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 ^ics concerning King Arthur and 
 
 his Conqucfts of the North rcgiqns, ta- 
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 N thcycare of Ch lit s t, ji 7. King 
 Arthur mthiiftickndytu^ of iii^ 
 raigne, hiving fi^bduedaU parts of 
 fr#/4«^, faylcdwtthhisHeetiiit* 
 /^^llrf,a6dbrotlghtitt<l^t^ep<»- 
 plt thereof int^fiibie^ioii ; the 
 nimourbeingfpted throHghoatall 
 the other Lands, that n/^ Oountrey 
 was able to withftand him ; ,®^* 
 1 4<«w«i,KiBgofa«rAii«^and^«^ 
 «w the King of Orfeigf, Otoe vo- 
 luntary qntohiai* and yedded their obedience, pronsfifin j to 
 Say him Tribute. The winter ^ngfpent,hee returned into 
 fWr4iW5 el^abUflied his Kingdome in perfeft peace v^h^^^^^ 
 tinucdthcrcforthelpaceoftwelucyeares, ^ I :, ,,; Ljyyfe<; 
 
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 vets Kingdomcs, hec fummbned fuch as were to cwe cd his 
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 ARi»vt whichW«3fometimest}ic n^ft renownedKing 
 of the 'Britaines, was a mighty valiant and famous VVar, 
 dour. This Kingdomc was too httlc for him and hiimindc 
 WM not contented with It; hcc therefore vahantly fubdued 
 iH Sc^tU now called N^my, and all the lies beyond N^r^ 
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 out all Narwajf matched their Nobility with "Srtmlh bloud, 
 
 called Nirtfsy the Chamber of Brittatne^ and incorporated 
 thcmttntous. 
 
 An$thir teftim^nfout ^/Galfridus Monumetcnfis r^w- 
 crrww^rfc* foff^wf/? <i^Malga ^»«^ a/ England, 
 
 X if Al GO fucccedcd f^orcif^ritts which was the goodlicft 
 
 iVlman in pcrfon of all ^ri«4»»r, aPrince that expulfed 
 
 ' fliany Tyrants, hee was ftrong and valiant in warrc, taller then 
 
 . moftmcnthatthenlived, and exceeding famous for his ver- 
 
 tues. This King alfo obtained the ©ovcrnmcnt of the whole 
 
 Hand of BrittiUne, and by raoft ftiarpe battailes he recovered 
 
 to hii Empire the fixcllands of theOcean Sea, which were 
 
 before Tributaries to King «/^rfA«r; namely, freiMdJfeUttd, 
 
 The Fcjage of Octhcr r* the Northeafi farts bey$nd 
 
 ^k)rway, reperudh bimfetfe vnu Alfred tbefamaus 
 
 jr^w#fEngland,«<'««riAtfj(r<irf. Z90. 
 
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 dwelt fuitheft North of anv Ti^mttu^ he 0«rd, that he dwelt 
 towards the North part of the land towards the Weft coaft. 
 Andin another place heeaflirmeth, that there wat no man 
 dwelling towards the North from him* and affirmed the land 
 to ftretch farrc to the North, yet all Defcrt, and not inhabi. 
 ted. Vpon a time, he fell into a fancy to know how farrc the 
 Land ftretched Northward, whereupon hce tooke his voyage 
 dircftly North, along the Goaft having alwayes the Dcfcrt 
 land upon his Starboard,and upon the Larboard the maine O- 
 cean, and contwucd his courfe for the fpace of j . dayes ; in 
 which fpace,hee wascome as farre towards the North, as the 
 Whale-hunters ufcd totravell; hee proceeded to the North, ^^^^^^ ^ 
 as farre as hec was able to fayle in other j. dayes, at the end ^^^^ ^ccne of 
 whereof, he perceived the Coaft turned toward the Baft, or^ongconiiatt- 
 elfe the Sea opened with a maine Gulfe into the land, hee ancc. 
 knew not how farre : well he wift. and remembrcd, that he* 
 was faine to ftay till hee had a Wefterne wind and fomewhat 
 Northerly, and thence hec faylcd plainc Eaft along the Coaft 
 ftill, fo farrc as hec was able in 4. dayes, at the end of which 
 time, hce was compelled to ftay, untill he had a full Northerly 
 wind, for as much as the Coaft bowed downc thence dircft- 
 ly towards the Southward, at Icaft wife, the Set opened into 
 the Land, that he could not tell how farre; fo that hee feyled 
 alongft the coaft diredly South, fo farre as he could travell in 
 five dayes, and at the 5. dayes end, hcede'crycd a mighty Ri- 
 ver which opened very farre in the land,at the entry of which 
 Rivcrhec ftaycd hiscourfc, and inconclufion turnedbacke a- 
 gaine; For hcdurft not enter for fcarc of the Inhabitants of 
 the Land, perceiving that on the other fide of the River it 
 was throughly inhabited ; which was the firft peopled Land 
 he had found from the place of his dwelling; whereas conti- 
 riually, heehada dcfcrt Wilderneffe upon bis Starbord- fide, 
 except feme in placesjhe faw a few Fifliers,rowlers,and Hurip 
 ters, which were all Finnesy and on the Larbord the maine o» . ^ 
 
 cean. ThusmuchforOaA«r,whomit appearcs was the fe- 
 1 ^nd that doubled the North Cape that we have extant,King 
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 ASSSJwdieniouihof «A. a/»4tz^ in the South 
 £rtrf /S.to be 40oae.guei» from when« rfyou wni 
 
 f^DuKdfeeiice of Loogitiide.tothe Mepdi»nof»-w; 
 i3*& m^haveoo^eof the U>BgitudeMO»inpg4 
 
 te SXb L the dH«^nce of S Wp. are «^^^ 
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 f^^SJodayesfayling, weehave4.A'yesfayUngin- 
 ^^G^'^\ »-» »I«oft in the fams quantityof 
 riJr^ oaft overtotheProvince of AT.nrflt catted Swi, 
 
 ^ tfft/JSJMncaUed by *«*■»»«•.«»« f"ar.^e 
 d'c^N»iM»tz N«vigU» borne, who is thought to bee 
 ;h.foftSJ«ettbereoT,asheWsfayUngtowards F-rr« 
 
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 . po^Xf«KaSwhenLh.dfound.heecalUd« 
 
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 ^^^^^^tx, to tl4 Weft. and thijLand hee inhabited 
 
 abonitheyeareof onr Lord, *74. ;;'- - „ i«iadeo 
 In the veare I $91 • there was aShip of g«'««»y lay laaea 
 
 - W^f&fayleanddeparted; tbis,w^^ of the 
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 The Commcntor Arngrinut fayth, intheyeareofChrift 
 g74. //rAwi being indeed difcovcred before that time, as is 
 abouc mentidned wasthefirrt of all inhabited 6y certaine 
 NorvevUns^ their Chicftaine,^is one Jni^tlfhus, from whofc 
 name tlieEaft Cape of //Wii»</ is called /!»/«//* ^#^", thcfc , 
 Planters are reckoned vp by name in our Records j faith he, 
 more then to the nunnber of 490. together; withthofeot 
 their blood and kindred,and great familici befidet : neitheJ^ 
 onely is their number defcribedjbut it is foplainelv fet downe 
 whiitC«ifts,what Shoares 1 and what In-land places each of 
 them did occapic, and inhabited and what names the inhabi- 
 tants did giue vnto Straights, Baycs, Harbours, Necklands, 
 Creekesy Capes, Rockcs, Crag«l, Mountaines, Hills, Vallcyes> 
 Hammcckes, Springs, Flouds. Rivers ; and to be fhort .what 
 names they gauc vnto their Granges, and houfcs :. whereof 
 many at this day arc received and vfed. Therefore the 2^#r- 
 vagis with their company, peopled all the habitable places of 
 
 7kevif4gei $fik drethfiriiMti Nicoid WAn- 
 thoniiZxni fi^enetUuj^coUtSiidoMt of their owneLtf' 
 
 i*r/ ^;> ^f/r* Francifco Maritino. 
 
 1^7 fctUs caufed a (hip to be made ready at his ownc 
 iVchargein UmIj 1 380. with intent tafec EngUnd and 
 FUnders, but was bytcmpcftcaft vpotTthellcof fr«y2W, 
 where he hadbeene cruelly entreated, had itnotbcenefor 
 Zichmni^Lord ofcertaine Hands, called T#r/4ff</,lymg on the 
 South ofFrefJlsnd, being rich and populous, he wa? alfo Duke 
 oiS»r4ny]yingaact^gmikScotUitd, 
 
 This Prince being arrived vpon Vreejland to make wirre ' 
 vpon the fame,Vnd€rfta«iding the fcipwracke came prclent- 
 ly, and hearingby the La|ine tongue that he was of /wo', he 
 OXfceived him into proteftibn with great ioy. • %; 
 
 This Prince having the laftyearCf given the overthrow to 
 the King ofNtr^ay in fomc of his 5i[g»/ori«, wascomcto 
 MJlkndACo tOktakethe fame from the faid King whereof he- 
 wasLordi and to that purpofc, vnderftanding thatMr#ivi« 
 gf/tf had l^eat judgement, in Sea and Martiall afl&ires ,begai|e 
 lil9>.CQawuflion,togocaboord hisilbips, cominanding tut 
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Wettward«iiaw«- ciUed S»W«r. j in the Hauen of 
 
 Ij^rthev folind Zickmni whocme thitherby land conque- 
 
 • M ,vl eountrv.they Med to the W. by another Cape or 
 
 Ga!fc andSeWthellands they found to thcSignorje 
 
 ^,'^'V",; Thefe Sea. for as mUch » they ftiled, were m 
 
 of ^icfew*'- I ««"= V andRockes, lo as it was thought 
 
 fTtfc k 11 «nd knowledge of M'- i^'"'* "''.'"f. "I'".', 
 ^^ho had bcetve brought vp in the praftife of Nau.gation all 
 
 ^'^ M'-S'he'coonfell of Mr. ^«4.*'' they goe on Land, when 
 thefhl^d^the goodfuccefliof Z«W m his warr«s,.nd 
 fWallthellandbyEmbaffadortwasyeildedvntohim. 
 
 M thli'mS.the Prince gaue Mr. ni»^ththmMrf 
 ■ vSoX&^c«dhimasthepreferuetofhi$fleete,and 
 
 «w«ded Ms men. In Triumphant manner they goe towards 
 FS»^,tl^^chiefeCitty thereofislcituateonthes E^^ 
 
 «Xna Gulfe or Biy,a. there are many in that lUndj in this 
 g£b^ is f"ch Sundance of fifc taken, that many Ih^^^^ 
 
 7-to muchis ukcn out »fi Lttttr th*t OUr. Nicolo 
 
 fnt tt his Brother Anlhonie, re juptfigthAthf 
 ' , XMuUfetkefmemesneittttmelobtm. ■ 
 
 M After .^»»i»«« ^"fl'fl'" Aip. »nd after great danger 
 whhgmit ioyarrivedwith his Brother* where here- 
 maind M. y«r«, 4-ye»res with hisBr-Mfcer »d i o. yeares 
 Xn, whire they fo behaued themfelul?, that »(."'• was 
 td?<^LS . fc » ^>»Nauie;.^ey( > tfon h ^ 
 
 mprife of E#/W, being between* Fr.r/I«.rf tlKrin'.! 
 
f^^.fx^l^ ,\^ 
 
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 ftioalcs, where a great part of their FIccec was cjft away, The 
 Kingof ^*«»^»''^*conaming to refcue £y?/W, his Flcctc vt. 
 terly peiiftied, which Ztchmni having notice of by a fliip of 
 the Enemies, he determines to fct vpon TteUnJ. 
 
 Which together with the reft, was fubic(5t to the King of 
 2^#r»<iy, but he finding the Country well fortified, his fmjiiL 
 Flcetc were glad to retire j In the fame channels be aflkulte3 * . 
 the other Iles> called JfeUndi which are 7. Ti^hsi'^ro4Sy 
 Hedna, Tr^ns, MimMnt, Ddmhere, and Brtfi; an'id haviii| 
 fpoiled them all, hee built a Fort in Br^fl, where he left Mrti 
 2^w/<» with men, fmall Barkes, and Munition, and with the 
 few (hips he had left, he returned to fnV/Z^w^. 
 
 Mr. 7{icoi0 in ft^iyt with j,. fmall Barkes failes Northward , 
 and arrives in Enironeldnd, where he found a Monaftcrie of 
 Fricrs,nearc a hill that cafteth forth fii'e, like refnrius & etfiM. ' 
 
 They fubfift f pecially, by a Fountaine of water ifliiing from 
 that Hill, whereby the Monaftery and all other buildings are 
 refrcfhcd and warmed at their pleafurc, as alfo their Gardens 
 thowed and watered, their ftones for building are caft out of 
 this combuftable forge, which being oncli cftblcd will not dif- 
 folue, but taken hot and caft into Water, maketb a marvailous 
 ftrong lime, the people haue thefe devoted men in great vene- 
 ration* ^ 
 
 They feed vpon wild Fowle and Fifh, for the Bay or Ha- 
 ven, by rcafon ofthc heateofthis Water doth ncuer freeze, 
 by meanes whereof .there is fuch concourfe of Sea. fowle and 
 abundance of fi(h, whereby alV the people are fed and mam- 
 tained>and 1 000. imployed about taking the fame. Hither 
 in Summer time, wiiicb lafts but three Moneths, come many 
 Barkes from the Hands thereabout, and from ty Cape about 
 i\r<»rft>4)',and from Trondon^ and exchange all necdfull commo-^ 
 "^ditiesforfifh,whichtheydryAvith the Sumie or cold: to 
 this Monaftery refort many Friers of iV*rw47, Si»m4,butthe ^ 
 moftpart are of IfeUnd. There are continually in that The Fi^ftl*-^- 
 part many Barkes, which are kept there by reafon of the Sea ft"h5^M««»ib«* 
 being froze , waiting for the Spring to diOolue the Ice. jr 
 
 TheirBoatesarcmadelikcvnto Weavers ftiuttles,takingthc > •' V 
 
 siyfls of fifties, and fowing them together in many double*,. 
 they f aQiion them with the bonesof the fame fifti, and mak e 
 
 ¥-.Hi 
 
 them fo furc and fubft«ntiall, that it ii marvailous to fee, how- 
 r . in 
 
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 Sefewnd wind carry '^Zz^«a"'^^^^''^'"'K^'^''^ 
 either breaking or drowning. ?™l'^^(,„y biuifeataU. 
 
 ed ft* n *e »i<ldl'>*?''.* „X «»• halfe of tho lleeue, then 
 w the»oat.they put It wto the on. h»,uo^ ^^^ 
 
 faftenine the •"!«'* 7° JlV'hewat^ fw* of 'he Boat , 
 
 the ban! ben^tb, ttey convey th^^^^^^^^ 
 
 and this they doe a»often«srt^Mve^^^^^ 
 
 Moreover.thi. ^*^^^*^l^r^nt.*aiSt«ittii>A{o 
 
 ceeded him both m Goods and DJgnitie,a obtaineU- 
 
 tedandm«l.greatfopphcatwn.yctcoudhe^..^^^^^^ 
 
 cencetoteturneto hisCounwy. Mr J j^j^,. 
 
 m,keWmrelfeIx)rdoftheSM.vfed^^^^^^ 
 fflinedtofendhimwh divefsBarkes to ne^^ ^^^ 
 
 lymgWeft-watd^owe' „ ^tl^tf.menthere- 
 
 which.or* of tbe ftoates was calt away, 
 
 * in were taken and c«ried to » »«^« ™ P^ut none coald 
 
 "^'"fti'^d''th^rt™%r^t J^e^^^^^^^ -Y 
 
 i^.tmcbo 
 
 f . or cht: 
 nettil 
 
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 counti 
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 andhs 
 .not til 
 
 3.yeareSi 
 
 o f the Hand, and reports: 
 
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die if « Mountains from whence there Springi 4.RiTers that 
 ptfle through the whole Countrey- , 
 
 ■The Inhabitant! ate very witty people, and have all Arte 
 and facKlticf aa wc have,and it u credible that in times pan, 
 * thcv have had traffiquc with our men; for be faid,he law La- 
 f tine bookei in the Kings Library, which at that prefent they 
 ■ "^did ii€»t underftand, they have a peculiar language and letter* 
 ' . or chiraaera to themfclves, they have Mines of all manner ot 
 mettals, but they abound with Gold ; they have tradem En- 
 .r#«i#/««<^, from whence they bring Furres, Brimftone, and 
 Pitch>he faith.that to thcSouthward, there is a great populous 
 country very richin gold,thcy fowCorne,and makeBeore aiid 
 Ale. and ufe it as we do wine,they have mighty great wood J, 
 
 thereare many Cities and Caftles. They build fmall Barkes. 
 and have fayling» but they have not the Loadftone, nor know 
 hot the ufe <Jfttie Comparfe ; wherefore the FiQiers were had 
 in great eftimation,in(omuch that the King fent them South- 
 ward to a country they call Dflrjfw, but in that voyage they 
 had fuch weather, that they thought to have perilhcd m the 
 fca, but efcaping that , they fell into another more cruel!, 
 for they were taken in the Country and the moft part of them Man eatcri. 
 eaten of the Salvage people,which fed upon Mans fleftias the 
 
 fweeteftmeat. .. , , ca. 
 
 But this Fiflierman eicaped,by teachmg them to take hih 
 with nets,in the Sea and in frefli rivcrs,w hereby he was ho- 
 noured and beloved of all. 
 
 The Lords of the Country fell out about him, and m i g. 
 ycares he was there, he was lent to at Icaft a J ^of them from 
 one to another,to teach his Art of Fi(hing,fo that he was in all 
 parts of the Country; which he faith , is very grdit, • 
 the people very rude, and voide of goodnefTc, they 
 all goc naked, neither have they wit to cover tbeir bodies 
 with tbc skins ofbeafts they take by hunting, whereby they 
 are miferably vexed with coldjtbcy have Lances,(harpe at the 
 {)oint,.they have Bowes,and ftrings made of beaft skinyjthejr^ 
 ar« a cnicU people, and have certatne lawcs aAongft them* ; ~ 
 fclves ; to Southwards tht people have more dvility,thc aire 
 bti ng more temperate, and have Cities and Tennples with I- 
 
 dols, tTierc t hey I'ac r ificc men to Idols, and aft e hvards catc 
 ibem^tbty have fo^e knowledge qf gold and (il ver. 
 
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How chis VUhcrmlti hid an inccnt to get home. Uo hi* 
 companionsbcingiadclp^rethcr«of, never oflfcred to it. 
 tempt their frecdome,tnd therefore ft.yed there ; whcreupoa 
 he a^availcd through tht woodi towards />#f^«». the next 
 "Lord knew him, and he was conveyed from one to ano- 
 thtr.untiU at length he came to 'D^r^^y where he ftayed 
 three ycares, and he^iing of divers Boates that were am- 
 ved there, he went to the lea fide, and asking of whence they 
 wtrc, they faid oiElli^tW^, he being gbd, requeued to bt 
 entertained by them,and carried to their country, which they 
 aUdly granted and u(cd him for their Intcrpnctor. 
 
 Attcr that.hp frequented that trading with them and be- 
 came very tich,wherewith he furniihed a barke,returned into 
 VritxjeUndjkn^to his Lord made this report ok that wealthy 
 
 Heiscrtditedhere, for that the Mariners doe affirmchis 
 reports to be true, wherefore this Lord is refolred to fend me 
 forth with a fleetc toward thelc parts, but it was not fo ; for 
 Zicfc»»w went hinifelfe,andconce§|iing their procecdiogs I 
 
 have a Letter in forme following) ; 
 
 OVr preparation for E/?en7*«ftrf wis begun in an unluckic 
 houre, for three daycs before our departure the Fifljcr- 
 man dyed that fliould have beerie our guide, notwithftanding 
 this Lord would not give over the cnterprifc, taking the 
 Marriners that returned with him ; making our navigation to 
 the We(tward,wedifcovered Hands fubjea xoVritflnnd^ and 
 having pafredcertainclKclvc$,wc ftayed at Ledovoj. daycs. 
 - The firft of luly, wcarrived at Jloft^ we ftayed not there but 
 had a.vcxiHg ftorme at Sea for S.daycs, not knowing where 
 we wcre,agreat part of their barkcs were caft away, the wea- 
 ther being faire they gathered up the pieces of broken barkcs 
 fayling on with profpcrous wind,they difcovercd land at W . 
 They tooke harbour, and an infinite Company of armed 
 men came to defend their Hand, Zkhmni makes figncsof 
 p^ace,fend$ io.men,of ten feTerall languages but they could 
 underftand none, but one that was of IfeUnd, who informed 
 — them , that the H a n d s n a me w a s h^U^ named after the name 
 ofthefirftKingofthatplaccwhomtheyfaywas fonne to 
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 >r^».diovnine. I haue triade thereof aparticular Booke. 
 
 K XhtrG^W.' wil^brine With me, whemn 1 have 
 
 deSed. th«C(5uStry, tHe moniltcus Fifces.theLawes and 
 CuftSmeJ of F^V"^' //"'W. £*#/«* the Kingdome of 
 )^Mi.EgtilMd,'Dcriic yaathetniof tbehfe,otMr. /?•, 
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 tisfic you by»\vord of mouth. , 
 
 Uli theff Letters wre mhttn hj Mr, Anthonic, tA 
 Mr. CuUx bis brother,. 
 
 in Or the more credit and eonfirriiation of tlic former Hifto- 
 r rv of Mr. ^icheoU and Mr. jimhtme^ which for fame tew 
 refpcfts , may be called in queftion. I have hereunto annexed^ 
 the fudgeraent of that Famous Gormogra^hervf^r*Aw« Or. 
 if/fi#, or rather the yeildingor fuhmitting ofhjs xadgmcnt 
 thereunto, who in his the^trum Ortis.FiU^ntim after the 
 Mappe of mr del Ztir, hovrowtth proofe, and authority out 
 of this Relation,to ftiew that theN. E. prt ofWi^m^-^cal- 
 Icd EfiotiUnd^ is ill theOrigmall alwaies amrmcd to be an 
 Ilatid : wasabout theyeere, 1 390. difcovcred by the forcfaid 
 
 fre„eh4ns, and aboue wo. yeares before CcIhw^uj, fet faylc 
 for thcfe Wcftcnie Regions, and that the NorrthcmcScas 
 
 h were even then failed by our eitropidnmtes. ; ^^ 
 This writer acknowledging, that Originall copies ot the 
 ZcHiit Letters, were by him carclcdly tornc m^pccecs in his 
 youtkwhich loOc henow grieued at,I doubtin this,hc wascn- 
 
 mrced in many things, to patch vp, as his memorie would 
 
 ierverfoastheremaybe fome likely hood of vntruths, ho w- 
 
 ibever I doe bdeeue^ the firft Copies were true, though tbw 
 
 is rubiea to miftakings. ~ . ■ 
 
 Tocontiniie antiquity maybe to fome purpofe jiecing tbcj?e 
 
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 may be fomc vfc thereof by the painfull Seimen, othcrwifc it 
 mayforottbingfttisfie, the never fttisficdCiiri#»/, who en- 
 quire after the beginning of things, and herein Mr. Hs^eimts 
 painesdoth defcrvc great commendations : who rccprdeth 
 vxhiBEniiijhrpyages. ^- ' . 
 
 That v^4^flf, foone of Oween guymbyVitncc of North 
 Wales left the Land in contention, betweene his Brethren,and 
 prepared ccrtaine (hips with Men and Munition, and fough t 
 advcnturesbySeajftuHng Weft, leaving thecoaftof freUnd 
 (o farrc North, that hccamctoaLand vnknowne* where he 
 
 faw many ftrange things* ^ 
 
 This muft ncedesbc fomc part of this Countrey, of which 
 
 the Sp4Hutrds at&rme them(e|ves to be the firft founders 
 fince0<ww timejwherevpon it is manifeftjthat thisCountiy 
 was by 3riM4»i>i difcevered long before Colnmbu^. 
 
 OlMddtct returne therebe many ftbles, but he did returne, 
 anddeclar^ofthefruitfuUCountrye»,hehad feene with out 
 Inhabitanti, and on the contrary, what barren and wild 
 ground,bis Brethren and Nephewes^did kill and murder one 
 another for: He prepared aNavie of AipSj gotwith hiin- 
 &cb Men and Women, aswere defirows to live in quiet, and 
 aking leave of hisiriends,to6ke hisjournejf thither agairte. 
 Therefore itris to be foppofed, that he and his people inhabi- 
 tti part of this Gountry;' for it appeareth by i^4rwi# li»/^« 
 de G^mtrdi^thzt in c^c»3utmiS and oriier ptacts, the people 
 honored the Croflfe^ whereby it may be gathered, that Ghri- 
 ftians had becne there before the comming of the Sp<«fW/. • 
 ThiBMddtt arriving againc in that Weft Countrey,vnto 
 • the which he came 1170. leftmoft'.of his people there, and 
 returned backc for more ofhisowne Nation, acquiinunce, 
 and friends 1 to inhabitc that f aire and large Countrey , went , 
 thither againe* with i o. faile,as i find noted by guyten O- 
 ilv». I am Of opinion, that the Land whercvnto he came was 
 fbmepart of the W^fiwrtr/* 
 
 As^ concerning Ulmfiiim C*ht,X cannot find, that he was 
 any fiirther blorthward then the s 3* Degree, and fo rctarned 
 along the Land oft^mrkd to the S. but for morecertainty, 
 heare his owne Relation to^^/^^nni 'Bktri^Mrmiy the 'Pofes 
 Lega t e m Sp4igr. .Vnder ft aiiding, fai t h he, by r eafon of the 
 ISibtdrfpXim a liChouldiaile by tkc wayofNouh^weftrl 
 ' -' C I - ihouldl 
 
 
"^S'^^'Hiiite^* ^■'Y 
 
 »4 
 
 ■w»^»» 
 
 
 
 (houldbvalhortertraaaSmeto/rrAij lanfcd the King to 
 £^«mf«l oF my device, who imfflediitdy ca«W two 
 C*«r"to be furnifhed, withallthings needful , wtach wa« 
 M neere « Ic.rtreaMmb«c>theye.re M>«. I-> thtbegm- 
 ?^n*of 'Summer, I begun to Cule North-weft, not thinking 
 rliinyoSSr Land then that of ^^/-m, and from thence 
 
 *• ffittr «rtt'ne dsyes, I fi»und the Land nan to th.Norjh 
 „hkhwastom.a r«tdifp|e«fwe,n«vettbd^. ^h^^^ 
 to^theCo»ft. »fe«ifIcouWfiiKJe.nyOirtf«tl«turn.d, 
 I found the Land ftiU to continue continent,tothej<> .Degree 
 vnrrthePoIe.andfteingth,t there tlieCoaft tamed toward 
 Sft difpajringtofindtbepaflage. Iturnedbickeagaine, 
 
 SKwneby the Coaft 5f that Land toward the' Equi- 
 
 Ritheare.how S4,«yf«X-».»f»' his Country man, how 
 heflatterethhimthu.. Us many yeares.Cncettw« written 
 vnto me by Sel>»fii*» C*l»>" our CountrymaB a r>mtf>', a 
 J2?7grutexp^ence ami very rare latk Art of N.vi«ti. 
 OT.andthe knowledge of Cofmographle Who failedaWg 
 aSd bCTond this Co2!of new IT^mrr, at the charges of ««^ 
 r«he 7 l^ng ote^gM, and he .dvertjWme,ttat having 
 Med Amg time wiftby North, beyond thofc lUnds into 
 Xutit^tf7.D«C-««»l- vntoth* North Pole; and on the 
 iT^<rf/«i.finain8 ftiUthe open Sea, withoat^anv imw- 
 dim^fhe tl-ight '«i«y •* thatway. to tare ~ffei ^^^ 
 to f-»4i.,which is in theEaft, and would havedone it, if the 
 Miitinie of the flupmaftirstnd Marnaers, tad not hmdered, 
 and made him retutnehoBMifromthatplace- n ' , 
 
 v o«f »/Robcrt Fabians CArwwfe/ 
 
 THere is alfo mention dlfle of /rfi. ^«*<*4,Srf«;?.«« Fa- 
 ther , by his meanes, in the i?. yeare of ««try the Sea- 
 ue«th.at the fameKingscharge.o»e,(bip_wa?waua.led from 
 *ri*»*.wherein divers vlarctantaof /.»«<»» adventured final 
 ftockes. to fearch for an llaadi he (aid was very Rich and re- 
 nS^nilhedwith great Commodities i In bis c om p any went 
 FromSi ". or 4- fmall Barkcs, Wen with coarft Cloth. 
 Ops, Laces ,>oint», and other aitosj they dep«ted the 
 
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7WtT*f"(JJj^^« 
 
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 15 
 
 hecinning (^Msyjbiit were not heard of in that Maiors time. 
 
 - « ;? « out tfihi fsme ChroHfcle, 
 T7T77/ri4«»F«rf64/e being Maior, three Saliiagcswcrcta* 
 V V ken in New found Land, and brought to the King, 3.S3lvjg« _ 
 
 tbrywereclol?^^^ 
 
 fpSe fuch fpcech . that no man could vndcraand^thcm , 
 
 and in their demeanor much hke to bruiteBeafts; of which 
 
 two yearcs after ; I ^w twoapparrcllcd after the man- 
 
 n«- 6t Emtsfiimei^AWtfiminfler Parifti, IcouJdnot difcemc 
 
 them from £«f#,vntUl I had learned what they were. ^^ 
 
 Cabota, c« iy' Clement Adams. 
 
 IN the ycarc of Grace 1497- ?«*" ^'•^^^^ a*^'"^*'^" *n<^^S'* 
 bg(ii4nM Sonne, with an EM Fkcte, fct from Briftt^^ 
 difcovcrcd that Hand which before that timci no man h«l 
 
 attempted, on the »4- day of /!*«*, this Land hecalled^'Pfi««^ 
 rrtf* thacistofay,firftfcenc j that Hand lying out before the 
 Land' he called the He oiSt.f^hui Becaufc he difcovered it , 
 ^otJkhat^ay of St^»^ »-f#tfa-be inhabit^ 
 
 vie to wc«c Btaftt skinnes^ih their vyarm chey m Bowes^ 
 Armwe$, rtfce»,Dart8, W«6dcn<lub%andteg«^ TheToilc 
 
 is Barren in fome places, and ycekjeth little fruit ; but ia foil 
 of whttc Scares, and Staggcj, farregreatcr th^n ours^ it yeil- 
 dethplentyofl^iIh,andthc(every greats as Sm/w and S«w- 
 mons, there are Scales of a yard injengtk butefpeclally,there 
 is great plenty of that kind oFFifhr which the Salvages caft 
 2?«c^<iUtf/, there arc alfo breJmawkes and Eagles. . 
 
 Amthfrrefimn) vftbe V^ygt of Sebaftian Gaboc, 
 tAk$n dut vf the thirA'Dnitlf rfVetCr Utttyt of 
 . " ^ ■ Angleria. ■", , ;,, 
 
 npHe North fca$ have bin fearched by one SthafUn C^t^ * 
 . I rf»<rM»bornc,hcftBmifllxed a* Ships at his owae charge, ^ 
 
 faiidfirftjwith joo^mcndireftedhl^j^ 
 
 Mf , that even in the Moncth of /*gp» fie, fouo4 jnonftrqiis 
 . hcape3 oflce fwimming on tbt Sea^djna maaeicgcoiyiimU x 
 
 SSflight : Thus fecioetlwfi: i^^^^ ice before hinj.be was 
 •efc??^ IP tttfnf his Uilcs , aad toUow the W. cQiUtingthe 
 
 
"Ifi M-% 
 
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 i6 
 
 :-4* 
 
 ^. 
 
 'ri 
 
 fan of the Undftretcbing SouthWdrf* thatit wastherealmoft 
 Muall in latitude with Frf«.(i.H«r(r»/«iM««. ^ ..... 
 
 ^ A. he travelled by the coatt. of this great Land whwh he 
 n.^ed«W.«.^e^».tb.hee found.be like courfe of wj^ 
 ters toward the Weft . bat the fame running more foftand 
 EentIy.Tben thefw ift waters. which the J?-»Mr<<i found m 
 S NarigatiorrSouth.wardiwheretore it.i. noronely more 
 like to be true, but ought alfoofrieceffity tobe concluded, 
 ttt between; both. fbe land, hitherto v«known^,.h«e 
 flioiiti he certainc great open places, whereby the waters 
 
 I fuppofctobe driven about the Globe of the Earth, by the 
 incelfant Motion and impulfipn of the Heavens, and not to 
 
 befwallowedindcaft yp*g«"^ty V^\^"«^^"« t.^^^'^ 
 jpr/.*, as fomf have imagiBcd; becaufc they fee th^ ^a by mt 
 
 yarJ,anddecrea(ttocbbcandflow.-^M'^^ 
 
 fdfc calls thofcUnds 'BsecMtMcs, becaufe that m thofe ?«is 
 
 thcrcabout,hefoundfogf«atinultitadeofccrtamc biggeFifti, 
 
 «uScvntoT-i««,wlichthcInh^^^^^ 
 
 that they loatetime ftayed hb (hip. He found the people aMo 
 
 oftheleWon* covered with BealU sb^^ 
 
 fawgr«t plenty of Gopper,and thai, is aU of Note out of this 
 
 ■Autlior,.\ • '■ •■■..^ '■ ;:-■■/• '^ ■', 
 
 Francisi Lopez dc GomarayW/ // */f(7«^«* 
 
 TTB which brought moft ccrtaincncwes of the Countrcy 
 rlbf *«fr*i<i#/, (aith^i'w-r^.waf SibspanC^otzrentu^ 
 
 sn, which rigged i . fhips, at the Co^okHenrfthc7: King 
 of finxZ-wi^; having great dcfire to Trafliquc to the Spices, as 
 
 the T#rf»?4/« did; bccacried with hiai 9bo..aien>andtooke 
 the way towards ffiUridy from beyond the Capeof LAkf»4»T^ , 
 vntill he found himfelfe in 5^1^cg. and better,, he maderc* 
 *- lanon.*at in the Moneth of /«!;, it^/s fo cold and thelce lo 
 .greats jlfat he durft not parte any toher^tiij dswt^ w 
 -Rngitt^annerv(^ithout night, h e rcgrn^j^dfcfgg<a^#t 
 Jf^^Ww, and after failed along the Coaft Southward x^to 
 38.t)c^tcet,and froin thence hcfhaped hisCourfe to retrac 
 
 .■■•■*•"■- ^^i/■'' -. ■■:'^'^ '■■■■■■■ 
 
XT 
 
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 Ah ahftracJl of the Courfes,Diftances, 
 
 Latimdesy Lohgimdes, yariacioas/Depchs/ , 
 
 and other Obfctvations ; as alfo^thc iTcf crall proccc- - 
 dings, pifcovcrics. Accidents, and remarkable 
 things of the Captaine$,Mafters, Pilots and others, - 
 .; fprmcrly imfjoyed^for the fcarchof the N$rthwtH 
 Paiflagct6the£4/?ii^ / - 
 
 the Hi f pry pfSir MartliT Frobriflicrs vm^r, 1557. 
 
 jAs I jrycarcs in noting atid bringing up the Ad- 
 venture bcfor9 hec did attempt the fame, 
 which was brought topaOeby the helpeof the 
 right hQnourable^0i^r0/^/)iK//fyEaile of ^^r. 
 
