The Voyage of Robert Dudley Afterwards Styled Earl of Warwick And Leicester And
The Voyage of Robert Dudley Afterwards Styled Earl of Warwick And Leicester And
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Night, wee stroke saile and lay at hull untell morninge, beinge most mightelie troubled for halfe the night with a most tempestuous gust, afterwardes continuinge our ^ Santa Cruz, a small island lying between Puerto Rico and St. Christopher's. 50 ROBERT DUDLEYS 20 Mar course untell Thurseday, somtimes lyinge at hull stayinge for our prize ; the which beinge com up, by Thurseda}- three or foure of the clock wee came to an anker on the south west parte of the ilande of S^ John de Porte Recho. 21 ...Mar. The next day, beinge Friday, all the prisoners by the commaunde of our Generall weare delivered unto Wyatt, who, causinge a bote to be manned forth, went with them ashore, givinge them some victuall to finde them untell they might com to the partes of the ilande the which was inhabited. Who upon theire departure after theire Spanish fastion vayled theire bonnetts in the honour of our Generall, but thought verie hardlie of Wyatt for dealinge soe stricklie with them ; for, by the meanes our Generall used them soe kindelie, they forgott that they weare prisoners, but beinge from the Generalls sight they then did learne that, beinge captives, they weare to suffer with patience the fortune of the warrs.
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Night, wee stroke saile and lay at hull untell morninge, beinge most mightelie troubled for halfe the night with a most tempestuous gust, afterwardes continuinge our ^ Santa Cruz, a small island lying between Puerto Rico and St. Christopher's. 50 ROBERT DUDLEYS 20 Mar course untell Thurseday, somtimes lyinge at hull stayinge for our prize ; the which beinge com up, by Thurseda}- three or foure of the clock wee came to an anker on the south west parte of the ilande of S^ John de Porte Recho. 21 ...Mar. The next day, beinge Friday, all the prisoners by the commaunde of our Generall weare delivered unto Wyatt, who, causinge a bote to be manned forth, went with them ashore, givinge them some victuall to finde them untell they might com to the partes of the ilande the which was inhabited. Who upon theire departure after theire Spanish fastion vayled theire bonnetts in the honour of our Generall, but thought verie hardlie of Wyatt for dealinge soe stricklie with them ; for, by the meanes our Generall used them soe kindelie, they forgott that they weare prisoners, but beinge from the Generalls sight they then did learne that, beinge captives, they weare to suffer with patience the fortune of the warrs.
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