces were commandedin the evening to embark themselves in pinnaces, boats, and other smallbarks appointed for this service. Our soldiers being thus embarked, theGeneral put himself into the bark Francis as Admiral; and all thisnight we lay on the sea, bearing small sail until our arrival to thelanding-place, which was about the breaking of the day. And so welanded, being New Year's Day, nine or ten miles to the westwards of thatbrave city of St. ...Domingo; for at that time nor yet is known to usany landing-place, where the sea-surge doth not threaten to overseta pinnace or boat. Our General having seen us all landed in safety, returned to his fleet, bequeathing us to God, and the good conduct ofMaster Carlile, our Lieutenant-General; at which time, being about eightof the clock, we began to march. And about noon-time, or towards one ofthe clock, we approached the town; where the gentleman and those of thebetter sort, being some hundred and fifty brave horses, or rather more, began to present themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All things being thus considered on, the whole forces were commandedin the evening to embark themselves in pinnaces, boats, and other smallbarks appointed for this service. Our soldiers being thus embarked, theGeneral put himself into the bark Francis as Admiral; and all thisnight we lay on the sea, bearing small sail until our arrival to thelanding-place, which was about the breaking of the day. And so welanded, being New Year's Day, nine or ten miles to the westwards of thatbrave city of St. ...Domingo; for at that time nor yet is known to usany landing-place, where the sea-surge doth not threaten to overseta pinnace or boat. Our General having seen us all landed in safety, returned to his fleet, bequeathing us to God, and the good conduct ofMaster Carlile, our Lieutenant-General; at which time, being about eightof the clock, we began to march. And about noon-time, or towards one ofthe clock, we approached the town; where the gentleman and those of thebetter sort, being some hundred and fifty brave horses, or rather more, began to present themselves.
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