 »r*f^, the Expedition Was profecntedlntwo 
 
 II Barques ofajf.tbnnes the piece,vf&.Tfae (7«/r'>/,<ind.the 
 UKiiciMK^andone Pinnace of It). Tdnries. 'iito.M/i 
 
 Hedcpartcd froin»/*ri^»4f, lunc i j-wen^bythe Noftlr, 7««,* , « 
 the t s.ofluly he had fight of a raggeiHand, he tboke ta.be ^ '* 
 i?r«^/iiif<rf5durft notapproacbthc famefor»IceandFogfee>and 
 thereabouts hcjoft the fight of his fmall Pinnicc by ftorirte ; 
 which he thought the Sea had dcvoiired,wher<iii were oridy 
 fbtsreMen* •, - -.. "/>- -^- . h^^--^/-' ■'■'( -• ■ 
 
 The «^ic^^e/ mifliking the mattcr,flipt back fcff£i^/i^^^^ 
 with report^that the Gaptaine was loft atSea. — 
 
 The Worthy Captainc notwithftanding he hard fprfinfe his 
 Mainpafl: in the ftorme, ^rocecdcdon W. ^tthwards, and 
 ;|be20. he hadfightotahighUndhenamedQueeneE/ftM^g . 
 ^«lr/ FtfrAirff</,an<rfailing more Northerly along theCoaft,de^ '^^ 
 kried another Forland witha Gut,Bay or paflage Weftward : 
 He met great ftoreC'fcc along the Coaft, was croft with ' 
 win(ts that he could pfot thwart thofeftrttghts in fcwidayes 
 hedirccrncs the Ice to be w^llconfoirtedj -'either inguScd '- 
 therein by lndrafts,orcirefetfoSouthwards^tiVdurrefttk«^He 
 
 ^oth fidcf ; imagines the one the maine Continent bf :fj&Jtlte 
 Ot^cr on larboard the iirmt landpf -rf*»fr^#; 1^ ila,iiJa\g r~ 
 
 "'^■^ ■ ^ :"«• '^ ' ^' - • \ ■ Straight :'■■'. 
 
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 ftr Martin Ftobriftiers i. r»i*ge. 
 
 t 
 
 Stmght Vrtbripitrslhsi^ht, After he had failed tfo. leagues 
 uphtwcncotilaiidy found fignes where fire had beenc made; 
 tnd Dee^c fo mtftkindf ,as he jvts fame to defend himfeire a- 
 
 fainfl tt^m : Jhc; people refort .|o hiqa in thek . Cdnoeis of 
 capher^had like to hare ftolne his doate from him txcioKe'hc 
 wasslware; they came on Shipboard, brought him .Salmon, 
 Satage tlKcvcsRcfli and Fifli, they li^pcared to bcninibleorthcir /ovnts 
 Salmon,Fleni. and ftrong J they fall to trade iTor Fi<h> Stale, coates of Seale 
 f ifh. ilcinncs,aQdBcares jkinncs,fbr belf,lookin;f^laat?s, and dthcr 
 
 « u A toycs ; they intercept his boar© wich -iimeninerc tiU this' day 
 
 Vmen loft ^^ard of. The Gaptaiiie by the ringing of a bell intices one 
 . ' ortt>i!S4/v4|^^«tuhitn,as though lie w<^ld give it himihclets 
 Hebetraicsone the bell falUhto the Sea, as the-Vj/v^ije (hould have tooke it, 
 Salvage hctakfs him by ^he hand and puU« hiii/ with hi j b^s^ iiia^ 
 Thcfpishtofa5^SHip:WhcrcupO«^^ 
 
 dytd of Goid he had taken at Ses^; with this prize ht c«tarii^s 
 
 foe Bngl4n4i irrivethk /i/^>'t»*^/^the a.of Chitofett^> • 
 
 ]fj?,f;qmmande|h hi«Ccm»pw at their landingiiti the fore- 
 
 Mcflloii. - ^^^ Ccintrcy, to bo<V5/»w4y foowthiog with cbem of the 
 
 >. ., . ' "ly^cir hand upott, in token of poffcflionin 
 
 .. .^-^:-,-, ^^eene.4^M^«i^«-'"; :^-i/';';;. --^''[j, ■ 
 „/, «y:p;ifK>r^i^[J€broiiight Stone,fome flowersjfomc graflfe, 
 ooeorou^a^^^ceofftone much like to Sea coale in co«^ 
 liQd^^ bi^tbji^w^ighcijie^eilied to b^Mettall or Myneratl ; but 
 / as Vet not ettee^ed of, but from the place from whence it 
 
 y. ufvtnisbrightStdaehegive^a piece (as of fomcthing 
 
 K) bfQugntff.oi»ti?at4*rre Country) to one of his Adventurers 
 
 iyiyejfWho^ir<^^ fyf^ to burne; and 
 
 ^ kfii^twa&Queacbed with ^egcr.it gliftcred with a bright 
 
 i^l l|jiMjj^t.QrGotdj whereupon the matter being called in- 
 
 l^J^|P«q^ae(iion, it was tryed-by certaine, .Goldfmithes in 
 
 ;<GoWOarc. jj^iw^if^whouponeflay made, gave out that if held Gold, 
 
 and that very riJihiy for thfe quantity ; stndtljit faid Gold* 
 
 fqwbes prqji^fc m^crs,if any quantity thereof could 
 
 ^ ■ hi c h l yapes pro d u ced a fecond Voyage * 
 -^ ' tjiey 
 
 .,/ 
 
 , -^^ i^pyagc tJiey gave names to Sounds, Hands, Bayes', 
 C?P.€<?*5tf iigbts,&c, as; BlMtith F^Mftd^Qv^ LilffMthte^ 
 

 •JSm 
 
 ^f^MiNin Frobriflici's t. Fifd^, 
 
 tm, 
 
 19 
 
 timilih'ii^^^^P'^' ^^''''i^'' ^^^ defcribesthe Coaa- 
 try ipeopte to be ijke thtt^f^' ; With long blackc hay re , 
 brotd Wcc* t flat Nofcs/tawtiie coloumd!. Wearing Girmcnts 
 of Saks iki^ttCf • He anrived in iiM&iih the % • ofOMtr* 
 
 hhl 
 
 the .Latitude .51. deg. % 3. mih* P^drMM 1 1 • dtz^ I* 
 
 /iw#»4.hchadfightofF4i>w^/*; Th(c a J. he had fight 
 of the SW^f #ritt in 5 W4if«/, the $• moft Ca»e beares N.H-VV. 
 F4i>«/yat tb^ilime time W.S. W. (kilingF!lpMti)erei>tarto^^ 
 with Swi^imejac had depth 6o* j 0,40. FithattTi^, l«^ - ^ , ^5, 
 
 F4ir«(y bearing W.N. W.^/lea^aoffij|nibchadde^^^ ' "* 
 
 and 46. fatham , and went into Tf9mm S6iind m S^£iffiilto 
 
 >ilopal€ake. ' ♦ ^^ , . ^ 
 
 14. Leases Weft, Sottth-wards from FjfrUlkfieMvfc^^ 
 riation W. i,i-dicg.^.min» ,■' , ., 
 
 Ai/f, 1 i . He had fight of FriV/Z<itfi^fharpe pinactedHlgh- ^„» 
 Lands and covered with fnow ; bearing W. N. W. the taiheu 
 Captaine attempted, (ogbt on Land} but could not for j^eat 
 
 (loreofJce: And had no gt;ound ft %%•• Fath^Ai, jfa^in^ 
 ' from thence to. leag. SvW."obfcrvihg the Suhhe itithtM^^ 
 
 dian 5 a . deg. ludgcs . the variation W. i ,p(Hntsand a halfe^ 
 i The 1 8 • was foggic, but at the breaking vp thereof>he had 
 fight of Land, fuppofed I>4^r44f#; found great fiore of Ice about 
 the Land,but he had no jgrounj at 1 00. Fatb. a Ctblearlength Great Cttc^ 
 off fiiore. And a great Current fets S. W« an^N. E. - i rent. 
 
 i .League ^. in the houre » the tide fets to the (hore, and 
 thenonc great pccce of Ice breaking made a noy fe, Jis if the ^ 
 
 Cliffe had fallen into thc$eyg| ^ ._ r ^ , . ; . 
 
 1 Q. The fioudCeti S. y^H|,tlleXiind : And ic ftcjwi^ld; 
 
 ti« Latitude herit^l&avaay thfty^ter thtStreiglitSf 
 ah j fet failc for ^ <«< ^ »*^^^1Wi^ n diftaht loV Le a igues^ 
 
 y% . they enter within aSooHyi a '$ah^ B^y » the L^d 
 bearcs E. S. E. depth 8. Fathain,mS* Jj^opn^'ftfllSpl^^^ 
 
 Aoiiftake, 
 
 xiMm this Sound Prim found^dtftant from ^>^im#/ri ^ 
 
 A«.:: 
 
ftO 
 
 . ^irMartinFrobrUhcrsi.rigNiftf. 
 
 ,, ' — •*^' -■ ■ 
 
 on 
 
 jMJf. 1 6. CaUnc and ftirt , int. howea the Ic« was f roxc about 
 the Ship a quarter of an inch thicke. 
 
 The ip. the Captainc and he w^ji;it on (hore vpon an lUnd 
 with 1. mcni and from the top thereof* they had fieht of 7. 
 Boates^whiich came rowing from the Eaft fide to the Hand , 
 then they retjarncd on (Kipboard and fcnt their Boatc with 5 . 
 
 ' men to lee which way tijcytooke, and fo Maltha white Ctoth 
 
 orwaflfe brought one of their Boates with their men in hdra- 
 long the (hore,rowiufitafter;he Boite vntill they fee the nVjp,. 
 
 ^ andtficn th?y^f Qwy on fliqjre, and he fpUowed and gave eve- 
 ry oMWihem a tWed Point an^ brought one of them 
 ^•^'^SSrT "aboard; where he did Eatc,and Drinke; and then carried Mm 
 BnibipoowQ. jjfljQJ.gjjgain'c. vyherevpon thcreft being i^. Perfons came on 
 V bpofd,butSccouidnotvnderftand their Language, they be 
 Uicc Tartdrtf with long blacke haire,broad faced, flat nofed , 
 and tawny Colpured, wearing Scale skinnes, and fodoe the 
 womemnothlnadifferinc, but the women in the Face hath 
 Woinen!Bar.blue)b5afce5downethcCheekcs,andaboutthc eyes ; thtir 
 htd. Boate$ are made ofSealcskinneSj With a wooden kccle with- 
 
 ' i<!tbcm.muehlikcvntoa 5f-i'M/Ulialop, fave pnely they be 
 
 flit bottoiiied; and Qiarpe ended/ ~\ ^^^ -,.";. . » 
 ao. They went on Land vpon the Eift fide of the Hand with 
 
 4. men more in the Boate /where they fee their houfcs , the 
 
 peoplccamc to them caUingC and rowing )onc of them came 
 
 into their Hoate.they carried him on board,&gave him a Bell, 
 
 & a knifc,ttc Captame commanded 5. men tofet him on fhorc 
 in an irand,& not amongft their Company,but they not regar- 
 ding went to them,whofiirprifcd their Boat and thcmrclNrcs > >f 
 
 never as yet heard o/. « .. ° , r j j 
 
 a I. theijext day,they fliotoffa Falkcn.gun,aTid founded a 
 
 trumpet to hearc from their men,but were not anfwered,this 
 
 morning the Snow Was on Foote thicke vpon the hactchcs, 
 4a.Thcy wenttothcplacewhere their men were loft, and 
 
 liad fight of 14. Boatcs, and (omeamc ncarc them, but they 
 
 could heare nothing of their «|e4« it 
 
 26. Returnis homeward, '^iliclockeinthenight, was 
 ijiwa r tof g4» r » ff /j lie, MdhidppkUbr 4 d ( a^e a g he fupgo- 
 
 (J ASttrptife. 
 
 y* 
 
 *^ {ed^W.io.Leiigiiesoff. ,. , u 
 
 s«iM!i«i^. 1. Had fight of FnVilWSvIcag, off, fromthis day to the 
 
 ^ ^ ■ — ■-■#■■ , ■ ■ * ■*-■-■ . .. : . . 
 

 ^i>^artin Frobrifhcrs 2. r^jsge. 
 
 21 
 
 15. Sight of Or^f^,^ 
 X. Anchor at r^rimir/k 
 
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 OMen 
 
 - ■ I, , y 
 iP/> Martin Frobrifticr ^/x 2 . Feya^e^ 15 77^ 
 
 DEfartcd from 'B/4cittt'4^ the i 6. o^\JI^ ay, with fvfliipsi 
 to wic,the -^ifl^rof the Quccncs, burthen i So. Tonnes , 
 the Miehd§ii^ and the (jahrtell, accomfianiediwith 1 40. Cfn- 
 tlemen^ Soldiers, arid Sayler8,ridualed for halfc a yeare* >^ 
 
 He went by the North the y^fifjttne, arrived at Orf^my^m 
 the lies of Sett/and. 8. He departs from thence* faiics bc^ : 
 twixtW. andN. W. vntill the 4.o£?k/)', %6. dayes laile; 
 ^ from thence they meete witK nuicli tlfiff- wood, as they fup* 
 pofc from NeW/oHtid Ldtd : And driven over with the Cur- 
 rent)Which they fay, fcts from the W. to the Eaft. 
 The 4- oF |«/y, they had (ight o^ FrieJlMndy 1 o. or 1 2. leagues 
 oJF,apd great ftore of ke* , oor 40. Fathaai aboue water, they 
 fuppof ed on ground ; though they could fcarce found the hot- 
 tome for d»pth. TheGenerallattemptethtogoconLand but 
 cannot: they coafl it 4- d^yes; fees noHgne pFhabitation« 
 
 Yet by Birds which in Fogs had loft the land & cime to the 
 Ships ; they (uppofe the Country to be more habitable with- 
 in> then outward Hioare maketh (hew or (igniHcation. 
 
 The S. they det^art from thence. 1 6. He comes to the 
 makingof the Land, named the yeare before by him>the 
 Queenes PwUnd, being as they judge ity an Ilai^ lying neere 
 the fuppofed continent of ^America : Another lland lying up- 
 on the jifiMit nde,caUed £/4Zfi Hand; betwixt which two I- 
 landSfgoeth in Frc^fi^rr/ /?r4ij/b//>orthc unknowoc pafTage 
 into the Sea of 5i(r.He doth fuppofe that the Ice of this Coafi 
 is carried by fomc contrary E.or W. tydc or current,upori the 
 CoaftofFr«rz,/4«<^:caunng that Country to be farre more 
 intemperate j than other countries f arre more North. / 
 
 At their 6rft entrance, they found the Strajpht mured with 
 Ice , the Captaine with his Pinnace paft twicetnrougb,before 
 hedurft hazzaid in the great Ships. 
 
 Mayi 
 
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 They goe on Iaiid,the people ieemed to be jovfull tbereoF, 
 they embrace.and the Captaine laid hands on tiiem;but they 
 elcape through nimblendTe > and defends them(elves with 
 thorbowcsand Arrowcs ; he tookeone} dltlie reflriftaj^ed^ 
 
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 Sir Martin Frobtiikeis a.K«J«£«< 
 
 f'lj' 
 
 f4ei|()»4iiMrs* 
 
 
 They put their Ships into the Straights til foil of Ice, they 
 made i4.bourdsinonewatch, torchrainethelcc, the light- 
 nelfc of the night did them much comfort and hclpc for fight, 
 and this hazard they made for fafegard of their Captaiae 
 and Mailer who were on land* 
 
 1 7. Being the day following, the Capt.came on botrdwith 
 report of great riches hid in the bowels of that fContment» 
 Within 3iOr4. dayes after,they had been in the Str eights, 
 the VV% and N. W.winds difpicrft the IccThe i p. they enter 
 without impediment. The 20. they found a good harbour, 
 and names it Uckjnam Sound, anchoring the Snips there. ^ 
 
 The Gencrall marches up into the land, takes poflclfion in 
 the Q^eenes name, and imploy^ his mea about the bufmcffe 
 they came thither for, ' / 
 
 . Whileft they continued in this hajrbour, they kept watch 
 continually'withboatesandroapes rcadyj to hale and towe a- 
 way the Ice, which otherWife might |iavedri\rcn thwart the 
 Ships with Ehbc and flood. 
 
 The Generall findes not commodity anfwerable to his Ex- 
 peculation m the fuppofedMiRimc4: feaves the Ships; coafts 
 on to the fuppofcd 4/^M the (Iqnes on land and Sand in ^ 
 fparkle like Gokl on both (kkt> (if all be Gold that Si|fltirs) 
 ^wpon the Weft fhore they found a dead Fifh fk>ating, it pro- 
 Sea VnicorD<. ved by the heme to be a Sek f^metrm • the Spiders put therc- 
 in.dyed.- ■.'■■:■■ - - " ■/ ■■ ^ ' ":: . 
 
 the Generall in further rearcb,findes Gold oare as^ he fiip- 
 poTed, with a good harbour, and retumes to the Ships ; by 
 the way he efpies a Tent covered with Seale skins, the peo- 
 pl: wasjfled* lie leaves gla(res,bclMndknives9 therein; one- 
 tytooke'one Dog and nothing elfei leaves a letter , with . 
 pen* inkeand paper, for his men towrite (wl^ch wu tool^^ 
 tirom him the laft yeare) if they were livi&g* ^Y 
 
 Their itien march tip againe, and found their Tent$.were 
 remooved tathe forende of the Bay, they j^^J^ 5ca ; our 
 men incompa^ them both by landand^Sea$(hey defend them- 
 fclvs withbowes & Arrpwcsjim^^erely afftult omr mcn>W t 
 
 They teeke a 
 
 i^confliv!. 
 
 Wtif K 
 
 ,^ woun<ift^3> with ourArrowes* who perceiving themfelVes 
 "• hurt d«%i»attly,lepi from the Rockes into the feaadddi|Wir- 
 A vTon«»n 3"** fteiMt?if«lvei.The reft efcafedby%ingihto theWtouBtfttfl^ 
 chiu taken. j^y|^^Q«^ft|iyc4ih€ oaofot/^,throtte hiw 
 
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Sir Martta FrobrKhcrs a. Fiydgt, 
 
 *3 
 
 Arous 
 
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 ^^,^,p^„— -^— ^ ■ 1 ^ 1 IIIIUI !■ II II I 
 
 CWd WIS bcoueht oa Shipboard being (hot through the 
 htyrc'oC her hcil, but ber ^hild was ftiot through the arm c , 
 which the Gbcurgion cndcaroring to cure, ft^plutkt o/Frhc ^ B«l>w 
 apply cdftlues, and like a Dog, with licking;:bcaled vp thc^^'S^y- 
 
 Childsarme. >! ,. ;L . .^ t i • ' 
 
 The maa Salviige formerly taken and Ihc brought together, 
 every man with ftleH<:c dcfired to behold the manner ot their 
 meeting, the which was more worth the beholding then can 
 wtUbeeapreflcdj At their firft fight they beheld each the 
 other very wUWy a good fpjce, without fpeech or wordvt- 
 teredtwith great change \)t Colour and Countenance, as 
 though it feemed the gricfe of their Captivitie had taken a- 
 way the vfeof their tongues, tht Woman at fir(l very lod- 
 ' dainly,asi though Ihc difdairied or regarded not the man, tur- 
 ned away, and began to flng as-though (he minded another 
 matter, but betneagaine brought togcthery the Man broke 
 vp the iilence firft, and withafterncand ftaycd countenance » 
 began to tella long folemne talc to the woman, wherevnto 
 Cte gave good hearing, and interrupted him nothing till he 
 bad finiflied, and afterwards being growne into more famjli- 
 ataftwainunce by fpceeh,they were turned together, fotbat 
 I thinkc the one would hardly havelived without the cqm* 
 forts of the other, and for fo much as we could perceiuc ; a1^ 
 l)cit they lived continually together, yet they did never vfe> 
 as man a^ wife* though the* woman tparcd not codpe^U nc- 
 ceffary things that appertaine to a good hufMrifc, indeflfercntv 
 ly for them both ; as in making clcanc their Cabine, and in 
 every other thing appertaining to his cafe. For when he was 
 fidtc, (be w^uld make hiui clcanc, and kill and flea, the dogs ^ 
 for their eatihgiand drel&his meate. Oacly I thmkeit worth ^^^^y 
 the noting* thecontinende of them both, tor the man would ' 
 never ftiifthlmfelfe, except he had firft caufcd the womwi to 
 dcparcoutof hiaCabine, and they both wj&tmbh fliamcfaft , 
 Iwrffcany of tl|eir privic parts ihoold be ^difcovcred, cither or 
 tbcmfclves oir of any other. ^ '/ :• . -., v:-£; 
 i T^s Bay w^ tm\n§iT«rkfi S^^d : Tbepomt TiUttdf T)f$nt. 
 Qurmetrdurned to theirTen t a(f c eing th e r e was no hope 
 to bring them to Civility)* made fpoilc of thcswhereiiv they 
 J^^apold ^, a doublet, t Girile,afia flioocs of the men 
 
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 Auguft* 
 
 
 5#r Mnrtin Frobrifhcrs a.r^^f*. 
 
 
 f This clone they retur nc aggiiie ta their Ship. And the third 
 day they depart from this fuppofed %/tmtricA x The fourth, 
 they came to the Generall in a faire harbour on the Eafl fide, 
 which they named the CountefTc of w^mUks Sound ; In thii 
 place, th<y fully intend to lade with the fuDpofcd gold Mine- 
 ra U,tocounteruaile the charge of thfir firft and this lecond 
 
 Voyage. • ■ ■ - .-;, ;# ■'• ■ 
 
 The Inhabitants come to thejn a^aine, and make Hiew that 
 3, of the 31 . men are alive,making hgneafor penne arid inke , 
 and chat within three or foui e dayes they wouk! rctnrnc> and 
 bring thofc that were living. - ^ -. 
 
 , ■ . \" 
 
 Sir cV4r//>i fre?^r//Z>fr his Letter to the £»j///J 
 Capcaines, taken the lad yeare in i^rr« 
 
 JncognitM, ' ? ••' 
 
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 IN theJJame of GOT) in ^hom Wf dU hiUevty who I tr^f 
 bMthfrtfervedj9»tr bodies dndSoHleiAmongfi thoft Infidois^ f 
 gommeitd me i$nt»you^ Ivfi&bt ilMdtoftoi^ebyMU memesyou 
 CMn^devi/e foir your deliversmee^ ekher with force or mitlo dnf 
 C^90oditii* Wiikiti myjbips^ Which J ^iSfpsro for your fakes f or 
 dny things tlfol CMn dot for youifhrnv eon board of thoirs amm^s 
 w§9ki»,4ml,€biid,wbichf am contented to deliver for yott^bm the 
 m4n ofthoirs which J carried aw^ tbo/afijesre is dedd im Eng- 
 land ; weor cover you muy degUro unto them^ thdt if they deiivor 
 JOMpot,f WiSnot leuvcM mesuMkve in their Countrey : Amd thus 
 if one of you tun come tofpouke with mejtheyjhuff huve eithtr the 
 moft, vtomuu or child, in pdWneforjou j und thm unto godwhom 
 f trufi youdoe ferve, Jn hufi I lemvejou to hm^ we WiB dtity fruy 
 f9ry99,thitTuefd0ymormiij^theJi,ofAuii^. 
 
 X<^stothetitm^ofmypoore. 
 
 I have fent yoa by fflefe bearers. Pen, Inke and Pip er 
 
 to- 
 
 write back againe, if perfoally you can, come to fatisfie me of 
 their eftate. 
 
 -Here their Captive being on (hore,fet up 5. fmall (Hcket 
 Inii Cir4c one by another, v^ich a fmall b^e f Itced f n tbe 
 
 - ' -e '^' middeft 
 
f 
 
 Sir MtRin Ff6btifher$ 2.^#)f4fr« 
 
 *S 
 
 •fi 
 
 middcft, they conceited tb<rcby» he woald «ivc hisCoun. 
 ^ triincntoiindcrfland,thatfor l.men betrayed the laft ycare 
 " he was taken priioncr, which hee figoificd by the bone in the 
 middcft; for afterwards* wee fliowed him the Pirture of his 
 Cquntryman which the laft yeare waa brou|ht into Eng^Und^ 
 ' whole counterteit wasdrawne with his Boate and furnitures 
 both as he was in hisowne and alfo EniUfi aDparetl,hee W9e 
 upon the fodainc much amazed thereat, and behoving advi- 
 f edly the fatne with 6lence a good while,as though he would 
 ftrainccurtefie, whether fliould begin the (peecH f for hce 
 thought him no doubt, a living creature) at leneth began to 
 queftion with him,as with his CompanioMi and finding him 
 dumbe;ind mute,reeiiifid to fufped him as pne difdainfulMnd 
 woul4 with ■ little helpe have Krpwi^ ifHo tholler at the 
 matter, untill at laft by feeling and hatt^ing, he found him but 
 a deceived PitJture, and than with ^eac noyfe and cryes cealcd 
 not to wonder, thinking that we could make men live or dye 
 It'our plcafure. ^ 
 
 " They aUo make Hgnes they have a Iting carriedon mens A Kin|. 
 Shoulders, a man faric furpaflfing any of purs in bigoes and ft»» , 
 tare. It may be thought they are vfed to traflique with fomi 
 other Nation; yet for all this faire dealing they lay lurking ;• 
 
 to bctrav oyr mcn,withdivcrsfignca and raw fleftijwhich wc 
 ^ot, tncl it fervftd tor meatefor the man and woman, . w hof4 
 Itomackes as yet could not digeft the Shippcs vi^altj One 
 araongft them counterfeited himfw lame, who being (hot 
 
 at with a Galliver to aflfright him, he prefently tooke to his 
 
 Icggcs and runne af ay ; but in all this ^c they cannot hcarc 
 
 ortneirraen* ■■^"■•',' •' . ;/ ■■: •''^•^ ^ ■^■<'' ■'.•v ' -."^ -•- ^ 
 Their weapons arc Bowes, Arrowe^jflings and dart$>they 
 
 have a . forts of Boats, the one is for one man and clofc dcckt, 
 
 fhapcd like a Weavers fhuttle ; the other open and wiUcarry q^^^^ canoes; 
 
 i4.menmoreorle(rejandplancktwithSealeskinaes* V^ 
 
 It is thought that their habitation in Winter is farre with- ^ ^ - 
 
 in the land, and that they abide here in Summer onely to live 
 
 upon Fifh. 
 
 The a*4. of#/^i»gJ»/l after they had fatisfiedttieir mmdsand 
 
 t 
 
 ladcn'their Shippes, they depart, falls With' tl^plands end of 
 £»//*!?</ and puts into OW^iUliri/bavetiirjrhe AdiniralU ■- 
 
 The 2 . ba^ wec^ repeated at Seaby ftorjnei the one arr 
 
 B tived 
 
 
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 5lr MimFco^rifiiers s. r#i|gtf. 
 
 "mfppu 
 
 rived at Bri0»Wt thcotherctme about Sj«tiW, «nd arrived 
 ftffly at r4f*«ir».Ifi tWs vif •gethey Uift two oieii i Qoeenc: 
 j|/#*^rib nwned the land^«M«w#^w.^^^^ 
 
 
 THey aremcaoflarg^Corporaturc,good proportion, and 
 of colour not muchunlike the Sunne-bHrnt Country man. 
 Thevwcarcthckhairefoniethinglon^icutdifordcrly before^ 
 their women weare their haire Idilg, knit up with two 
 loopesf fomc of them Racei their checkes, chms, and faces, 
 whereupdn they lye a colour like darke Azure. ^ 
 
 They %teaU theirmeateRaw, asfle(h,fifli, fowlei orbut 
 
 Hghdy ptrboylcdj-With water KidWoud they WiUc^ Ice as 
 
 wedoeSuger- ^- ... . . V n ' ^ i_ 
 
 For ncccffity, they will eatc grafli^ like bruit bcafts. with- 
 out table or ftoolc,and when their hands are imbrued in blood 
 
 they lickethcm elcane with their tongues. . _ 
 
 They yoke their Dogs for ufe, as «<ree doeOxcn, and when 
 they«rowoldtW^fattenthemtoc»teiand if they dye they 
 
 doethelike. ^ ^ ^ „ , ^ s 
 
 Xhcy ?pparclltheinfelves in skins of Beafta & FowlCjfowed 
 
 tDgcSicr with tlifinewes thereof, todetcnd thcmfromcold. 
 
 They m|k« their apparell with hoods and ^ailes, which 
 tailestKeybdSfowasfevourstoratifieanyfrM^dftiip ftiowea 
 them, the mens garrtients aretiot fo long as the woaiens. 
 
 They weare their hofe clofc to their legs, from the waft to 
 the knee withoutany opening before, as well the one kind as 
 the; other,upon their legs they weare hofeof leather,witbthc 
 fur^fi4einwaAl 5f.p!wrc at once,dpecialty #ic women,in theic 
 * hofe tW pot their necdfaries thcv carry about thcm,they put 
 alfoti bone into their hofe from the footeto the knee,wherc- 
 optheirfefc being drawnc are held up in place of garters. 
 
 They dreOetheyr skins very foft and fupple with haire on, 
 in winter they Weare thi skin^fidc irtwardSjin Somtoer out- 
 wariotherapparell they have none- . , ; . , 
 
 l^cirbeafts, fifties, and fowlesi are all thcu- meate^rmke, 
 »pareM,h^«s,bcdding, and all their Riches^ — 
 
 Thck ho&^i arc teats covered' with tkms, pitched witft 
 ileiitert foitw «^ «^« ^Wi» togetfaerwith fi- 
 
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 19 
 
 mm 
 
 irthibited. mfcd with ftdtfti*iid Vv1iilfc.lKm«i^ iridl ^«rta 
 ^thskins, tbc caterinc not UhUke.awotncw^cMttiototh^ 
 whith they frequent darihg thtir Hiintingtimeiattd fo leaveg 
 tliem untiU they co«c thither agiihel ; ^, • 
 > Thcif have i-fortiof »Wtc9,thfl'io(il'dhlf ftf (»^ ftwn the 
 other for K^.men.thcy kill all thck fiih and fltlfb Wft.h^darts, 
 aniit may be thought , they rCpairc to fOMie other pla^ to 
 live in wirttcr farther from the Sea 6dt, they Wttl ette theyr 
 flefti and fifti, fmell it nevcrfofilthily^ what knowledge they 
 hauc of Godor what Idoll they admire ia imk!io\*;fie . the/ 
 make fienesof people that Wi^are bright ^late» of G«Id in 
 their foreheads. ThcCountry if highand mountaiii«ut,great 
 quaotity of fnow lying thereoii* thern is Utdc plame 
 croimd arid fto graiffjbut that which is like unto moflfegrow- 
 ine upon fof t ground fuch fk We gee mtife upO»v TOtt is nd 
 wood at all. Iherc isgrfc«quiihtity of feetm the* Awn^s 
 likeuntoAffes, their heads oftr homes doe f arrt e3«eed any* 
 both in length and brcadtfc of tho(5: Cotmtgfesrtheir 
 feetoareereatasOxenwhichmearurcdwcrir^ot ».inchesm 
 brcadthitheir are alfo Hares, Wolresjfifhiog-Bettrcs, and fun- 
 dryfortsofSeafowlc. 
 
 The I. rojMge of Sir Martin Fr©bri(hcr, thit roj^ii 
 Articles to bt thferved in his JFleete^ 
 
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 I. t NoriwV to banifli Swearing, Dice, and Gard^lay* 
 
 I ing^and filthy Communication, and tofcrve Go !► 
 
 twiccaday with the ordinary fervicevfcdm the Church of 
 
 Engisnd, and to clcarc the glalfe accorduig to the oldordcr ot 
 
 ^^i'r'rhcAdmiiaUfliallcarry thelight, and after his light 
 beoncctmt out no man togoc on head of hmi,butevfry^toafi 
 to fill his failcs to follow as ncarc as they mayiwithoflt m- 
 dangering oryanotfer. 
 
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 the Admirall than the diftatKTc <»f one EnPh mile, ^» 
 
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 4t If. i|;«tocetti gco wliiclriCAiwid tl<( iiniijl;^ontrary ei- 
 tWby/diy Of «igU>tiitt the MwMlbe forced to caftaboiH; 
 before her caftwgibout'fh* (hall give warning by <hootiDg 
 offa ^icc^^tndtohdr ftfrtlaafwer the Vicc-admirall, and the 
 Rearc-admiraU, each of Jhfm with aPcc^e,ifitbcby nijjhtiar 
 inilfoggMll4(ebttfrii«fVic«^a4aiinU (baU aiifw?r firft ;|pd the 
 
 R^aie-attmirall!(jjft;. Tur: : ' i. , ^ . , . .^ 
 
 f. Tha^noimaa in the fight difcrying any faile, orfailcs, 
 giv^ ypbnany occafi^n any Chafe before he have fpoken 
 
 with the AdmiCfillt ,• ■ " 
 
 6, .thaj..ciV:f«Knighfi#thcElcetecom€ vp and fpeakc 
 
 withtbo Adfl»iralVatr^.of tb^.clockcor betwixt that and 
 
 «ight,^n4i if the weatHtr will notiexve th'cmiiU tofpeake 
 
 with the AdauraU,then^fomc (hall come tothc Vicc-admirall, 
 
 and rqsi^iup the order or theii* coiwfe from Mr. /i/«^ chiefc 
 
 pylo^ oCtJie flj^il, gfihf Jhall dir^tjhe9v 
 70f BO myfWS^.th^jfliglrtthijr*, jiappcncthany mif^ 
 
 X hey (b^li prcfently fhoote offz.peeces by day , and by night a . 
 pcece5,jand (how a. lights. 
 
 S^ ; i f )(ny mania the night come vp and hay le his fellow 
 knovy ifig hioa not, hq (hall giv c him bis watch word» 3ef»te 
 the W0rld W4s ^oiy the Other (hall anfwec him if he hjt one of 
 our flighty %/4fterG»d csme Cbrifi his Sonne, fo that if any be 
 foundamongCbvs not of our company, he that firft difcryethr 
 any fuch laile or failes, (hall giue warning to the Admirall by 
 him fclfe or other that. he can fpeake vnto^that fayles better 
 then he, being nearer vnto him. 
 
 9. That every fliip in the fleece in the time of FogSyW hich 
 continually happen with little winds and mo(^ calmes, (hall 
 keepea reafonable noife With Druni and Trumpet, or other- 
 wife to kccpc themfcives cleere one of the other. 
 
 , I0> If itfall fo thfekc and mifty, thatwe lay to HkB, , the 
 Admirall (hall give warning witha peece, and putting oat ;^ 
 lights one over the other,to the end that every man may take 
 in his failes, and at his, fctting of failes agginedoe the like if 
 itbftoatcleire. ' 
 
 — II. If any man diCcover Land by night ,that he give like 
 warning thai h^doth for mifchances*a. lights and a . peeces; 
 if it be & day one peece, and put out his flag, anicl ftrike all 
 filler htnath abroad. . * - — ia, I£ 
 
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 t9 
 
 t ,: 1 1; l£ an^ fliip fhalLbappjCivto loofe company by force of 
 w eathery then any fuch (hi^ or QiipSf (hall gee bim into the 
 Latitude of*-^and fo Icecpe that Latitude <^ntill they get Fnf- 
 Undf they fliali get them into the Latir. of •»- and to the 
 North of— and being, once entred iato the ftraights,aH fuch 
 (hip Or (hips (hall ev«ry watch (hoote off a good pecceAIook 
 out \vdl for fnoake and (ire^which thofethat get in (ir(l (liali 
 make every night, vntill all ^he fleete be come toget her. 
 
