Voyages And Travels Vol 16 8 1
Voyages And Travels Vol 16 8 1
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This was unnecessary, for we pursued our course, without takingany notice of them.
At day-break on the 4th, I hauled to the N. W. , in order to get anearer view of the inlet seen the preceding day; but the wind, soonafter, veering to that direction, I gave up the design; and steered tothe southward along the coast, past two bays, each about two leaguesdeep. The northernmost lies before a hill, which is remarkable bybeing rounder than any other upon the coast. And there is an islandlying before ...the other. It may be doubted, whether there be asufficient depth for ships in either of these bays, as we always metwith shoal water, when we edged in for the shore. The country here isexceedingly hilly and naked. In several places on the low ground, nextthe sea, were the dwellings of the natives; and near all of them wereerected stages of bones, such as before described. These may be seenat a great distance, on account of their whiteness.
At noon the latitude was 64° 31', and the longitude 188° 45'; thesouthernmost point of the main in sight bore S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was unnecessary, for we pursued our course, without takingany notice of them.
At day-break on the 4th, I hauled to the N. W. , in order to get anearer view of the inlet seen the preceding day; but the wind, soonafter, veering to that direction, I gave up the design; and steered tothe southward along the coast, past two bays, each about two leaguesdeep. The northernmost lies before a hill, which is remarkable bybeing rounder than any other upon the coast. And there is an islandlying before ...the other. It may be doubted, whether there be asufficient depth for ships in either of these bays, as we always metwith shoal water, when we edged in for the shore. The country here isexceedingly hilly and naked. In several places on the low ground, nextthe sea, were the dwellings of the natives; and near all of them wereerected stages of bones, such as before described. These may be seenat a great distance, on account of their whiteness.
At noon the latitude was 64° 31', and the longitude 188° 45'; thesouthernmost point of the main in sight bore S.
What to read after Voyages And Travels Vol 16 8 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kerr Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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