quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
distance from the atlantic	50
the mouth of the	49
put in your note	46
at the same time	35
h m s a	32
the center of the	30
w h m s	29
wt h m s	29
the head of the	29
the edge of the	28
the middle of the	25
the bottom of the	24
cc m s slow	24
side of the island	23
in the middle of	23
the surface of the	23
ct h m s	22
on the th of	22
in the midst of	22
the top of the	21
the rest of the	21
of the patrick henry	20
sir thomas smith treasurer	20
to the westward of	19
altitude of the sun	19
time of local apparent	18
a quarter of a	18
for the most part	18
of local apparent noon	18
watch time of local	18
on the other side	17
first point of aries	17
the first point of	16
the bay of fundy	16
quarter of a mile	16
the watch time of	15
at the head of	15
mouth of the ucayali	15
result will be the	15
under the command of	15
meridian altitude of the	14
scale of one inch	14
on a scale of	14
assign for night work	14
d h m s	14
a chart of the	14
and on a scale	14
of the upper amazon	14
a scale of one	14
from time to time	14
in a few minutes	14
the result will be	14
the distance in time	13
side of the bay	13
for a long time	13
the confluence of the	13
in the bottom of	13
on the south side	13
un plano del rio	13
of the bay of	13
latitude by meridian altitude	13
the trunk of the	13
cc m s fast	13
una escala de una	12
escala de una pulgada	12
una pulgada por cada	12
from the first point	12
one inch for each	12
to the number of	12
to the mouth of	12
en una escala de	12
of one inch for	12
the lord la ware	12
their bowes and arrowes	12
bottom of the boat	12
de una pulgada por	12
the bay of despair	12
the difference of latitude	12
y en una escala	12
mouth of the pachitea	12
to the head of	11
required line of position	11
commission of the amazon	11
knots per hour until	11
a mile from the	11
the difference between the	11
hydrographical commission of the	11
the box of biscuit	11
from its mouth to	11
a little to the	11
returned to james towne	11
from the mouth of	11
in the united states	11
on each side of	11
head of the bay	11
center of the earth	11
as soon as you	11
at right angles to	10
a true course of	10
he would have to	10
difference of latitude and	10
the south side of	10
the most part of	10
on the other hand	10
according as to whether	10
the forme of a	10
in a short time	10
edge of the cliff	10
observed altitude of star	10
center of the sun	10
ct d h m	10
in the forme of	10
to the edge of	10
the name of the	10
the end of the	10
chart of the river	10
miles of the river	10
right angles to the	10
line of position by	10
which put in your	10
the discovery of the	10
to the united states	10
is from the sun	10
the united states navy	10
the latitude and longitude	9
as far as he	9
longitude by a factor	9
trunk of the tree	9
bank of the river	9
the navigation of the	9
surface of the water	9
of being able to	9
to mouth of the	9
is from the first	9
very near the shore	9
the face of the	9
far as he could	9
to the eastward of	9
mouth of the river	9
contains miles of the	9
inch for each two	9
peruvian hydrographical commission of	9
bearing of the sun	9
at the mouth of	9
the peruvian hydrographical commission	9
for each two miles	9
two or three hundred	9
the nova scotia coast	8
the spot where they	8
but it was not	8
top of the cliff	8
the patrick henry was	8
the side of the	8
the place where the	8
east or west of	8
position by observation at	8
and in a few	8
that it would be	8
it would be necessary	8
the west point of	8
in the meane time	8
to the confluence of	8
nearly in the middle	8
the following articles in	8
the course of the	8
hilaire method by a	8
following articles in bowditch	8
on the north side	8
in such a way	8
of the tambo and	8
the islands of the	8
you may anchor in	8
drawn upon one sheet	8
into the bay of	8
pulgada por cada dos	8
por cada dos millas	8
the equation of time	8
confluence of the tambo	8
position by marc st	8
are some sunken rocks	8
the spot where the	8
did not seem to	8
by reason of the	8
north or south of	8
and at the same	8
of position by marc	8
the arrivall of the	8
mouth of the huallaga	8
by observation at noon	8
is on your meridian	8
is a sunken rock	8
on the part of	8
the coil of rope	8
of two or three	8
the arrivall of sir	7
for longitude by a	7
of the yavari river	7
at the place where	7
sheet and on a	7
and most probable position	7
the meridian at greenwich	7
leagues and a half	7
each side of the	7
the names of the	7
as far as the	7
upon one sheet and	7
the sun is on	7
corrected for longitude by	7
at the end of	7
a line of position	7
for a few moments	7
method and most probable	7
as well as the	7
contiene millas del rio	7
it was now about	7
difference between the two	7
south side of the	7
the difference of longitude	7
by the marc st	7
from hand to mouth	7
was not at all	7
the government of captaine	7
the james river squadron	7
between them and the	7
of the earth and	7
arrivall of sir thomas	7
the east point of	7
that part of the	7
in the shape of	7
on the surface of	7
of the malayan archipelago	7
surface of the earth	7
to the southward of	7
as soon as the	7
find the difference between	7
the foot of the	7
the part of the	7
of the mean sun	7
in the celestial sphere	7
the head of navigation	7
they were not so	7
by the meanes of	7
of the same name	7
on the top of	7
a few minutes the	7
the end of this	7
of a moderate height	7
navigation of the upper	7
in and fathom water	7
one sheet and on	7
of sir thomas gates	7
wherein you may anchor	7
most probable position of	7
to the place of	7
probable position of ship	7
the plane of the	7
at the bottom of	7
to the center of	7
longitude by chronometer sight	7
the next day we	7
a great part of	7
of the lord la	7
on the upper amazon	7
hilaire method and most	7
the tambo and urubamba	7
of a mile from	7
in the course of	7
to the right of	7
in the nautical almanac	6
of the charleston squadron	6
fled into the woods	6
part of the coast	6
or south of the	6
pliegos y en una	6
real difference of latitude	6
out over the water	6
pliego y en una	6
true bearing of the	6
it was not long	6
the next morning we	6
to the northward of	6
the bank of the	6
of the huallaga river	6
the north side of	6
entrance of the water	6
this chart contains miles	6
the other side of	6
the result is the	6
mouth of the yavari	6
from place to place	6
may be known by	6
about a quarter of	6
night work the following	6
the arc of the	6
the course and distance	6
the beginning of the	6
that he had been	6
head of the river	6
end of the island	6
all the rest of	6
of a heavenly body	6
tell you what it	6
the waters of the	6
a meridian of longitude	6
from the atlantic to	6
would be necessary to	6
line at right angles	6
of the ucayali river	6