 1 1. That vpon the (iriit of an Enfigne, in the Maft of the 
 Admiral!, a peece being iHoto^F, the halfeflefte (hail repaire 
 to the AdmiraUy to v ndi^HW ^'^^^ conferencei as the G cnc- 
 rall is to have mth thei 
 
 14. If any chance tomeetewithanyEnemie, that 4.(htps '^ 
 
 (hall attend vpon the AdmiralUw;?,. The Frsncis of F«j>. tne 
 >l/#M«,theBarke DyiwWjand the ^4^rwi5f;and 4 upon my Liev- 
 tcnantGcncrallinthc7W«fe. wV. Thc//»f»r»ir*i>theft^r«V- , , 
 
 M//,the^Mrr)and thtSMUmnnderi^th^ other 4;vpon theVice- 
 admiral, the Annelernncis^ the Thomas o^lft^fich, the £«m- 
 tt»eB,znd the tJPfichMell, ^ ' * 
 
 If. If there happen any difordered'pcrfon in the Bights 
 that he be taken ^n<ukcp^ in ^*^^ cuftodjr vntill he may con* 
 vefiiently be brougoPaboard the Admtrall, thereto receive 
 fuch puui(hment asliis qr their offence (hall deferve. « to, Perfons 
 
 He departed from ffsrwich the ji .of 0^47,1 5 yg.with 1 5 i ^vpointed toiA. 
 Shippes, havinggivcn that Inftruftions for orderingof his ;^^^^^^^ . 
 
 flcetc as well for civill government as direftion. ^f , app»inud^ 
 
 He goes by the Weft; the 6. oHuue he had (ight of fap$ to be left for f 
 Clttre lay ling towards the NlW parts from trelMnd. ufc of the Inht^. 
 
 Agreat Current from S. W. carried them i . point to the •»»'^w» " - 
 N.E.oftheircourfe, which current (eemcd to him to con- 
 tinue its courlc towards iN/crtr-jr. > / ; FreexetaoJ, 
 
 The 2 Otof /««rjthe Gencrall dircricsland,and being Fr*x.r- 
 i<iff4/,names it Weft EngUnd, he goes on (hore, and findes a 
 gpod harbour for ShippeSythe people fled ; they ludge it part 
 oi ^Jlitu ine^init4jOt ^roneUnd^thtit boats andippar ell are • 
 allalikewith thofeof Meta $w§£mta ; they found in their 
 Tcnts,a box offmallNaylcs, red herrings, and divers carved 
 t jiings,fo as they iudge t hem t o be ciyill p c oplCfan^ Artific e rg y 
 otclfe to have trade witji thofc that are. ' ". • -.s^*- ^ . j^f ^ 
 la 3 They dep^C f rom thcnce,and n»aies a cer caindcli 
 
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 30 
 
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 Itftowes 
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 Cument 
 
 -jr— jr~— ;;^^^ much ,cc, 
 
 many Whales «i41fo5ge«« _.: I .. i ww' 
 
 with full ftem being under cqurfcsaW ^«««f »' *5,^*"^ *° . , 
 uelic noyic and two dayc§ after they found a dead Whale/up- 
 
 poles It the lame. , ^ ^ ; . ^tv^t^.^ 
 
 - The a. they!«ad fight of the QucitesPirUml,ti^^^ 
 Jn alldayi had much Ice, at night tbeV were entrcd theSreight 
 allovcriomewithlce,; notfirozetWb^^^^ 
 win^violeticc. Tli writer concedes thMJ^»ryJfu^t(y 
 
 10 beacon jC(5Hirc. \ . , , j • :t r 
 
 * -AndthatnofaltSeacaivbVfro:^^Qr*withIc«jan4i|ntheIe 
 
 places where it doth cbb^ ^ti^ flow above 1 o.Fathames.^ 
 : ArittheIcehcBietatSeaioOo:Milesfrom?and,all which 
 
 cdngcaled upon frc(h water ; he concludes they were troic 
 
 inbayesand^iv<(^s,fndBOtintheSea. . «. .. »^i.^ 
 
 Thi»IcedQth fliut together with Winde, and open at the 
 
 fliiftiog or change thereof asin other ^laccsito as it is paffable. 
 The Barke^*«»« fthick vpon a Rc^ke : The|b»p fiinkc, 
 theoien werefavedby their b6iitcs;thcrem weremuchof the 
 houTe drowiied, whicli the men appointed to winter, «hoi|ld 
 liiveUvcd itiMits m0$imis.Anam t^^I^^^^^^^ "^^ 
 them at S. E. fome takes inlsriles and hulls, thit tad roome 5 
 others make foft f thef ke othew fend off I« ^with 
 poales, oares, junkes, oken boards, and thclikQfo aVall were 
 put to it4 Yet for.all this, thcirihip fides. and waeles Were 
 
 fore torne and bruifed. * ,,„ •.■! •«r ^1. r-.j-r^ 
 
 The next day, the windc ichanged W. N. W. the Iccdi(i 
 »ierccd,thcy goeto Sea and nicetes 4. moreof their Compar 
 ny, who had all kept the Sea, during thcS. B.ftornie, they 
 refolue tokcepethc Sea vntill the Sunne d^flblue,orthc wind 
 difoiercethclccoutof thcttraight. , , >%: V»r u . 
 ^ 7. They caft about inward ggaine, had fight. Ofwhat 
 
 ^ r: Land it Hiould be there was diflference of op jmons ; Through. 
 
 ^•^nhethickemifti.aTidbyfnow newly fallen,thcbabitof the 
 Land wasaltcred: Thinking they had bia totheN.E.otFr»- 
 
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 it-tf!! 
 
 
 l> 
 
 fW/&grj/Mlfe^^-Th c ncomniing from Land by aCurrcntxoy 
 
 Wng f^oal0mcc alongthe Coaft,they were carried toS.W. 
 
 c*^£: QuSns F«r/4»i^,more miles then they thoUghtpoflibte 
 
 ^^^*^^v inake a pccceof Land, for Mount Wsrm^ey ytt 
 
 V ' *" wonders 
 
 <' 
 
_^_^^__um__, - -Ti-'ii-.i- iirmi :— - -. -■■ 
 
 Sitybxtin Frohrifticr$ 3. roysgi. 
 
 ^i- 
 
 ivonden how they ihould be fo ftrrcthot within tlic Araight 
 without thtir knowledge, how,b(? it they confcfled they 
 found a'fwiftetcodrft of flood, then hitherto they had oWer^ 
 ^ • * _ 1 1^^>^ ».t».4« ckirk.. «>#«.•«« tivlilrio/^ 'iSrtii' ill a fTK^ment. 
 
 •■•^' 
 
 .^.Jte*"'* 
 
 ■^k 
 
 waters maKingnu i^uc »u^^ 
 waterfaU of L^iK^iw bridge, . 
 
 Here they coutd'ha^ve no obfervat^on, tnc Gcnerall lends 
 
 totheShippestokiww their chtefcftopiiionsjC^W/?yA«^ (' 
 
 -jlicfcpylatefaide,he bad iieverrecnethatcoaft before, n^^^^ ^ • 
 
 could tiotraake it for any part of Frotri^mTfrrif k/,although . ^ — - ' - 
 ^clanddyiyeandtrentalike. - /:-.:■ --^^^r ,.■.-'':-■*'■: 7^*- \ 
 the 10. the weather continued thickcand'darke,' and the' , 
 flcetc 4ifperced,'thcy were doubtfuH whcthernto; fet ta Sea, 
 prto follow adoubtfiHUottrfcina Sca,Bay,or §r<ight^ they . , ^ 
 
 knew not, or ftandalpng anunknownecoai|,whc(reihey 
 t coold not difcerhc dangers for darke mjfts an^l thkk weatheiv 
 W heceupon^fonie betodke thcnifelvei? !tp S^a^^aS thinkings 
 that t*efafeftCoUrfe, others followed thf<3|perall,\|v^ithi^^^ ' ^ 
 
 that doubtful! and unknowne Streights above^i leagaes,ha- ' , >^ 
 f ing alwaies a faire Continent . upon the* Starboardj ^ : I . 
 aiXa corttihuancc of 'an open Sea beF<M:c'thcm,^fQ ks if it This^aoifi ar* 
 ^had notbcenefor the gathering of bis flfcte agai«e ; §« that th« 
 
 asattbtheir lading of" Cje, hebotfuvouldandc^ 
 '- gone into.the*^i»r*4ei^i;r, for the fui:the^ they failed, the'|,,^,,^?„. 
 fcffe Ice, and 50.1cagues withm this Streight was notie atall. t^ ^ ,«^„ j)*^ 
 This ftrcight hath alfo a great Indraft j for by tfe forefaid yisi .. t 
 current, the flotingwracke of the barkc*a;tfw/> loft at the ' , 
 Qjiccnes^fffAw**, was brought thither along.thc Coaft,"and ' 
 by the ladraft 4rawnc in tberc,it being many irtilesdiftant. , - 
 
 They doe alfoaiBraie out of fome of their be(l marrine^ . 
 Oblervattonithat in this ftrei^hk, the flood.tyde doth wnriep. \ 
 houres,andebbe^whichmaywellcometopafebyfo^ceof v-^^ .. 
 ^he currentcommingfeom theE.and buttingiri«^ coaft,^^^ v 
 may enfbrcethe tyde into all indrafts and^#^ l^f i^longe^. ' 
 i^^ untill the force oftheebbc,rcceiving,1usftr^lr . y , 
 
 fr opitheWeftSea,d ocreriftit,theSca'wilt notacording.to ^ 
 
 the %i% 
 
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^* 
 
 Sir Martin Frobrifhcrs 3I Foysge. 
 
 ^ Alfo they obfcrvcd vpon thii Coaft, that lying a Hull, x j. 
 
 t\k% » J If ag- leagues off Land, t||f wind blowing trade they Were brought 
 J''"Vand to within twoleagues thereof dontrfry to cxpcaation. 
 ika this iniU- This part of the Coantry, they hold tp be more populous, 
 lingmdftU rand fruitfi^ill then any difcovercd before : And bettet ftored 
 
 ocer* fome in* with gralTe, fowleiand wild Bcafts. And hfeere they fee grea. ^ 
 •t. lffo,r lerBoares then bcfore,'and of the„ contents of 10. pertons ; 
 pctftvaded. . . thinlr« thatbeinc 6o.iaac. vD theforcfaia araieht . 
 
 ' «" « 
 
 draft. Iffo* ,4,1 »p4j„wv« *..».. w^-.w.w, 
 
 *™ Ps"^rfor And tTe7tiiinkflTh«bei^^ 6o.iaag. vp thefaefaia firaight 
 
 Orofi£i5iV they fawUnd on Larboard. 
 
 all Iljftdj. TorcturnebackcagamcthcfaOTeway out pt this ftreight, 
 
 . : along tKcfuppofcdbaclccfidc of the Continent of i^wwif 4 : 
 
 ' at the Queenes F«r/4i</j he efpics a Gut to goc through in 
 
 FririjhersJrMihts, fends the Gahridl through, who mieetes 
 
 againciii the ftreight, fo the Qucqncs Forhnd proved an , 
 
 Hand. i. ■■ ..^ 
 
 - \ Thsy anchor in the ftreight, at a Land they named HMttns 
 
 Hcid-land, where they met 7. of their fliipr, and ftaies for 
 
 thereftf The %6. they had a crucll ftorme of winde and 
 
 fnow which dirperced their Flecte, and ^ere mod cruelly 
 
 ; weather-beaten. -^. 
 
 ' The a. ofAugufi^ all the Flcete arrived except 4. and bar-' 
 hours neere Mount OxUri, The 6, day they got vp as high 
 as £#»rr^«r point. Then they hold a Confultation for inha- 
 biting but doth not. i . (hip they hadloU then as they t bought 
 * ' but (he came homclwithout doing any thing. Thereft fearch- 
 ^ es for My nes and findesoncjcals it 'Bifs hUffmg^nhet his ownc 
 r name, that found it, but in bringing their fliip thereto, flic 
 
 grounded vpon a Rocke & half e dryed; So as they were forced 
 to vnder prop her with their mayne yard, and thereby elcaped 
 the danger which they might otherwife have fallen into. 
 
 Now the Fleete being all laden andready,they furnifK vp a 
 
 little houfe with BellS} Babies, PiAuresormen andwomen^ 
 
 „ GlaflTes, W hifTtes^Hpes^with an oven with baked bread,& left 
 
 it 10 the Natives. And vpon the laft of t/f *^«j?, the whole 
 
 Fleetc was ready to depart, but^a crueU ftorme tookethem, 
 
 .'w fome at Sea ;. fome at anthor in Sounds : th&JB^ffc was 
 
 fainc to feekc a »ew w a y to Se a thro u gh a Soimd (he r i d i n 
 
 vpon the back fide of^lJ^<irr found; and got to Sea to the N. 
 oi Frolfrilhers Straights ; but the Generall came home fti the 
 . ~ gabrien anditrould not get aboard his ownc Ibip the utide, 
 .-,.:„..m,.^.- ...■,^.::.. ../•,',.■ The 
 
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 5ir Mania RobrifliCTS3b>y>)^ 
 
 iff 
 
 mm 
 
 » 
 
 The *»i* fell on the Sdtttli of Fww/Si*ftthe t.wSeptcA^ 
 
 be5 they fleered from thence S.E» and by S. antiUthe ii. 
 whentheydi«cryedltnd5.lctgucsoff: The S. W;» partboce 
 S.B.byB.the^^tbermoft,N,N,]^Wl«.the*^ ^ ,^ ^ 
 
 ted the $.E.»ointof Fwf*/iifiwasthcnfrQf»him N«W.byN# "twj "*«« 
 f o.lc«g. hc^counts this |Und tobe » S^UMfim long S.E.and ^JJ^T^^T 
 &.W.theS.fideisin Spi- they had fightlof it a«. hojres, |«;,ft„, ^ 
 they op9aedi« harhonrB therein» the Umtr did account mni« f,^ gj^xa it* 
 felfi 50,ics^e8,S:E.by S«|roai Vrnxjelutd, whea he firft diC. 
 covered tfeii$lai«d I there dyed about 40» perfonsufton thu 
 
 voyage.. , ,\ • . " v^ ' - 
 
 Uii to h ohftfwd in iheftV$y^ts , That t*fe are but 
 Hiftprief, and that they did not know wbjpther they law i/f- 
 f$s and Jtmeries or no» . as lam (ure they did not^or know in 
 what land they wereVye»forccrtaine they were itt^«w7»- 
 .f0£mi4fGth€twiCegn9$Uiii.l thinke they meant^tohavekepc 
 tiiis g61 diil<!U mtry to themfdvcs;for the courfea,d^cfc, 
 latitude, longitude, variation, and other marine obfervati- 
 ons herein is none,Only oiifeLatitudc oC^ 5 4*niin.the entrance 
 \o^VrMfim Straightsjaiid t rw v^«4 1 hey have placed W 6 U 
 deg. with thi8newlland,thc"4<# is in 37** and a halfc 
 Northcrnc Latitude. > ; ' ..^ 
 
 ThereisBcares, Hares, Foxes, and innumerable oFSea- 
 FQwlCjWhereof his men^kild in pncday i V •hundred,he found 
 of ^MmVbeanes in their tents of colour Red, the Inhabitants 
 are good markemen ^ith their darts, for the moft part they 
 will ftrike a Ducke m the eye,but altogether in the bead* t 
 
 '■ViX 
 
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 thefirft Voyage ofCafUine lohn Davis of Satidruge 
 , J»D«w)nfliirci5S|.rf^&«2^mfci^ 
 
 Be departed fi»m^0iirwii#fc^ ^'lld^lSS 
 
 uc8»t>fe.the5iw»/lr»«gof so. tonnes a 3* perfons»_and j^^^jj i yy 
 
 Barqi 
 
 itXt 
 
 tht*jtt*9mfaine^il%* tonnes, f /.pcrfonsi he put into F^/- and <?«!•», f», 
 iiiiMrit the 8.andremiined there imtiU the r}4ie went by t 
 
 m^ 
 
 '1^' 
 
 H*Hc 
 
is^fniMM^tk^^ 
 
 "T^ 
 
 
 kH 
 
 »ofcs,thcy JcUda Darly-hca4 or porkfUh whtCll^lMirate 
 
 O^Sfefcktan^tmft/dicj^laiicha bWtrto feUftdilwc firtdcsn© 
 grtianiut jbOiWhbfntt, and found the rowing tobc the Se* 
 
 iftidKiebtClatingiWgcthcr* . --.^^ 
 tl'heaa;th€ydef6t«dland,thetepft defornwd tHat t¥tt 
 
 HKcW;lt'«^mcd like $he ferine idfSttg^ 
 btnfc the -fcloUds imd cdvcitd over v^^ith Inlo^ 
 
 laid^»^thIcc,alcagueoffhe«am€sthisLand^»A^ ^ 
 
 The a I ;thcy ptrteived tHemfthresimbaid very dcepc,tna 
 ^^b,^^&the^.ft.E 
 
 Tfcis water 
 came from Ian I 
 fcroeitainfi* 
 
 ' ^v.-. 
 
 
 tike toaJUnafegp<torc.berc wert iWady Stales. ^^ 
 Thev fee woods ontondiike to tndfc 6n'2^*w-f#iw*«a«*, 
 thevtiad «^t ftoreoff^wooatipcin t^^^ 
 
 ifoff CcnitfetoSonrh within^ttodwWtftheU^^ . 
 The »4^thcycoaftthelandj^ichdidlycE.N.E.andW| 
 
 ^ '^^^ <i6dft th^tandlyirt^^*ana W. not Jble to 
 iKir«e1iiliilirtitbr Ice the v^^ ibtncihing thicfcc aoad 
 wildeitlkcillttwancedfviftttaUwaseocreaj^ y. .men 
 
 had€Vtty morning vpoKitd of bread and one^ of becrc to 
 brcakefat^thc weather like A^riUin EngUnd^bat when the 
 winde blew froinjand or Ice it \^as cpldc, but. khen it came 
 ^ofth^SeaiiewaatcryhQt.: ^ \^ . : . r*- -v f '■■?- A," ■.■■ " ,. 
 ' ThcydcpirtiKMMthi«kndi(MlesN;Weftward above 4» 
 'ffeyesjaf-tWdcfcry land in ^4? »5« bearing N.E, tb^ ayre 
 «id fta cittrt andteafpefate;lieftands with land^fpii^' maiy 
 
 :^m^ . ^dlbiiili8aildhatbours<andManyInldcs it&to the land> ^.-. 
 :^ .4%t^^ -3r«!gt^Aisiattdtabeaiii«iberof Ibmids, he anchors, goes 
 .,^^^..^s*^lattdi(liitewhe»tbelrthabii«i» 
 
 s 4Shooc,»icccs^ofl«tthcr fowoi with fcamcs,^ and pc«ce»of 
 
 
 ^••4t-' 
 
"•— *^"1" 
 
 OfttimiokmUiivAi 
 
 >-im.i.mj-ML3 
 
 UBS 
 
 aim»d wooHfikcto Botircr. ,■ ^ : WbollUkcBtar 
 
 theCwinnf {»eopt»€one to Itim^ Im eMTttliis MuM 
 
 4C night he €•«•«« botrd, thqr all departs V a 'i n ■ '>Tr rr ' : 
 
 Thie j^-intbemonyngawc jo.Ca^iocftbir the $bip/eals TheSavaga 
 them to Und, tfidthcsr both mfkt proccibtioQ by oteMHaf oii ^^^* 
 
 their brcftsand poitittiiff to the Sonne, thejr become M^liar^ 
 they will fell their cloaths from their bairlu^iiii'ith thebtMddnfp 
 hou! add gloves made of Smle skins and bkiskint^. tW lea^ 
 
 -i 
 
 therw^ldrdTedand artificiallf fowedi Thqr had one pair6 of Letcher well 
 BaikinfffuUofwooH lilMt^ver, they are ««ry t|«Aable« <l«({c<). 
 voideoFrubtilcjvndeanetvbe brought todvility^hctl4n|(a ' ' ^ 
 they worfliip the Sunne, 
 
 »'\'M'.--- - 
 
 Durirtgmfr^yhererthcyfotinda'rearotiableqiiantit^ .. ^ 
 VJ^ood^as Fuif ey$uraee^tidlanut>»',whtch had floa&rtfaither. 
 
 They&w abodndaBfeeo;fSealesinShoatei{iasif iiedalt beene 
 fiOi^the dilFes wai ffibh as SvtM^rhm FrMfin^ bi^ht from 
 jf/ff^^f M0i»fiiliW: Tfllve was div^cfs fk>jv«rt, SludorX^a/bf iiurcevy-eUSc 
 vM-gtaiTe; they f&MkH he4fbe growii^ upon tfie llotlees 
 Whofeifrttite ma {Weete,<i}lf of red Itiyvt, t^ei^ones Were a red Beiry; 
 like Cu^Mne , they iudge the people to have llore oi Flirresy c,^. ^cj;„r^ 
 they mttkc fliew after they fee he would hareskinsandftirrs. ^*^ 
 
 that thej^ wouW goe into theCountry and fttbhfuch tl^ 
 as they had, but tfie windecomming faire he cameaWay. 
 the firft of >fii^«# they proW0^ 
 
 ■veric. ■■ ■ : , . ■ ' '■'.', -'^ 
 
 Thetf*faedercdedtand^.tf^.40iBnn.voydeofIce/^ \4u9i^i 
 chors&katiayn^u<^ii«^enne,theCfiiflHtl»eof^ - , > 
 
 eiit^i»^dld?lk naii^^liottMtX^^,theroad7^^ 
 tht^otin*tHdOttipaffing (*e ^oa*IVri<%rf Souhdi the N, Vi^^ 
 Isnd ^>*r# Cape^ the S* for-kind orehedces of the Souijid 
 Cape »K4^»efcM»f He cfpiesf. white Beares* junl kills one 
 firft^nd t?W<wlftarWMifls.. ' ^. ^ ,- - ,; 
 
 ches pv^er, this Coaft wfl^llteuiieanoiisWiftiottt %i^ «i- kiW, 
 ny ttehggMiWmg tteeoJii » ifhc ak« w^s ^^ 
 
 The 8 . Ii9 fets fai' ^"^ "^ ^*^ " ^ '- "'"^ t^^At * 
 
 jk' 
 
 ^ mitsM^'O^df^ibt^^ Allowance 
 
 It W9taugmeniped to 5 1 mep 4- 1« of blivkda dayi i'i.tpfi^cs augmented. 
 
 ■•»».v 
 
 
 of 
 
sA 
 
 Fog^eina 
 
 ftrange 
 iiaight. 
 
 ■4 >: 
 
 of bcere. 6.N$^^Uni gih^^Vlf^otLlht^t0^^^ti^\ci 
 
 lK u: WaKnaejtheSouth-maftOp^ 
 fianediuhe C*ff dOO^mmyi .the wither foggic, he. 
 
 blcweather.viv^6ricc,tlieSbiof the nature, colour and 
 
 ~ W. difcovcrsccrtairic lUndain the midft: hut paffacc on 
 bothfidcs,hcdcvidc8boththc ft5«.thc oncfadcsonthc N. 
 
 fide thepthcr onthe S. where tklf ftayed u darn with S. B. 
 windc,fbgge and foule weather.^ - v : ^ *; v 
 
 14, TW goe on Land, find figncs of i>cOplci tnd^tame 
 do^s with cotter$ abotet their neckea i a bone m. their Pizdi , 
 aal5re rfed to traik fleddes which they found, Ukc W;5 <>nc 
 &deofFurre/pruce.andoken boards jtheothCTof Whale- 
 
 bonc^r^ The? bid hung vpon the top^of thele (Ws, the heada 
 of f-Beafk| theyhadkUled. l\ff found.otb^^ trifle$ no- 
 diiL worthjbutonay to fliow that the ptfopIthadUtely been 
 thwbutthSr find this place all lUnds with great Sounds 
 paffirie betwixt thcia. And hcrethey found whalefrcomming 
 Brmnf be V^eOerne Sea ; and to the Baft-ward they had not 
 
 Aa they were rcfwingihtoa Sound"Iywg 5. W. wddeiUy 
 
 ^ . r « there came a violent CoBntef-checkc ota tide from >. W. 
 
 aJflllStf ' aiiiDik the flood which tjiey came with ; bnt foui^ing , 
 
 2V:FS«;«:3eycouUhavenogroundheereat3^^ It flawed 
 
 uppc and downed. or 7. fithoma,tnd they could notpeixeiv.c 
 
 •Iromwhenceftwaa maintayncd 1 //mw W^wi-^ 41; 
 
 tkeirminmt iii$9 thkStriigkf^ tbiy mtghtesftiybsvi rtftlv$d 
 
 : The a I .they coaft theS.fliorc, they fee many Sound*. 
 
 The aj • they enter into a Bure Sound* a( (he S. eatcance of 
 fesixeightinayrfathorngMencC^ ^ ii, y c i- 
 
 The a^ they depart ftom the fight of the N.laad of this en- 
 
 Whalts* 
 
 i 
 
 tnnce jdireahig their courle homewards. 
 
 Tbe lOyhefiid^htof IDtfikiim. i^»Heedepart$from 
 
 -m:^":-^::-,^. ^^tbewof ; the 17.^ W^ht of Si||liiW:; tDd,the jp^ht 
 
 ;; ' ' ,' imtv^^'D^^*''^ 
 
 ^■§^ 
 
 ^. t -^ii X. 
 
«&■ 
 
 C^mm loiifi Davii'ie.'l^j^fv. 
 
 • \ 
 
 He Ac fortb from EngUnd^iti^ 1 8, his fiirtheft was 66 fi. 
 404N. latitude, he (lyles then Nt W. into e pa(ftge 60. leag, 
 upon the Jim$fk4^(i'dxji% vww then fuppofcd «n<lf6Und hofiih* 
 dcnnee ;j»et he returncs homewvrds the If t iof Amg^tMtt 
 was the nrft wee know of, that ever was on the Weftifide of 
 grstnUmd, or fayled fo farre Weft in that paratell. 
 
 He diCcoveredupon (/rM»/4mi*fidei from Ve/iUthH to 64. 
 I fyininaind on theWeft-(ide from 6<$.40.to the$oUth-(idc^of 
 
 ^ii new Entmncei and returned home fafe>y» ■^^- .■ ■^;' »'l' ^— ' 
 
 ,j^^''- >■-■■■■■■ ■•-•• .r • 
 
 C4jpMwIohnDavis5«i'/i/«fWr#;ig"c^. 1587^ 
 
 ■ fi 
 
 MvTjf 
 
 Jl$Hi9 
 
 ffidq>art<!d (rom^drtm^nh with 4.ftiip8,«i^if he JlHtr* 
 myai ocTonnes, the Swifhitic ^o«tonneSy the «>lf m»#- 
 Jkim 1 5 .tonnes, the N§rtlh^4trre 10 .tonnes. 
 
 The 1 5«direoTers land in 6o«deg*and in longitude from the 
 lleridianof £i«M^ 4^.iiiightily peftered with ke and fnow, 
 from land the Ice lay m fome places i o* lo. f^* leagues s hee 
 was eenftiiin^ cobeerebacke into ^7^deg«toaf<{iiitthe ice* 
 c -^Tbe »p*he meet»kndin^4. and in longitude firoih tmidm, 
 iferidian j|«|o«for divers reasons hebeareeiiltothis known 
 -haHKbivandt^iet up his Pinnace r he findef many goodly har- 
 hbrs,W«tK i^hlMttUietlecrttubkd with lbot^JiMdl<Bt«t6ge- 
 ,^her v^^df^lec ; lie lendshis Boats to fei^ch belire the tkps 
 for Oioale* water to ancfaorin. The Coantrey |»#ople come to 
 them withcries and ihoiitt;i butafter they efpiedrome iiEthe 
 Company,wbom th^ knew befovc,th^cameto their boates 
 and hung v|iDA:ttem Witb^eatjoyiir rrho Captaihewith di* 
 ^ersochevi^oetH on iind;; 'The ^eoptaf co«ie «o tdm With 
 daoncing and leaping ; and obadeiignesy tfae^ knew^ thofe 
 chat badbeene there the yeare before : At tms prefentythero 
 weret8;oftfaemtowfaomheganetoeveryoneaknifesthey 
 ofeed him^kfeDiiear, but he (hewed them that he teftewed 
 them£n«uitefie,afidro(KMCI; them; with fignes that they 
 
 Aould remmein 4rhoiirea* -- . ''"^\ %'^^^ ;■ ■ : . ;:'. ^f^" — ''■'.;;.: , S 
 Tbepeoplci ep abetohim t henextdayiandbfc f ttgbtwitltThc yc opk 
 
 ""4 
 
 n 
 
 ;i 
 
 Ll 
 
 
 riigm the akinQM of Sealaa. Stagges» white Haree, ^le-fifh'L b^g Sbnica. 
 ft^s^fimCoikf^^ Caplii^ wth 4thegfifl>i >nd^ ?"«^^ ' 
 
 *?J-»' 
 
 tJ 
 
 HB 
 
 ^^ 
 
tl 
 
 — IPW .I..V ' , 
 
 ■mmbW 
 
 /Cffi^'l 
 
 They found 
 chcmto U;ive 
 both ikiU and 
 ftrengch- 
 
 "»5'. 
 
 Tliey gave 
 them knives 
 
 (fc fent to (cairch their babiNMion with commind that no 
 hurt fliould be oftrid, th«y find Ttnts ktficd vpon wood , 
 covered with Scale s4inncs;tbtr find tbcrciiidry d^Wt 
 tNi0torTraiAfoyle,indScile(arMSiatari-iQbb«. •i'!k/ 
 
 He nana4iis Boatc iictendcd with |«. Cannocs, intending 
 to view the Country, the people very carefully helpc him up 
 anddownethciWcpeRockes. In Itapin j.our men ^^P^ 
 thtm, in wr^Hiig they caft oui beft wraftlcf that hid Wh 
 ^killan^Jlrfngth. , ^.a :,.i4. 5i: ^^ > .'\i_ 
 
 Inaccrtaine Uaiidth^ found ignHN^whermncn lay burr- 
 ed covered over with Scale ikins,and a Crorte laid over thcms 
 they be people of good ftaturc,brcid'faced, ev^ry time, they 
 come they make new truce by pointing to theSun^e, and 
 crying ^*«*ribil5ing vponihckbrdlrf Hctafcei tbctof>llp 
 Idolaters and witdiea ; They are fmopk inaU their coafvcl- 
 (ation ; but very thcevifh in ftealing of Iron ; of whif ti they 
 make great account ; They in the end began to (hew their 
 Nature incui!tingofCaUes>tbeir Boatc ^roin4hctf ItficoTt 
 
 ,„v«. - an^ tljctf Qoj*hes whone they laidto aire* jt!- Im: : i 
 
 but not for that th^aU^Aotc tbcif Oa^es, a CaUiver,4i Cfaarcfpeare*, « 
 purpofe. (Word, wherevpon they brake the Peice,l^ fliootin(goff a 
 Musket and a Faukwgai which noiie tliey aU departed wKh 
 great iurc They returned agaiiie withia i o. hountt^^oia- 
 trat peace wbiQhtva immtdiacdy gmitcd* they brought 
 Seafteakinnesand Wmorii»eale^.bttc fedng Iron tbey.^^ 
 not forbearc to ftealc ; they eatc their meatc raw, driake ttlt 
 
 watci^iK»deacegcafl«andycewi|bdflighu-^ J ^: 
 
 Their weapons arc fortke moft dart»;bat f ome have »owcs 
 and ArrowiBT* »id Sling)Sti,:iWith cbetr Netttf* ^maa« « 
 w|ialeJ^>ine,wich fj^htchtheyidoeir^cidlycaich fife with. 
 They my^i warre witfe fetae otiier Nattoft or Jnbmdpeople; 
 for many ^ them arc wounded ; He had amongftrthemCop^ 
 ''^ . per Oi:efc,blackeC#pper,andrcd Copper; thinking tofwrch 
 
 ^^ taines hindrcJhis profpVa:. He .gy toM»fttoit>rliil.fap«- 
 
 ~ per/affd tookfcha&our for ^)Kit.iii|hi jvodtf the Jiocfees : 
 
 . wtwrebcfcf -Aimighry wii»«*ewiiiitakhiefprl:he iH$mM 
 --^ . r. gre^^rt*PH)rf«naefjfc^:!hpli^^ 
 
 termiilioa. To conolude,ne found this not to be firoic MM^ 
 
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 ■v^wf* 
 
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 indcv Yetmuctide- 
 
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 '"iTSiAfwceXpeoplehriftoInetn Ar-"-- —•-:•* 
 (ling! bid thrown ftooct into the ftiip of hiitt 
 he Kcimd tetlR InhibiMnts to tike no no"' 
 done hini hct: tillt them on land, BJ'^w** 
 thertoyci> «nd inticcs 7. or 8. on bowd, 
 
 *" Ate sSfetXy begin againe to affault them, with ftonei 
 inmn«flntotbe^«M/»"». m& with on«r»pn«fc«c»K the 
 
 £» rwame-thtt hewenhrew bitm :<- '■i.^^t^M,^ - 
 TWfi.tfiwcametoBiakeaBewtru€e,theRlngle«d«^of 
 
 theSfcWefe wasime ; the tnice made they «ike one pri(^ AiJ»v * 
 ner"tho pointed tohii ftUowcs tobri|ig the thing tJ«tk«n. 
 ^^Se\«nd he aoold be enlareed u w ttem. v*^ ; ,1 
 XSvmhin.nhoarec!imeflke,th«rbtoogtetl^^^^ .. , 
 
 lowawM. One of hit confortjoBnetnd followed, trifcing 
 rhta sttlengththey tookeleave, making p«ttoen^ 
 
 rionVTbe prifoner<i?.ke 4. of t- ^^^ Tt^fe'^ffM^ 
 piMhishan^svponhisfaaj thp othet ^^fl^^^f^ ^ 
 
 wwttpwXndvpon alloapet^htile^hisaierte ws'firft 
 d^Wihey hadWeatheieiathfir T«ttt8 whwitwa. 
 
