Narratives of Early Carolina 1650 1708
Narratives of Early Carolina 1650 1708
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W. N. W. Hilton head boare from us when we steared in, and in stearing in W. N. W and N. W. B. W. We had 2 1-2 fathoms at low water with breakers on both sides. But when you are within you have 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 fathoms water and a clear river. I cannot say much of the channel, being but a Landman, but this, the Governor, Capt. Brayne and myself took the Longe boate to goe upon discovery and stood of to sea about 5: or 6: miles close aboard the Northwardmost Breakers. We had no lesse then 5 fath...oms at low water the tyde being spent and the winde proving calm we were forst to 1 See p. 116, note 3. See pp. 98, 99, supra.
1670] LETTERS OF EARLY COLONISTS 119 make in for the shoare with the tyde of flood. Leaveing this to Capt. Brayne, who will give you a more perfect acct. Than I can. A small kinde of whale, white about the head and jowle, is very plenty in this river. In two hours time I be held about 10 or 11 of the kinde, and some pretend and under take to say to be of the sperme kinde, that were worth the experim* to find out the truth of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. N. W. Hilton head boare from us when we steared in, and in stearing in W. N. W and N. W. B. W. We had 2 1-2 fathoms at low water with breakers on both sides. But when you are within you have 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 fathoms water and a clear river. I cannot say much of the channel, being but a Landman, but this, the Governor, Capt. Brayne and myself took the Longe boate to goe upon discovery and stood of to sea about 5: or 6: miles close aboard the Northwardmost Breakers. We had no lesse then 5 fath...oms at low water the tyde being spent and the winde proving calm we were forst to 1 See p. 116, note 3. See pp. 98, 99, supra.
1670] LETTERS OF EARLY COLONISTS 119 make in for the shoare with the tyde of flood. Leaveing this to Capt. Brayne, who will give you a more perfect acct. Than I can. A small kinde of whale, white about the head and jowle, is very plenty in this river. In two hours time I be held about 10 or 11 of the kinde, and some pretend and under take to say to be of the sperme kinde, that were worth the experim* to find out the truth of it.
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