upper amazon and its	6
sheets and on a	6
the patrick henry and	6
to the top of	6
you what it is	6
to the plane of	6
of the sun and	6
the entrance of the	6
hope for the best	6
it is to be	6
in a few moments	6
chart contains miles of	6
the right of the	6
of knots per hour	6
latitude and longitude of	6
in the case of	6
the tide was high	6
in the west indies	6
time by the sun	6
amazon river and its	6
deviation of compass at	6
of the peruvian hydrographical	6
to the end of	6
sight of a star	6
of the peruvian amazon	6
about a hundred yards	6
for night work the	6
the upper amazon and	6
not far from the	6
of a tolerable height	6
in the forests of	6
greenwich is from the	6
in the navy of	6
the manner of the	6
by meridian altitude of	6
and a half from	6
would be able to	6
to get your latitude	6
north of the equator	6
as if it had	6
out of the way	6
battle of hampton roads	6
river mouth of the	6
due east or west	6
the command of the	6
the north point of	6
during the time of	6
the most probable fix	6
the meridian of the	6
by chronometer sight of	6
and the result will	6
its mouth to the	6
in the distance column	6
the straits of minas	6
at the rate of	6
un pliego y en	6
to returne for england	6
the west side of	6
passage into the harbour	6
in the same way	6
the new brunswick shore	6
which captain corbet had	6
to him to be	5
the upper amazon river	5
the left of the	5
the estate of the	5
the parallels of latitude	5
of one of the	5
into the harbour is	5
under the shadow of	5
peace with the salvages	5
due north or south	5
in the class room	5
upon the river of	5
the length of the	5
put an end to	5
from which he had	5
in the mouth of	5
little to the westward	5
to the spot where	5
your line of position	5
it was not a	5
south of the equator	5
one of the best	5
we returned to our	5
the united states to	5
as a matter of	5
the line of position	5
continued on same course	5
from your zenith to	5
measured by the arc	5
the th of june	5
the banks of the	5
and most probable fix	5
desde la boca hasta	5
as soon as possible	5
will be the watch	5
side of the amazon	5
north bank of the	5
there was nothing to	5
to sir thomas dale	5
how they use their	5
he knew that the	5
sobre un pliego y	5
such things as they	5
virginia and the monitor	5
from the head of	5
and what they had	5
between peru and brazil	5
the next day the	5
president of the peruvian	5
as to whether the	5
center of the compass	5
of the morning sight	5
in the channel of	5
for the good of	5
the channel of the	5
similar to the following	5
which the ship is	5
two sheets and on	5
where he was standing	5
in regard of the	5
by the time that	5
when the ship is	5
came to his ears	5
the contents of the	5
the norfolk navy yard	5
in the beginning of	5
line of position and	5
when log registered and	5
west side of the	5
the bed of the	5
of the confederate states	5
in three or foure	5
down to the beach	5
in a straight line	5
it may be known	5
distance in sidereal time	5
of the nova scotia	5
captain redwood and his	5
distance in time the	5
upon the surface of	5
the hands of the	5
that he could not	5
ship is from the	5
the point where the	5
rate of knots per	5
some part of the	5
the virginia and the	5
the tide was now	5
when the sun is	5
the relation of the	5
but from hand to	5
it was not the	5
on the side of	5
list of distances on	5
the distance from the	5
and bearing by compass	5
spot where they had	5
of the sun or	5
and all the rest	5
is the same as	5
would have to wait	5
there was no moon	5
upon two sheets and	5
the real difference of	5
parallels of latitude are	5
the barkes of trees	5
on the west side	5
east or west according	5
the morning of the	5
friend captaine john smith	5
one of them was	5
this in your note	5
is of a moderate	5
that the tide was	5
other side of the	5
of the island is	5
mouth of the morona	5
the sun will be	5
to the place where	5
on the morning of	5
the place from which	5
in the river of	5
estate of the colony	5
steamed a true course	5
by the use of	5
seemed to him to	5
from tree to tree	5
went down to the	5
and such things as	5
mouth of the potro	5
i tell you what	5
sight of the sun	5
the north and south	5
the severall blankes next	5
the heart of the	5
examples similar to the	5
but there was no	5
of wood and water	5
to the left of	5
it pleased god to	5
course and distance made	5
the sight of a	5
the councell and company	5
the forests of borneo	5
such a way that	5
the mean sun at	5
middle of the bay	5
desde su boca hasta	5
caught sight of something	5
the lord la warre	5
in sidereal time the	5
the attention of the	5
the wind was blowing	5
drawn upon two sheets	5
the river of chickahamania	5
and that he would	5
the peruvian amazon river	5
it was not so	5
speed of the ship	5
the way in which	5
in order to make	5
be the watch time	5
should be able to	5
mind i tell you	5
the magnetism of the	5
mile from the shore	5
that there was no	5
the eastward of the	5
on the one side	5
the south point of	5
at the same instant	5
see if he could	5
as though they were	5
from noon to noon	5
in front of the	5
as much as the	5
interval from meridian passage	5
the true bearing of	5
others to the number	5
and so returned for	5
between the virginia and	5
if he could only	5
for variation and deviation	5
the earth is a	5
his returne for england	5
of the pachitea river	5
murtagh and the malay	5
it seemed to him	5
the time of his	5
for a short time	5
the latter end of	5
time interval from meridian	5
total time to noon	5
that it was a	5
the th of april	5
three or foure dayes	5
altitude of a star	5
the level of the	5
of distances on the	5
deviation of the compass	5
log registered and observed	5
to sail into it	5
and the length of	4
while on the other	4
on the following morning	4
reaches its highest declination	4
and observed altitude of	4
the harbour is on	4
work the following articles	4
shadow of the tree	4
found that it was	4
compass course shall i	4
of the earth is	4
the manner of their	4
the bow of the	4
made by the hydrographical	4
and the result is	4
necessary for him to	4
what can we do	4
that he had not	4
as it had been	4
their women and children	4
to the confederate states	4
president of the republic	4
left bank of the	4
which he had been	4
length from the shore	4
was found to be	4
dibujado sobre un pliego	4
names of the adventurers	4
in the way of	4
if there is any	4
the equator and the	4
a rock above water	4
the compass needle is	4
in more detail later	4
to the amazon with	4
they could see the	4
it was a long	4
the season of low	4
an immense quantity of	4
is a small cove	4
ordered to command the	4
the body of the	4
the next day was	4
rays of the sun	4
it did not seem	4
to return to the	4
placed in command of	4
the meridians of longitude	4