 TheV^ofthiJ'KIoneth mt man dyrf^»h« reft were m 
 
 eoBdlfc&h niier7. in^ UtiMjf* j .8 .«m*he Wl with • 
 fe S Df IWiSoneentireMtfe 5 ^o biea. they c«Ud 
 
 SS?ar.wAtfHn.te,wi«h«.y.mlCapes,«rfhk.hjjBeCl&s 
 ashetobkeltitabeUndatfrfc *1^^^^,!^J^- 
 ftickle andfttong <^"^\'^*t':*'^j^^«^L^ 
 
 rUei t, tit, tiingmtfeh} >ufi»^_'«''>^!*j r^i ^^ ^ 
 lC»,«-sW#/»«L*<tff«/Hk.W.HeCoaft»W 
 
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 AP csfwnt lohn Pa vts %^r9j4ge. 
 
 hot tlu^gh hisovcr-boWncffe to leave th«rWi4^^ 
 PatherldTc children to give liim bitter curfcs : iU^vt iM* 
 - tseeufis Anti comt home Davis, cme home : ) bcfides, the 
 
 Scat SWp was too great and unwcldy to difcoyer wWl i 
 ifidfls her charge was i oo»poiind a moneth ; ^ So with divers 
 - otherexcufcshcfendsherhotfieward$,and with the Mtot^ 
 
 >i»f made fliift to ftecre E,S,Eirrom the Ice to feekc thc'next 
 
 , Thitfirftqff^«/«A^eTcesIandin5tf,jgaoogitude^^^ 
 
 V twd0u 7o.deg.herc he gaucs thei^i/wr^kft^t haftbfctJC 
 
 fbrtkbut J,m0nethf)inavcrygoodroadcnenndestb&land - 
 
 ' ' to be all Uands, with Sea on E, on W, oq N. but a Miuk^f 
 
 ftung Wm gricvouQy j the people here fends him a Scale dri- 
 ving with the tide,which they had boyd up with bladders. _ 
 . Th^pcoplewadewitbhini for skins as theo^hei:sdid,4^^ 
 areinalltHfngsalikc,but in pronanciation of IJwguajgerflw^ 
 plaine,artdnot hollow in the thrbatc. tfceir Salvage kept 
 Wm clofe, aftd inadc figncs to them to get him a Co^ 
 
 paniony ■ {'■" -■.•■■■■ ''■'«■ 
 
 H(^<: bekft tii& A/mMM^at Anchor the I a« day and ftt^^ 
 W,a^Vc se,l0iffli«$/ceslandi«^tf,x9,thislandisff^eaguet 
 from theotherybcanchorsby an Ilandoftctir6mc}ock9,to 
 
 ^,in the morning* /' ^^ .. t 
 
 Hefindes ma- The 1 5,he departs thiflandto theSouth, failcs untill ;thc . 
 ■y paffagcs but ^ 8, ami then hc ^f » 1*0^ N*W.a fiiirc Promontpiy in < 5»and 
 attanpts n«ne. no lafid tp So^ti^ward't heerctw had great hopeota l^aHage : 
 He fa^ytesftiiifoathwards and fees land S,W,andbyS. the 
 i7.byobfervationhewasintf4,ao,m*hchadfaiIcdby Chart 
 and prccife account i jjeagucs S. by W,yet upon obfervati- 
 Saile more E. pn he fpund. it S, W# fo as he faith, it wasbyrWeffernc. 
 
 '& come home ^Qmrcnt, \ 
 
 ^^:^*' , \^»jfi»/f,ii.it fell fnow and foulc weather, they lie at hull 
 
 all Night within 5 .leagues of land. 
 
 The ao.thew€athcrbr«ikesup,theybeare in with land 
 
 andigot into a hs^ourdofe for all weathors.tbey f oe on lai)d 
 
 \aii4 can difcerne it to be all Hands, tliey come away in 
 
 Now 'Dit;!* is'thc'aftcrnoonc with* N. t. winde faire weather, fliapes 
 
 Qavnghomc, thcir courfc to the South, whereby they may difcovcr the 
 
 patfage. .^ ,. ^ ^ -. , - -They^ 
 
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 the Und anciil tbc a iF.&diag it mu 
 
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 to continue ^" J *• gj*" 
 
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 totheS.froiit<57.to 57.hcfees marriilousftpreofSeafowle, ^"^^^ 
 as Guls and others, he tries for fi(b, m one glaflc killf in I CO. 
 Codde although he was but badly provided, he doubting the 
 weather, ftcps into harbor in 5tf.d.faac8iy,tog. upaRiver 
 
 % leagues broad,vcry toe Woods on both fides ; (byes here f 
 
 uatiU the firft of ^rpr.had a .great ftormes,he went ^.iniles on 
 
 land : The woods were Furre,Pync-applc,BldcrJBwe,Wijhe 
 
 and Birch,he fees a black Beare,and here were ftareonand& 
 
 river fowIe,as©Qofe,Duck$fBlack-birdes,laycs,Thni(h,and 
 
 of Partridge and Feafant,hekils great ftore with Bowe and ar- , ^ 
 
 rowes I At the harbours faouth were greatftore of Cod-hlh, ^ 
 
 Thefirft of Stf^rmi^erheiet feile,andwith faire weathcjv 
 coaftf along to the South ward,the 3 .day being cahnc lets fall - 
 
 a Cadger to provefor fifh 5 In which place there was fuch a- ^ „ . 
 boundanceas thi hooke was no fooner over-board but it was GreaukuU of 
 taken, it was thelargeft and beftfed fiOi that ever he fcc^andv*"***! 
 
 Ibme ofhis men which were Fifliermen,faid they never uwr. 
 
 a Mgger Skull offiih in their lives.. 
 •]^4.hcanchorsiiiagoodroadeamongIland$,theCoun- 
 
 trylow-bnd^pleafantandfullofwpods; Tothe N. ofthis 
 placie 8.leagjfinding a mighty great Sea between a .lands to the 
 W.theS,land to his judgement is nothing but lies, he great- 
 ly4e(iied to have gone into this Sea but winde or fomething 
 was ag^inft him, he anchored in 4.fadomefiHerand. Inthis - 
 ptaceisHihandfowlemightyftore, hehad left on land fbme 
 iini todric, hefcnt ^.menonlandlbcthem ; The Countrey 
 people lajrlurking in the wood^ and oAa fuddcn aflaalted 
 them, they flew 2 .and greatly wounded othe» « • one efcapcd 
 6yrw|mming.withanarrow (hot through his artnc. • 
 
 Great llore of fi(h and fowlc,thcy made a hook of a crooked 
 Spikc,beforc the baitc was changd they tooke more then 40. 
 
 gr^tCod«,thc filh fwimming fo abundantly thicke about the 
 
 hobkcasis incralible to be reported. 'tH%1>4vis inhis Hy- 
 
 droiraphicaUdothdefcribe. -' » 
 
 The I cvhefhapes his courfe for homeward, he arrived in 
 |?/i£/4i«i the beginning of Offfit^r. 
 
 The Ohfer^am^, V 
 
 Hedepartedfrom£i»f/!«i»<<the7.of€^^jy.iS>ofyiWfhe 
 fell withXand in ^6^. 7;o.d. Longitude from L«if«/#», he was 
 troubled with Ice, he fiadcs that there is Copper Ore, the 
 
 
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 peopie may be Brougbt to tradcjbut irt theevifti and trcachc- , 
 roiifiheftaycdwhirbour8i4. diycs, wefltnofiirthccto the 
 
 5C.<».fiad8gfcatftciredfpat(;;od-fiih, having not done fo 
 nSich as he did iti his firft voyager *ic arrived very lafcly la 
 
 Xg^jM luder/Uwdtbat tbt SvL^-S^mzdnMe Northr ftarre^ 
 wt&iufnkgitbt'Pdg'sfiJfttWfiivt Ireland 4ip<^GroeRland 
 fyih dfpiimmint of CMptdim lohn Davis, •/ WlHJc^fo 
 f i&iri> Vtysitthe rHinion itmii By Henry Morgan /fr« 
 •«jw ir* iW«^#r Wilham Saund^on OlfenbMt of 
 IjQOdon,4 ir*rri»> «Ktf yrincifgi %^dventurtr m $1^^ 
 ,V&y^iffs$fDzy'vs/tifolhwe$bi Vfv 
 
 :(»)!' FromCaptainclKrw; ■ 
 
 'TT Hey'de^art^ in the Latitndc of 6o.deg.thc 7.of 7«iw,and ' 
 
 1 failed intoir^iandtookc harbour in JfeUnd thtit^ ai^d 
 ilaies there untill the 3,of?ii/;^cnhdeoB*cs forth andbeing 
 a little troubled with Iccftiapes bi*coUffc f^Q¥pnlkni\):\i^ 
 7,he fecrk,airi ranges albn^antilUhe^ftttW^wi'feficf.-. " 
 
 The ti ^^f^M comei tl6g»/*iw*i Sebna i'rf A dcgi 
 I4min. 2)4trj5» his Randevow ; and it feemcth wa$ fo ap^ 
 poynted to meete 7>dvis and his fleeli,- who dc^ir ted ftom, 
 thericethe it. of JhIx ; The peoj^ (lamcandtiadcd witli. 
 thei^jttndinthe^nd fought to betra^tSctoi thcypteidatfoot-^ 
 
 baUandournieiidaftthemi ' ': ' ^. 
 
 Thcydcpart from thence 5,or5leag.Southwards,thefem< 
 pcopie<:oitieto themagaine, they fee Foxes and Dogs runnc 
 upon the Hands as they obferve theoi to be,, they found, the 
 . hbrnes^fStagi and foorihgy but fte none. 
 
 The ^o of t>iu£i^ they dcf»art for B^^^ifti , the wmde 
 takes them contrary, fo as they takeanotBer harboiir,therc 
 conieofthepeopIc,and6ring them Scale skinncs. 4 
 
 The Maftcr would have changed one of the boatcs hc 
 had formcF^ boughii^ yi^hfth they \«^duld ba^rcit^kenfrbni 
 them by violence ; they fallto combat with our' ttten> and 
 throv'^ing their darts, ftrack oncof 0Q1? men ; another of our 
 men (hot one of theminto the breft within arrow-i the fight 
 continued, our men tookc one of them Iwib o^t poate hii 
 bottcatk^^Oiarimeni kild threik-cif Ihfei t^^d^^cnt 
 •■V, ...-i " -^ ■■■'^:.' . were;. 
 
C4fi4$^ loha Davis |. V$pigs* 
 
 43 
 
 were flioe wich an-owes, tn4 Itiiiotb^linit wk^^^ 
 Jie with bis bo^tetiken wit Oiot^kltYii ant>Wi onrttic)! '^^ 
 caft him ovcr^bbard p • AbiI bis confdrc toolce bin opk^,«nd 
 conveyed bim away jthey dcj^ortcd and Would not come ^# w 
 
 aS'before* ■ ©. ■.":.-■'• - ' '■ 
 
 Sipttmber they loft fightot the North Sttncj the j#^heycn- -.^ « . .. . 
 teroiir ChanneU. They brought home5«o.Sealeski«iie8>^***H^**^'*»*^ 
 140, halfe skinnes> what bone it v^as they brought bQmey 
 thcyknownot. *V 
 
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 «lom Vmmmh with j Shippea,the EHtJkt$h^ the Siawf- i-W^7 
 
 X>ii#,«ndaainckerc^ 
 
 The I a of /unr, th^e fell diflPdrence betWixt t|e Mafter o€ 
 the J«»i»(ifcww, and the Marriner«,for that the Sea men would , 
 goe^n theVoyageafilhing, the Mafter wouldnptuntiU he 
 bad the company of the £/«w^f*ii»4 but the matter was re- 
 conciled, and all were content to coe to theplac^f Ran- , 
 
 devow- '■■."•■■ ■ ;,. , , , .^ 
 
 Thei4^/«»<^theydcfcrykindhighandi|«)untamou8,but * 
 
 did imagine thcmlelve? to bci^ or 1 7» leagues olR # 
 
 The x6,thcy anchortdin harbour, thepeople^ame accor- 
 ding to their olde order ^ith crying £/i#iir,and fliewe4|heBi 
 
 Scale skinnet* 
 The i7,they makeway tofetuptheirPmnacethcybrought 
 
 ftom London, . 
 
 The 18. hee pafled about the Hand > bee found blacke . 
 Pumicc-ftonts,and fait kerned upon the Rockcs white and Salt, 
 gliftering, this day he tpoke one of the_ people a ftrong 
 
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 The ^c,the Salvages cantc to the Hand, wbctfe the Pinnace 
 wajletupandmadc readytobelancht,and tore the two upper 
 ilroaksaway from her for love of thelron; Idoabtinreveng<j 
 ofthctr pritonersy and for harme donethc laft ycarc^but bdu^ 
 thuVmuchti^dctinrenriccable, i^,was agreed, the ia»*^^> 
 ftidiild have her tofiftik ^ ? ' . . ^ ^ 
 
 "Now IS they werctcadftodepartjncwes was brought the 
 'j^' ^7 . . ■ , x^ :-.,^ .; , \:'% ' Q % . . ; , .,; : ;. Captainp 
 
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 Cjpfjwlohti Davis 3>^#3f^e. 
 
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 Thiswat tbe 
 
 Weft fide of 
 OrofnUvdf 
 
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 Optaincjtfaic the ftiips thai dicy were to venter their liv«s in 
 ( I thinke forthedifc<^cry )had atone time }oo. fttMkea^ vac 
 thiy agree to commit theml'cives to Gods mercv in her^rathcr 
 thaaretutnc with(fifgracc;So they ftand North- wards along ^ 
 theland which they callthe Undohheir Merchants : hecaide 
 the pcoble€ome and traiHque with them ; but here they were 
 in doobc of their Ship* i take it,thtEHx,4ketbMnd Stimtfthf^ 
 ai«gone a fifliing home, himfelfc went N, ward tiito 6j. 40. 
 where they had great ftorc o( Vf halea and foWle, which toey 
 call C#rrw«M;two Canoes came to them at Sea,they cry £/^f, 
 andgivesBirdsforbraccletSjdflc hada dart witha peece of 
 Vnicornc horncf the Salvagemade ftay thereoffvotiU he faw 
 aknifCandthenhetrucktjthey went along with them j. 
 houres. The a 5 came 30. Canoes lO.kagaesoffLand and 
 broughtSalmoQ-peeles, Birds* and Caplyiii theygive then 
 Pinnes, Needles, Bracd^ts, Nailes, Knives, BeU«tlookingp 
 GlatTcff^and other triflif : For a Knifei a Nailed aBracelet : 
 they wilt fell their Coates or any thing they have. 
 
 They brought not above a o. skimps, btit nude (ignes that, 
 ifthey wonldgoea(hore;they (hould have more* ^Wlw/i. 
 ivr/#y skinnes I tlRnke. 
 
 The30.hewasin7a.deg I a min. at midnight the Com? 
 paflfe fetthe variation a g.deg. Wefl:-'Ward; he Coaftcd thia 
 Land which he called XMK^MCoaft. 
 
 From the a I . to the 3 o. the Seaall open to the V^<Xkythii 
 North-ward the Land on Starboard E« from him» the wind 
 ihiftcdtotheNorthi 
 
 Then he left that (hore, and named the Rmoft part he did 
 difcover tftpeSMderfiM^znd (haping his Courfe Weft, runne 
 4Q.leag«and better witbeuitfight of any Land* 
 
 The a • he meetes with a mighty banke of Ice, Weft from 
 him. Uewouldfiunehavequititby the North-wards;but 
 the wind would not i which if he hadihe would hav^^runae 
 W..VntiIi he had 0:ene Land» and have beene refolved. 
 The <F. being &ire weather, he puts the Barke amongft the 
 Ice, but could not prevaile: the7»8,9«io. He coaita the 
 
 Jcc ; the J T, was fogge and calmct 
 
 The. 1} he determining togoeagaine to the (bore i And 
 
 rbor for $9 or 6» d^yes ; Hoping in that time the extreame 
 
 eoftheSimn^andbeatingofthcScAi would havem^ide 
 
 .. .^ ■' ,.'■■' -way 
 
iipi . im 
 
 C4fisifnlwn Davis 3. f^^ 
 
 wiy with tfcc Ice; butwiitti he was nigh Land ^C dwft not l»J» Jo ^^ J"; 
 anier, for dc^h of ^fttcr? ThcSalvagcs <^n^o^^^^,^^,ni^ 
 tyudfor stiiines. Dartf they had for oldandntwknivesi^p^h^adfd 
 and they would gladly have had himto the Land; bulf he with Vrticorac 
 beat ea away* ' Homct 
 
 The 1 5. h« finds himrclfedri>refi6*poinit weft beyond his <5.point«W. 
 Courfe: He Uyes the fault cither in the Ship,prairrent. ofbucou^fc. 
 
 The 16. h« falls wkh the barikcoflce againe. , . . . 
 
 The 1 7. hQ htdfight <^f Mount J#/#if A, at i a at Night, he J;^";,7 ^o, 
 
 was tfhwart of his old hole againe : He fades 60. leagues N, Sputiwwari, 
 
 W. vp the ftrcights ; The i i,heanchors in the Jfjottomc of 
 
 the Gulfe; and calles the lles> Cii»*fr/<ffi/ lies. ;, 
 
 Vfhilft he wa»« irichor^a Whate paffed vpby hint j hae s^ l,y\y 
 
 theCompaflTcretat |o.d* variatibn/, Thia,d«y alfo*he departs full Sr». 
 (haping hiscourfe S, B. and Ceeke^ to recover the Sea. The 
 a? be was becalmed in the bottome of the Gulfe^the aire ex- 
 treame hot,^r*w» the Matter goes a Land to courfe I%ges^8 
 they findmaiiy graves andlrarie fpSt 5 the Salvage ^gge» 
 was Axfat they could fcarcegoe* / , ^, . 
 
 The iiJhiws a pretty lbrmeatS,E.f 7,2 «f*P-wi« wet- 
 tSer; He had coafted the tk^th-fide ^ore of pM»»f»'- 
 Unis found :And was got cleere out ictt9i,f«fdcg. betwixt 
 wbich4ud^|.deg.Q0. hcefpief anopcifi^ • ^^^ .?^^?ta»f-« t« 
 it Umliys^ flet : And, teJl/^f gcearftlls ^ Gulfes of \^}^ 
 
 wat^. \ / •• \ ',,m^^ . t^mit^. 
 
 The i I lie ^eilttead-Und he names lF*rWic*/^&rland. . ^^ 
 
 The I . he 6ills with the South-weft Cape oftheGulfe^and 1 
 
 oameiit^Wfr)tfCape^in5idcg.li*inin. , / ;. x 
 From the firft to )the X a,He4!rents along the SoutlHandr \ 
 
 fees $ Deere oa the top of anIland,hecaUr^*»'e7M'lland ^Ti^tUt lie: 
 thtytaketoanolherlland/hisBoatt was too little to carry „ 
 his men and chafe the Deere: though it were in the water, 
 oneof them wasasbigasaTfjreitty Cowe and veryiiat^thCiP 
 
 feeteasbroadasOxefeete. ^ ^ 
 
 The I ?. in 5 4,d. Latitude. Hcere he ftnick vpon a Rocke ^ 
 
 hcftopshisleakc: And Cdafts along into 5 a deg.jiot fin- 
 ding his fifliing (hipsas was appointed foi; them to llay, ajd 
 fiftim tatit. lKtwecnef4iaiid55 deg..vritillthefineoftlu» 
 moneth,bat in.ii5 dayes they wert fiftit and gone home: hun- 
 fclfc Arrives at t^mmtmh, the 1 5, of September. _ 
 
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 odi|imnu tQ^jL<9|i^ odd^ ihtnutiev ' 
 
 .^ £ M^ , ^ ^ ^^.^^,^^11^ Which oow^^ 
 f;| p«fmd,hc>atb>iAlii|a5ttiirhchi^ 
 
 ^f^Pj^Cap^thiBS^ hovf called 9»rfc 
 
 ^flcfli; B|ityiit^||y^ are bo^ ; aftthougli 
 
 M^m4oit!kMlk^ places - 
 
 ^vpoftjpcrill of h^ffe ; But! thinlehcdurft notvcntfieit s 
 Heii^ift forth thc> of ^47i and retnrlct hpmtwards" the 
 a|of7#.Kisgtfaieft Variition Weft^ V- deg^ 
 Aml^he i|;of/i»f^ ^cW^is driren 5aj^ 
 ^Courie^by what a€0(tent he kiioaMftnot. For td vCtm 
 oWnewqrdf,fpcakiiigofll'4r1Wci^#JW|d-land; Thit Car 
 asitw|stheajoft S/ limit ofthcGulft. wee pafledovw,tL. 
 <» 30.oftbis Wnet!|. / Sc^is it the N. prdmontofieor fii^ 
 begirvningoFa very great Inlet, wbofe Soutl^ limit atihis 
 prcfcnt wee fee not : VVhich Inlet orGuIfe this afternoobe 
 Jiidin the Night wee pafTcdovcrto our great admiration, 
 forthcvwtcrs^all. ;^ V Vf ' 
 
 T^'^/^^flrMSsMrimdre m Ur^e t9bt feent intktfirit 4ml ts 
 nUimir^ftJffr. Hjckluits /^o^rn , ^ • «»s 
 
tfhiitfr. 
 
 : Waymouth his f9j4gt. 
 
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 ^,-.18 monetha • ,/rr fcrth bj thi MuG- 
 
 loyia 4^<^ Turkic dtfWf«i«<> J. - 
 
 B Worm" the kconiof .tJ^^y 1 60 1. hec went by tfic 
 j.*KIorth,madethc5Mrr,oronc6f the Weftmoft lies of Comes toHB(f. 
 Ori«#wtheinfirfamiand, bearing Weft, in latitude 59 dcg.A»jB''y.thc: 
 >^ bctvmt N, and Weft , untUlhcc ^^ ^- 
 
 ■ brings^thc Sr«riilorth, faylcsaway W, andby N.m spdeg. 
 40 min.tM ftceres away W, S, W. in S 7 dcg. 55 min. and 
 tbcrchad HO variation at aU,he hailed away Weft ward, and, 
 iadf9riic ^oggc,much rainc, but warmc;as iti EngUnd, 
 . ^ 1 6 This daylat noor>c he was 5 7 deg. g 5 min* and had not 
 j€€n€ the Sannc or Moonc in 7|5 houres before , and now had 
 
 ariatibij 1 1 deg. ^ ^ / r . * 
 
 1 8 He faw a great Hand of Ice,in the afternoon he got fight 
 
 alfoof thcSouthmoft partdf $r*«»/-«^, hec coaftsthis Ice to rtdc7)A^Hy 
 
 the NorthjCornmingfomctime into bUdcwat6r,and prcfent- 
 
 k the Sea would be cleareagain«i^efeuld not game ground 
 
 4q I ao Fathoms, neither could hec diTccr^e any Current^ at 
 which herecicon&Capei><r/«/«ri««iN,N,E,»4leaguesoffhi^^^ 
 
 , iia^lie>wrasiftf>dcgij7min,Utitudc. a 7 the weather 
 
 ^^Ir{^i0ft|!ji,ff«j5/«»<i, he had great ftorepff^^^ • /♦ 
 
 " ai^ IJedireashisGourle^k^orfSft^^ 
 
 laand, it was high' tfed aj^" cbrered With %oWv with o^^^ 
 KaalUiands^thcrc w»s«ftat ftorc(^&:e, upon thc|)raUn|8 . v^ 
 Eaftftdf^ut the fea was altogether deaf e,thc land laS^Njbyj^^ 
 
 about ^leagtiesilPlength* ri • j l&jV 
 
 %9 H^ was beaten to the Southwards,byN;*»wmd$>|nq,Theftwe1(t ; 
 finds ir^r^w^fe^ forelaiidJSo be an ilarid, hee diicovers ^«- formerly found 
 Uys Inlet j a great Ciirrertt ^i|thtothc Weft,th®jww^^ by 
 ^ricofapaflagethis way,%|«kher v(ras foggc afld W^,^^ ^ 
 be had agreat whirling of SlllBi w latitude <5i dcg* t>^ ^'^ ' 
 
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 il 
 
 C4pi4Ui€ George Way mouth tis rtysgt. 
 
 rsa. 
 
 
 /•(^. t HcdifceriiesaiiitinebankeoHccin6odcg.tiirewci- 
 
 therai Itncht hii bottc, ind loaded her twice therewith, to 
 dilfolvctofrefti-Wkter : hcc fcts into many overfalt atongft 
 th.$coaftof-/*i"f»'«>*> which coaftherpbc CQnceiv^s tobc 
 
 broken land. ^ . ... « r ..1 • 
 
 3 ThcS,W. heftandsin with the coaft ot %Amrtt*^ 
 
 and meets with Ice i o leagues ofiithc water blacke,and thick 
 
 Thii was upon g Hchad bcate it to the Northward.and defcVietthe land 
 thcSouthfiic ^^jf^grip^ in (Jq dcg»5 3 min.being very high, it bott S,W. 
 «?at^c?imo covered wif h f now,he was $ leagues off, but co«id not come 
 cumberlands ncare it for Ice. 
 
 Iflc*. 
 
 .>■ 
 
 Amtttiwc' 
 
 o A ftormc began at N,E.he clcares himfelfe of the land 
 and Ice by ftanding to Southwardf,the ftormc coatinucd, fo 
 thatheftbod to the Southwards in forecourfc. .^ 
 
 1 7 From the 9 to the 1 7,he was in travcr(e,and heere be 
 heard a fear cfull noy fe of ice,he had thicke weather.his roapes 
 and fsliles allfrozen. . 
 
 1 8 The wind l4,E.extreame cold and f roft, the ayre ycry^ 
 deercs his roapes were froze, audit froze fo fxtrctmely, 
 that it was a maine barre to bis proceedings, and deftruclioo 
 
 1 9 He'ftood to Eaft Ward, with wind N, fi. tnd the fame 
 night hU mcnconfpired tobeareup the hdme, and keep hiih 
 inXabbitti they fhew the reafon tor fo doing in writmg; by 
 good chance he underftands thereof and prevents them. 
 
 TbtResfmsm ' r 
 
 That although it were granted,that we might winter be- 
 tweenc6oand 70 degrees of latiwde,with fafetyof hvesand 
 Te(rcls.yet it willbc7W4j next, before we can difinure tbem 
 to larch out into the Sea; and thcfefprc if the Merebfants 
 fhould have purpofe to proceed on -the difcovcry ot the N. 
 W. pKtio£ Ji9tfric4 the next ycare : you may be m ™ Jwc- 
 hid latitude from SniUnd by the firft oi t^*;, and to be 
 furnidicd better with men and viftuaU, to pafictnd proceed 
 
 in the forcfaid aftion. ^ . r r t. t. Z^ 
 
 Seeing then.tha^ip cahnc t affiire us of a fafc harbour to 
 the Northward, wlprpofc to bcare up thchclmcfor£«i- 
 M»^, yet with this l^tation, tliat if in youtwifcdome^oij 
 
 *i'^*:J' 
 
HMWIi 
 
 C4IM4/M George Waymouth^//^#)r4^r. 
 
 ■ ■ -^ - ' ■ : — \ — 
 
 ^9 
 
 (hall thinkcgoodto mtlrt my ^ifcoreiy ( it (ttmtXh there , 
 were fome with him undcrftooi more then him (c\k ) e ither 
 ln^0,or 57 degrees, with thif»N6rthweft winde , wc<f if*^Bl J ^^ . 
 yedd our Uvc^ withyow fclfc to enconnter any danger , thiii 
 muchwectl^pught ncedfuilto (ignifie,as a matter bailed 
 uponitafon,andnoeproceedtngttpoiffeareor cowardices • • Tbiiohiw 
 
 Then being in latitude «« and $f min. there was ik^. 
 mcanes to pcrtwade them, but they would' bcare o^ th^ 
 hdme,whcreopon he came out ofhisCabbin,to en<l«|fC,^fco 
 wasthecaufc, theyanrwered,oneandall,boyfingup faylcs, 
 anddireaing thecourfcSouttiby Weft 
 
 ^iji«, 
 
 fMfy: 
 
 as Hee lent for thechiefeft 6f theMutinceres, and pu-Th^idoth not 
 niHied them feverely » this day hee came by an Iland of Ice» appcarc that he 
 both (hijJS Itoncht their boates>to fetch fome to make frelh- could punift, " 
 water : thii Iland crackt twoor three timc«,a8 though it had ^I'^y^'J^r' 
 beenethundecrctappes. and it brake in fonder to the groat JJ^^'^JJ^^^^'g^; 
 dangerof t^beates,the one being Halfc laden with Ice; "*: : 
 
 ih %S ItWewhardfthecoutfeWeftby Sonth^with f ogee, / 
 andwasmlitittide'^x degrees, and 40 minutes I •ndfindes » 
 
 ^ anlniainthislatkwje. / 
 
 17 TheSbatb^fottth-Eaft wind blew very hibfd,\im1i^i^ 
 and raine,his<our{e Weft. 
 
 1^ The y^'mdc^txit ina flliowerlo Weft-, North-we^ and 
 blcwh«tl,an4becaufethcyearew« farre fpent, and many . 
 men ficke in bbtbShipsi he thought good to returtie ; with 
 great hope of this Inlet to be a palTafi^ of more probability, 
 flien 04W i«r Srrii«|l»ri.becaure he found it not peftred whh j^^ 
 |cc^^daftraight6f4o leaCT^|road;hefaith.hefayledioo^j, - 
 leagues Welbbjr^outhfintolHpet; he faith alfo^be found 
 pcyaHjftion tpjj^ gYdegrceSWclHirard, andthe nawBc to *. 
 JccIiBe,brratherincline» V -^ ' . 
 
 Inlctjthe^South-'caft windalafoggc,^beg,8, an^^SThec 
 pkifalby many grdJe f Un<h of Ice, & dif^(ivered aiv ni#Up* 
 onthecoaftofi^^^«w,iatltidiJ5jdcgr)e«w^ ' 
 
 14 Heftoodorodbnthispo^ft/romtliet itt 
 
 ^ fomA foale weather^nd maa^ifieiiahd$ 1 1 
 
 4 
 
 
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 had fome fofilq Weather^Acl 
 to Wrtlfllet'in ^iT dc^ecsiartd 
 diver&probable reaK>ns« 
 
 
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<m. 
 
 50 
 
 Cs^Mifte George W^yrilouth kit rrjsgu 
 
 ?*#^^. 
 
 '%04uiu[t. 
 
 •• ■ IM' 
 
 ;4«itw4,betwixt 5 5 degrcei, jo ind jo minutes, WWUHVW 
 movariationsjthe 0ne of I7iacg.i J mimthc other 1 1 degr. 
 1 » inin.thc coaa was vovddf Ice, unUfle fomc great Hands 
 
 drive from the North, vximx. the.fliip had like to have pe- 
 rifli^forwantof fparcdcdkjonewhirlcwiad he Caw upon 
 
 A whirlmi-d, this Coaft,takc up the SfiPinto the Ayro ^^l}^^?^^]^^^^^^^^ 
 wasentred 30 leagues trithin one Inlet,laticudc 56 degrees, 
 where if the wind ha^come Nor|rficrly,South or Eaft but one 
 
 day.lie^iperiflied. * »,^ . / j u. 
 
 4 He liad fight ofthe ^and o%SfBy, the next day I|te came 
 
 into I>4rtm9mb, '& 
 
 Hcfetforththea cfc^-r,*andc^ned homewards the 
 30 oi itUy, hisgrcateftlatitudcwcccanbcccrtaineof,wts 
 63 dcg.y 3 min*and pafling the qtsnJt Ulhridi^, betwixt 
 Orkney and ^eftlMtiw^ bee had no variation, bis fteatcft was 
 
 „ degrees Weftward 5 ^^'^^^Y'M^fJ^f^^^'^i 
 any thingfliorethcn ^4W, nor WIpftfi** w* ^-T^V 
 nor was not fb farrc North 5 nor can Jconceivc hee h4th aO- 
 ded any thing mb^c to this defigne;yet ^"^yro^^vu ajid 
 hcdid ( I cqnceive ) Ii#it /=/«<«» intQlfii»r4*/te/, #r did 
 kc,try iA folbng tinrie being, toand figainerfipon the CJwdLof 
 Amric^iox: D*vu hisftOilng. baving filch abun^ncdirtbc 
 largeft.and befrfed Cbd-fifti that he law j his Aww^ ncr 
 yerfeparatcd,which%we4^hat tbey^Vfre ncppcaly di- 
 
 iakSu:l^^ msm^'-d^-' ■■■■■■■ ■""■^M^ ^ 
 
 • • , 1 ■".■•'■, . . '■" ■ 1^ ■'.'•»■ ■ -■ ' "^^ ■ , ■ . 
 
 ■i « • - ■ ■ , ." ^V - A'' ^ . 
 
 jMAftf lames Halltf/Kiogfton uptn HulUPtifit Msjir ff 
 ^'^ihrttShips/etfertbhjtbr KwiofDetifxmkMtkt kife- 
 ^ very jf Groenlart<i» 16 o 5 • ^* f r/^ '^ ' 
 
 F^M^Detrndrkehetct fa# the 1 of i^^y, and faitb^bee 
 found theCompaflcvari^Eaftwardjar the N4« oiNor* 
 
 ir4jp,7deg*iomin. ^ —^- 
 
 .3&-' 
 
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 ir4y,7aeg*ioimn» ^ 
 
 He;faith,thitoneIeagne to thcNortbwiarcJ of PMireJfii 
 
 hcfdundtfe racc«f afyde, fcttingfoftronglyNorthwci 
 
 ward^linthadbiainthcraceofP^^Awx^. ♦ 
 
 

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 A^^JP 
 
 WS" 
 
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 Mdfier lames Hall i(// i.rif4gt. 
 
 fir 
 
 mt- 
 
 F«i>f //2f .bearing E,S,B . fourc leagues off; Swwkumt head ^ 
 N.E. by N.ci^ht Icagucsoff. The He of Ftful^NjE.thc Com- 
 pafle wai varied to the Eiftward, of true North, 60 deg. 10. 
 minutes.and h^thinketh that the Ilaqd 'Bitjft difcovcred by A great 
 xhtMuffto^Bfidie'^Mttin Frtkrifiers lail Voyace,is nottru. ^•^««» 
 \ypUced in the tJ9fMrine£bdrts» Jp 
 
 At his falling with GritnUni^ hce named a I^dland,Cape it can be no 
 Cbriliimus^i^tti: tfi^ King of DtMmMrkt^in latitude f 9 deg. 50 other but Cape 
 ininutC8,and he found it duc;for that none other before him FatvftX, 
 hath namedit J S,W.by W. five leagues from thence^ bee had — 
 
 iAdeg*i5mi%variationWeftwards, ftanding from thence 
 i!9l(eawirdS)he illlcd three b^m^s in blacke water as thicke 
 aspuddle. ' .^ * 
 
 He found C^pcuhiifisMu and ^efolmiWyXo lie W.by N« _ ^ ^ 
 50 leagues diftanceJfci Current S,S, W.fct him violently ^^^ '-«"«"" 
 intplbe Ice>he alfo tmdes,^ Current upon the fide of a^* 
 iMriV^yto fet to the North^^ contrary >Qftthe9r0r*/4fl^coafty 
 to the South* * 
 
 HefindesaharbourupoA^heCoadof^^^MAfiM/iand failesAgoodliar- 
 6 leagues up a great Iniet,o^ river, before he could find 1 6 fa* bour. 
 thomes to anchor inithe land on both fides was fteepie and 
 mountainous. 
 
 f He goes On land aad findcs houfcs, or rather Tents , cove- 
 •$d with Seale-skinnestthe people came to him^crying Eliout^ 
 holdingup their handsi *|li|ir boates were covered all over 
 with Seale skinnes,about ttif ir tcnt8,was great abundance of 
 the fle(h of Scales ( to drie )%ith CapUn,and of Pilchards in- Great ftorc * 
 numerable^of which, with other fifties, their rivers are full, pilchards, 
 their d(^s were very fat,they found in their Tents, Foxe and 
 Scale skinsjvcry, well dreft; alfoccrtainecoatesofSealeiSind # 
 
 Fowle skins, with the feather-fide inwards, they alfo found a " 
 
 certain vcfTell boy ling upon a lampe,the veffcll made after the 
 manerofalittlepan,thebottome of ftone^thefidesof Whales ' 
 
 Gil«, therein was Seales flefh , boyling in Scale oyle ; and in 
 anotheradogges head boy led, by thofe Tents lay two great' 
 boates, Vith which hcj'uppofcd they tranfportedthcmfelves 
 from one place to another, this not being the place of thcii: ~ 
 
 cbntinuallhabitsjChe boats were ofen with 8 or lothoughts,^'*^'^'*"" 
 ^andaofoote in length at lcaft,fbrafai!e they have the gut|o£*^^^"*^ 
 ' fome bead welt dr€^,9nd neatly fowed together* 
 
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 After 
 
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 U^tr lame* Hall A^ i.r»yy. 
 
