The Historye of the Bermudaes Or Summer Islands 65
The Historye of the Bermudaes Or Summer Islands 65
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of tobacco a day for his diet ; if a liuetenant 15 lbs. fee and 1 lb. of tobacco for diet ; if an ensigne 10 lbs. fee and 1 lb. for his diet ; for a common man 2 lbs. of tobacco fee and 1 lb. of tobacco for his diett.
14. He concealed theft committed by one Crowther his man, for goods stolen from one Woodall, for which he was neuer punished nor questioned.
15. He furnished Captaine Scouten, a Dutch man, with some men and gaue him a bote of Captaine Hindes, and payed noethinge for it, and at his... retume from the West Indies victualled him home for . Holland.
16. He gaue to one Captaine Baker, a pyrate or Dutch man of warre, a warrant vnder his hand to haue a free trade with a magazin in the Sommer Hands from the Lowe Countries, who is gone this yeare againe for the Sommer Hands.
17. He tooke of John Powell, another English captaine, one chaine of gold, one wedge of gould, two siluer candle sticks, one silver ewer, one rapier and dagger, the hilts one of silver, which some Spanish rialls, with some veluett silck grogram, and silck stockinges, with diuers other thinges, in consideration whereof Powell sold his other commodities at excessive rates in the Islands, watered and victualled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
of tobacco a day for his diet ; if a liuetenant 15 lbs. fee and 1 lb. of tobacco for diet ; if an ensigne 10 lbs. fee and 1 lb. for his diet ; for a common man 2 lbs. of tobacco fee and 1 lb. of tobacco for his diett.
14. He concealed theft committed by one Crowther his man, for goods stolen from one Woodall, for which he was neuer punished nor questioned.
15. He furnished Captaine Scouten, a Dutch man, with some men and gaue him a bote of Captaine Hindes, and payed noethinge for it, and at his... retume from the West Indies victualled him home for . Holland.
16. He gaue to one Captaine Baker, a pyrate or Dutch man of warre, a warrant vnder his hand to haue a free trade with a magazin in the Sommer Hands from the Lowe Countries, who is gone this yeare againe for the Sommer Hands.
17. He tooke of John Powell, another English captaine, one chaine of gold, one wedge of gould, two siluer candle sticks, one silver ewer, one rapier and dagger, the hilts one of silver, which some Spanish rialls, with some veluett silck grogram, and silck stockinges, with diuers other thinges, in consideration whereof Powell sold his other commodities at excessive rates in the Islands, watered and victualled.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, John, 1580-1631 to read onlineMoreLess
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