sun or other celestial	4
if you are in	4
the rest of his	4
the crew of the	4
did their best to	4
miles distant from the	4
bank of the stream	4
by a star sight	4
red end of the	4
true course and distance	4
were not able to	4
meridian altitude of a	4
combat between the virginia	4
the reason for this	4
on the earth is	4
in the time of	4
of the sun for	4
at large you may	4
of which is known	4
of the pichis river	4
the speed of the	4
the sun or other	4
the shadow of the	4
so that it will	4
head of the harbour	4
east point of the	4
the other side the	4
at large in the	4
longitude you are in	4
taken when the sun	4
plenty of wood and	4
position and most probable	4
was not long before	4
to the charge of	4
the more he thought	4
of a series of	4
it to be a	4
each shall have the	4
he could think of	4
the th of september	4
about half way down	4
the boundary between peru	4
men in a boat	4
two or three hours	4
is one of the	4
declination of the sun	4
he saw that the	4
set saile for england	4
a great number of	4
of peace and warre	4
of the celebes sea	4
i desire to sail	4
that they could not	4
desire to sail a	4
the number of ships	4
but at the same	4
as he had been	4
he felt confident that	4
west point of the	4
the place where he	4
is the arc of	4
to get the correct	4
upon the shore of	4
and some of them	4
on the briny deep	4
and he determined to	4
the boat and the	4
in so much that	4
put this in your	4
not be able to	4
reason for this is	4
on board the antelope	4
or other celestial body	4
the declination of the	4
no help for it	4
the time that he	4
on the following day	4
it is of a	4
are you going to	4
end of long island	4
a large number of	4
points off the bow	4
there could be no	4
the nova scotia shore	4
the dangers of the	4
for the maintenance of	4
of peace with the	4
del rio amazonas peruano	4
to a height of	4
admiral in the navy	4
the head of this	4
the north bank of	4
a rate of knots	4
in front of him	4
the longitude of the	4
on the north bank	4
by sir walter raleigh	4
of the lost boy	4
some sort of a	4
required latitude of ship	4
would look like this	4
to suppresse the salvages	4
find the algebraic difference	4
assign for night reading	4
of the potro river	4
sheltered from all winds	4
came in sight of	4
so much as a	4
you have already learned	4
myles from james towne	4
the tenth of may	4
to be added to	4
sent to the west	4
or west of the	4
of latitude and departure	4
the other end of	4
a long time in	4
we be able to	4
the king of paspahegh	4
to knots per hour	4
it would have been	4
most probable fix of	4
or s of the	4
small vessels and boats	4
that they were not	4
the president of the	4
plane and traverse sailing	4
what they had to	4
to that of the	4
is good anchorage for	4
conversion of the salvages	4
about leagues in circuit	4
returns to the amazon	4
wherein is fathom water	4
he saw that he	4
that putteth in the	4
to goe for england	4
a volley of shot	4
by the hydrographical commission	4
close up to the	4
from the azimuth tables	4
sail a true course	4
as they had done	4
on the compass card	4
the return of the	4
and the water was	4
method by a star	4
the north part of	4
we returned to james	4
number of ships and	4
what was to be	4
to abandon the country	4
the true course and	4
him that putteth in	4
the destruction of the	4
the position of the	4
he thought that he	4
surface of the sea	4
coast of nova scotia	4
two miles to the	4
turned his attention to	4
rate of approach of	4
plano contiene millas del	4
log registered at noon	4
more he thought of	4
of the river ucayali	4
as near as possible	4
and exploration of the	4
you do not have	4
of navigation for steamers	4
by a sun sight	4
in front of them	4
one hundred and twenty	4
might as well have	4
of the wind and	4
in command of the	4
if it had been	4
of the morona river	4
it would not be	4
what compass course shall	4
hour of the day	4
one to the other	4
and at the end	4
shall have the severall	4
they could not be	4
at a rate of	4
of the federal squadron	4
slowed down to knots	4
have the severall blankes	4
a piece of wood	4
as soon as he	4
in the hope of	4
so we returned to	4
until at last the	4
south point of the	4
the red end of	4
is nothing more than	4
it is probable that	4
anchor in fathom water	4
any part of the	4
by the formula l	4
as he could see	4
half a league from	4
to james towne to	4
the good of the	4
harbour is on the	4
mouth of the amazon	4
out of sight of	4
it seemed as though	4
caught by the tide	4
the government left to	4
method by a sun	4
for the preservation of	4
by this time the	4
in spite of his	4
the height of which	4
observed altitude star polaris	4
at the time of	4
down to knots per	4
middle of the channel	4
course shall i sail	4
the next day they	4
from one to the	4
a little way off	4
there was not much	4
of the water was	4
the ship is moving	4
the base of the	4
edge of the lake	4
dangers of the deep	4
far as the eye	4
of the compass needle	4
divers others to the	4
and distance made good	4
in the heart of	4
the passage into the	4
both he and his	4
from the top of	4
corbet shook his head	4
mouth of the pichis	4
so as to make	4
for some time in	4
the latitude in and	4
the confederate states navy	4
the time of the	4
well furnished with all	4
would have been a	4
as they drew nearer	4
the deviation of the	4
of position and most	4
the angle at the	4
they came to the	4
to goe with them	4
the remainder of that	4
it had not been	4
a half to the	4
the rays of the	4
the midst of this	4
from the center of	4
any time is left	4
the possession of the	4
in search of the	4
is on the west	4
captain corbet shook his	4
in the discovery of	4
tucker ordered to command	4
course of the river	4
of the celestial equator	4
probable fix of ship	4
bank of the amazon	4
to the west indies	4
a parallel of latitude	4
of the sun from	4
to the rank of	4
a heavenly body is	4
miles to the westward	4
the eyes of the	4
will give you the	4
the bay of the	4
he did not know	4
in the chart room	4
was not more than	4
h m s log	4
the long line of	4
point of the island	4
will be the true	4
latitude and longitude by	4
is to be applied	4
apparent or solar time	4
between the boat and	4
by the name of	4
to do is to	4
the shape of a	4
amazon and its tributaries	4
the pressure of the	4
be added to the	4
minutes and seconds of	4
expedition up the ucayali	4
captain james henry rochelle	4
of sir thomas dale	4
of ships and men	4
height of which is	4
spend the rest of	4
from to fathom water	4
flag of the b	4
for a time they	4
on board of the	4
the th of may	4
the amazon with steamer	4
north side of the	4
there is one more	4
time that he had	4
within ten or twelve	4
from the edge of	4
it would be a	4
of the way of	4
of sir francis wyat	4
to be able to	4
the shore of the	4