 '^ 
 
 After this the people cimc to tham in their buatw, tnd 
 bartered Scile skuif and their Coats, even foroldc nailes, or 
 for a knife, they will fell coatc and boate.Vnicornc home, or 
 Salv.8cb.rKr. Mors teeth, Whalcfinnc, with which they b«dtheird«rts 
 and weapon$,the Latitude of this Haibours mouth is 66.df g. 
 « I ao.min.an E,and VV. Moone, mskes aM uU Sea it flowcth j, 
 
 fetfiomes and an halfe up anddownc, he had made about 
 pyU Ui fonb< g barrclland t. ol oylc,and leaving it on land all night,thc Sa^ 
 vages Ut it forth. , - . • 
 
 The Salvages came the next diy and bartered, and gctng 
 ©n land upon a fodaine,without violence done thcni (which 
 (hewes their wicked condition ) they availed them with 
 Sal va5« aflault. ftones out of flings in moft violent manner, at the mootusg ot 
 aFakon-gunthcyaHfledr i. ^ /: ^ 
 
 ' The next day agatuctiiey wpairc to the number o* fixty, 
 
 making new truce by crying f /i««r, but P«r;j«»v W»i«y , ^d 
 bass m of ftoncs by thcm,at the report of a PiftoH they aU de- 
 pa?ted, and after tbat.thcy carae to the fame Cliflt againe^ 
 
 violently aOanlts them that no man could l|and upon the hat- 
 ches Jo as hee was glad to (hield himfelfe by loofuia his Bon, 
 
 nets, and'lacing them about his (hip, ?ad at the firing of a 
 
 Musket they would ducke downe behind a Rocke, the report 
 
 / \a gon^, they wouldafreniaffiuiltthc«.Hcdcparta from hentc 
 
 ^ and came to an anchor in an cxcellcni haven on the S^ fide of a 
 
 *,«»... te m. m biH, which he named ^^^^^2^^ 
 
 veil. tiicgoodneffc thereof, he named 'Dw^iMr^/f-havcn. ^ 
 
 - ao He loofed from this harbor, the S^lvd^a camcagamc 
 ^ tothcnumbcrof7g.bcatingandmakingahideousnoifc,thcy 
 
 enter into barter, and throw Shcls and toyes into his Boate,he. 
 caufiogbii boy to fetch them, they flioote him through both 
 buttockcs, with a Dart ; there were at this time muftered up- 
 • on the Hands, to the number of 300 people. 
 
 Dtftriptkn$fth€ Lsndyiubeedifeivered 
 ' — tluf i mt* — , 
 
 I.-. » 
 
 TH«land of gwe»ii-^i$^a very high rag|il!,and^»iountai. 
 nous Countrey, having many good Ri vcrs,Harbeui;?,and 
 Saves ; into uof which^hec ftylcd io,or l% Englift leagues. 
 
jr°^ 
 
 Jtf4/iir lames Hall hh i. rijMit. 
 
 being rtry ntvigibic, with abundance of Fifh of fiindry (brts,, 
 the Liti^ In ^1 places where I came, fecmcd to bee Fertile, ic« ' 
 cordingtothc CUmtrc wherein it Iyeth> for bctwecnethc 
 Mtmnttimdi wasmoft plcafant Plaines and Vallics, infomuch 
 IS if he had not feene the fame, hcc would not have bcleevcd, 
 that fucha fertile land in fhcw could have bin in thofe Nor- 
 eherne Regions ; there is alfo great ftorc of Fowle,as Ravens, 
 Crowed, fiftridges, Phafants, Scamewes, Gulls, with other 
 forts ; of B<^s he hath not feene iny,except blacke Foxes ol 
 which there are very man v. Hcedoth fuppofe there are alfo 
 miny Deere, for about their tentf I they found many Harts- 
 hornes'j with the bonts of other bcafbs', alfo within the land 
 he fiiw the fboting and dung of divers other beafts, he found 
 tkefodeingofonebcaft to be 8 inches over; in the rivers 
 wereFi(hes> as SeaIes,Whalcs, and Salmon, with diverse- 
 tber (brts of fifhes; the coaft is a vfry good and faire land, for 
 jleag*otf, he found 15 fathomes,andas he approached the 
 famei)»t2,i6fatboiiies,very faircTandy^round* Thcpeo* 
 pie area kind of Smpm^/ot wandedng' nation,removing froit^ 
 one place unto another, they are people of a reafonable (bi. 
 ture*brovi^nc of colour, very like the people of the Eaft and 
 Vir;^4 thc^A are adhvse and warlike, vfing their ^art^and 
 flings very nirpbly^ they cate thci^ meat^ raw, or «tVpar* . 
 bot1d,Wfthbl6d«J,oyle6*vii/:lter;*lieyapgkre5^ • 
 
 skinnctof fuchbWbas thieykifl/fmt 4|q^^ 
 and fQWles,whichtlfey cart dircflfev'ery'flltl^i|«ff in 
 
 Summtr tumingt he hake and fcatfecf Mjs ootewlr'c^f in Win- 
 ter inwardsitltcir^Meapdns arc nirigs,boW«Sf dfcHs htadcd: 
 withboneorynort. heluppofcthtteh t6ht Iddbtfons^w^* 
 (hipping the Suuj tie met all thccoaft along much drift wdod, 
 but from whence it came |ie knew not, he coaftcd this 
 Coaft along from 55 deg. totf^deg. and found many good 
 found.! and harbours, and returning tcKurWdshit Shippft 
 which he found in a harbour, by cfpying cffctainc Wort 
 lockes, which the (^ptainchadpuiedtobefetasBeacflffll^: 
 — for to give him knowledge of their bcingy — — '• . : "^^ - ' 
 . In this his abfence from the Admirally the Saluage^ had' 
 done them ttHich violence, the Captainc had taken three of 
 of-tbemjWliom he kindly intreated, others of them^etlcw, 
 tWs evening he takes in his provifion of frcfh wwer- 
 -:.:•.■■■.. Kz ~ \' Bc^ 
 
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 Otf4/?o- limits Hall fc< i->^«j"»g«. 
 
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 '?«0'«c HcfctsQnIandoncyoungmantobelcftmthc Countrcjr* 
 
 ; t^ to liis cnidf fortune, and this wfasilone by cxprelfc command 
 
 ' ' of the Stdte-btUer o^ Dtnmarkf^ before hw coinming forth 
 
 they alfo in the Pinnace (et another on Iirtd,both bein|.male. 
 
 Taftors, giving bt thetti fmall ncceffaries, {Jt ^m^yln mfe 
 
 ■^t9vle livedo iongttme after ^ Mi may bee ytt hvtng, tf the 
 
 ^alv4fes hnvc mt deveured them ) hefcts failesand comes to 
 
 5f -<: /'^ea, where he foundmpch drift Iccwitba high Sea, which 
 
 A fttanoc cur- he thought to be a current, fetting through Fretum D^viif to 
 
 rent. * iheSouthward,asbyexpericnce he proved ; for by obfcrvati- 
 
 . , ' onthisdayatnoone,hewasinLatitude5a dcg.4o.m.whcrc. 
 
 ' as,thcdaybefore he wtsinl^itude^tfdeg.ioinirtV having 
 
 made by account a S,by W.way, about 10 leagues, thisxwr- 
 
 ^ rent be did find to fct along the Coaft of grw«/4»«J,SQitth by, 
 
 '■ ' ■ ■ ■' '' '■ Eaft. '" ■ ■....'' " . >'^ f. ■ 
 
 ^^ 15 This d^ he was in Latitude 57 f S'^" ^the 1 J day 
 
 . dofe weather, he meetes with a mighty skuilof Whalei, 
 
 amongtl drift Ice, and racetcs alfp a gr<^t current fet^ 
 
 ting Weft North-weft over iox pAmeftC4. ^*f *' rJ 
 current fyitnd by Frobri(her, emming from, the Eaps 
 and bHUina ttpcn the Eaft-fide of GroenUni, Mid d^ir flrskt 
 along the%md U C^Jff C^ifl*^^* otherwift €4ili4 C4f9 
 Fare9?eU* ' ,. 
 
 i Hce met witjja skujtof Herring?, fo that he knew him* 
 felfcnot farrc from Orkfity,be was in Latitude,T8 deg.40 m. 
 andfoufldinghad4? ftthomes, very fandycround, with 
 fomfeblackedepts, when fhortty after, and thc^Came day m 
 tl»ecv?ning[he founded againe, and hadbut 1^ fathomes den- 
 t<;agroun4he wa^wer^tftcihorebefore he faw it,for it was 
 
 thickewewher. ' _^ » 
 
 IQ HtcsimctqBifeaoreWdcmDeHWMrkf- - 
 
 A great Cur, 
 rent* 
 
 %Asiufi. 
 
 ^0 
 
 JV 
 
 %ht fmi4.ypy^g^^ff^^M'^ ^^mcs Hail p'om 
 
 -: \tiytvtx^»![kt to the fim^ 
 ' . ©roenland with five Shipfos^ . 
 
 ■ i> ' (9bf(^vedi6p6.y < : ; 
 
 tJf^Ay. 
 
 
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 'iir 
 
 E^f^tj^th^toiXiCcjfimanhavetty and wei!t.. betwixt 
 . 1: jLOrinoand Sheilimd the 7 of /«», which day one of 
 \^iqrH'»knd<rj dyed , it fccmcd it wai one of them he had 
 ^ „ , brought 
 
\^f-^-l^t 
 
 -«*• 
 
 Maftitr lames Hall l&/)r i ri^sge. 
 
 ^ 
 
 brought from eheace the y care before. 14 He accxMinteth. 
 himfclfe to be 1 9, deg. 4 !« mitr. from tbl Mcri^iaii of the , 
 7{4esoi Norway, ; ' •• • 
 
 '14' He ftccieth away W. the windS, E.and thick w^eatfhcr, 
 heimagirtethhimefclfe in 58 deg. 10, min. Larit. at which 
 
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 I-'%1 
 
 jimc by rcafon of a Northerly Currcnt,^contrsiry to his ex- Nortlicily 
 pedatioti) he bad made a Weft way Southerly ii leagues, ^""^'^"^^^^'''J^ 
 and then as he fupt)ofeth, the Compaffe Varied Weft-ward '"''"^*.*^*S' 
 
 onepoint. •• .■..■*■■•,.;■..:'■ ^- '■■■'■'"■■' ■•■'■'f ''''«•'■ f*^^ ■ 
 
 I He fees land being «,lcag. off, witba great banlJe of Fee, T'"J' 
 
 tying offtheS, Wte^id thereof; he ft#^o(cth it f«^eeFii^^^^j,^_. 
 
 iteni, and that it lyetlh more to thc*Weft-ward, then-itis pla- difeovacd. 
 
 cedinthcMarinl&charts. ' - 
 j^tceringaway W,by N.he Wasin a great Current , fetting Current a-tS/ 
 
 sVSi W. ^the which he did fuppofe, did fet^bctwixt7/f/<f»<^^^»^' 
 
 and />«|?^ W^, W^er with t/if«>mw, from h|;nce ho^ftecres a- * -^^ 
 
 way WvN, Wv #;.. -^ rr ^c -.'" V" -•■ ' v"../; / •: . '' . ' :':. ^■ 
 iJ Hefound^inaldfeto1)ein^8deg.To,min.whcrebycon. " ; 
 
 trary to his cxpc^|iQn,hc did plainly fee tljfeS^it^^^ ^^ 
 
 rent to be ttecautf^his Evening be found the CortSpiflc to^ "^"^^ W 
 beyaried 1 2dcg^in/Weft-ward,thisNighcttoWnnae^^ 
 and'Vicc'^mir»rt,4umc fouleofGncaftotherv / ' v, 
 
 * % HclvaKiniSfiffdeg. jo,mi«.. aadifitiidwftiU the Current : 
 and?^ljJiafcioniX)X5»rryhim tontheSoiith-wardofWfefti' ' |. 
 Vq He ices' the! GQaift :of'«<^ffi#rieia ih IJatiit. ^,deg. ii,i. ; "^ 
 
 min. about pli^aguesoftandfindesthe needle varied 13 dcg.' ^"^'^^"* ' 
 W. the hill itops w?rc covered with fnow, the fliorctoche . ^ 
 I^^Udf ice; he had a Current (et Weftinto^thcfliore^ and^^""'"' ■ 
 ihdangersbimt Had^pot ^ gal^frefti atrS^ Weft, brought ' 
 him offl . ■■'.'■ ^ ■ "■ ' '• ■• @ " • i'' 
 
 . 't8 Vntillthisday he paffed many Mountaincs of Ice, at 
 e wj^s in f 3 , deg/.'4 5» min. Latit* 
 
 ^aiafti'orj|,Cijrrcnt>;tothe Weft^from thcLaat: 5r.Jhis™;f;j;; 
 l0mp{i(r«Wisplac#^|» of a point to Eaft-watd ofN, Indftncnot fane 
 wf^ciiriedatmoft 4, points toJ^cft-wardftiieyoad his ju^ 
 ment, he feund tWtCttrrcot tofetW^^^ W;tth« Compafe i^?r 
 
 '^adqitid^eeSf ;V:;:-Va ■;.;:. •i.rrrr:j^.V''^^.:^^^ --v. ■•,;•. 
 
 ■^ 1. ■■: ■ -^' '■■■■ ■;.>-.■■■■:', .; Frooi- ■■.■;■•■ .: 
 
".iT- 
 
 l« 
 
 mf. 
 
 — J>>JL. 1." 
 
 —fi^.-" 
 
 .1. -U 
 
 JL 
 
 *«fli 
 
 lamei IhW hit tiP^cjsge, 
 
 SyWer Mynie 
 
 i> 
 
 Pfola the a ^ , vntiU the » j . he paflcth and travcrfcth o- 
 vcr from t^^ Weft fide for gnjiuLind^ andhadiigbtpf 
 Q^ecnsA/fffntf/ Cape, 4 o. leagues ofF. 
 
 17 rtciJeeththc Cape* he named the laft ycflre,8S^ Cape 
 jimtr, Cape ^phj9 the ]?oordsalf0,as RitmtUs foord, Chri0tM- 
 liif/ foord, and puts into Cmngh^ms foord ; where he fauh , 
 the'Silver was* I- ^ 
 
 The S4^ff4/ocon9epn board, and barter with them £or 
 
 Iron, with Seale skinncs, and W hale-fynne; he feaircht vp the 
 
 Foordi and findes ic to be but aBay, with many gresnr, and 
 
 pteafant Hands ,' the people to the nuiAber of a 5. followes 
 
 . them withtbeir Boatcs» fomcof histn^ji on Land travailes 
 
 Rainc Dcerci vp the Mountaiiies, and fees raine Deere. ^ , • ^ 
 
 K , d There M fome fmali difference amongft them about 
 
 ii/^choofing of an anchoring place, the water betng dcepc, and 
 
 they removing rrom then: firft Rdad-ftedfui|hervp the Ri- 
 
 ■^ vcr ; whcrcit flowcth $, B and J<J| W . in Latitude 4Ct dcg. 
 
 •'■/ ■ ;■■ 55. Riinutcs;'^^'- :-•'"'■ ■■'■"■'"'■"" ^i-r"'"^' ■ '"•" ■'■''■■' 
 ^ theCaplfmewentvp the River» with bis Boace, wherie « 
 
 tbey^wae to fee their winter Hoiif(^, which were builded 
 
 - i ^ with Whales bones, the baulkes thereof were of Whales 
 
 V ribbe$, and covered with ^th; they had cenaine vaults or 
 
 ro0^s vndeasrot)iid4^iiare«two yards decpe in the Ear^: 
 
 The townccpiifif^ctbot about 40. houTea^they found thebil* 
 
 riall of the^deadi the Corps wraroed in, Seatc-skinncsy and 
 
 ftpne$ U^ ,ui tbe npaoner df #Comn over them«^^ 
 TMsday they take f,of the inhabitants tobring into 1Z>#i»- 
 iiMrV» to be informed oftheirCoi|ntt(y,Whi5h they call 5f« 
 €m»n4^m^^y, thatwithm the Land, > tlidy ha^ a great 
 King; who is carried vpon mens fhoulder». • ^. 
 
 t o ;^hey ccjme forth of Biumeis foord, and in great dtngljr 
 got to Sea, being inforcddbetweenecertaine Hands, which 
 lyeoflFCap(| 5a|^/>4,leagttesintotheSea; the laft yeave he na- 
 med chcm. Knights Hands; being gotthere he clioiemto^. 
 4cg^ SOrOltn. Lacit..W, N^ W. from Cape S^^At 1 1? kag^^ffi. 
 . i5' He goes wirfjin (khtof fhore, being all high land, like 
 ijaods and^reat ftore of icey betwixt himv and the ftmc^^- 
 ^ H<f cosiftedoftand againe Amttigft lei?, vntill tbis4«^ii*v 
 viiig badAftorme, iBtJirivretes^otieJofehttiyecte^ which ha* 
 bccnc (cparatcd from him, he fell with two.banl^of Ifcv ' 
 
 aii<l 
 
 ^^ King in 
 
 Hccom«* 
 )i0mcw4rd. 
 
 "T^ 
 
. *«'-f • 
 
 A,, 
 
 mM^ lames Htll i^kisr^ydge. 
 
 57 
 
 1 1 He meeccs Ice wbich he aismilft'te^ b«ingitotke 
 Soath'mofkfMtoigrsjitiiMwddtiCcnMinthc MarineClitrr, 
 is indie L«ci^ of tf« cl^, liebeinetheQ in ff deg^ lo min. 
 J^«/i£f#fMbeaQiig W»N, W* litlfeNy6^lt%;off^ Ope cbtijfi, 
 
 Ckrifiimms^thc next kiiownc pisr of erf^^vW Ny #f by 4»iif the next 
 W. Wefteilr 3Slt«g.hchold4inE,$,E.Coiirfe, and fees ^"owne pan M 
 l^ndtheiiuriedfj^fbcing very high, lyingalotigE,S» B. i^.^T*^**»^r 
 leag; the W^ p>rt feeoid to nil avo^ S> fty N. tbe land Wat 
 \rery hj^ln and covlred with. fiiows lit was ndt certaioe, 
 whetber itwtschelitifieoraiillMt % nttned it Frt/ l- 
 land.( I cannot conceive but that bf hit latit. it muftbe the 
 fame, he had f^rmeriy nimed Cape Ckriftmmt. ) 
 
 t He conies homewards the S^dayi and Is in 5t. d. %6m. %ifiemktr j 
 variation a di 45 m. W. The i o* dajry he was in f 9 deg. s^q^ 
 min. variati(in, 1 deg. 4 mi^ ' , ' • , . 
 
 1 8 Hectics tlK lUnd ofF<iiTV7,Iattt^<^id. 3,ffl.theflreainl 
 fetsvnder the Iks neat hand E, and W,' ^ 1 
 
 He arrived at C^ptmsH Haven, hio cooclufm is* that ^r^i. O^efl 4^ 
 renfej Foord, is th<^ moft Northerly^ C^in£bdms foord it n^m^ 
 in 6y. d^aMde m. the Foord wheric they fee the TowOjS^ 
 IS leag. to^f C§magbMftSf the cowncdands 1 o, leag. ^p cfte 
 Foord, thcpb^i Foord is in 6$d» I* (but h^ di^n^^d the 
 SilnerMyne/ ■■■"'■:: ^^^'^ ^ -;. : ".^ -'^ -' "^ ^ y 
 
 i9/«/?«r lames H41 wss imfUjUh « fto*^ T^liy^^tf fim - ^ 
 
 Denmarke x5o7* ^4tf «/hr fihar Ire bad mgde the L^ndf tbt,^ 
 Dsme$mMtineil,4ndiHfinef§rc9dtbefbipr hc^t ogMntfir If^ « 
 land» there being then nothing d^ne f^^rds the edifymg •ftbit 
 ^erjie^iiismidli^itiiiih^^ 
 
 The /^^ And 14 ^^J*^i <»//# #r lamcs Hall fr§ii$ 
 Kingftone f f •» Hull, 'mtb% Shifts^ vit^ the Pa- 
 .ticoce,4M/^fHeartSrBafe»%rfiic»ijf '•" , ;, 
 
 ■ ■ '■^•\':- :^/ : ,.:!^WilliamBaainr^.?%.r, . .--'''' -, 
 
 *ir X' 
 
 
 '"<, 
 
 :<'^ 
 
 HEfaich,that in the Morning perceiving theSunne,and 
 Mooneto(htneveryclcare» he pui^^nSfto find put tbe 
 Longitude, and tl^^^ay he fpent in finding out^lie tnie 
 Meridian Unt Vpoti ini: Ihincl ^by hanging at tihe extreanies 
 
 % 
 
 Si-i^':. 
 
^!- 
 
 M 
 
 ^A 
 
 Msfer lames Hall bis 4 V^dge 
 
 '^ 
 
 thereof ipliwimets in thrccdinfteaa of an Inte or figbtj ^ 
 • HcobfcrvcdthcMoonciuftvpontheMwidiiniitwhieh 
 vcryinftatitthrSiwhestlinicantcr was8 deg.n OkDn- N.thc 
 iPoiet»€lcvation 6s deg. fto nain. by winch working, according 
 to the doarine of SM-riVa triangle* having j Met given, 
 to vrit.tbe CompUqaept of the Poles cltvation, the Comple- 
 ment of ^hc v^Ww^itrriwdthccOHipleoicoi: QftbeSunncs 
 dcclinaicion tp find out the quantity of the Awglej at the Pole ; 
 Jby wllich working,he findcs the time to beclocke 4jI 7 min. 
 and ii4 fee bciindei likewift. by the Ephemerides ,, that the 
 koonftawta th^JMlfridian 0tl.#»^»^ao4^cl<v^a5in.H 
 fe; w¥<h > 7 m^i^ a 4 fee W?ftr%ftcd.i«av5tb 8 irn^t o fee. 
 of tiaic/or the difference of the Mqowcs paOing betwixt both 
 the Meiidiaiis,theMoonesniOtion that day wast* degrees, 
 leaven iBinutes, which converted into Minutes ot tiBic, 
 we«« 4> minutes a^ fee thja wrought by the rule? ot pro. 
 portion/is thus; if 48 min. 2i» Cec the time that the Moonc 
 coannefhfooncr to the McridUn,thcn flvedidthe day t^tore, 
 give zSoieg. theEjrthi Circumference; what fhall S min. 
 10 fee- to wit, do deg. JO. min. the difference betwixt the 
 Meridian of JLondattf^f^d C^ekinj^s Somdm Groeniand. ^ 
 ■ Tbi5 he aflirmeth to be without any great error, the 
 riiUi trudy obfcrved and Ephemerides cj^^: , for that 
 no inftrujnent can be exaA enough to find out the true 
 Houre, Minute, and fccond,thc loffcof one Mmute being 
 the loflc of 7 dcg. in Longitude. ' / ^ . ij^ ^g^ 
 
 a a Maftcr fiM was fl*ine with a Dirt> thro«me ir# 
 his body, by one of the 9rfl/w/4"</#rf, before who(e death, 
 and fmce the ninth day , liftle was doal Worthy note j btft 
 the fuppofed Myne fought for ; and lfix\m ^afrjh jflany 
 brave Rivers and H«boar& were lound^ With the toot^ 
 O^f^c footun^ ^lig «yf fome areat Deere or Hike, ft Mgge mmP^^if 
 
 . ' ' . ' 4o(rf of the Brother* dr Other the friends ^the Moinic^de. 
 .->• • which might be-fofne of thofefi^eVthc %^^/cirried a- , 
 "" ' way the laft /yeare j. < arid but/one^ bcfprf,) for tM« m* 
 all trading „b0th before and after hi* De^th, ikff m m- 
 •ver ofe iny violence / vnfo tny €)^ th^ Company , hut 
 'Wbiti 'w(>wld- oftentimes be pointing t^d aymin|^.# 
 "WCfeathitmcaiaJil jhip% 
 
 vvrought m 
 
 SoundLant. 
 
 ^5 dcg.20« 
 stin« 
 
 {lame.' 
 
 
Udfier I^ ttajiri/V ^^V^d^tu 
 
 4^ 
 
 They Ceuch further forthcMyiic; and flncf many places 
 where the X)4w/ hid digged, with ftone of Oti«nt cott^ 
 Icr , but when it was rcfincd> it proved droflTe f having no 
 mcttallat all therein, but w« like' to ;if*/cm4fluddiy they 
 alfo found a pleifant Vallie. 
 
 They find not the Mync,as alfo the people forbeare to trade 
 with them,as before,thcy made way againe out otthis Rivcr> 
 to came to their Admirail. irt which way dc in many Ijands, 
 they find whcfrc many ef their winter h^ufcs Had bin,& fomc 
 or their Tents were hut tately carried away , in whitli 
 place they alfo found, (if their long Boates made of W^ood ,• 
 and bound togetl^er with skinnesof Whate-fyn, and covered 
 with Scale skmnes, being 3 j footelong ,and 5,broad ha- 
 ving jij thctii ID thoughtsor Sc^ts. this day they dcpatf 
 MitmeSs Foord,m U 7 degrees Latitude , and S4 ^(fegi-ees ff 
 
 f^\ 
 
 •ittilm 
 
 ...^' 
 
 pinutcsyariation. It being one of the faireft Rivers he fee 
 
 Night hec came to t^eXdmjra41,rhenifl the i5?i»i/ Foord! 
 jt6 They confult about commirtg home , for the Capftain 
 was naincf and thcpeople refuf^to traSe with them asUey 
 were wont. Ithinke for feare, for titefame Voya^f 
 one Umes ^<*, was alfb^aine hy a Salvage for off/ 
 ling «> take one oftheir pe^le oa« of hisBoatlb; viS^ • 
 
 ■ inihtTimmte; :*'■'■.■■■ .' '". 
 Ellin iUeg. }o rtiiw, he findesAevMiatidn -/'„ 
 ^m ':^°i?«?'^«- "vT"'-WMf«ryt6 observation of •^*-?''/'' 
 
 
 
 ie5^ 
 
 4^ 
 
 (^i He 
 
■MP 
 
 40 
 
 J44fnUnie%kz\ihh i^.r0^e^ 
 
 \ 
 
 thftiktsxi 
 coloiir>roiii€Ori 
 
 iin« high taniand Uoonwintswhich 
 be IwAtfceyr »re of ftone. fome of one 
 
 fcirtttMJw 1 there m fome rocket purer then AJ*l»lW,tno 
 NcSff HteMoSnSne. are continually corned w«h 
 
 r ^^uH-. «rc f«v trees but in o6e place 40 "n«le» *•*'" 
 - SSSdn.^«^«5kd&-ri»«r.»pontheSotttbfid«2^ 
 
 S^S\ffi S «3n>»e of Wbod,«*oot tf or 7 . 
 ■ SS fiKfeia^rfefoaBd much ^H*"*'' And he thinkes 
 
 tinthinziyut fiihine, drying their fi(h , an^Seai^ Memiipon 
 
 "SV* 
 
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rf« 
 
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 MitJUr lames Hill his 4. f^^^^r . 
 
 tff 
 
 I could not tiamc of their rices and Ceremonies, but gene- 
 rally they worfliip the Sun, they remove from place to plicc '. 
 as their n(hing doth fenrc j they live in ten&sin the Suuiir.er, 
 and in winttr in houfcs fomewhat Within the ground* vv hen 
 they approach you they will hold up their hand to the Sunne* 
 Crying ^/»>«f» which we anfwcrittgan like fafliion, they 
 di^4K>ldly come to us. They make a Cave with ftones, 
 (i|vmi:cin they bury their dead,according to the bignefle of the 
 CorpcSt defending them (Irongly firom the prey of Foxes, or 
 jRavenoHsbeafts,cbey make another ncare the former, where- 
 in they bury his bowe,arrovve.s and 4firts>and other his provi- 
 (ion, and he is buried in his app|:ej[l,the coldneCfe of the clime 
 keepes the body from putrifaftion* 
 
 > 1 1 They eatc their meate rawe,yct they ufc fire, they drink S^ff^mir* 
 ^alt-water,by the Ship fide^ 
 
 i" 
 
 Some of our fluen conceived them to be Man-etters, 5ut he 
 thinks nottbecaufe they might have killed ^ of our men,at one 
 time filling water, in an Hand far 6:0m our Ship and without 
 any weapon, at which time,agreat company of them came to 
 them» and fearchinj^ their boace for Iron, they gave them all 
 they had) with their cheft keyes; whereupon they depart A C»vea^ 
 without doing them any harme,bttt let others take heed. 
 
 Siffce thai hiivt entnd thmf^rrt into Grocnlarid f | 
 
 tin wdy #/ C4^#.Davis 4nd Aitfi. lames Hall, hesre tht 
 
 I ffftrt iifBethoiar Plef-kins « Afinifttfyfint iat» 
 
 Keland/rtfw Hamburgh, I 5 tf I . 
 
 GX«Mi<ffM/ was firft fo named inthe yeare of Chu I ST»900«' 
 And although I purpofedjfaith he, to paffe over ^'''^^ 
 JM with filencc, yet feeing I touched upon the land, and ob- 
 fcrved fixae few things,! thought it not iraperaoent to make 
 mention of them. TherewaflinaMonafteryinl/r/!iA<called 
 iyiri^«/?#/, a ceftaine blind Moiike who lived miferably there. 
 he was borne in (j999nUmi^ of a darke complciki«n». and broad 
 hct \ the Goreroour comoanded him to be brought nnto 
 limi> th4t lie trnght know fome part of the Stat^ of §'*•'"- 
 liii^her^there wasaMonaftery of St^btmst in, yi^in- 
 iiayiff into the wlach»biiparcttcsthruftninwlienhe was 
 teyoaMg^aildaftahB^IMtikcabiicby tk^W^o^Cr^fi^ 
 
yr,!'""' vi-f, ,"'"'P'. 
 
 .^..., 
 
 ^i 
 
 Dcthmar BIcf-kins <»/GrocttLind. 
 
 flics. 
 
 
 /4«</,whcnhe wasjoyccrcsof age, to iaylc withhimi luo 
 Norway , to the Archbifliop ot TijdroftA ( er 'Dfunttn ) to 
 whom tlic Hand Bilhops are fubicd ; in his returne hcc was 
 kftinaMouafteryby the Bifliop, w hofc Country C7r«f*/4Wirf 
 . ' wasithis was done as lie laid, in i ^6. he faid that Hand was 
 
 called Gr0tHl4rtd, ^htifhr^fitcaUr- for that it (cldomc or never 
 waxeth greene,and that there is io great cold ther c through- 
 out the whole yccre (except //*»^/«/J,and .^*/^*7?) that being 
 ' clothed andcovered with Fufrcs,they could fcarce be warme, 
 
 and that tlicy had at home, artaine round pieces of wood, 
 which being moved with their icct,kcpt their feet warme,hc 
 Their Pi mics iaith,that it aboundeth as lfl4n<l doth with fillicMnd that they 
 arc bcafts>. had Beares and white Foxesjnay,Pigtnies,and Vnicomcj,and 
 nicornei, fi- that the 2)rf; did not a|>geaj-c,untill the Suii had rua^^^^^^^ 
 
 TWs Monke told us mai vcIIgus fuangc things, that thcix 
 was in the Monaftery oV^.fhoanas ( tvliere helived ) a Foun- 
 tainCjWhich lent forth burningand flaming water , that .this 
 wacer vv»as conveyed through Pipes ok ftonc, to the feverall 
 Cels of the Monks, and that it made thenri warme as ftoves do 
 with us, and all kind of meats might be boy led in this Foun- 
 tain,and fiery water,& no otbcrwile than it »t had bin on a fire 
 i:Tdeed,headvcrtircd moreover,that the wals of the Monaftc- 
 ^\^wc^e made with Pumice ftone$,out of a certaine mountain 
 not farre from the Monaftery: iikttoHecUipffeUfid, for if - 
 tv>u powrethis water upon the Pumiceftone, there will f©l- 
 ' low a flymie matter, w hich in ftccd of ly me they ulc for mor- 
 tcr. 
 
 After the Governors conference with him,I came privately 
 to demand, certaine particulars, touching the Pigmies and 
 other things ; he had a little skill in the Litine tonguc,hc uri- 
 citifippdnierpcakingLarine, butanfwercdmeby ap Intcr- 
 pi etcr; be /aid the Piginicsreprcfent the moft perf e^ (hapc 
 of^xuan,that rbey were hayrie to the outermoft joynrs of the 
 iTng£r,and ttflt the nfiales have beards down tp the ^nces,buc 
 :f Itbtugh they have the iliapc of man , yet they h^ve little 
 fciirc,orunderftandinjj,ordiftind Tpecch, but maktOntw of* 
 
 ^- I v)d of htlTing.after the ninnaer of G Sf^ie^hat his Abbot kept 
 - two of them in his Uoukikmc^ male and femaie, but they li- 
 ved not ibug,and c bat they w a e uiurcaibnable creatures, andj 
 
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 II i rl t 1 I 
 
Dcthmar Blcf-kins^/Grocnland. 
 
 63 
 
 Iivcinpcrpctu»Udarkcnc(re,that(oin"c(ay,thcy havcWarrc , 
 with the Cranes; but that, he knew not. 
 
 He a(^ mcd that the fame manner of food was in^^^f^- . - 
 /4»rf,as in lftUnd\ to wit,of Fifli.but not of Cattcll, bcciufc 
 they have no Cattell ; and that the Coutitrey iinot popnipus* 
 Forihwith from ytl^nd begins the Htpirb»rion Sea , wb.ich 
 beates upon grosnUnd , an^ the Countrey of the Pigrtiics, 
 whichat this day ,15 called Nova Zmb '4, and there the fro- 
 zen Sea hath a Bay, which is called the White Sea, or 
 Mareslbumi atidthtrearc certainc paHagcs whereby they J'' &"^^«<^'^" «• 
 faile into the Scythian Sea, if they can for Ice. And the ' ^' 
 Govcrnour had a fliip of the King of DenmMrkfs turnirtied 
 withaUnece(]faries, btttwhenhehtard (bytheMonke) of 
 the (hort cut into the Kingdome<f!"C^i^4 , by the UrtAn^^t 
 Sea, which hadottcu been att.cmptcdby othors,helditbutm ^- -^ 
 
 vaine* 
 
 Thfelaft of %M^rcKi%6i\* he coinmandcd that Ihip COO'lic Author* 
 
 fayle to thofc p!acc*,and me alfo together with them, en/oM ''>''^''» , 
 ning me diligently to marke well the fcituation of the placgi,^ 
 and vvhatfocwr wcmet with,tVorthy of iight orreport ; wc 
 were \i\ the fWp ? ^core and 4 men,, as, well Dams as I (elan* 
 </^ri,and the a o day ak\/fpriU wc arrived in a certainc "Pro- 
 montorte o^grgefiUnd,Sivid when we found^no harbour, to thq 
 which we may fafely commit our felves , letting downe tl^ 
 lead, wefound the depth of the Sea, and it was fucb, aswe 
 could not anchor tbere,and the abundance of Ice was fo great*, . 
 ^hatit was not pofsiblcto failcnear the rocksi34 of usyarme<||^. ; 
 wi th great labour,and danger went on Qioi^ in our Sklffe ; a- ; . 
 mong whom I was to try whether 1 could find a harbour or 
 no,and what kind of men groe»Jdndhid^ in the mcane time 
 the fliip floated in the Sea and Fee in a great Gaime, haUj- — 
 Company abode on the fliore ( to keepe the SkitFe) 
 part (and I with them) rann^abroa^ to difcover , tl 
 wece left onfliore to keepe the Skiffe, going hither aiw 
 ther,fouada little man dead, with a long beard, with tf>it< 
 boat ,and a crooked hooke oftheboneof a fifti^ anlJal^h^ 
 Cord, fourefifh-bladders were bound unto the boat (as: 
 fuppofed ) that it ftiould not be drowned » whereof 5 were 
 funkc & fallcnaat,this boatCbecaiifeit.was very unlike oui:s>i 
 
 Ltife man 
 
 V -- 
 
 
 
 tbe. 
 
