The Voyage of Captain John Saris to Japan 1613
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2 Cotam in Linschoten's map.
3 The Paracels ; I. De Pracel in Linschoten's map.
4 Cambodia, i. E.. Annam and Cochin-China.
1 88 THE VOYAGE OF one and thirtie minutes ; way South by West fortie foure leagues. Wee steered alongst South South-west, making account to bee athwart a Varella j 1 keeping about two leagues off the shoare. We sounded but had no ground at fiftie fathome. Note that this land of Camboia lyeth more Easterly in our plats then it should ; for wee find South South-west to goe a...longst the land a faire berth off, so that the land heere lyeth South South-west and North North-east, hauing diuers Rockes like Hands, some one league, some league and an halfe off the maine, but other- wise no danger that we could see. Note also that heere wee found the windes trade alongst the shoare, for from Firando hither we did goe large, finding the wind to follow vs as the land trents.
The twentieth [December] Latitude ten degrees fiftie three minutes ; course South by West fiftie foure leagues ; wind at North, a stiffe gale alongst the shoare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 Cotam in Linschoten's map.
3 The Paracels ; I. De Pracel in Linschoten's map.
4 Cambodia, i. E.. Annam and Cochin-China.
1 88 THE VOYAGE OF one and thirtie minutes ; way South by West fortie foure leagues. Wee steered alongst South South-west, making account to bee athwart a Varella j 1 keeping about two leagues off the shoare. We sounded but had no ground at fiftie fathome. Note that this land of Camboia lyeth more Easterly in our plats then it should ; for wee find South South-west to goe a...longst the land a faire berth off, so that the land heere lyeth South South-west and North North-east, hauing diuers Rockes like Hands, some one league, some league and an halfe off the maine, but other- wise no danger that we could see. Note also that heere wee found the windes trade alongst the shoare, for from Firando hither we did goe large, finding the wind to follow vs as the land trents.
The twentieth [December] Latitude ten degrees fiftie three minutes ; course South by West fiftie foure leagues ; wind at North, a stiffe gale alongst the shoare.
What to read after The Voyage of Captain John Saris to Japan 1613?
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