Hakluytus Posthumus 17
Hakluytus Posthumus 17
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Whereupon it was condescended, that wee should all goe abdord the ship, and that there it should be determined. The Captaine thought himselfe somewhat touched in Reputation, and so would not that further triall should be made of the matter ; saying, that if another man was able to carrie the ship into England, he would in no case leave her, neither would he forsake her till shee sunke under him. The Generall commended him for his resolution, and thanked me for my offer, tending to the generall ...good; my intention being to force those who for gaine could undertake to carrie her home, should also doe it gratis, according to their Obligation. Thus, this leake-ship went well into England ; where, after she made many a good Voyage in nine yeeres.
As the weather gave leave, wee entertained our selves the first dayes in necessarie affaires and workes, and "3 A.D.
*593- PURCHAS HIS PILGR1MES after in making of Coale, with intent (the winde continuing long very contrarie) to see if wee could remedie any of our broken Anchours ; a Forge I had [IV.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whereupon it was condescended, that wee should all goe abdord the ship, and that there it should be determined. The Captaine thought himselfe somewhat touched in Reputation, and so would not that further triall should be made of the matter ; saying, that if another man was able to carrie the ship into England, he would in no case leave her, neither would he forsake her till shee sunke under him. The Generall commended him for his resolution, and thanked me for my offer, tending to the generall ...good; my intention being to force those who for gaine could undertake to carrie her home, should also doe it gratis, according to their Obligation. Thus, this leake-ship went well into England ; where, after she made many a good Voyage in nine yeeres.
As the weather gave leave, wee entertained our selves the first dayes in necessarie affaires and workes, and "3 A.D.
*593- PURCHAS HIS PILGR1MES after in making of Coale, with intent (the winde continuing long very contrarie) to see if wee could remedie any of our broken Anchours ; a Forge I had [IV.
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