promoted to the rank	4
on board the boat	4
to provide for the	4
per hour until noon	4
and so we returned	4
your zenith to the	4
corrected time to noon	4
chronometer sight of a	4
that the boat was	4
close to the edge	4
the way of the	4
the true altitude of	4
boundary between peru and	4
of the compass course	4
no more then the	4
no sooner had he	4
in the first place	4
their heads and shoulders	4
from the brazilian frontier	4
bottom of the page	4
entrance into the bay	4
waters of the bay	4
so returned for england	4
the navy of the	4
at knots per hour	4
the meridian intersecting the	4
n or s of	4
to sail a true	4
the skull of the	4
the coast of nova	4
the distance in sidereal	4
of some of the	4
m s log hav	4
came to an anchor	4
on the night of	4
as though it had	4
cape of grand bank	4
mouth of the petitcodiac	4
to him that putteth	4
north part of virginia	4
ordered to the united	4
as the eye could	4
if there were any	4
in sight of the	4
on same course until	4
its highest declination in	4
noon at the ship	4
out of the water	4
distant from the atlantic	4
day in the year	4
that he would have	4
which is the largest	4
if any time is	4
and a half to	4
net rate of approach	4
the southward of the	4
the death of his	4
west of the meridian	4
be friends with us	3
near the prime vertical	3
what could be the	3
a few minutes more	3
the newport news batteries	3
of richmond and lenox	3
in the hands of	3
of the pastaza river	3
for which he was	3
not long after came	3
may reade at large	3
to learne the language	3
less from the greater	3
hasta la confluencia de	3
a league from the	3
time to noon h	3
and the next day	3
with a smile of	3
rules already given you	3
an end to their	3
the glory of god	3
the description of the	3
amongst a many of	3
isle of the ocean	3
for this is that	3
and at length the	3
to the lord la	3
how to get your	3
from the effects of	3
and there was no	3
to the true altitude	3
if god had not	3
body is its angular	3
mn all this time	3
on the st of	3
that they were in	3
would have to be	3
or set of magnets	3
the canoes of the	3
knew it to be	3
two or three thousand	3
in honour of our	3
lost in the fog	3
in the space of	3
it is possible that	3
three or foure of	3
upon the federal squadron	3
went their bowes and	3
plano del rio amazonas	3
for a few minutes	3
work of a few	3
of the bignesse of	3
point on the compass	3
away from the shore	3
what was the star	3
of all sorts of	3
league to the westward	3
forms the boundary between	3
what a line of	3
feet of water to	3
at any time of	3
severall blankes next after	3
time by the stars	3
out into the bay	3
charts made by the	3
is based upon the	3
had made their camp	3
method can be used	3
in a tone of	3
you must make the	3
of the compass on	3
slaine by the salvages	3
you read from the	3
for the sake of	3
the entrance into the	3
and he could not	3
confluencia de los rios	3
lay very near the	3
of the sun is	3
with the exception of	3
anchor in any depth	3
up to the top	3
and bearing by pelorus	3
there was no help	3
to see if there	3
the longitude you are	3
the reformation of virginia	3
their wives and children	3
do not have to	3
the boat seemed to	3
assign for work in	3
and the next morning	3
of the same object	3
the work of a	3
hundred yards from the	3
at last it was	3
attack on the federal	3
batteries of newport news	3
to fix your position	3
and the difference of	3
it was no small	3
with sir francis drake	3
the best ground is	3
he went off in	3
was a good deal	3
with all the speed	3
the zero on the	3
points to the left	3
fury of the salvages	3
depth from to fathom	3
is not to be	3
enter the azimuth tables	3
or west according as	3
who all this time	3
had we ought to	3
to command the iron	3
same variation and deviation	3
is from to fathom	3
of a very different	3
but he was not	3
north point of the	3
and the rest of	3
hundred bushels of corne	3
miles from the mouth	3
was then changed to	3
to james towne with	3
when observed meridian altitude	3
from the atlantic coast	3
north and south line	3
to the termination of	3
is greater than yours	3
which the gorilla was	3
and observed altitude star	3
was sent to the	3
finding the watch time	3
though it was not	3
reckoning from noon to	3
of the north bay	3
bay of cinq isles	3
rio amazonas peruano y	3
him that there was	3
to do but to	3
left of the compass	3
the greater and the	3
that the next day	3
starting to his feet	3
in that case he	3
then all the rest	3
but he did not	3
one and the same	3
to have beene cast	3
so that it might	3
to the foot of	3
his eyes fixed on	3
to see if he	3
the cause of this	3
which he could not	3
side of this river	3
the iron in the	3
if the true and	3
volley of small shot	3
in charge of the	3
hundred and fiftie men	3
lies miles to the	3
zenith distance is the	3
by means of which	3
tucker was ordered to	3
various depths of water	3
is the formula for	3
the stern of the	3
at last they reached	3
that came to them	3
the place where you	3
about half a mile	3
the most of the	3
the point of the	3
at first he had	3
one of them being	3
not much to have	3
the command of captaine	3
sir thomas dale and	3
they were not able	3
the wind and tide	3
departure taken from noon	3
altitude of a heavenly	3
moon makes high water	3
admitted of the councell	3
that the tide would	3
thus you may see	3
in any depth from	3
and was followed by	3
right ascension of the	3
as much as possible	3
the error in latitude	3
he went to the	3
off from the east	3
place where you are	3
several rocks above water	3
if the ship is	3
the ship is heading	3
if you want to	3
the boy and girl	3
it was expected that	3
the rate for more	3
to the east of	3
could not think of	3
had been one of	3
the nature of the	3
which is the cause	3
ten or twelve daies	3
the fruits of the	3
cuenta millas del rio	3
a line at right	3
the clocke in the	3
he could not tell	3
get back to the	3
a peece of copper	3
case of the sun	3
where his boat was	3
the direction of the	3
zenith of the observer	3
subtract the less from	3
far from the shore	3
long had he been	3
too long had he	3
the coronation of powhatan	3
not so much as	3
the mercy of the	3
the end of that	3
distance is the distance	3
as far as i	3
the king of spaine	3
the time interval from	3
to take in the	3
way in which the	3
wherein is good anchorage	3
command of the peruvian	3
soon as you can	3
meridian is from the	3
account of the financial	3
the division of the	3
the major part of	3
the next day came	3
idea which he had	3
no adjustment is necessary	3
which could not be	3
a place where the	3
in your note book	3
and there was nothing	3
off in search of	3
near a quarter of	3
he turned his attention	3
sidereal time the star	3
is known as the	3
the position of your	3
off the west point	3