 ."ft* 
 
% '^ 
 
 *4 
 
 "iMMftr lohn Knight i&ii r^js^e. 
 
 '■ » ■.' ^ 11 I I 1 . ■■ H I ,' " II II 
 
 ■■I. 
 
 •■(■ 
 
 I 
 
 t 
 
 thcGovcrnoiir fenc tothcKing of P<YfM4ri(#. 
 
 Wcc wandrcd in the meane fcafon, in a land unknoWne un- 
 to us, which was covered withihow.and Ice, we round nei- 
 ther footing of men or any inhabitants, nor fit place, but the 
 Sea wasclofed and fenfeid, on every fide with craggy Rocks ; 
 y?t wc-met with a great white Beare, which neither feared 
 us,nor could be driven away with our aies^butcame full upon 
 usiastohf$ccrtaineprey,andwhenhe came ncare unto us 
 being twice (hotchrough with agon, he ftood bolt upright 
 with his fore-feete like as a mangandcth, untill he was (hoi 
 throagh,thc j .ti»ne> and fo felldowne dead, his skinnc wa$ 
 fent to the King(o^T)im^rkf ^^itB^^^ amongft our felves 
 before we wcntondiore, if wc'' - • ■ 
 
 had need of their helpe, tJSat % 
 dity which we carried out ^ith ,^ 
 that, if they would call us btcke»^ — ^^.^ ..^.....^ „,v i«uic 
 with their Ordnance ; ateaipef^arifing in the meane while 
 the Matter of the Ship givet 0« a fignc to retorne, and calls us 
 backeantotheShip,tUofiUafterwit1i great laibour, in j. 
 dayes returned unto the Ship with the Bearet sfdn, we failed 
 therefore to the otherfidcoftbelland to the North, to the 
 Country of the'Pi^iwf/ or ^^nw ZtmkU, that bj^lhe toouth 
 of the white Sea, wee might come to the SeytbisnorTMriMri^ 
 m Sea ; from thence tbey^fay,there is a palTage to tbeKing* 
 dome of Onns and CmUmi. but being hindred by the Icc,wee 
 could not palfe the mouthof that Sea,wherefore without do- 
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 tbeboaice, giving with them 4 piftols,^^ muskets, $ fwords, 
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 iii^mi^Qt^mv^ymntoafSgir^ leavings, in the Boate 
 
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 ching for their comimng 3 butWhea they fee thefc two come > 
 and no'morey they mar<rcHed where the reA were ; and when ' 
 they w6«oiihiiidy thebtliersinquiredfortheMaftercndthe 
 reft, but they eould tetl no aewes of them, after their depar- 
 ture from the boate, but that they did lee them goe on to Che 
 top of tbellandiwhichreportdidftrikeall themenintogreac 
 feare, to thinlce in what extremity they were, becanfe they 
 wanted theirMafter& | oftheirinen^thetrfliip funk and they 
 
 nothing 00 tmft too but their fliaUop, wldch was at that time 
 4»ut|/fumiaicd: This night lying onlhoareindieirTent, 
 which was betwixt tRocfceSf they kept very good watch> 
 for fearepfanv peoples fuddainea(raul^, or if theMafleratkl' 
 his company, had travailed fo fiirre, as they coiild not come 
 homei^aine that night,if they ihonldfliootea musket they 
 might hieare them; but they came not at all. 
 
 97ThcyconfuItcdthat7ofthemihoukigo$ over with 
 theboat to try if they could (ceorleame any newes dP their 
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 prifcd by tie S^hagts of the Country ,or clfe devoured by tp^ 
 Wildbeafts, ib they tooke With them 7 mnsketSyfwords «i| 
 Targets, andfuchprovifion as they had intheflupiandwent 
 dowae to theSea ide, but they coutd not get o^r for Ice, at 
 lengththey returned, with much adoe tocome to fhoarcfand 
 went to the fbip to (ave fiich things, as they coaldget oat of 
 
 »S Faire weather^ they«akecleare the (hip,and help« to 
 fai^e and mend aU thingt^flici^ upon the J^ocks ; therefbrei 
 cb^ make her as light as they coul4>forbeiting and knifing 
 of her Hull, that night it rained very -Torey and aboujCdock i* 
 in the boat-Twain and Steward^ ii^io^t^lbeipg almoft out^the 
 Sttewfrdgojts on board th^(Hip|opimpe, .tepVing the 
 {v(^tteat;watch,roaiem^^^«tKQ92 their Jent j npw . 
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 ftow tbeir things fnugfle clttfe downe within botrd to make 
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 what(hifthecoaId, to hang their Rudder, h«Vj[i>g nothing * J'"^ 
 tomake ©udgions nor Pintels, they were fairie to brcakc ^! 
 
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 apickaxcaforapintels,this Night they -hang the Rudder ft'ftw*»*"S 
 with a pintels, and a Cable throMgh the middle of it, to *^*****^"^' 
 ke^pe it too with tw« tickea,now were they in goodliopea^ 
 toget cleare $ for before their Aiip being Leake, with her 
 ftem {ore beaten with Ice, and . Rockea^ themfelvcs^with 
 pumping and rowings were both fore and wearie* 1 
 
 4 Tjut day, the wind canie W, N,W. and was faire wet* ^'6^ 
 ther (they got clecre ont of th^ lay the Noone-watcb) and 
 warth^ firft they hadof long time before , beins idL gladi ' 
 
 td watch to cottdnft the Ship dearefirom the Ice, their ihip 
 waa fo leake, that if (he flx)od viipiunped but halfe an hotn-e , ' 
 theycould not dry Ile^WithIQOofiR>Utea$ therefore they 
 were inforc^to RtUQigt , .and f<«ndnaayleftkes, bncnet 
 that which caufed them to pumpe $> Tore; at bSt tbe]r find it 
 ctofe abaft tfaefore-fboui^where'rhektdewaiTplitin* or 
 3 place^they could notcom to Ibp^ic/ for itvras vnder i 
 ci^^riinar whiditlieSeacamero ftiftf$kwesaft|iof^ 
 to kecpe her free withboth ^mpe5« then did they tike their They f«dcr< 
 fnaioe boimetiand bifledit with Okttffi, and potk.«rcr*boa^ 
 right ag«^ then: leakcywhich cafed thesa 4 or feo. ftroakes 
 in on tiourc^tbey all th«i4ay confult to flsape their Cjouxfe for 
 f^t^'ftmu^lmtd^ hxfM to meet^ with isim^ fttgHf^ or 
 Vrt9€h, anil to niend thcirShip) attfais tiflie oi^of their 
 fliien was very (icka^anotto M his hand fpUn^ and ffl<^ 
 of them all were i^ Tore witbreiwing,aiid pumping, as they 
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 tbtthi H.tadoSSf0imdfirl^,Mni SmUmi (fir hte^^ 
 ndiktmsM yuhe fiuth,ai:f not m Northerly as is oonimonly 
 fet dotprnimdic Charts. 
 
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 theS.partof tiielandaiidcaiiietothe Weftmoftiand the 15* 
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 iQ^od»4S«). hefawaai^hlcr, many ripUngstfnd ovcrfil- 
 hngMnd a ftrong ftf came fetting We(l Northweft. 
 
 a I In fight of much IcciWind variahle^and in latitude $i. 
 degiiees,i^«minutes. 'Mv • "^ 
 
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 denly loft.yet he runae ftill Welhvard in 6 2 deg. 1 9 min«and 
 he plyed Upon the ^/mk fide feeking the (hore, he was trou-. 
 bled with much Iceyin-Mtude,; a deg.i6.inin. 
 
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 elevation <^od.o m* hefaw the land from N, Wi by W. ; N. 
 unto the SyVy^ ^,by W . covered with fnow , a Champion kndy 
 
 1 1 He plycdftill to Weftward,afid fearing a ftorni«,lie «n-^ 
 chored by 3 ragged Ilands,inuncertainedceoei,betweene 8. 
 and 9 fathomesibe iindcf the harbour uhfumdtfnt^ by reiibn 
 of ranker) rockcsjosm of the w hich: was tbie next mortikig i I 
 fatlyoaies^ove waior ( Which he had gone over ^ b«e catla 
 them the !/«#/ CM$ mttty ; it ,flow<!th- Here better than xhclieof 
 ii^athomes ; the itood came from North, flQwing 8 a dlgt Godf ^crcy; 
 the Change day,the latitude in this place is^a d.^ min. ... 
 
 50 mih«th(^ !]« w^ lopba)^ with Und^id had mi|cb Ice. 
 
 1 9 V ntill this day he plv^ vVeft ward, and found his lati- 
 tude 61 deg..a4min.> wnerebercea.Bay in cheSouthUnd > 
 whichhe ri^£d.( ^W*Wr(ifiSwi*) 1 ,tvmU?fr';^ ^ r ; 
 
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 ororernds he knew not^ thence fayiing W, oy S. 7 leagf et 
 farther; he was in the mouth of a ftraight» and nad no ground 
 •c 1 00 fathomes, the ftraight not being ab«re 1 Icaenet broad 
 in the pa(fiige,in this Wcfteme party wlich from thf BaCkni 
 part or Fnttm Vdvit is diftant i f o Avftuef* 
 
 } This day he put thorough this tmgef which wa^ nar^ 
 row) after hia men had been on lindi that did ob(cnre s the 
 ilopd*tidedid come from N. flowing by the fliore 5 fathoms* 
 After hebad(aiitdWeftbySeiitlii«leagiies9theUnd feU 
 to the Southwards , and the lies to the Wett left him, he ob- 
 ienredt and found himfclfe in ^i d« a o mand a Sea from the 
 ^ Weftwards« 
 
 dayeVf^f • He names theCaptoa tbcScar-board,C« ^tfiit, bcine an 
 Uaiid s that oit the Lartxml ftand* upon the mtme. namca by 
 irmft*- \aga<^Wtt/hnk9lm,^Uimi»^ Ifiodeextaat ot hia ownc 
 wcitinulcboiigh he lircdiinlltt /ffffloUowini^cfiMre be wag 
 
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 ofie day being cahne* they fell tofifliiilgf ind kiUgood 
 ItaltefCod andlingy from thence tbqp' laife the Iks of 
 Wi^kmff^ iaontofwhicbtheXing of^MMNrl^hathafor. 
 tsdkt hy which th^ paflfed to nuie the Stm hkii fm u a 
 mountaine fo called,on the N, W.part of toe landt end in tfait 
 oourii; , they fee the temona Modnt^iv^, which' call out 
 aiachfire,afigneoffit»le#eadld:ti€6me; theyleeve tOmi 
 ttf fterhe^and^met amaine of fc«, (yih|ttpon the (loropart ; 
 thereofywhich when they f<^they i^cMod bacfccfor t Harbour 
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 v^rtd with Snow* ^ ' ^ '* • ' ' ■ ^'' •' 
 
 He coafted along betwixt W, and N,W. nntill he law T)ifi 
 ■* fiUti4&» whichis a great Hand, on the N» W. part ofOrfun 
 laiiijftfin he ftw great ftore of W haleS)(otne came about and 
 under the Hiipjbut did no harme : From hence he dircded hU 
 ceurfe N>W. and^ would have hailed more Northerly if the 
 winde would have (bfiered hfm, in tl^s couriehe ice the firft 
 mountainous leeiaboUt thelaft of /«M,hc railed the UndN.off 
 him^he tooke the (ame>o be that Hand which Capt.DAvar fet 
 in hisChartyOn theW«(ide oFthis ftraight he would have gona 
 to N« chcreoF, but the winde would not fuficr hiniy To he fell 
 on the Southlide into a great ripling or overfall of a currenty 
 into this cufrenc, he went and made hiswav Northward off 
 W.untill he met with Ice which hung on this Ilandi where* 
 fore he call about to the Souths and cleared himfelfe and then 
 ftood to the W,amongfl fbme ftore of floting Ice, and upon ^ 
 thelcefloreofSeales, he ftill made way N,W« and meetes 
 fometlmes with Ice, and then againccleare ; th(u proceeding 
 betwixt Ice and Ice^ he fees a great Hand of Ice overtiimbl^ ^^ 
 
 which was a good warning to nim not to cotne neere tnefn; 
 the next day he had a great ftorme, and was driven to pat ift a- A warning; 
 mongfl the Ice, and there to ly c^ fome of his men fcttiicket H 
 
 he will not fay for fearcy though he fee no other fignc of 
 
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 The ftorme ceafing, he put from the Ice fbmding Wj^ W» 
 and NVW .and as the cleare Sea and Ice would fufier him ; fee- 
 ing' the Tea thus continued he would feeke to the S« but the 
 more heflrove the worfe he was, for he was faft indofed and 
 began to difpaire (as heafter teld this Writ^) bee thoughe 
 he fhonld never have got out of this Ice, but therchaue> p«r|« , ' ^ 
 (hed.. : ' • • *^ ■• /:^C::":-r-:-— -^....; v.V) 
 
 Whcrfore he fhewed him his Card, that he was i<ito.lei^;ScoWeyto(^ , 
 fartherthaneverany£it£ili/ftmanwas, an^ referred to their ^ ,^ 
 
 choyfe to proceed ^beror'aoswhereupon fome wiflit theai ^ > ^^ - ^«^ 
 at iiMie^others any Wliei«fbftom^ Ice^4tot^'I^!«># 
 
 
 
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 ' would^KiT##» tberpf to be at hottie, but the 
 «ii(W«r?tad(3ua,lfllehadf«o, he Wouia rtoj give toopon 
 any fuch condiflon, but would hold it as good money as ever 
 he hadany, andby Gods leavcto bring it as well homejwell, 
 to worke *cy goeand with labour eet the jhip c^*"»«h« fi» 
 being alfodeerc a league or a otf i thccourfenow isN,N,W. 
 in tfe end, he railed high land, at S. W.(coYcrcd with fnow) 
 and names it, Defir, fnv0\is , he heard the noy f e of a great o- 
 verfall of a tide that came out of the Und, artd now he could 
 wdldifccrne that formerly he hadbceneimbayed, and that 
 
 Timcmadc his acquaintance fo well knownc to the Ice, that 
 when wet fbgge or foulc weather came, he ihould make talt 
 tothebroadpceccofIce,andrunand fport, and fill fwecte 
 frefli water upon the fame,after he had brought this land to 
 bcareSoflFhim, he had a current or tyde to open the Ice, be- 
 ingcarri<d firft one way and then another • but in bayes they 
 layteia a pond, without mooving, m the Bay wherein he 
 was this troubled,hc fee of thofelcie mountaincs on ground, 
 here was i aoand 140 fathomcs of water,and here he fees a 
 Beare upon the Ice, his men gave chafe, to him, but loft him, 
 by die tydes carrying away theIcc,thcBfearewasgoneoutof 
 
 tocir reach. , . . ..^ . >., « 3 
 
 He continued his courfe,toWar^s the North-Weft j and 
 
 raifed land to the North and Ice, where there was a Bearc 
 
 whichcamefromlceto Ice, untill (he came nccre them, and 
 
 then flic runnc away; hee flood alon^ on the South fide of. 
 
 thisUndB(ieetingwithIce,whichfeeing, heftood into the 
 
 ihore,audfotmdaharbour,intheWeftcndofthi»Uand, he 
 
 5^ went over one Rock of two fathpmes and a halfe, and at low 
 
 ;^11a <rf Godt water it was fo much barc.he names it the lies of q^ds mtrcy^ 
 
 ^ ^— th^ Mafterfcnttjis Author, over to difcover this Hand, to 
 
 theNorthtndNorth-Wefthemetwitha covey ofPartrid- 
 
 gcs, and kild onely the old one, it was barren land • having 
 
 ' iHHhing thereon but water plalRcs, and tornc'Rockcs, as 
 
 i^gj,ithadbeencfubicfttoearthquakcs,to the North of 
 
 ^Briiittydif ^ U«nd, thereis a great bay or Sea, they J|ciiciw. not what it 
 
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 off mmtthroiidb OMMiy pecc€Spt|fe,at length Im round • clearci 
 Sea, and raifSUtrf tp the N,W,j«rhercupon hcflffo4 aaorc to 
 S.tbea before (and fell tmongft Ice) which he would have 
 doubled to the N. but could not,then he ftood to the S^ W. a- 
 moogft the Ice.and ftrove to get to the land but could not for 
 the Ice,from out of this bay ht ftood to the North, and wa« 
 fooneclcareoftbelce, then hcftood to S^W«and W. where 
 he was indofed with land and Ice . having land on the one fide 
 homthcS.tothcNjW.andon the other fide b^ fee land 
 from E.to W.but the land that lay to the N.and IafB.and W. 
 was but an llandr he wentfofarreashe could, (and made 
 -faft to the Iqe, the tydebrought uppn him) but the ebbe did o-^ . . l^ 
 pcnindmadcwav, and7or8houreshewasclearc,andwith - - -^ 
 
 thcgreat Hands or Ice, was carried to the N,W. 
 
 He ftands to theW.alongthe S.Qioare andraifed | Capea 
 or headlands one above another i the middlemoft is •an Hand, 
 with a Bay which he thinkes will prove a good harbour, he 
 names them Prince UturUt fwrhnd, when he had laid theftf. 
 heraifedanother wHch was the ,,q«pe part of the land 
 
 looking towards the N. upon it ariEwo hils (but one above 
 the reft^ik^TOttimlocke, he names it King /4wriWiC<^^^^^^ 
 
 to theN.of this lyescertaine IIands,he names it Queenifn^w 
 W$r!4»d, he ftill followed the N.flioare beyond thtKingsWt^^ 
 /4ff</, there is a Bay wherein lyeth fome broken land and clofe 
 
 to the maine,but he pafled by on the night. 
 
 From thence heftood to the N.and W«to doublethis land 
 againe, and fell with land that ftretched from the maitiey like 
 a ftioare from S,to N.and from N,toW.and downe toS,Main, 
 here a ftorme «lkes him and he ftands to ^ and raifes land, 
 
 then he ftood toS.againe,forhe was leathat any time to fee 
 the N.flioare,tbeft6rBic continuing, and he comming tothe 
 S. he found himfelfefliot totheW-a great way.Which he mer- 
 vailed at,(conriderittg his leaward \yay)to S. W, ward pffthi* 
 land, there is a hill he naooed OH^ni CUrUs. to the N. and 
 beyond this is an Hand* that to the Baft hath a fore head landf 
 
 Itodbeyond ittdthe W^othtr broken land, where he ihinkf 
 
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 Und, tnd rtifed land 2 Ica^. irom the maine, he tooke it to 
 be the North nwine, but it proved an Hand, htvinca very 
 
 tm ©i^a.ftkcHcadlandtothc Weft, Which he named Cape 15ia»/, 
 ^ ontheothetride.totheEaft,waianotherCapecrhead-Iand 
 
 jC»^H^orfit»'wlnchhccz\\cdCtj^cmrfti»b9kui betwixt which two he 
 
 *l^* Ailed South. ^ ^, .,„•'... 
 
 , ^ I He fends the Boate on thore to 1>*£g'i m Uand, and in her 
 
 going (he was overttken by\a ftorme of Rainc, Thundar, and 
 Lightning* they camctothcHEaft-fide, being high-Iand, 
 bat with much adoc, going to the higheftpart,thcy findfomc 
 plaine ground, and Dccrc, 4 or j . And after 1 in one Heard, 
 bat could not come nigh them with Musket (hot. 
 
 Thus going from place to place, they lee C to the Weft) 
 aHillhiglierthen a|lthe reft, it was ftcepc, and they could 
 not get vp to it, but on the South-weft fide; and on that lide 
 was a great water pond, from whence on the South runneth 
 « /Jitamc of water, as much as would drive a Mill, taUing into 
 Che Sea : and fn this place bred great ftore of Fowle, and the 
 bcftgralTegtew there, they had (ceiie fince their comming 
 from £«/ /4»i,they found Sorrcll and ScurveygrajTe m great 
 , , aboundance, they found likewi(e Hills, "Jf^e H^J ^^ ^t 
 ^"^^^-cockes, within which were great ftore of Fowle han^edby 
 theheckcs, they tooke many of them i and downe a valley 
 
 " ttfrTed them to their Boate. . ,. , 
 
 V ittthisti^ietheMafterhadbroughtin the Ship, bctwecnc 
 
 * rhetWolaQds,at(hot«flrfomepeece«,tocalltheboatonbo*d, 
 
 forit was af(«ge,thiy perg^ed him to (^r h^^^ 
 
 fre(hin& but fc Would not, but failed downe to the S. the 
 
 i "^ landbeSesE,iTOta him^andthefiime Maine that he had aU 
 
 % H^foft figlitof j^^jj^ J ll^j^e^j he loofeththe fight thereof,bccaufe It fcU 
 
 I: «ift.land. ^^^o thc Elft, and after he haf failed 25 or jo.leag.hc 
 
 camlto&dlow wat<y,brokcn ground, and Roc^^^^ 
 
 hep5fedtothe5.anAirit ftorme of wmde, the teatei; ftiU 
 
 flio«dding,hceametoanAor ih i5rathomcs.. ^ \..j^ 
 
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 loft fight thereof, tnd came into the bottomc of a bay into,4p 
 or 7. fathom water, then he ftands vp againe to the N. by 
 the We(l(Koi-CivntiIl he came to an lUad in ^ 3cU-g. where he 
 tooke in water, and ballaft. 
 
 From thence, he paffc^bjCheN. but fomc 2 or 3 dayet af- 
 ter, there fell fomereafoning concerning their comming into 
 this Bay tnd going out, the Maftcr takes occafionto reviuc 
 old matters, afnddiTpUces his Mate k$kert Ivet, and al(b his 
 Boate.fwaine, for words fpoken in the great Bay of Ice; he 
 places Kobert ByUthis Mate,and fTi/fiViw FTiZ/owBoatc-fwainc, 
 and then (binds vp to the N, vntill he raifed land, and then 
 
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 thence he fto^Mo the N«aild ctmc,intO (hole water, th^ i^esi- 
 ther thiclcc and Foulc. , * 
 
 He anchored in tf or 7 fadomes,and lay there 8 daves, before 
 which time he could not have onehoure to get vp hisanchor^ 
 - the windt then ceafing, the Mafter vi^lil have vp the an^ 
 chpr,againft the mind of all that knew what belonged there- 
 vntOibutwhenhe had his anclior on peake, the Ship tooke 
 of^efea arid threwthem all from Capftonc, and diuers wtre 
 hurt, he left his anchor and faved moft of hit Cable, .^ thd ^ .. j 
 
 Carpenter had laid his axe ready to cut the Cable if oceafioaV > 
 
 flioaldfb fall out. 
 
 From hence he ftands to S, W. t^rottgh acIeareSca of di- 
 vers foun^ngs, dud came tot Seaofturb contours, one blacke i; 
 , theoth^Wl^OTdi5ori7fadomwatcr|betweenewhic^^ 
 -^ he wt^tSfm^ lelg. the night comming on, he goes in his . « 
 maineahdfij^c-faile and came into 5 or 5 fathomes, he faw , 
 no land !br it was darke, fo that he ftood to the Baft, and had TfatWeftmoi 
 deeper water,and thciiftood to the S,|ind S, W^andcame to otHudfiM 
 the Virefteraiofthay of all,C wfA»>l'4riri»^r#i Citftahe lames Bayci, 
 .#/BnSow)iiithiabayiieereftta theN. fliorehe anchored -; 
 inctftotonlaQOxhis boate, he found the land Bat, and his . |^ 
 flleft&# tlte fQ^?i»>gof a fl tanggadoctoe ia thefaoWy Rockes g>Q^ ?- ^ 
 
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 LoclK7ini4i|igbt«nd thought to ftwd forth as he ctme io, but it 
 fortuned that heerunne upon thefe Rockcs, and fate there, 
 for' I a hourcs, but by ©ods mercy bejot off againe unhurt 
 ^, though notunatrightcd.^^V ' _. ; . , 
 
 ? * He then ffood up to the Eaft and raifed ) hils lying North 
 
 and SoutK,lje went to the furthei%ft,and left it to the North 
 vi he came into a Bay and anchored, andfent the Carpenter, and 
 
 this writer to lookc for a place to winter ; it being the lad of 
 OHibir 5 the nights long and cold,thc earth all covered with 
 1- I Siiow,thcmfelrcswearied,havingfpent3monethsii^alaby- 
 Ji§vfmpcr, ^jnth,inthi«Bay,theywentdpwne tothcEaft, tothebot- 
 •tomethcrc,butreturnednotwiththat they went forj the 
 next day he wenttothcSouth,and S,Weft»wherKbefounJa 
 - place, unto which hee brought his fliip, and hailwt heron 
 
 1 grpund,andonthc:ioday(hcwasfroicininowh€e lookes 
 .Wthelcngthningofbisprovifion. - 
 
 . -^9|JewasYi^alfedfor6nionethswithgood proyi/ionand 
 might have had more 6:om home ifjie \vouId)now hee mufl; 
 pinch for that he knew of n^fapply untill he came the next 
 yeere to Cape ^^i, where the Fowie breedffor there was all 
 liis hopes t wherefore hee {propounded I'eward t#him that 
 either killed beaft^fifh, dr fowle; his Gunner dyed about the 
 middle of this moneth* he blaneth the Mafters uncharitable 
 ^./^\ -dealingwith this man,but note what followed. v. 
 
 fiewhGnmt ^flieMafterkcptinhishwfcatXWtfif, j| young man na- 
 ^ ecmaitim. jii^W^nrjrrww, borne in X«»,of worthy Parents, butby 
 ' • . , his life and clwiverfarion^heliad loft the love of all his friends, 
 - & fpent all that he had,bHt by themcans of one Mafter r<p»/»», 
 his mot tier parted with 4U0 buy him cJoathes,which money 
 fcc was not tnrflid with the difpofing of himfelfe,tMtiVwry 
 * • 6fwfw,wSisnotknoWne'toth€AdveQturers,norhadan^^ 
 
 %es,butcamcpfielyonboardatgnjt^#/-#m^ andat^^fWri^, 
 
 * > woaldhavegot^? intb the field with one Wilh^fm of.our 
 
 /».;*.K*iitithcCompany|tt /y2#»<rfhefellout withtheChirurgionin Dmh^ 
 
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 ti^ on bom againe i this Author told the Mafter o^ 
 c^ badehim let thr matter alone ; for (faid fae) tike Cbirar'* 
 
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 gers in ttle Eiftbcrs>atM told th6<;:arpthtc!?i long talc.(wheii 
 hew«sdrunke)that the Mafter had brought in Gyeeat to 
 cracfec his cred^ that fhould difpteafe him, which when the 
 Mafter heard oF, ( being forty leagues from IJlund) he would 
 hav'egonc^aGketo7y^4>i^to have fcnt J net his Mate home 
 ' in a Fini6rman,bi|t being otlierwife perfwaded, all was well : 
 90tGreme ftood upright > and was very inward with the 
 Slafter^ and was a ferviccable man every way for manhdcNJi 
 butforRcIigion he would fay he was whit^per » whereon 
 he might write what he would ; now the Gunner was dead, 
 and tfaon ( as order is in fuch cafes ^ if the Company fUnd 
 in neede of any thing belonged to the man that is deceaf^ 
 fed, then is it brought tot he maineMaft, ^nd there fold to 
 them that will give themofl for it; this Gunner, hadag[ray. 
 cloth Gowne, which ^rrwr prayed the Maftcr to befriend 
 faim^Comuchas to let him have it , paying for it ti% another 
 woiild give,,th€ Mafter laid be ihould, and therefore anfwe^ 
 red fome, who fought for it that (jretm fliould have it and' 
 noneelfe. / 
 
 Now out of time and feafon,the Mafter called the Ctrpcn-^j' 
 tertogottinhand with a liouieon fhot'e,' which at the be- 
 ginnibg bee would not heare o^ when it tbi^bt havebeene* 
 done ; tbeCarpentertold him that the Snow and Froft was- 
 fhch» af hee neither could nor would gpe in hand wi^h fuch 
 wbHce^ t?bicb when he heard he ferettM htm out of bts cab*' 
 bineand ilriidc hiin, cidltftg hi&B^ mariy^ foule lir^s and 
 chreatncd t<l«hang him,tlieCarpehli^Mehim^thatheknew:' 
 wbatbei0Q|edtobisplacebettert{fei^4ie did, Und that he • 
 was no houTc Carpenter^ yet the houfe was made with much i 
 labour to no end, the nexrday after> the Mafter and the Car- 
 penter ftliOur, the CpFpenter tookc his Pecce sind Henrfl 
 (hteme with htm, for it was ordered that i^ne ihould goe out ^ 
 alone^but one with a Peece another with af ike,this did move ; 
 the Mafterfo much mQre^gainft<7r«emrythac Mtft ^jf/ifthis^* 
 mate muft have tbelS^ne/andhad^t delivered unto hiiSy} 
 
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 (hiWndto have him one of the Vtmccsgusfd at his hoincc6. 
 tfjiSg- but you (haU fee how the DivcU fo wrought out of this 
 jfrac' that grrrwr did the Mafter what mifchiefc hecouM,. in leek- 
 ofmifcheif. !„« to difcredithim, and to thruft him and other honcft men 
 out of the Aip r to Ipcake of alUhe troujbles>andorthis cold 
 
 Winter would be too tedious. ^ ^ , .... 1. *• 
 
 Now he (lie wcth how mercifully God dealt tvith them m 
 tHs time,for iii the fpacc of three moneths he had fuch ftorc 
 ofonckindc of Fowlc, which were Partridge, at whiteas 
 Milkc,at which he kilUdatileaft one hundred doicn, offun- 
 
 ♦ dry forts, for all was fifti that came to the net, at the^ Spring 
 this fowle left them, and i ivtheir places came other of divers 
 
 ^rts, as Swannes, Goole, Duckej and Tcale, but hard to 
 come by,hc thoughtthat they would have bred therein thole 
 broken grounds, but they dec not, but came from the S, and 
 flew to the N.turther then be was this Voyagcyctifthcy had 
 
 becne taken ftiort with N.orN.E. winds, they ftay therea- 
 gainft thewi(idsrcturnc,andthentaketheirllighttothc N# 
 wacdiWid in flioit time none of them are to be ftcM th^^^^ 
 
 T teTliefeaifcW the wooddy hUs and vaUies, for tU things 
 tlwthadany ikowof fubftance (for food) how vilefoever, 
 the mafc Pf the gronnd, and Che frog in his iiigendnnc time 
 ws"ot&^^ 
 
 4iAcdcdnableSTiirpciitine{ubftance,oftbwtheS^ 
 MUcit^m ^^^^^^^^^ ^a tpplycd thebudsJiottothemthat were 
 troubled with acheinany part, from whence ^^cy received 
 
 prefcnt cafe. . ' . , f*i,- 
 
 \ NftWaboHt that time thelcc began to brcake out of the 
 
 ASalvagc. bwes»therecameay^t/44^to their Sbjpf s^m^f «ofee and 
 
 toitc fecnc,and was the firft^hat they had fecn m a« that ttme, 
 
 hcintreatshim well, and ufed htm kindly,promiringto him- 
 
 fd&great mattcrsbythismcanes;and therefore called tor all 
 
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 biuigivenhiin s andityct thekmfc ii(>en theBeav«r skuinci, 
 andtbe^aiTf s iindfb«ctioiit i^n the otfeter^ibgaire then' 
 totheMiiftcr^whorccfitedtheipj.^md the Wt^^i^* nookcTheytrKjc; 
 thbrctbiogswhichthcMafterhadgi«^fci)biiii9 and pHCthem 
 
 intobisfcnpagiitQ€|theiitheMafterfliowed hiai a hiecbev 
 for which he would have givea hun pne Qf his Deere skins» 
 but thcMafbr^(Mdhtiyf hoch^^^dCpihchjidj aia^^ 
 wiUingl/^nfterinany figne^ of people 50 1*« N. and totbc S. 
 and that after fo many Udepet»he would come again^he went 
 hia way but eaaie no more. • : 
 ■i iT!^wjhe Ice being broke out ofthe S(^<iUy that a boato 
 iBHgh«pa0e»theM^;ippoii^ed l^'i*^^^ 
 
 iiftt^M,and >ir»»WiW*f,t0 goonfi^hin^jtfefemen^t^^^ 
 day they went, caught $oo* iifli as bigge as good Herrings, 
 and fqme Trotts» ncre was igood hope to havetheir wint 
 fupplyedy bwt thofe were the Qfoft that ^v^er they g^tio oioe 
 day, for many dayes they got tiotaoiianer fp m^y^in' this 
 time of their flflilng, H^nry Grtent^ and WiBi4m Wilfin, with 
 fomeothersplottedtotakethe net & Shallop which tfaeCar- 
 pent^r had new fet up^^and fo to (hj^tior |;bemfelvevbiifc.the 
 Shallop being ready^^he M^er woold g<i)c in it hioiRilfc^^ to 
 tfaci$,ted $,W,tof«e if hecouldimeetewitk people»Secto 
 that end it was fetup i and that way he coidd iee the wbpds 
 ' fet on Her by them ; the Mafter takes the nct,ai)dlhaUop, and 
 fo much viduals as would fervefor ninedayes^ and went tPy 
 the. Southward^ they that remaktecl oti board were appoittted 
 to take, k water,woo(^andballaft ; and tomakb^dfliip k^ 
 dy againft his retnree i but he cotild fet no time, for hte wis 
 . perfwaded that if he met with the Salvages, hce'fhould have 
 rcfreihing of f refiv meat^nd that good ftore ; but in coaclufi- 
 on^he returned worfethen he, wentri|^4't(hQughtherInhal:^- 
 -«^f ^ («t t he w%ods o<^ ^f^,l^?fOT«^ ^ )i^ 
 
 Lii'l^ii^jno^v returned jie makes ri^^ homiBcomin^ AbiUofti- 
 
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 (faUh the writer; when »«r;gr«»»gwe hdftlwta^ 
 
 Ll^ he had te 1 4 aayes, to one to keepe, Md pmyeahm 
 
 «« e*eft«» hiiftft «««l«« bred1>efore} fo ir.«r«uh^^ 
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 C«rBM««it8«>W^th«theightasitoverthrewhmi. 
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 rw/teaisi -c/,™?, ™-ht WWi* the Bottfwame , and -thm) ^fff 
 
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 one way or ocfa s ^tlMthcf bid tiot eat^ii any thing tidfe 
 
 three dftfes , and ttecloN ^rcrettfoliiceckbtr to 
 
 cixMnd what they had b<igiin,th(v woM gothroughthere- 
 
 withtor die; when he hem this.he told tI]eiB> he marvetted 
 
 tohtare fo much from thcniiConfidcring thatthey Were finar- 
 
 ricd men^and had vmca and cbiUh-eo, and tfa4t for their iafees 
 
 tl^ flioiild coniBiit fo ibulea thine in the fight of God a^ 
 
 iinaihisthat would be s for why lEould they bani(h thetn- - 
 
 felves^roni their native conntrey; Henrf ^r^r^ bad him 
 
 holdiiispeace^ for he knew the worft of it; which was to 
 
 be hangeawhen he cameat homeland therefore of the two h6 
 
 wouklratherbehtagedathomethcn ftanred abroadiandfbr "^"S(»ft^ 
 
 the goodwill cheybore him they would have him toftay in 
 
 the tnip; he gave them tiiaiikeaiand told theoi^thtt bee came 
 
 intothe Aiip^not tolbrfake her, noryet to hurt himfeife and 
 
 others by any fiich deed^^Mwy Gntnt told him then^that bee 
 
 ooft take hisf ominein the Shallop ^ if there beeno remedy 
 
 quoth he^the willbf God he done. 
 
