The History of the Buccaneers of America;
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Ail the night past and this day, we had a cloudy sky, and not much wind. We made a N. E. by E. way, and by it seventeen leagues and two miles. This day we began at two pints and a half of water for a day.
October 2d. We made an E. N. E. way, and by it twenty-six leagues or thereabouts. Our observation this day gave us lati- tude 20^ 29^ 9. I reckoned now that we were ten leagues and a TBS BOOCAIIUBS OF AMEMMCJL.
half to east of oor meridian, the port of Paita ; so that hence- forward our depart...ure was eastward. The wind was this day at S. E. by S.
October 3d, we had both a cloudy morning, a high sea, and drizzling weather. An observation which we had this day, gave us latitude 19" 45' S. In the afternoon the wind blew so fresh, that we were forced to hand our topsails and spritsatls.
October 4th, likewise, we had a high sea, and cold wind.
At break of day, we set our topsails. An observation made, afforded us latitude lO"* 45' S. Here we supposed ourselves fif- ty-nine leagues D. M.
October 5th, we had still a great sea, and sharp and cold winds, forcing us to our low sails.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ail the night past and this day, we had a cloudy sky, and not much wind. We made a N. E. by E. way, and by it seventeen leagues and two miles. This day we began at two pints and a half of water for a day.
October 2d. We made an E. N. E. way, and by it twenty-six leagues or thereabouts. Our observation this day gave us lati- tude 20^ 29^ 9. I reckoned now that we were ten leagues and a TBS BOOCAIIUBS OF AMEMMCJL.
half to east of oor meridian, the port of Paita ; so that hence- forward our depart...ure was eastward. The wind was this day at S. E. by S.
October 3d, we had both a cloudy morning, a high sea, and drizzling weather. An observation which we had this day, gave us latitude 19" 45' S. In the afternoon the wind blew so fresh, that we were forced to hand our topsails and spritsatls.
October 4th, likewise, we had a high sea, and cold wind.
At break of day, we set our topsails. An observation made, afforded us latitude lO"* 45' S. Here we supposed ourselves fif- ty-nine leagues D. M.
October 5th, we had still a great sea, and sharp and cold winds, forcing us to our low sails.
What to read after The History of the Buccaneers of America;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A O Alexandre Olivier Exquemelin to read onlineMoreLess
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