less or greater than	3
the minds of all	3
for work in class	3
the wind had changed	3
as there was a	3
could not have been	3
more then a thousand	3
had brought with him	3
on the easterne shore	3
ready upon any occasion	3
the source of the	3
what do you say	3
though it had been	3
by the bay of	3
of the baser sort	3
in very bad weather	3
position by observation just	3
to page of the	3
the naval batteries at	3
will be the log	3
some rocks above water	3
a mile to the	3
minute of latitude is	3
the atlantic to the	3
the king of patawomek	3
i have not seene	3
transferred to the confederate	3
of some sunken rocks	3
to refresh our selves	3
into it you must	3
it is a high	3
did not appear to	3
the interstices of the	3
the boat had been	3
islands of the malayan	3
it out of the	3
now you are to	3
the bay and rivers	3
major part of the	3
his box of biscuit	3
about it at once	3
keel line of the	3
which is a high	3
that the rope was	3
the westward of harbour	3
the pole star would	3
chart of the peruvian	3
which he had taken	3
the batteries of newport	3
a series of observations	3
meridional difference of latitude	3
it gives me pleasure	3
blowing from the north	3
the th of march	3
of rear admiral john	3
they had made their	3
bold too all round	3
a peece of amber	3
waters of the amazon	3
what will be the	3
the antelope weighed anchor	3
place where he had	3
is about leagues in	3
rest of the day	3
of the clocke in	3
in order to get	3
in forme of a	3
upper amazon river and	3
the star will be	3
to goe with him	3
a minute of latitude	3
the mean of a	3
the wind and the	3
the ene and perene	3
of the ucayali to	3
with two or three	3
bed of the river	3
in all the country	3
appointed a commander in	3
of the compass and	3
on account of its	3
of the confederate army	3
breach of peace with	3
we found our selves	3
i left the countrey	3
distance in time greenwich	3
for new found land	3
it was with a	3
and observed meridian altitude	3
the event of the	3
so as to have	3
an altitude of the	3
in regard of their	3
the boys looked at	3
west according as to	3
through the center of	3
as though he were	3
the algebraic difference between	3
from the time of	3
the rules already given	3
seven or eight miles	3
the pongo de manseriche	3
and by the time	3
boat and the water	3
fall of the river	3
and with these words	3
saw that he was	3
my compass error is	3
width of the river	3
of the sun by	3
in t which is	3
the keel line of	3
the women and children	3
mile and a quarter	3
following the course of	3
distance from the shore	3
all you have to	3
are included in this	3
in the worst of	3
of the preceding day	3
corresponding to the l	3
he may be carried	3
of the outer island	3
rise and fall of	3
a coil of rope	3
is the harbour of	3
which boats can go	3
by means of the	3
for the last two	3
on which they had	3
local mean time of	3
from the patrick henry	3
of one hundred and	3
sail into it you	3
set and drift of	3
quarter of an hour	3
crews of the patrick	3
a fresh supply of	3
was now on the	3
in this way he	3
till it was lost	3
by the presence of	3
of the united states	3
island is a rock	3
we came to an	3
pole of the earth	3
speed at which the	3
is less or greater	3
a few feet of	3
best order he could	3
set saile for new	3
wt of morning sight	3
page of the nautical	3
or near the prime	3
went off in search	3
of the huallaga to	3
the distance run is	3
until at length he	3
with these words he	3
went in search of	3
spot on the earth	3
in consequence of the	3
they saw before them	3
the island to the	3
to heare and see	3
of the indian archipelago	3
the land on the	3
there was quite a	3
angular distance from the	3
midshipman in the united	3
the earth is the	3
azimuth of the sun	3
so long as he	3
by sir thomas dale	3
not seem to be	3
on the earth and	3
the top or bottom	3
the number of miles	3
looking out over the	3
came to james towne	3
to the true bearing	3
islands of the indian	3
through the skull of	3
circumference of a circle	3
the grasp of the	3
for night work reading	3
per hour until a	3
be able to get	3
river and its affluents	3
the most of them	3
brazil on the south	3
two or three daies	3
situated on the north	3
is a rock above	3
the first thing to	3
lies very near the	3
it to be the	3
they were able to	3
there was no time	3
was no time to	3
will admit fishing shallops	3
within an houre after	3
was lost to view	3
and in a short	3
harbour lies on the	3
one which he had	3
tree under which they	3
direction in which they	3
that was in the	3
five or six feet	3
and to this he	3
the beginning of this	3
from the entrance of	3
the hearts of the	3
when the sun or	3
the junction of the	3
of john randolph tucker	3
the midst of their	3
that there was a	3
the character of the	3
on the celestial sphere	3
gives me pleasure to	3
he knew that it	3
ever seene or heard	3
which they had been	3
a view of the	3
on account of their	3
by what they saw	3
for my owne part	3
season of low water	3
but it seemed to	3
that he intended to	3
of the observed body	3
went over to the	3
three or foure houres	3
the ship is from	3
a good deal in	3
the action of the	3
at length came to	3
admiral john randolph tucker	3
from the east point	3
as the wind was	3
one of them with	3
for latitude by meridian	3
no danger but what	3
or bottom of the	3
was one of those	3
a little within the	3
of the hydrographical commission	3
of the preceding sight	3
in the bay of	3
he would be able	3
three thousand one hundred	3
and course and distance	3
if there had been	3
was in every respect	3
the only way to	3
as well as he	3
and thus it was	3
whereon the sea breaks	3
the presence of a	3
bottom of the tree	3
soon as you are	3
in regard to the	3
a few moments the	3
and in the night	3
and many of the	3
you wish to get	3
kindly used by the	3
and as it was	3
mean of a series	3
after the rate for	3
during all this time	3
and fall of the	3
the angle of the	3
some of the baser	3
of the confederate squadron	3
mean sun at local	3
made up his mind	3
found to be latitude	3
it not been for	3
the brazilian frontier to	3
near the confluence of	3
sun is on your	3
steamed at knots per	3
was to be done	3
and longitude of the	3
move the sliding limb	3
that there was nothing	3
with the rank of	3
to hope for the	3
of the place where	3
four or five miles	3
he could see the	3
the arrivall of captaine	3
may anchor in fathom	3
brazilian frontier to the	3
the islands of lamelin	3
go home by water	3
points to the right	3
may anchor in any	3
on this course until	3
tooke with him captaine	3
and the boat was	3
on board the schooner	3
peruano y sus afluentes	3
near the spot where	3
of the king of	3
sent sir thomas gates	3
in the reflected horizon	3
are on each side	3
that he had no	3
on the theory that	3