 Away goes 9r«aw m a nge,fwearitig tbcut hb%t^ 
 went about to difturbe them» and left mtfii$ by ms^y with 
 whom he had fome conferencef but to nogpody for hie^as 
 iperfwaded togoe on with theai^on, whilft ^wtfsh6t , lefl 
 thdrpartiesflioaldfeitethem ; andthemifcluefe'tbey iilteft* 
 dedtoocherSjihouldfiUtfipondieirowik ihouldere* ^##iif 
 comesagaine and diemaiuided what 'fteftid^irffM.m^ s 
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 Hrlfih himbut f or a dayes,Aav,f6r 1 1 hoiiret> thsec is tio way 
 i:ben fay diey ibut ottt of hand : then he told dkei9 ttit if eh^ 
 jiieQbKlftaywhileMandaytheworidioineWkhchdi^t^^ 
 alttfae vfAoalt in the ihi^nd woBld jttftim^^ 
 •tlhoaie; but thtat Urdiild not ferii^eyv^liefti^lietdld^etil W^^^^;^ 
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 ..hKhra. o« ttotplPtted,withthe«*«ul tk*byj«^^ 
 
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 lim^^m^«l*d« him hi4*iatein|K)n this toi*tnmefo« 
 
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 pofe ; well« he obtuned of Htnfj Gftme and Wilf§n^t\a»^t 
 Carpenter ilioiitd(|^y*by which meaner , after that they bid 
 ^tisfied themfelYesy the Mailer and the reft might bee tak^n 
 into tbediip againe, or bee hoped that fomeone or other 
 would give fome notice to the Carpenter » tthn Kiftgf 
 or the Mailer s for foit might bavexooie to palTe^ kud have 
 teene by fome of tbeoi preve^ted^ that were the moft for- 
 ward.- . : " 
 
 Now it cannot beaniiTc to ihew how they werelo^ged^ 
 and to be^ in the cookes Roome, there lay Beunet, and the 
 Cooper lame without the Cookes roomd > oh the ihirbotrd 
 fide uy Thmds W9odb§mfe iieke,next to him lay SydrMkFtit- 
 n$r lame«thcn lay If fi^n the boatfwaine,and t\itviJirmUL§d» 
 h next to him,tn the Gunners roomc; lay Rcbtn lutt and 7#Aii 
 7hm4i^ovi the larboard iide-layt;iffcli4#/l Sur, and Adirm 
 %jHfiw which was never well iince they loft their anckoff 
 t^xt to him lay OHi^h4tlkTtitQ% ^Am^rm tJU^t^* n^t 
 tQ them, without the Gunner rooine lay /f<nfj:f»#^<aud with 
 ftujA Ktberf 9iUf, next to them himfelfe^ ind nt xt to him 
 tfiMsCiimms^ In. the mid(bi|^ betwixt th^dapflpne and 
 the P^|tit)ie^»tffarryyr^fff<>and 2y(^ Siwdmi tUa night 
 ^Itir-I^^ ^ tli|^tl^|^ht;jbeh8dbse>rcwi^h 
 
 the ^if•INlt he WAS with the Carpeiiirer, who lay in the p6ope, . 
 andcommin^fipOtin^him^asiactbvhiaQibbine'^^matfy «8 it 
 lyere bychancejoiibey Wiqn^^^ 
 
 wi^irt it ifj^^sday^t^enitaspe i^^ % water for the kec- 
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 hi9ad%^'t€bitt''Mifi, raiicdat them and told them there kna- 
 Vety would (howjcfelfe, then w,as the Shallop hailed up to 
 the (kip iide> and tbe)>oore Hckeand lame meri,were called up 
 to get them into the %dlop» the Matter called to this wric'fr 
 who cameottt of hia c^ine,as well as hccould^tothe hacch 
 way to fpeake wichl^, whereon his knees he belbiight 
 them for the love of God to remember themfelves,and to do 
 as they would be done nnto,they bad him kecphimfelfe well 
 aod get him into his cabbine,not fuffcring theMafter to fpcak 
 to him;bntwhen becameinto hitcabbinagaincyat thebom 
 window Which gave light into his cabbinci the Mr. told him ' 
 thu7««* would oresthrow themall; nay (aid he,itistbat vil- 
 latne Orvt »r»and (pake it not lohly. 
 
 NowwastheCarpenteratliboty. and asked them if 4iey 
 ^ would be hanged WKnthorcameatnomey and aa for kim* 
 Mfe, he^bf woBldiiotilay intheShip unldTc they woiiUl 
 ibrce him* they bid him gothen*f€irilhev wouldnotfby him, 
 lWillfiiklfae,(o iNoaay have my cbeftand all that isinit, they 
 £udbe(hoiik],amipi«iendypttCitintocheShalb»,then€^ 
 he CO take btatev« of ttes writer* Who perfwmed Urn to 
 Ikaya whkhifhewoubl he dnchtfbworke chat eu mightbc 
 wdUr bat be anfiarere^yChac he did not thinke but that they 
 Would begladtaiblke them iiiagaine>for he wasibpetTwaded 
 by the Maller»tfafit th^ was notoneinell the 0iip^hat could 
 teUhowtocatry her hornet bat fiiitk Wylf We inuft part 
 
 iwihicbweWiU liot wSfii^ doe,^ diey WoutitfoOdw tlie 
 bip>praved him if they cemejto the Cape befoce tbeeiy that 
 he would leave (bme token, that he had beene 0ii^e neare to 
 ChephK^wheretbeFowlesbreed^andhe wdufddoetbe^^^^ 
 foria9,itodib«#khceareawt^pirte^ 
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 is thonsh the ftiip bad beene cntrca by force, and they had ^ , 
 frcelctre to|)illage,breaking up chcftsand rifeUng all plac^ 
 one ofttieA came to this writer, and asked hfim what they 
 ihould doc, who anfwercd that they fliould make an end ot 
 
 what they had begun, for he fee him doc nothing but flmrkc 
 
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 riHMdfmUt^uhh»Hndf»n his ^on^tn^rmtU ^•^^,^i„„thelh«l:; 
 fMckPtmur^ 'yhmp Stsft the Carpenter, Tktmss WoMimft^ i^p. " 
 jl<^«i» c^•#r^ ^^'w'? i^«»/» and «>»/»«fc'/^^«M the Carpen- 
 ter got of thtm a peice,and powder and fliot and fomemkes, 
 an Iron pot with fome meafe and other |;hing9,thcy ftoodc out 
 of the kc the Shallop being f aft to the fterne of the Ship,and 
 fo when they were nigh out, for h^.oinnot f«y the3j were 
 cleaneout,they cut tjiehead-feftfrofrnthefterneof their flnp, ,> 
 
 and then out went topfailes, and ftood to the E. inclcare Sea, 
 having loft %ht of the ShaUopt, in the end they toote in top 
 
 failes.rightedtheir hclme.and lay in forefaile, untill thqf had 
 lanTadked and fewvhcd dlplKf s in thc«hH>, in ^e told A^^ 
 fonmloncofthcvetfeU of mcile whole, and jnother Wfc 
 iMnt,forfiK7 had but two, the^^ found i«fo » ifirttms of but- 
 MF^ome 17 pfcces of porke,attd h«Kc t Buifaell of pcafc, but 
 in thelilM- cibbinc they fowrt^ « e»af Biskct €afces> a bec^ 
 of«eate^«f*Bea^t*othc<]ftint!ftyofaBut^ fW 
 find thttiehe Sbik)p wasagain ^^^^^^ within%ht,they IctfaU 
 th^ mtme faile,€nd out top ftifes and fty^ttfrom an enemy. 
 
 Then he prayed thtm to remember themfehres, but Wuf^ 
 nor theitii woaM heare of tto fiich matter,comming nigh the 
 l^«*e they 6aftiboiittx>tJrcW and cametoan Hand whe« 
 thMr ahckredin r^ fithomsjand tries on ihoare with the net 
 for fiflii but could notdrive forrockes, MicbitHlTeifCi,U' 
 M t#o f!Me,tnd heare they found gooflbre of wccdcaj- 
 le4toikle graffc,of Whi* thcygathercd (Srin V^ttx winWy 
 hgrfacc)aMcimeonbo«d>tky- hy thcrcthatflM^ 
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 bcft thingstogether.whichhe would ufc himfelfe when time 
 
 5id fcrfc, Ac brJad was iflfo 4clivcr«l thit wntcr by 
 
 ^ Thewindc fcrving they ftand N,JB. and this w«a ByUu 
 courfe contrary to jfwr, who woujd have gone N.Wc*. 
 Ihey had the E. (hoare in fight, and in the night bad a tbftc 
 <gale of wind and flood beforcit,untm they met with Ice, 
 «nd ftoode amongft the (ain<J until! ther were faft, it waa lo 
 thickeonhead, and the windc brought it fo faft on a fterne, 
 that they could not ftirrebackewards, and lo laid thcr^ 14 
 <Jay ea ii\ worfe plight then ever before they had becnc,whcrc 
 waa great ftorc,y et it lay not fo-bfoadupon the wattr a« this, 
 lbrt&ailoating7cecontinucdmilcsand halfemjles jn ««»- 
 paffc,haringadeepeSetanda tyde of flood fetanp S,E. and 
 N,W.but t$i§t wasconfident to goe through to the N^K. a« 
 
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 fig-ht ofeac Eaft &orc urttill he had rifcd 4 Ilands which lay 
 iforthaidSoathlitpafttbem^orb leag. where the wind 
 tooke them fliort, they flood backc to theaiagaine,ajd came 
 toanckorbctweene a of the Weihnoft^h%&Ha^^ 
 fcmdbuiCocklegnifli?, he faith, he found t^t before ^qr 
 cime to this place j that he waa keptin the StapjagamR i^*ir- 
 rf greenes mmde) becanfe hedi4 not f»ypur their proceWine 
 better then hedid,for hedrtve ttm to takeupon him to fearch 
 
 for fuch thin*! as himfdfe Mfto^^ft #ndaccufed bim of « 
 matter no fcS then treafon amoogft thcmfelve§, for W^. he 
 Baddcccividthcfcompanyof jobread cakeajjpw thflr be 
 
 can to tallc dbati'*^^*^ was 00 lafephwe for them, and *f*»* 
 rygrr«f#fwStethattheflupflionl4noi; comein any p^ce, 
 tut fecepc AeSeaftiili^uutiUheMl^l^ngs W^^ 
 
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 4ipd0 a Rock thtc Uy utiddr wita:. but without fmrharinc, 
 thattlMivUwtWty concimic their courfc aid Mile Mna on 
 Iliad whiTft^^^ to the Nonh. ihere^^y laid p aincly 
 that R^ytrt BiUt by his Northernc courfc lud left the Capes 
 to the South, a-i^i «hat i.i nme they mul^fcckc thnt Wiy for 
 rclicfe, having but Imall llarc ieft : Bat Bibt would ftill foU 
 low the land co the North . fty ing that bet hc^ptdaa good 
 time to findc what would relieve us that way .as loonc i$ to 
 the South; This Writer laith, that hce told them that thit 
 Land wa» the Mai^e o^ m^enhdms Cape. a»d that the (W- 
 low Rockey ground wacthc iamc that.thc Maftcr roii dowii 
 by when he went intotheaf eat Bay. ^Mf ^'^^h^^^ ^^^^ 
 it watnotponibleunlcflethe Matter had brought the Ship 
 over land, and willed them to lookeinto ^n« MaftmCard, 
 *ow well their courfc and it did a«rce,thcv ftood to the Eatt. 
 thdieft ttie Maine land to the North by tnakijr ftnjll lUnd«jn- 
 to a ftat row cut, bet wewie cv^o Lands «Ad «iclidred 5 they 
 wthtoothc Weft fide, afldftjundagfcac Wook, and cockle 
 eraflc on the Baft fidcthis^Graffe was great rclicfe to them, 
 for without it they could-not have recovered the Capes, tor 
 
 "^WhSSwW 
 the North which i« high Und .even tfo the Cape* %hich is 
 North and South foinc t5.hr 50. leagues, then they ftandto 
 the North, they ftSw of thofe 1?6wlcs Which breed at the 
 Capes. and4cUled ibbc 5 at vi^ich 'tittic with great joythev 
 raifcd the Capes, artdbeai'ihghj^ t!i^rii, catne tothcHanrls 
 thatlayih tile mouth of the Strcigfets: but bearittginthey 
 ran up^Mi a Rock , and Itood faft for 8*or ^. houres, it was 
 cbbc when they grounded, but the next flood floated them 
 ofFaeainc. It waifaire wcsither , the ebbc came from tfife 
 Eaft, and the flood from the Weft jbei^idfoatc they ftood 
 totkeBiftwardartdaiKhored. , ^^^. - -- jt^, ^ 
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 JtiM 20. atul towards night ietjimcd on flupboard ; then 
 . K, • thcv brouf ht their Ship ocerer the Mouth of the ^treigbta, 
 '' . ' f Wanch?redin iS.FathomuponiRiflfcor Shclfe: b^^^^ 
 
 thcv had waved and Ibod to the place whcre^thc Fowie 
 i- breed, they were fame to lland to aadagaincm the Strcight J 
 
 ! .mouth under. Saylc.becaulc they couldootfiudcgroundci> 
 
 i Anchurin,the water waslodtepo., .. ■ _^ - 
 
 f The lloat went to P'^X' Cape, and made dirtaiy for the 
 
 place whcrethe Fuwie breed, where they fee 7. Buats came 
 ^ ibouc the Eaneme point towards them : buc^heu the SaWar 
 ^ ues faw their Bo4t, tbey dtaw their IcffeFBo-cs imothtir; 
 I biKger.and when they had done they came tt^wing to their r 
 I B<Mr,andmadciigncatothcrd>,otirmcn made ready for all 
 SaWagci. 1 etfay es ; the Saluages came to them , and they grew f ami- 
 / liar ont with ancther.foii ours tooke one ofthcirs into their 
 Boate,andth(^iookepncofoursintothcirs; thcnthey car- 
 V tied our Men #i>>v«wheiie their Tents ftood to the Weftj 
 wardoFthc pUc<i where the Fow^B breed , Co^they carryed 
 */ our Man ipto their J^nts, where he remained untill our me« 
 
 returned theirs ; In our Boat went their^jan to the pla^ 
 
 / whereihe FowU breed ;. and wee being difirous to kno^ 
 
 s(,ltage fovf- how the Sal^^ages kUled their limvle, hec fhe wed them the 
 
 I>»g. manner htiW•W^^YW ihw : They tooke along Pole Avitb 
 
 a fnare at the ctffl|bil|itl^ 
 - fo pluck them d^Mlr^^r«S!<^nlmc^^^^^ 
 
 . r .uKaKWft. .iJETc-i^j-^sjI^yfcofourPeeccs, 
 
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 anddircrs 
 things* . 
 
 better way* and L.«»»,»«»^- *.iP ^ . /i ' u 
 
 which at one flio|P||ral 7. oi^r To ^^ (hort, they re- 
 turned to the tovc't<i> rSteive our man , and todcUver cncirs. 
 
 When ihey came they made great joy with dailcing,lcaping, 
 and ftriking oftheirbreafts^ they offered divers things to 
 our Men : but they oncly tooke fome Mores tceth,which they 
 Mve^hcmfox:a|.nifc,andtwo glaflcButtons, fo receiving 
 our Man » they came abroad rcjoycing at this chance as if 
 they had met wi;h the moft fimplc people of the World. 
 
 iumnGfmi, AAAIfi m y flfwwmoro then the reft w a sfo confident that 
 
 bynomeancsweihouldttkccaretoftand upon our guards: 
 _ Ood blinded himfo, that where he thougjit to receiyegrctt 
 
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AbacrikW^keCa/Ji^ Mudfoii hkr^ifi.\ . w 
 
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 mNL. 
 
 «M> , knd AflJBSiWV.by being made an example fpr all m«n 
 Smtj«AS^i»>n<cr«nc<; of dSlng cvilhand diafwettake 
 
 '•■fS^ldctaftcto beonlhorcandbccaufctheShiprid 
 farre off, they weighed and flood as neerc the pl«e where 
 he F»wle breed as they could : and bccau(e he <h.. WriKr 
 wa. lam . hi wa, to gie into Boat to carry luch .hmgs a. he 
 had in theCabbine. of every thing lomc what , And lo with 
 
 "ZXiX then good fpced (a™l ""' ^'''■"JX:^)*^^ 
 he went ; a$ Hm'j Grim, tVilUm tVUfn. Jthmrbimm , Hi' 
 Th^l Pl^«, yiJrrm M»ttfr.«xd\mi^c. Whin they C4We 
 necrcthc fhore.the people wetc onthe Bills dincmg ai.dic«- 
 S , tothe olve wc came, where they h .d dra . » up the.r 
 Bo.«. WeebroughtourBoattotheEiftfideof the Cove 
 
 clofc to the Rockst on land they got. and « Ae faft the Boat 
 toagjeatfton. onthe ftor* j thep«.plcc>me »!J^ every one , * 
 
 Ufomething.in hishandjto barter; but f'pf"^.^^?^' 
 Key flioSd have noth»9S"n"»>^ had Ve. lion, tor that 
 
 they had foitomiledbiailwfignes the laft day. _^ - 
 ^wwkW wee caiBCthey made ng«e5 to the,r Dog.. W »6^ 
 WiKot>hef e were many like MoMr«ls,»» b>*ge a. Hounds, 
 SS^^e4 tdtheMouniatne,. »«/i°VAir!ii >S 
 
 theifMds. •n»en "'^^""''J'a ,^b:.tr^.JZ^ 
 »r.//w,ftood hard Uy,the Boats head; tX.<:A«AT.#r« and 
 
 rclU«on.of.^hem ha'dany Weapoaabdut fiim,n«t lomwh 
 
 inhi«han4,fi6rCiwheanytWgtheyhadtolhoothinti;Witb. 
 
 ^Zer«i.andi»'i^.»hVl.ooki«»-#»ff«.few'»:«"™^7^ 
 anaiell^whichth^ywere (hewing; the Salvage, ftandmg 
 
 •S ah«^the«w^«spft^,em,c*fne;5nto the Boats hc^^^^^^ > 
 
 ihew hiwiBottielrhb Wfitet'^»4": '^""?*'' '"'? 'a ^ 5 
 - h^^ oXe :b» he maZi^;tho4HM^*dn«i.ndcrrt^^^^ 
 
 himrwhereu~nheftoqdupan4poHiMdh.mon(hore. In 
 
 . a«l when he faw hi^.m^^^t^m^' '^1.^1 I'^^^nd " 
 hee fitedowiieagaine.but>4depW.!iqeAw« the l^^and 
 
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 k*^ WW^ IceciiiRttgtfohi^ariticto fave his 
 
 fe bf ^ft i th^^^ Grounded hfe^armc, and ftrpkc him iot* th« 
 
 v^*" , bodyundec hisrightPdp, the Salvage ftrokc a (econd blow* 
 - which he mctwhhhrs left harid,and then ftroke him intothc 
 
 rikiit tbi^h.^nd Kadm^c to havccut off his littlq^finger of his 
 ia^Mhd /'flow thiiWrircr hadgot hold of the ftrii>g of the 
 Wifb,3nd had wound tryboirt bis left han^, he ftriving Xvith 
 bo'tb his liaiids tdfh^kc abend ofthat he^ad begun, foUnd 
 rfte.^^.ilvagTbUr.\icake hi thegripc, (God'cnabling hin»)gcc- 
 thi h6!d 6f the (ticve of hjs Uft ar nac hefte hi* l^lt fide hf 
 ' ^ Mrftb ht.ii} '?v^ic:h whTjfi he (^v&^,Ktf p^^ h!« (kc^^e of ^i s te^e 
 . , sfriiifihtohrsim'hand, H6fdiriethe'fti1ng*of the knia- fartiA . 
 ^ ' ihefanicliahdVslhd'having'got his right hand at liberty, hei 
 * fdaghrf(^r r^jA(^hatwh^ remcmi. 
 
 - ' lii^iSc hii j>a^eV^his fid6, but looking dowfie he la w it;and 
 
 ?btup6hdHtKe (hore, ph^ThtaHas znd Wittiam fFilfihhuA 
 theit bowelfecut; znA Michael Pierce and Him^ Greeneht*- 
 , in* n&ttiilv wpundcd Came tuwblirtg into the^ B^^ 
 ' ' ' ^^mMi Aniite^mter favv tlii^ medley, hte'camtfuW- 
 ted^fet^c R jck' aW kapedinrothc^ea; and^fb iNaift 
 T6 flic fe6it;'AHdKuYi5 atlktWW viMMichkelPiereetooK 
 Tiim ln,Vvho m'atlftrfly made gotj^thc Boats head againft the 
 
 fn'.nt upon 
 the trecherc 
 
 ous SalVajtcsihStprciTedfore iipphthfetti* HowMiehnft^'BUfee 
 
 gl. -1 
 
 lf34ts&adV^d><'^*«^^^^P»'cryethcd bee takett^ifa J the 
 &Iira^(j/btia^e'thtiTf t<i)il4cir'Bowes and Afrow^^ vvhjdi 
 ^TffM flainc.'StV Hilt fo a iftbnfiift'ihcdv^ftar H«»h' Oretne^kmrit m- 
 
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 ^^f I jitfelk PWWf eifdireda cruel wound on his back with 
 
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 ft\ve ^ they c^me to their Bo5H?s ; 
 
 fdtfai^tmfldlttve iiinched tc 114*6 fblldwcd 
 
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 the«,bot t^y did not ; their Ship wai in the raiddlc of cb« 
 
 €hifKiett,and yet conld not fee them adl this time* . ^ 
 
 ,Now When they had rowed a good way from the fliorc 
 ?»<rrf fainted,andcould roweno more; then wasi»^*/wdri. 
 ven toftandintheBoitsheadaiid wave to^he Ship, which 
 at firftlawe them not; and when theydid. th^y could not . 
 tell what CO make of thcm,but in they flood Wr them,afid to 
 tookethem«p.Gr«»»#wasihrow.i\eiPtothcSea,thc reft was 
 takcnintothcShip. the Salvage being yet alive, but without 
 fence. That day dyed fTiZ/iwcurring ami ^wearing m moft 
 feaKftiU manner. C?ll i€hacl fitr^t lived two daycs and then ^^^ 
 
 dyed. Thus have you had tfaetragicallcndof gfrfr«r.andhir^.^j^^^^^^^; 
 ai-Matcs.bcingtheluUitftmcninalUhe^ip* r; ^y ^ 
 
 The poorc number that waslctt was taply the Shipto and ' . 
 
 agaiRC in the mouth" <6?f the Strai|s* for there was.no ancho- 
 nng;andbefidts,theywtrctogocm'theBoattpiuUFowIc / 
 
 tobrtftgthemHome, whichthcy did withgrcat da^r; tor 
 
 ifthiBwlrtdcbiew, there was an high Sea «and the Eddtc of 
 tl* tide Would carry the Ship to ncerc the Rocks, as icieaccd' 
 tilt Mafter, for fonowthcy call By lot* 
 
 After which great labour,aiid on the South Cape they had 
 Wtt^J'?eo.Fowlc,they ftoodtotheEail: but theywud came Three him- 
 Ejft,^i'd put them back agaiHeito the Gapes. whepthjykiU ^^.^^/°^'" 
 Ifed lob.Vowles J at lengths: Weflwinde drives themhoimoi ' 
 ward*/or the moil part along the North fidttof the Streighti 
 antillhtftliimo broken gioundahoiit the Qoccnes Forland, 
 and thtrd anchored, and ftoai thence he came toXxxis mtr^ 
 €res,«?ndfr€mthencetothoIeila.nds that lyc in the month of 
 
 ^ the Straits j butflot fceingtlie land untilltbcy yitm ready to 
 runner'heirBowipritagainftthcRocksinafogge,butitclee- 
 
 «:d ilittlc , ftnd theo they might fee themfcives incioled a- 
 raongft Rockie Hands , and could findc no groutid to an* 
 
 •-chorin. v-^- ■;'■'■ :-'''^-- ■■■■/' '^•■■■/' ^- ■'•■^ ■_-^^^^ 
 
 They lie a tryc all night.^ad the next day the toggc conti- ^ 
 
 hpes,they fe^ke for ground to anchor in, biit found none un- 
 derqtoo. Fathoms- Thenextday he weighed againc and flood 
 td thcEaft, and now they are brought to the allowance of 
 •featfca Fb w iciday, y c tthey had fome meatleft, a nd nothing 
 
 elfe : andnow wtreglad^o biirneof the feathers (for ifawibg 
 
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 ot the skins,wh.kh before thty flcaed off thcFowic) bectufe. 
 they will not pull , nor the garbidge alfb was not throwoe* 
 away. • -^ . .: . •7' ,. ," -■ ■: -^ 
 
 He faith that after they were cleare of thofe Hands which . 
 lie out with two points,one on the Sjputh Ea(l, and the other 
 on the North, making a Bay to the (ight* as it' there were no . 
 way^hrough , hee continued his cuurle Eall South Eail, and 
 SouiliEaU.thinking to raiic delbiations,froin thcne« to fliape 
 his courfc from Ireland^ th»»ugh Ivet perfwaded to goc for 
 N^ew'found'landt hoping rberc to. have rciiete amongll our 
 Countrymen : but in Latitude ^7. degrees, the windeffame 
 ' " South W eft, and lb it was t hougnt. fit to feek for food W here 
 
 fome grew ; '!/iV Irtland. and (o the courie was direfted ; Jn 
 Fowles Bones which time they were fain to frie their Fowles bones inCan- 
 fryerf for die tallow 9 putting vinegar thereto which was ftirrcd a- 
 mcatc, mongft them, and every m«a had one pound of Candles al- 
 
 . ^^ lowed for onewceke as a great dainty 4 And when i^#^.J^(r^ 
 r faid that by hisreckning they were within ^.eirjoJeag^es. 
 
 of /ff/^M^, they, had 200. leagues thither, their courfe was 
 much longcr,(t hough evil ftony )tbr their mtu were fo weake 
 as they were faine to (it at the Hehne. 
 
 Then %9hert J net dyed, and the reft defpaired , and (iid 
 they were paft Irelatid; their laft Fowlc was in Stcp^etub, and^ 
 the men cared not what end went firft. The Maftcr was glad 
 to doe their labour and his oWne, tackling going to wrack, 
 ^ ' and none regarding to helpe the fame. la this extremity ic 
 pleafed God to give them (ight of Land^ , not farre froni the 
 place where the Mafter faid they (hould fall, which wastbc 
 Bay of gaBownj to the Weft of the Dcrfes ; fo they tlood a- 
 longtothe SouthW.andefpiedafailewhichwasa Boat off 
 jpyr at anchor fiHiing; this Barke brought them into Bearc 
 Haven {here they fbyed fotne few dayes and dealt with the 
 Irifli for Reliefe, but found none : for in that place there was 
 neither bread,drink,nor money>or Country menj which were 
 then on fifhing, they found as could in kindnffe , that they 
 would doe nothing without pri'fent money* In the end John 
 mfjfmcmtkpncoftht JBarkc brought them in and furniflicd 
 them with money upon pawne of their beHLAn<:hor and Car 
 ble,whcie^ith they brought Bread,)5earc,and ik«fe. 1 . 
 
 Beare Haven 
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 Now as they were bcholdihg to w^m§mth, {o were they 
 
 beholdiDgto Captaine Tajhr for making their Contraftsi 
 
 and for their mens wages , who would not goe with them 
 
 hoiiic,exccpt IF^jFiBwwA would paffe his word; Whereupon 
 
 7^/(pr fwore lie would preffc them; and if they would not 
 goc he would hang them. ^ 
 
 In condufion,thcy agreed for 3. pound ID. {hillings a man 
 *^g the Ship to 'T/imouth or fka/m90th,itid to give the 
 5 .pound J and if they were put into Briflow , they were 
 r ' '^ 4»*i» ^ <^«5^« a Man,and the Pilot 5.1i. and omittmg fur- 
 ther circumftance, they came to Tlmaufh, from thence to Arivcit pil 
 the Downcs, from thence ^o Gravefend» andfo to UntUn- mitik 
 where the Mafter had this Writer to Sir n«»4j^iiw/)&/. 
 
 ThgTrintnonthehhalftfifPikkct, 
 
 FOr as much as this may happily be fufpecSed by fomc,noc 
 fofriendly to mVi^r, who returned with that ccmpany 
 who fo cruelly hai cxpofcd HntifM ; and therefore may 
 feeme to lay heavy imputation, and nppe up further occafion 
 then they will belcevc : lie faith alio be added the report of 
 
 TA#W4# Wwi^tf*/^ one of the cxpoled Company, who afcri- - 
 bed the occafions of diicord to Jttct ; I take not on mce to 
 icntence. no not to examine ; I preient the evidence juft as I 
 had it: Let the Bench ccnfure with both eares, that which 
 ihcy may Tec witM both eyes, and there note, to which 1 firft 
 preftxtd his letter to Maftcr .y^jiww/il/^f^^iWi 
 
 -Mafiir^^chamJ heartily c9mmtndmeHHtoy9H, lean write 
 untoyoH no ncwes^tkough I havefeene mmch^bHtfueh m every 
 
 FtJhefmaHhuumtngtheCeaflycanrefm better than my felfe^ 
 We kept our Whitiunday on the N. E, end of Ifeiand\ and 
 
 I thinkc I sever fared better in ^i»g/4i»</ then wcfealled here; 
 they of the Country are very poore, and live mifcrably : . yet 
 
 we found there ftoreofdaintyfireftiFifh, and dainty Fowle. i 
 
 I my f elfe in one afternoone killed fo many as f?atled all our v 
 
 Company , being 23. perfons at one time onely with Par- 
 tridgcs, b^des Curlcw> Plovef,Mallard, Tcalcand Gccfe. I 
 
 icli 
 
 Store of fowh 
 
 havcfecnc twr^hot Bathes in //^/4»i<,aad havcbccncinonc InjSii/ 
 ^thcm. Wc arc rcibly;d to try the utmoft, and \yt onely " * 
 
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 Wood&oafe^oii Ha4foQ 6^ r«ff ^ 
 
 Xtftfi mutinies 
 
 f^t 
 
 «xpedtngatairewtmkiaiid corefrcJh our Tclves toivoide 
 tl^ rc<?,which now iccomc offchc W«ft Coaft, of wWch wt 
 have itetic whok Hands : but God be thanked bare not btne 
 in danger of any ; Thuf I dcfirc all your pniy«t« tor us. 
 
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 >4not0 ^omnj in the Befkepfthffiirm Won^h^mft Student Ht 
 the Mdtiiimatn\Sf and one ofthofe ex^ofed with ene Hudlon 
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 THE Io« ofSeptembt^ J6 1 after dinner our Maftcrrtl- 
 led alichetooitipaQy cogecher^to hcare and bcare witncflc 
 oFjphc abufe oFfome of the company; it having bcene the rc- 
 qiidlof^p^m/iir^^thitthcMaftcr fhould i^drcffe fome abu- 
 1^ and flaunders as he called them , againft this /net , which 
 thing after the Mailer had examined, and heard with equicle 
 what hce couldiay for himfelfc, there wcrcprovcd fo inally 
 ereatabniesaad mutineas ftiatters againil the Mxfter , ^na 
 adlion by /v«,that there was danger to have (iifi'ered tibem 
 {onger:and it wa^^fit time to'panifh and cut off further, occa- 
 iioos of the like motives. 
 
 It was firlbproved to his^ face byBennet Mathem^wTtam' 
 peter, ^ponourfirft fight of Island ; and hee confeft that hce 
 fuppofdthat in the account would bee man-flaughter, and 
 prove bloody to fome« 
 
 Secondly , at our comming from Island , in the hearing of 
 fhecooripany, heedidthreatea totifrnetheShip head home, 
 from the ai^on , wiiich at that time was wifely pacefied by 
 theMafter, in hope of amendment. 
 
 Thirdly ,it was d^fcd by ^hiUip Staffe our Capcntcr,and 
 Arnold Lodhto his race upon the holy Biblcchathe perfwa- 
 ded them to keepe Muskets charged , and Swords ready in 
 theirCabbines, torthey fiiould be charged with ihot ere the 
 voyage were over. 
 
 fourthly, we being petered in the Ice, he had nfed many 
 
 Wordvttndiflg eo muTiqie . difcouwgemcnt', a: id (launder of 
 tiie adiion, which eafily tooke dtcftin thofethatwereti- 
 fitoroiss 8 Ami hadaot the liatjler tncime prcyented^it might 
 r..,. ,.. cafily 
 

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 eafiy have overtlirovme tbe voiage / and now Utcly being 
 
 imbayedtnirdccpeBay, whichthcMafter haddefirceofee. ^ ' 
 
 for fomereafons to himrdfeknowne , his words tended al- 
 together to put the company into a fright of extremity, by 
 vcntring in cold ^ jelling at our Matters hope to fee 'B4mmm 
 6y Candlemas^ - 
 
 For thofe and divers other bale (launders againft die Ma- 
 tter, he was dcpofcd.and '^^itf EjUt yffho had flie wed him- '*"* ^^^^^ 
 leife honeilly , ref pcfting the good of the voyage, was placed 
 Matters Mate in his ttead. ' 
 
 h\(e,FrMnciiCUmentst}a,^ Boatefwaine , at that time was . ^ 
 
 put from his oi}icc,and iFiiKi4Mi fTijftf* a man thought more fit 
 preferred to his plate: this man had^^ bafely carried himlclfe 
 to out Mailer, and to the a<fUon« ' 
 
 Alfo, %AirUm Mntw was appointed Boatfwaines mate« 
 and a^promife frdm the Matter, that fr«m this day Imtt wa- 
 ges fliquldremaine to i^Atf,and the Bolbns overplus of wa- ^ « 
 ges fliould be equally devided, between Wtlf^m and hhn King, 
 to the owners good liking , and one of the quarter Matters, 
 who had very well carried themfdves CO the furtherance of 
 thebufinefle. ' 
 Alfo, the Matter proiififed « that if tbe offenders yet beha- 
 
 , vedthemfdveshonefily,he would beameaneilbr their good ° 
 and that hee would f«rget injuries, with other admonitions. 
 
 Here the Reader mav oblerve a plaine exprdlionof i7«fi- Hitdfmt ^ood 
 
 y^ff/ good carriage, ottade concerning the v>y age, andpithi* nature. 
 ly demonttrated , which makes niee ready to call Vriei^f ^^ 
 nirtherquettion, who in all his long declaration of this voy- 
 age, hath not given iVif^f'* any commendations, no not in 
 his good parts : ind yet hath taken paines enough other- 
 wayes , to make an ample cxprettion , and to call the roague 
 gretne^ Henry Greew. WcU Pricket , I am in great doubt of 
 thy fidelity to^Maftcr//iiM!/i». v ; . 
 