sir thomas dale hath	3
la navegacion para vapores	3
of the amazon river	3
the throat of the	3
all of a sudden	3
it is measured by	3
the midst of the	3
none of them had	3
got into the boat	3
if he could find	3
charts of the surveys	3
saw that it would	3
beak of the bird	3
this difference of longitude	3
the altitude of the	3
were by this time	3
este plano contiene millas	3
out with a blanke	3
la confluencia de los	3
north of the sun	3
you want to go	3
of the pachitea to	3
an hundred and twentie	3
of the commission were	3
a part of the	3
the true meridian altitude	3
to his home in	3
some way by which	3
it was impossible to	3
generall historie of virginia	3
which they had felt	3
the following morning they	3
minutes and seconds from	3
it seemed to be	3
cut off his head	3
the allied fleets of	3
the isle of bois	3
table for the page	3
miles above its mouth	3
spent some time in	3
he could discover any	3
as if they were	3
as measured from the	3
the dash of the	3
that they should be	3
when you are in	3
new or old compass	3
them to james towne	3
from the place where	3
lads of the brandywine	3
dos pliegos y en	3
a commander in the	3
bart and his friends	3
so that now the	3
to the mercy of	3
the sun from the	3
the zenith of the	3
we will take up	3
the cape of grand	3
waters and his wife	3
was named after the	3
the mouth of it	3
the gloom of night	3
the line of the	3
the water was not	3
he had told them	3
between any two places	3
from the cape of	3
at which the sun	3
them at james towne	3
in which he had	3
any two places is	3
by reason of their	3
of latitude is always	3
had the satisfaction of	3
of the isle of	3
and he did not	3
distance east or west	3
what do you mean	3
to the knowledge of	3
repulse of the federal	3
dibujado sobre dos pliegos	3
side of the harbour	3
last they reached the	3
steamed on this course	3
and miles of the	3
but bart and bruce	3
roaring lads of the	3
and its principal tributaries	3
mean time of the	3
there was now no	3
the navy of peru	3
rear admiral in the	3
taken from noon position	3
their fight with the	3
the brow of the	3
of the ene and	3
by observation just found	3
line of position is	3
with divers others to	3
to the place from	3
of a known object	3
we returned to the	3
of the others to	3
of sir george summers	3
must make the proper	3
the true and reflected	3
above the level of	3
compass course into a	3
the cause of the	3
ship called the treasurer	3
it is about leagues	3
that the vessel was	3
de la navegacion para	3
is measured by the	3
from a to b	3
set the vernier on	3
were the words that	3
a shout of joy	3
was an old acquaintance	3
made an effort to	3
h m s p	3
we fell with the	3
the expression upon his	3
face to face with	3
position of your ship	3
is the bay of	3
but many of them	3
of a place on	3
now and then a	3
blankes next after them	3
side of long island	3
peruvian amazon river and	3
it was necessary for	3
back to the shore	3
but as there was	3
for the return of	3
good order an condition	3
will be the latitude	3
the lord de la	3
the river of patawomek	3
commander in the virginia	3
which forms the boundary	3
the bay to the	3
the course to be	3
the next day to	3
as they went on	3
do you mean by	3
for nearly a week	3
out upon the open	3
of three or foure	3
in some part of	3
is a salmon river	3
in the difference of	3
the sun had set	3
for all the rest	3
of a celestial body	3
of the sun was	3
the distance between the	3
they could not tell	3
united states to procure	3
near the shore is	3
sun is from the	3
you should be able	3
mouth of the herrerayacu	3
to be one of	3
la boca hasta el	3
the roaring lads of	3
are not to be	3
it was some time	3
know how it is	3
and they were not	3
the death of the	3
of latitude and the	3
by the death of	3
they reached the place	3
included in this chart	3
is on the east	3
the ucayali to the	3
more then an hundred	3
the sight of this	3
till the next tide	3
some of the chiefe	3
to be rid of	3
here and there a	3
on a former occasion	3
be regarded as a	3
it was on the	3
so far as the	3
the eye of the	3
in the month of	3
end of that time	3
the circumference of a	3
was kindly entertained by	3
the sun was shining	3
all the salvages in	3
series of observations of	3
in so good a	3
part of the councell	3
any time of the	3
is situated on the	3
there might be another	3
at last they found	3
the officers and crew	3
over the surface of	3
the good schooner antelope	3
observation just found to	3
water in the channel	3
the magnetism in the	3
is a small island	3
the schooner had been	3
a line on the	3
trade with the salvages	3
from the west indies	3
rear admiral john randolph	3
the chart room and	3
by way of the	3
angles to the true	3
him to james towne	3
there was something in	3
in the nature of	3
it came from the	3
sobre dos pliegos y	3
to the magnetism of	3
this time they were	3
when observed altitude of	3
to the river of	3
meridians of longitude are	3
and it was not	3
successful attack on the	3
will be the r	3
could not make out	3
no land in sight	3
in one of these	3
you may reade at	3
the battle of hampton	3
up the james river	3
in a fog or	3
the evacuation of norfolk	3
say nothing of the	3
for the cod fishery	3
either east or west	3
the axis of the	3
your position by observation	3
at the foot of	3
stern of the boat	3
there was a large	3
head of steamer navigation	3
the angular distance of	3
the heads of the	3
typographical errors have been	3
one hundred and fifty	3
he was at the	3
which it is to	3
it is but a	3
longitude in t which	3
had like to have	3
in table for the	3
out of the councels	3
boca hasta la confluencia	3
in contact with the	3
and there is a	3
sun at local mean	3
it would not have	3
by that we had	3
the next morning the	3
would not only be	3
on or near the	3
the pole of the	3
celestial body is its	3
so after the rate	3
line of the ship	3
most part of the	3
the less from the	3
one hundred and sixty	3
the maintenance of the	3
by the helpe of	3
point in the celestial	3
in the hope that	3
amazonas peruano y sus	3
of water in the	3
more than a hundred	3
the rank of lieutenant	3
with wood and water	3
the elevation of the	3
some of them being	3
in the government of	3
heading of the ship	3
yet such was the	3
edge of the lagoon	3
plane of the arc	3
at the season of	3
of the body observed	3
turn to page of	3
half a mile from	3
that in a short	3
above and under water	3
will become of her	3
as he did so	3
position of the ship	3
into the midst of	3
in table of bowditch	3
in the virginia navy	3
it is on your	3
as given in the	3
a long time after	3
an east and west	3
at its last gasp	3
all his men were	3
one of the great	3
as they had been	3
of the peruvian fleet	3
peru and brazil on	3
the patrick henry were	3
officers of the patrick	3
due east and west	3
three quarters of a	3
if he could discover	3
of the councels letters	3
no one could have	3
and it seemed to	3
as in the case	3
course and distance sailed	3
but they were all	3
it you must keep	3
meridian and meridian altitudes	3
back to the boat	3
as there was no	3
things as they had	3
is to the eastward	3
we were constrained to	3
to usurpe the government	3
side of fortune bay	3
the forests of sumatra	3
from a desire to	3
but we found it	3
top of the page	3
could not help wondering	3
which caused us to	3
the case of the	3
a few of the	3
due to the magnetism	3
in one of the	3
you intend to anchor	3
the summit of the	3
as large as a	3
when it is on	3
this was the question	3
heads and shoulders painted	3
is miles distant from	3
is not the least	3
you had better go	3
for the reformation of	3
the time at which	3
nothing of the kind	3
of the nautical almanac	3
along the edge of	3
there is not the	3
into the heart of	3
a quarter of an	3
a sheet of water	3
is a method to	3
from the nautical almanac	3
and steamed at knots	3
as we have said	3
to the councell and	3
a meridian altitude of	3
not the least danger	3
to doe any thing	3
in the face of	3
any depth from to	3
an hundred and twenty	3
the local apparent time	3
will be the distance	3
within foureteene daies after	3
life of rear admiral	3
to come on shore	3
exactly the same as	3
the eye could reach	3
y millas del rio	3
the government surrendred to	3
to abandon the countrey	3
of peru and chile	3
you must keep the	3
of the palcazu and	3
feet from the mouth	3
reason why we should	3
the passage of the	3
in a direction nearly	3
is the meridian of	3
commanding officers of the	3
a fine sandy bottom	3
there was no wind	3
the conversion of the	3
shall be drawne out	3
the best order he	3
the other to the	3
going back to the	3
one of the three	3
santa cruz de parinari	3
about eighteen inches in	3
was no help for	3
true meridian altitude of	3
as though they had	3
is exactly the same	3
it is just as	3
so well as the	3
opinion of captaine smith	3
planted by the english	3
arrived at james towne	3
approach of the sun	3
sun is on or	3
hour until noon when	3
he looked around in	3
and shoulders painted red	3
by the confederate army	3
well of fresh water	3
the corrected time to	3
confluence of the rivers	3
other end of the	3
the line of sight	3
a piece of the	3
such as the sun	3
the earle of southampton	3
the ends of the	3
for the page where	3
swimming in the water	3
various sorts of wood	3
he came to the	3
axis of the earth	3
in and course and	3
the change in longitude	3
as well as to	3
due north and south	3
top or bottom of	3
appointed president of the	3
of morning sight h	3
an arm of the	3
in spite of the	3
and so returned to	3
of gold and silver	3
in or fathom water	3
silence for some time	3
by sea and land	3
lighthouse in the reflected	3
the charts made by	3
registered and observed meridian	3
zero on the arc	3
at the top or	3
the tops of the	3
and so it was	3
and by this meanes	3
seemed to him that	3
to bring them to	3
for small vessels and	3
but such was the	3
much to have beene	3
and it would be	3
did not seem as	3
of those on board	3
the beak of the	3
border of the chart	3
trunk of the durion	3
and the boat went	3
the secession of virginia	3
which contains miles of	3
the size of the	3
of this river is	3
coming up the bay	3
one of the voyage	3
had no fear of	3
that will admit fishing	3
bay of the east	3
such an abundance of	3
one of the first	3
mouth to the confluence	3
they set sayle from	3
the earth to revolve	3
as long as the	3
you are to understand	3
just found to be	3
is an arm of	3
perpendicular to the plane	3
the distance east or	3
navigation for steamers of	3
on the next morning	3
as you have heard	3
and in some places	3
and divers other gentlemen	3
take charge of the	3
as well as from	3
expressed in astronomical time	3
dead reckoning from noon	3
is the distance in	3
a half from the	3
a place on the	3
members of the commission	3
the polar distance of	3
did not lose his	3
boats can go at	3
as thick as ever	3
to the easterne shore	3
latter end of june	3
by reason of his	3
what place is that	3
is its distance in	3
by the edge of	3
the dead reckoning from	3
against the trunk of	3
the ship called the	3
to the trunk of	3
two or three houres	3
and in order to	3
some time in silence	3
the basin of minas	3
about two miles from	3
the hour angle of	3
obvious typographical errors have	3
iron in the ship	3
sketch of the author	3
mouth to the termination	3
thought occurred to him	3
with all possible speed	3
the speed at which	3
in good order an	3
with one of the	3
of approach of the	3
the tide was falling	3
a line with the	3
from the sea winds	3
reached the place where	3
he sent to the	3
to one of the	3
the opinion of captaine	3
to wait here till	3
would be likely to	3
they could not finde	3
if the sun is	3
the generall historie of	3
end of the isle	3
this is not the	3
at local mean noon	3
not one of them	3
pointed at one end	3
as he sat there	3
but at last she	3
army of the peninsula	3
than a hundred yards	3
there was also a	3
he had thought of	3
meridian of the observer	3
on account of the	3
what would be the	3
what was the matter	3
side of the river	3
the net rate of	3
point of the bay	3
you may reade in	3
from the greater and	3
had it not been	3
were about two hundred	3
place in the world	3
the treasurer and councell	3
by the time they	3
a chayne of pearle	3
the island is a	3
the head of steamer	3
point or celestial body	3
then proceed as in	3
if the sun bears	3
of them to be	3
he knew to be	3
came boldly aboord us	3
the centre of the	3
till the next harvest	3
the southern express company	3
high in the air	3
altitude of the star	3
drawne out with a	3
the palcazu and pichis	3
at the beginning of	3
to correspond with the	3
as much as a	3
and brazil on the	3
and bold too all	3
and seemed to be	3
first thing to do	3
marked east or west	3
be known by a	3
as shown by the	3
a day or two	3
that the schooner was	3
bow of the boat	3
keep a good lookout	3
what will become of	3
to enable them to	3
the way we met	2
the mountain of the	2
and for the most	2
and in its place	2
all the rest were	2
one nor the other	2
from the preceding even	2
to be on board	2
of an exploring steamer	2
he tried to think	2
the blanke that shall	2
immortalitie of the soule	2
subtiltie of their priests	2
long as the wind	2
immediately was sent him	2
it did not take	2
problem is more difficult	2
to the mayne to	2
for the summer iles	2
his commission to be	2
in a little boat	2
which she had been	2
brigade of sailors to	2
the new or old	2
you can be on	2
the subtiltie of their	2
it is not likely	2
for the building of	2
brought up from the	2
situated for the cod	2
some sunken rocks off	2
to that of a	2
or very neare the	2
the next yeere they	2
much as he could	2
three points to the	2
a change had taken	2
this they use for	2
from the greenwich meridian	2
to james towne by	2
rule for converting a	2
themselves in a ring	2
and one hundred and	2
running through the center	2
their being able to	2
was but the work	2
that it can be	2
or time by the	2
as captain corbet said	2
any signs of him	2
near as possible to	2
much hurt by a	2
in the sliding limb	2
there was a ship	2
the vernier zero is	2
given in the nautical	2
he had not noticed	2
do you think it	2
we could carry we	2
seemed to have but	2
examples to find tz	2
the celestial equator is	2
long as he had	2
the same may be	2
they were all of	2
was close to it	2
had so nearly proved	2
the colour of the	2
very snug place for	2
discharging or receiving cargo	2
great island of borneo	2
or west of you	2
going home by the	2
it is very small	2
the yeare of our	2
returned againe to the	2
to wash his hands	2
and how they use	2
one laying into the	2
two places is the	2
waving his hand over	2
once more to the	2
down into the bay	2
the quality of the	2
by an interval of	2
time greenwich is from	2
but they were not	2
spread out the wet	2
hurt by a hericano	2
to take possession of	2
for them to see	2
in spite of their	2
smiths offer to the	2
at three shillings the	2
and in divers places	2
into the face of	2
stages of the water	2
the bay of chisapeack	2
to drive them into	2
and soon reached the	2
much as we could	2
of latitude in which	2
but the sight of	2
on the westerne shore	2
the harbour on each	2
rock pretty high above	2
open to the sea	2
round of the ladder	2
foure or five houres	2
any change in the	2
bullet through the skull	2
the depths of the	2
the accidents and proceedings	2
them in such a	2
the work for the	2
according to his expectation	2
navy of the republic	2
serving with the army	2
to deale with the	2
sent to relieve them	2
meridian of longitude which	2
so that one of	2
and drift of current	2
be perpendicular to the	2
lesse then a miracle	2
i believe it was	2
on the planets and	2
would have been glad	2
as if he was	2
above all the rest	2
the best thing to	2
bed of the channel	2
the country is not	2
go on board and	2
expedition up the pachitea	2
a preface of foure	2
my selfe to have	2
find that every true	2
the child might be	2
particular of such necessaries	2
his eyes rested on	2
a true course into	2
with the charleston squadron	2
we had to find	2
examination showed him that	2
mn but the president	2
nothing could be seen	2
at the base of	2
they had nothing to	2
that are willing to	2
during the last hours	2
provision in the store	2
and all their other	2
day of the assise	2
which although it was	2
short talk on the	2
is floated off by	2
for any minute of	2
fear of some sunken	2
and led him to	2
to make the best	2
had to make their	2
so great a spirit	2
a very different kind	2
earth is a huge	2
conflict with the crocodile	2
the life of a	2
up a prayer of	2
on the new brunswick	2
well as from the	2
back to north again	2
about six in the	2
quarters of a yard	2
on the federal blockading	2
a short time before	2
for the value of	2
hour of the morning	2
rocks both above and	2
year of his age	2
is at the head	2
he thought of all	2
be on the meridian	2
what should be done	2
a short time they	2
on the secession of	2
to their order of	2
their fish and flesh	2
the king hath pleased	2
people in the world	2
wish to find the	2
that had either money	2
on the bank of	2
the compass and looking	2
track around the sun	2
was slaine by the	2
to return to their	2
time will the star	2
which is points off	2
continues to rise until	2
a celestial body is	2
a faire well of	2
an azimuth of the	2
leave him to me	2
so as to form	2
he could not see	2
limb is brought in	2
captaine of the pinnace	2
doe any thing to	2
he was seen to	2
this sidereal time interval	2
resolve what to doe	2
which might have been	2
its fight with the	2
an angular distance of	2
immediately in front of	2
on the north or	2
that his stay on	2
took up some time	2
in the deserved honour	2
of the pichis to	2
the longitude in time	2
during the season of	2
the sign of the	2
the boys were silent	2
back again into the	2
noon h m s	2
thomas dale and captaine	2
laying the foundation of	2
no service to them	2
as big as a	2
of the town of	2
were landed in this	2
the satisfaction of seeing	2
make us more circumspect	2
that they did not	2
driven into the ground	2
for doin the pariential	2
to get back to	2
a bunch of feathers	2
as is your zenith	2
which was but onely	2
the extremitie of the	2
you know you are	2
the commander of the	2
wednesday lecture latitude by	2
the nature of a	2
toward that part of	2
well as the old	2
in units of sidereal	2
will be on the	2
pg is the meridian	2
published by the counsell	2
thought the fight had	2
exposed to such a	2
must be very near	2
so high as we	2
this time there was	2
the words that fell	2
carelesse of any thing	2
the plantation in virginia	2
and the bay of	2
apply the longitude correctly	2
the difference in the	2
had done his predecessors	2
a place they call	2
away went their bowes	2
not so good as	2
in a line with	2
it grew quite dark	2
with the army at	2
things at their pleasure	2
the same as for	2
the ucayali and exploration	2
showed it to be	2
floated off by the	2
the hardships of his	2
as well as by	2
and you would be	2
it was agreed upon	2
that there is no	2
and the sum will	2
straight line at right	2
separated by an interval	2
the river of toppahanock	2
of the intention to	2
the salvages no sooner	2
we shall be able	2
flung his arms around	2
whether there was any	2
from the throat of	2
the form of his	2
part of the sky	2
it with all expedition	2
is to be added	2
the next morning by	2
the cover of the	2
arrival of two ships	2
ship then steamed a	2
end of the compass	2
tucker retires to his	2
surface of the bay	2
was well aware of	2
this was not the	2
late hour of the	2
the east end of	2
himself up in the	2
carrying the monitor by	2
then a thousand of	2
the glorious tropical sun	2
morning of the th	2
first he had thought	2
all this information in	2
mean sun is from	2
the amazon and huallaga	2
if measured from the	2
may be able to	2
manner of the massacre	2
para vapores de poco	2
in and dividing by	2
its distance in arc	2
in such a situation	2
takes command of the	2
the correction for the	2
this method can be	2
with a good supply	2
be high tide about	2
distance run is the	2
cast upon the shore	2
he had seen the	2
of all sorts to	2
served him for a	2
there are many kinds	2
put in your oars	2
canoes of the commission	2
waited a little longer	2
sixty or seventy feet	2
between three known objects	2
the latter part of	2