 7^* ^^•T^^^Thomas Button i»#ri&iiM/)^ rArRcfblu- ^"S°^« % 
 
 tipn, ii# Admirall, the pitcovery ^m»4imirMlkwmim^ 
 '"r }ii^v re4MJLifiStmMfefi%^A^mih^i^6\*^^^l^^^^ ]■' 
 
 COaccrningthis veyagethcm^g^&bccsiniifch tx pefl ; ^ — .'...Mf^i 
 from me,leingthat iSaveinet Wit|inoneol^6 lourrtaltf i. 
 
 
 
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 i thereof : Itappearet'iittuittli^y ti^V4NcaeccmGededVf»r 
 
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 whatreafooslknow iv>i» butit is fitciqgthic fuch chuigs 
 lhoiildbeiitit4eettant»asiiiayaiiy wajr redound to the good 
 of the CtmlDon«^ealch ; and tmrefore I can but comnmni- 
 ate wha^bflire received ^rom •//^^^rud^Prif^* and others 
 by Relatiolipvho was in the faipe Vovag|c,and ^rom Sir 7i&#. 
 *^ ^^in the lad part of a lournall or this voyase. 
 . Jiieoeparced about the beginning of May, and went by the 
 WeA,ana entered the paflage on the South of XifilMf4»»,gnd 
 fometime was faft amongft the Ice : but at length he came to 
 '^'Xl* bis Iland, where nee flaied S.dayes ; and in tHat time 
 fct up.aPinnk^e he hiad brought from home with him in pie^~ 
 ces ; andchey fet from thence to the i^eftward, where hce 
 djCcoye'red the land he called dnrjiSwanfiufiy From thence 
 he^^proceeded to the Southward of the Welly failing with lan(|\ 
 in Latitude about ^O.d.4p. with the mmtdHpfes-cheekj t' 
 'ihinkebecauie that there his expeAation was crolTcdy and 
 thereabout euduring a grievous ftorme, was put to the Sou^h. 
 ward;and conftrained to looke for Ivurbbur the 1 3 . of Aqguft. 
 torepaiiiefomelofles. After which'i:^e o^meon the new 
 Winter with much {lormicweathery as he was conftrained 
 to winter there,ina fmall Kile or Creeke on the North fide[of 
 aRiver in Lat.57^. 10. which River he named TmNelfiu, 
 after the nameofhisMafier (whom ^he.buried there) putting 
 his fmalShipin the for^moft andBaracadoe boththem(with 
 Piles^f Firre and earth ) from ftorme of Snow»Ice»Raine» 
 Floods, or what el^ might fall. , 
 
 He wintered in his Sbip^ and kept j: fires all the Winter : 
 bat loft inany men, and yet wasfiipplied with great flore of 
 white Partridges* and other Fowle^ of which I have heard it 
 credibly reported, that this company killed 18O0. dozen ia 
 the Winter fcafen* ■ . , 
 
 ■ v^ i * ; 
 
 j.Fatkoms, 
 
 The reptrtpfCdftdhieHawhfidQC, Jffeemredintke- 
 SomhChmieU. ' 
 
 Seeing the South fiiorc within Frettm Httdfiii^tritxt ^fopet 
 ^^iMMMifCwioe or thrice* j^ tide:about 
 
 iy4 trt»4^g/i^/jffheft^it<?ame^w 
 
 fitfabon^AciBagdf h<» tatttt in the Sbuth ChanneH betweend) 
 tltt Her SWSiif^ip^^v^ad^^ theScjiiich maine fayUng in between 
 (^jrifi4iMmmdi^J>*iUjI}ixii^ Ilei totfae WeHend 
 
 /%& 
 
 ' V- 
 
 ■^i«.: 
 
\1^- it 
 
 ■..-4 
 
 y 
 
 sir Thomis Bot€6i, 
 
 
 lb 
 
 thereof, where he fftith is a bankc of Owes to aachornpon at 
 I |.fathon«' €.fr§fiinh$lim it to be brought within the Weft , v 
 
 point of the He, which will then beare Baft by South. Here 
 the SAlvMgnAidi ofki to atfault his men (bound going to kill A Fowlc. 
 WillickSiofwhichthere isiuchftore, as in ihort timehee 
 could have laded his Boat^with two Canons^and to the num- 80 Salvagcarr 
 ber of 7 o.or So.men came upon then,uiitill with one Musket ^ &«<^anoris. 
 fhot he flew one of their mefi, and hurt more ^ who much a- ' ' 
 
 ' mazed with the rieport and excecution of a Musket retired,yct 
 at his cdknmittg from thence» he fending his Pinnace boat on 
 land to take ^ frcfti water; the Salvages were laid in ambu(h 
 iimongftthe 6.ocks,and flew him 5.mendcad,oncefcaped J"^*** ^^n€ 
 by fwimmins. It is much to bee doubted that the Salvages ; - 
 
 did flay tho& men in revenge, for 4. of their great Canons r 
 
 he tooke oflFthe Land from this people, whereof he reftored 
 biit two backe againe. And here it was where the villaines 
 <3r§en€ and Ju9$ weiv flaine* after they had expofed Mader 
 Brndfin-, This is Sir Piv«r/<ry Di^gtUt He, and there is Deare 
 within th^facne. Hee paned from hence to a Cape on the N. 
 fide of his ^ayes entranee,whi(;h he named Cofjs Swam nefi^ 
 and from thence to his Hopesebeeki, was troubled with Hufc 
 of winds, and fliould watery took harboar the 15 . of Augult 
 inP§rf Nielfift, he endured a flttrpe Winter loft many men, 
 kild 3, Deare in the River as they were fwtmming for fide to ^ 
 
 fide. There came alio to them divers Bearet and Wolfes,and 
 it was the i6# of February before the River * was froze o- * Not above 
 ver, having had divers wartne thawing dayes before, the a mile broads 
 Captain having beene fick the whole Winter, beganto mend 
 the 24«of January. The Icebegan notto cleareoutof the Ri- ' 
 yer untilthe ai.of AprilUafter virhichihey killed daily with 
 their Net abundance of Fi{h,as bigge as Mackrils. 
 
 Now duringjSSSis wintering it appeareihy that Sir Tj&^iiiir 
 having good timdtqiidvife and contemplate what \^ to bc^ 
 done the next^^e 5 ^rewfomc Demands inwtitifig^wfiich Something J 
 he caufed(it feeined^the moftmideritanding inen of his-Co^« propoondea ; 
 pany to anfweviOliwllieh, fuch anfwers as came td my hands to uie tompa 
 I doe hereby free l y i m pa rt^ fbt ay beft c rt i fi d fii'ft a H^.''' — "y-. — ^ 
 
 
 tbif %ivgtmNt0W4Uis. 
 
 01 
 
 imfrimisy 
 
•V 
 
 
 fftQ 
 
 5ir ThofliasBiitconl 
 
 :%•• 
 
 V«iation,x4. ^^ '*r«it courfc by common Gompafle North ^4l8«leaguet. 
 
 The Lathmdff fpA. ^om* 
 Vartacion Vtom D€frlMii9HX.o xhtWtoi' Ref9lmti9»t? 
 
 ^ A I courfc is N.^Jjy W.ihc Ltcimde d I .d. tbc> 170. Lcagocf, 
 
 '' dilUncc '" * *^ 
 
 Variation 
 
 I. ^°"z^('^ M « ^'^?.^*^^"J «4». Leagues^ 
 
 Variation 
 
 From Sir DtMf JOig^i his lie, to the 
 
 Variation-. 
 
 ^r#^/^ the courfc is Wii. Noitberly»tKe di- > I^j. Leagues, 
 ftance S 
 
 FromtheCAf#4/toQ>wirWr/^Lit.57.tliC?^,n T>.«n,i.e ' 
 courfcis S. by W.thednitaoc./ f ^°' ^*5"«?- 
 
 ThecouriesareallbythecomnonCompas. YourWor^ 
 (l^ips and cver/>riniacowne never, tilt death, -^^ 
 
 My anfwerc to the firil dematitad ufldltr your favbur,£ thin)^ 
 
 it not amifle to fearch this River^if God give ftrength to our 
 
 , . Men, beibre our departure frdoi ir > tobave the knowledge 
 
 C'Qod adriic. j,^,^ (j„g ^j doth extend ; andthat Wt may meet with fome 
 
 Inhabitantiwhich may further oisrexpcdlatioiis, but I cannot 
 (hinkeof any. profitta.be made by ft. 
 
 My anfwer to the 2.Demauiid, is to feaixrh to the Nbrth* 
 
 ward about this Wefteme land, untill ifit be poflible that we 
 
 may iinde the Flood commtngfirom the Weftward, and to 
 
 t^end our courics min(V that flood following the ebbe » 
 
 Well gneft fearclupg that way (or the pa£fage. For this flood which wc 
 
 HulwL have had from the Eaftward, I cannot be perfwadcd but that 
 
 they arc the veynes of fooie faead-land to the North wawls 
 
 of the Cheeks^d by the Inlets of Rivers which let the flood* 
 
 tide^iqtp them^whtch Hedknds being found al,l do aflbrtmy 
 
 _ ^fe chittbetyde wit be found to come fron^'t^ Wethvard. 
 
 ,. 7 Herein I havefliewed my opinion fofarre my ludgcroent 
 
 ' i will afibrd,unttU fluther rcafbn&indu^eth me to the cdntrary. 
 
 ' • 1^. Ptn^iwrloflaB Hubart. V 
 
 . PwBl pl iC vPttrfciiitTid^^ bctoginy^A ^ 
 
 i»*dig. ftmceir ^ V V ^ ^ 
 
 \ i%. 
 
 if- 
 
 ■ r-^(S' . 
 
 Th 
 
(V 
 
 / 
 
 5i!r Thomas Bacton. 
 
 ■«dii«iliMi 
 
 
 t'*tHi 
 
 •Alfa 
 
 ^o. 4/. 54. «». 
 
 From C45p#F4r#iifr//to the Hand of ^#/V#-^ * Vari tlon . 
 
 //•» , the courle if W. and by N. an4 the di- > 208. leagues, j j.d.i gteat 
 ftanccis ' 3 miftake, 
 
 SirDiuU0;Di£gshis\hndisinlJit.6i.l>/7 
 40. M. andisindilUnccfromthe Ileof !2^-S.i8o.Lcagacsi Variatioii^. 
 ^Awi#».Bpon a W. and by Nf Northcrlyrolci - ?<>""•• 
 
 Tficcheckeslycintfi.D.iy.M. Lat.from> v » 
 
 SirDitdinDiiishis nand,thcretothc courfc> l^o.teagqcs. ^*"^"" ♦ ,^ 
 it W.andby J>.tndtbedirtanceis 5| ^' * ^ ^ 
 
 Omr wintering keimgin the Ldt. ef$6' d* 5 8. «i. 
 
 From the chcckcfc to t)ur wintering place, yi Variation M, 
 
 thcconrfcisS^and by W.J. Weftcrly,andthe>87. Leagues, diflferem* 
 
 diftaHceis ■- ■ X 1 GrttMnthc 
 
 Thc^y.ofNovemben ; Variation!. 
 
 V 1 made an obfervation of the Moone, and the planet Mars,, 
 arid for that I ftanil in doubt/or the houreto be axadbiy feund 
 out by any DiallClock , or other In(|ru|nenry to hang a plan- 
 net to find when the foremoft Guard was right under the 
 Pole ftarrc,at which inftant I found d* and <f to be one degree, 
 and 41. minutes a(under, by which working I fiippofe or Xong from 
 dcemc it to bee as followcth; this our wintring j>kcc 1 1 x. Ui^Aon* 
 degrees, and 1 5» of longitude from our Meridianoi the Citic 
 oiLendW' P#r iwr lofias Hubart. - / 
 
 Ih the ndmeef Gold %/f men. 
 
 Of the ccurfes from the lAifiTon htad in /wiW.being bound 
 towards the Northweit paflage,Ca?>tain Themm Bmton Gen- 
 tlemany being our Generall in the good ftiip c^l«d the Refetm- 
 thn : y»ib»iV»|r4wCaptaineandMaftcroftwPiBace, called ' 
 
 l\i^*l>ifcoverie* i<fl%* ►-^ * ' 
 
 Aw^aw^, from the Mii!bnkeadia/rtf/«^ .^.,... 
 
 toCapc J>ifc9rd'm CrtanUnd, thccourfeis> 3^. Leagues. J^'^J^^ ^^* 
 N.W. byN. Northerly, and thediftanceis J - ^ * * ;. • 
 
 FromthecaCr^i&^to Cape 2)i/fcpriinp ^ * 
 Gr^nUndtthccoatCcisS.W.ej^W.Sor-CJl^^^^^^ 
 ihcriy»bythe€c»npflffc,theLatwf P .d-a04n*f*f ^ ^ — 
 
 mpfv 
 
 toedi 
 
 }:V! 
 
 Y.'^1 
 
 and thediftanceis . 
 
 Fromthe OHifinbeddtoCzpc^^epistiml ^^ 
 is Ac CQiirfcijjrcib W-N. W.&thcdiftaacc,i4Po* 
 
 
 .U^i 
 
 Vtom 
 
 
 x*.. 
 
Ill 
 
 Sir thomm Bquod. 
 
 ,f — 
 
 ■ ! 
 
 
 Prom chc fcur ^c ^ Cape Difmdto (^>pc . 
 F4nr#/, checourfi; lyethS* W« Southerly Dy^5S.Leaguci« 
 comparfcdiiUncc ^ 
 
 . From Cape fMrwtll to the Wcfternc pat . 
 of this Hea0 Land , by Czpc Defrimi^ft, the 
 courfcisW.N. W. halfe Northerly, loot, ^ - 
 Lcaflucsdiftant,aii<i from this Head Undcof*°®'^«*Stt«- 
 1>if§Ution^ is 1 o Leagues diftant » in all from 
 £4r»rr// CO Dr/«/4/f«»/he diftance is 
 ^ N.N. E. by compaffc bctwccne Cape F4r- 
 
 7*"«i » iKc ^'^^* ^"^ ^^*^ forcfaid Head Uiid , there let a 
 julged!*" * ^^*"y 5^^^ current ro the Wcllward . 
 
 < . From Cape I7«y0/4//«», to the He of ^iry#Y 
 Variation 19 '^f' *» ^^*= courfe lyeth W. N. W. Weftcrlyii lO.Leagucf. 
 altitude 6s*d. 30. m. and the diftance ^ 
 
 , ' ¥rom Refil0ii$i$ to SsMmy lie % W*bypI40.Leagaes* 
 
 N. Altitude 63* d*- 1 ; • and from the Hand to^ 
 ^0//»j&#iW/# Cape,thecourrelycthW-S.A2. Leagues. 
 W» Southerly j 
 
 Andfromthis Cape to I?i>^# his Hand j^Leagues. 
 
 ^ . . VromRffilmti§M to Wifiif^lmei Cape, ihcy 
 oftiMs*lie u ^^^« ^y«*^ ^'^^y N. Wcftcrly , andthc di->x S3 leagues. 
 ' 'flanccii S 
 
 From !^j:/Witf/#* to DiVri his Hands, the? . - 
 courfcis W.by N.Northcrly,and the diftanccj ^ 5 ^ '^^^Sws 
 
 Altitude, 63* d. 
 From Sir *D$Mf Diggi his Hands, to 7 
 N^tbimghMm Hand, -N. by the compaffc, > 7. or 8, Leagues, 
 andthediftanceif i 
 
 FromSir i>iir4/!f/ 2)(r£/Ilandf to ^ir4«w I-? 
 land,W.byS. \ J4o» Leagues^ 
 
 FrpmI>/^/iifsIlandtoJEri^^/Ci(^r,the7 
 ^^puflSis W.S. W.aUttle Wcfterly,andthc> 2dO.Lcagucf. 
 diitanceis ^ 
 
 # . The Altitude is 5o.d«4aiii. 
 R^m ffiyrf CM? CO th e Broken iand. 7 ^ 
 
 ^Jn«K)iir Admi|aHjcisceivt84 £ gieac ftom^te : > A^.Lcagnes. 
 thccoyrrelycth5.W^9.Leagucs,Altitade59. 
 
 Nl^-: 
 
 tfo/l«fo.m« 
 
 
 Fg^ this broMa; Lwwi; tothe head JV#fw7^ ; -^ 
 «*^»W*«%the<i^^ Lcagi^cs*; 
 
 '0^^i 
 
 S-"-^ 
 
 Thi 
 
fTT 
 
 MNM 
 
 
 Sk Tkosuui BtfttoQ« 
 
 '^W^ 
 
 ■B^ 
 
 ThtHiMmdi*tk0tmrMt£im0 this Buy CM/Ui 
 
 From tbii Head land unto the Roadc of the^ "^ :* 
 hariKiur « the courle lyeih South 4a* Leagues, Cq^ t .^«„e 7W». 
 and from Km/ rl^/Aj to this Roadc . the (^*^- ^'**** "^ ^' 
 tourCelyethN.&andbyN* J 
 
 Hitherto the Lord oi his mercy hatk blefTed , preferved, ' 
 and kept us from alt dangers whatfoeTer, which we^ bcfecch 
 hitn to bleflfe us of'his mercy , and to fend us well forth a- 
 gaine, ^ap#«». 
 
 » ffTfivf Ed ward Glan vile* 
 
 What I received fromSirT/'#a»4t2(^#,was an AbftraA co^ 
 p]^ taken out of Sir T'AMP^iBufrrtftf/ own^ Ioamall» beitirgat. 
 his retume tothis Hopes Checkt >and not before : As from the 
 beginnig^f his Voyage, or his wintring. I have nothing buc 
 by report, and thus he proceeded from thence. 
 
 15* this day being there he plyed up with contrary winds, 
 and fogg having di verfity of depth, altogether (landing Eaft- 
 wards of {bmciimes to 3 o. Faddome and more, and landing 
 in to h, or 6 m. thus travercing and anckoring, untill the a 3 • 
 day, finding theTyde to come from N. E. by N. which is an 
 efpeciall argument that the land doth lycfo^and not any thing . 
 ellcofnote, *•: 
 
 23 Having thus plyed up to the N. E.v;ards untill this 
 day, and ftanding into the Ihorc, hcc anckored for to try the 
 tyde, thinking to fend his Boate on Land, to fee what land 
 it fliDuld be : it bare on him fcpm the N« E. by N. to the N« 
 W. by N. and the depth 4I. Fadomc not above 4. \. League 
 from the Land, this was the Wgheft land hee had leene, fmcc 
 hee came from Sir Dudley ^iggs his Hand, the lad yeare this 
 Land he named /Ttfprf^i/t/^wrr* ^^ > 
 
 24. This morning proved thick eafic windc, and it fell to 
 lighten and thunder, fo as hee hold it not fit to adventure the 
 Boat from the Ship. 
 
 2j.HeftoodoffrommidnigHttintilt!iisda]^i0.lcaguesN. . 
 Etby N.CO anchor ; bat he faith the windc wa$N. E.by N.th c ^ 
 
 M 
 
 ground was moreeven in lVmdingoflF,andorichen b^ote^hc 
 2oed ofr4.1eagiict more into 87. Fathon^i ?' ' ;^ 
 
 This evening acthe Sunocsfct|irig, lie tfeok him witfi two • 
 fevenll Inftiuinct^ts, ^dfoand-himio goe downe ^^.d^to 
 
 .*K<.' "' 
 
 tlie 
 
 -"' ^^ 
 
HhrMi 
 
 !%«. 
 
 '> 
 
 
 •at 
 
 ^ifThonuMBaccoir^ 
 
 I ! I ' U > l i i 
 
 f 
 
 .1^^ 
 
 W» 
 
 the W.'>fl' Nocth by 6ue,and by the other joA they tooke 
 the middcd bet wi«t both. / .. . 
 
 3tf Akcr midnighc hc(loodinagatncN.N.W.f.leigueSy 
 
 ^ the wind came to the S. W • the weather hire and dcarc, and 
 tSe bcU he had fincc he came from his wintering place:about 
 
 ■* ^.chis moi ntng he i'tct land ; it bore on him from the N< E« 
 by North,to the N« W. by North,about 8.or 9*lcaguea etfaC 
 noone hce (leered to the Eafterne point, to get hold thereof, 
 and had a good obfervatioR in 6a.d.4i.m. and his depth 74, 
 fathoms ; wht will pr^trdS thit y»1fg* f try whithwthit uc 
 ultra proved 4 Baj §r m^ mi^fi bigmbtrt^ dud fr§eted r# Carys 
 $wa*isncft. 
 
 From this nodneuntill midnight he (loodN*£. by N« 18« 
 leagues with ipuch windc and goowoe Sea. 
 § From midoinghc being in Iciathoms : the weather hazy, 
 the windeS.W. Vftood otf N. E bv Notth 11. teagnes, tiU 
 noone; feeing the weather like to be bad,ind at |.in the mor- 
 ning ; he found his depth not anfwerable to bis ezpcdatioiu 
 for he had but 35. fachooiy and at «• pad' 3. ft i. fathom ; hee 
 ftood S.E tiU^.that morniag,aiKl had ao. fathom. 
 37. About ^.tbis momiai hce gave order to take in his Skiffc; 
 the weather cleariiig>he u w ^d Nouid by Eabout 5 .teagues 
 ofF,andwasas the other land that hee lad fawe fomething 
 higher; and having edged in with the land , from thit mor- 
 ning 6. untill iiopnCfthc land was N.E.and by E. Rom him. 
 
 From noone iintiUtf«in the eveuing^he jleered E.one point 
 without the land 4.1eagiies ; at ^. he anchored 3i»f«thon« It 
 was then flake water ; for at 8.cafl(ie a ftroog fet from N. by 
 E»at II, the windc S.S.W« and blewmuchy hee weighed and 
 ilood away N.E with his Fore and Milion Saylcs. 
 
 18 At midnight he put out all layles and ftood N.E. away 
 4* leagues9untilliiiQming4, having depth then 73. fathom, 
 
 . he edced in N.and N* and by E, upon that tyrcyhee found the 
 night Defore,and runne from this raoming 4« untill noone, 5» 
 leagucs-NlbfiiqivhatEaftcrly. i 
 
 This no o ne with bould windc S. he looft up for the (here 
 
 Noi ccftay n c 
 
 ft hethct Hood to get an oppeouniqr.if pofllbly, to fend his Boat on land xo 
 
 orebbe at thi» ^^^^^ f^^^ ^j^j^j, |^ becnc*he flood, and which the ebbe : 
 
 ^ ' ^ but when he came within 2. leagues of (hore , hce found the 
 
 Bay ^llhrokqi ground, fl9i^%j|^a fiiU Qf ^^ gooNd 
 
 -r**- 
 
^alm 
 
 '' StflfttoioMM BatcoR. 
 
 ^"tmm 
 
 mm 
 
 tif 
 
 The weather de&mag Mcctay rttf thick, h^'camc to an 
 •Bchorttone t dock in kheafternoonc, and fenc rhe Boat on 
 Land t bttt dbey had not becnefrom him htlfe a Glafle, but ic 
 srew Ip thick,that hecauf^edMuskcci to face (hot to call the 
 Boafbackag/iinc^ the end (965 . G4affds thev relumed, fay. 
 ing, that Mitring rode halfe an houreat ancnor, they could 
 diicvmenotyd^nomorecouldheintheShip. In this place 
 icisa Bar fiiU of fmaU lies ncers the (hore otidcr the high . / 
 
 land ; and u he rode boreonbiai N.N,E.Eafterlyr and 5. W. ^f 
 
 atclock4.cU«wiiidcbegaiitoblowveiy«atfhi hfe waytd » ^ 
 and ftanda E;N.E. of witlf«W,W*wind* until! tf.tliatiiighc ^IJSf^j** 
 the windecncrealing eo a great ftorme, he.takea in his maine fiude nhcthcc 
 and cop raylea»afid (tands awav E.N.fi. with a forefay le> at 8. it bee a Bajr or 
 adocK behadiSsiw fachool^aBa foilandtog one houte looger« ^ci 
 it begad €0(ihoaklcoittiiTfiiaidlpo6bt»^ he caine intiy^^^ 
 fathom for thk to^teninningfiaftifvttld, W ahiraies de^c- 
 ned bis water, which now (koakHog he edged oV B. till mid* 
 nighcA the^ iad but ^ff^fathomjWUoh percciving^iic found 
 that Ik wasiiabayci)yuiereibrBtoiwc3vaic^'fu^ 
 ilroak^ayldalidiiyitoUalllr*'-^ ^r-". '.:.mI n.;:{ v.! -n.-c' :;■:' 
 
 :>^i« l^om nidnight untai |» tbk moniingt htUf on Hull^ 
 having the water fo (hoald, and at |. the imthec^^^learing .1^ , 
 lictleavillitheincrea(eofri^da|fl^|ii»h(BerawlaR^ • 
 
 El»^«mthifrN«N^Eafteffo^ whiohpcrceivitif, heefee 
 hiit$qrfei^aJidiflaiskboiiDhlil%|^hoKl,vlAd(l«x^ : . 
 
 noone»4jL0igiie»*./->^ J^fi3■];J;:^n7c^^;.^vi)^^KJior{ : , ; ■ ^ - j . ^ 
 
 , Thii9atnooiiftid£tttnigidalmeindthaatid,heaiickdrswith 
 hit ledge Anckor,.het£D)ucdadlcbcJ8oaltalong to bee rookie 
 
 «filodtftlitiic.dakr«^attdraYir tfirlind ^ 
 fit>ia htm,fhinithe Ni^o tfaei\i^Si Wo^^htoi^ethcr wlch 
 tfacIimdivbichhB^wiiiddheni9ip3dQgifTctnS.todieE.by^$« ^ 
 R£.Baftfiilx«.gave hinaflutanoei tiuc be was imbayed, for 
 th<rh^cfiaU|iM:b^9f^EaftQHieiI^^ 7*I^S(i*'^ d4«aeg.)o«m. 
 
 — Being thus at a Nm%ht himftlte by obf e nratibrii thc4iy . 
 
 beforo; ie l^kis fiKkoAiMfinc^tohte-aliiCuiaotth^ 
 
 ai>5fid^ Ittr<MiMedfatiai&OKthiiK» add efpecialiy toieethe ^ .. 
 
 Eafterne I^nd to treul away SMwrlftwdfthe wind com- 
 
 mttt8>fapi»ti»N.N<i> hcafaMWiotir ofcdfe^c^aUcAa^B^^ 
 
 ■ ^i:c.-:^: -:::}■':: '■■'f-:'- ■ F' ■"■ '" .add :;''.: ■;; vv. ■ 
 
 1 1 
 
 .->. : I 
 
 J-'L 
 

 V* 
 
 
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 / < 
 
 w, 
 
.'^rrr 
 
 Tft9fHftl!*W»- 
 
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 ^'KSl»lJ**^*' ?*sw««y '>f»?^- 
 
 not 
 
 
 K 
 
 W: 
 
 VY CH iuic.aMis OM ^anliot b^ ftb^e l6^qri 7. Lingoes ov^ir, 
 fl-Ojtn ^h4t^ I^vi^fi^ in bis iai»^ 
 
 ^'^ «w<i naUwriMin«i^Uar»e«t,It;tonotfindthat»tprov€4 
 proved *n^^|,it^^i,yjjnyth^|cwiftWfiteca.wdforo^^^ 
 
 AAiWiif > intl»rf»n»ooirt<;i>heifmd bnw 
 i^^k^^etookein Jus 5»yIC5,Wd'i/toe away ^rttl*^^*^^^ 
 fpr& Ay k, having 4^ : Bsdomc, an4 bctwccBo .7- aiW »# hec 
 auifi j#cr to tfi .Fkdoixiey joid iaa cleere hcc Uv<r the Land 
 ^MtayJSii^^hauwtsttf^t^tomhi titoci tjiifcbt jfetfaylc, 
 tbifcaftcnittM imi* «4«fcoi8l»i hqrannc 7;!^^ 
 theWindatN<.N.E,'Atao*i4>» h«clkood& Bhbping'to 
 hjtvtftundthc land 10 ^'pakiWAy » andtunmn j but Ko{^«J 
 hour^; hlc,ctmctQfi|ibotibjfv«cr up<»«fuddainei aiSdhad. 
 fciiit a4Moaic. : Jtod ilwwmhb! bdp§y««hawph 
 the Land faire by him, bearing E. iT^R iwr WghlJtiid,, thcii: 
 h({fc^VMx«itflLiHniS^^^*^*%^'^^^^^ 
 
 and ac 4. kchtt^raiiiihgte: caiineiafo «$if adbniQythi^^ei 
 edgUofW«wd5l W;«iid *iJi W^wtiU 
 when the ftorme was fo violent that he waadnffcdto fteertf. 
 away befbltil^w^itb htsifbcc codrie^t if 4 this^noin^ 
 cxtieau»«>€mi£iaa^iiefuiritlitla%B^ ^ ^^ t^-^ ^ 
 
 >Attth&fdqiiw#Hi^ecit^ 
 i««tiieIfiia^e^jW&biHPfHbcfac^ 
 3; togueslrcMhttr* f^oiikA. untittNirkndhsel^prod J'. 5^^ 
 
 Jhyl^ r AndthisEa(lemeI»dlieera«riobciUifBf.5^v^ 
 1toteficBiliiuiin4^»i^ 
 
 Frbrt Ntonfe iintittlitt^^ 
 — f^p ffl i sf I y^ T r ftm ^idqi gni i i iai all this nobi ii e' '^r ^ Bv ^ 
 
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 "V^ 
 
 , !t W 
 
 Lea0ies»«id4.Xeague8>^*iifkW.' - -^ ^ ' ! - 
 
 <'r' 
 
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 ■W 
 
 ,i|. 
 
 don this was in 62 .d. 57.' lfii^iieihriili6,tti6H^^ikM'<:diMm W^^ , 
 
 b tbc 5oat!i^aflrdsf» h tviBg rua 
 
 N/wardi5|f leflpS^*;^P >b^^^ 
 nets'olF; and hcc flQod:^«ft!ft^^ 
 
 m^s.xieihyw '" ' •■•-■•■,'' "-^ • "' ^'-^ .'' 
 
 hn^ie ah4 fd itAmM hftd0ijitam£immm6tfcb^, him. ^"s-ft- 
 ih'thirttetekdi^i^'itfcagat^a?:^F.^ 
 
 lattpaai^ie Mnothad ofttfiS'hdiifci deer« a|;iiy citfic, fe 
 beeicid Iiburc^WitHdiit rffiffe tifo#he <^oW jrhd^Englifli 
 
 [erthkkand 
 
 IStptmi^msiiM liffia^VMfipfillii dipthbSivccne 70.an4 
 7^1^dfaaidffe^c#^^»^l!d^^^ ' 
 
 hfet^teaffedi^eGttdit *<^dbfe*>:: tbcrtfbrc with pati.; 
 cncc Jje ftood away as necre as hlfcduld', but bf his ftandrn^ 
 mrtli^rfsAifw^terfti^'ftbkrd^^^ 
 
 ^ fthiT^ndcdfdtfifiMltvWtd:::::^;;,:-^ 
 
 ^ thcnpc 4;Lcagucs,E. by S,, pUpi&^m :^ ! : . * 
 4. From Midfellght uritln j. tt^^^ 
 Leagutisfromttichcfclic ft6oii:T|.^^ 
 foxncdcercs- '. ''?, -.!..':' ',r.,-. '• '/•"•-' i; 
 
 From noonc untill r o,at n{gh((^. teagaej^ E.N3. his depth 
 ^ (hoaWingftom ^5.t046/fktli^^he wtithcrthit!^ and bad; _^ 
 
T^wf ■:..": ■ 
 
 ■ il.. -ii- <■!■ >— 
 
 ■Ifi M W 
 
 JJiB 
 
 s^'RiaiiHU^B^mi. 
 
 ^V.1 
 
 he (loqdi* icagi^M'^fiibfi^cth. 
 
 S. ^^ -t» ?" 
 
 - ,1, 
 
 ^AHglffi* 
 
 irom the, I. ^^t a^afipciqCU^^^ 
 
 ant U this day fi^t of It^lCVCd )ljLI|^AUcKiM tDaC-ljNOV^Jte'p^^ 
 
 adured ofchat' which lie dici bu( doiibt i^foie ; which ^afl^ 
 
 -'M tl>c*ftc?no9iick^o^^ 
 
 FatViona,tndcroflcaKacc,wnidiikRE»jmd5^fW# andcon- 
 ^nucd about halfe.aGl^e. M4«^ clock thf^W. point of 
 the i^pd did bc^f frp(iii.Ji|^N*W%V;ib9Mt 
 
 w4f ;^awl a fa^rc ow of a J^^^ 
 
 haVe 9j»and.ix>.iath<w'; andihstfropcha vc^^^ the 
 
 Eafterneland whef^fwiil bcaccfromyfou £*b,y N.4^1cagucs 
 
 oAf; - ■' ■■ ■■:,,. 
 
 A^ood Bay to Iti this ^ay ht^haij^CfJ jiU J^i«^faylc^thipWcjto havifidde 
 ^hidAVajtered : bptbif pcbor t^ips dpwoe^i^^ihiis &o^ 
 
 mdllMt'spiie^^ hisK^fte^sMli^ landi^rn / 
 
 the to^ MaH; head .•T^^ndbj^^chenc^ifiis' whereof mad^b 
 
 him woridcrfpr thaftfiey alll^w ^hi* WW j^ fc^d thc^ hi»4: 
 feelKittetaftyceiT, wb^RfAeyrtooItt^ 
 up OpKa^^X^^,WhoJs^ w#M W*" wberPMP- 
 
 6n he hd^ed Up his atichdrWndird^^^^^ and by. 
 
 E^and^. aodcaoie into gOt^thom';:^ mi%igthis laad, hec 
 anehored(oig|ir ;it fi^JQ^J^^ 
 
 anchor in«^ 
 
 A laml of 
 
 ffoe ncere the land^he thought he K9<1 (eenie in ;^« ClaflSp^hee 
 leiTed his deepic gAfathoBi : i$i H^fif^ ^.5.E Ke came to 41^. 
 and 5<^. fathom iti)«Glaflcftiif. , - . 
 
 About 5» in tfaemofliingtHe #l|id'ca^eibbut toUi^^^ 
 H« heilandsE^clofeupoR'a wind, and came to Dj.itpqoney 
 without^ht of land r whorcby iiccLwa|,jli|t|ed /that if was 
 the Imagined MyeeresUfodl ' 
 
 Ffom vefterday noonei UQtyl this,iK>one^ I4« leagnls ^ 
 by E» and d; Icagqcis E> W> jE. fhe weather fomcwmt cleare, 
 
 but not lit to make obf enratiOUt after noone thcCale hard». 
 on, he ftroqke his lofty &yles; the 5ea foioewhat gcowne* 
 the day cleeteftand faireft of ]id.or ij* d«y^ ()cforew 
 
 .,:■:.- ' Rom 
 
 1 9 
 
1/ 
 
 airlHifli iMi BBrti b i 
 
 m— ■! 
 
 •«M>. 
 
 ,"•. "^ 
 
 la^ 
 
 ffon'OooiiethiixiayjmdliBidnisheEiiC^Sileflq^his^lit 
 M*th« <vaifilKr|f«v»bad»«iidliceluclicfae^cabcarofhis 
 Beikf)^cad,tt whic^ttCMAhe took iitMcSytnd cta)ct0'^^^ 
 . Frommidnigbt b£f<>veiUntiUthis day noone heetlrive on 
 
 fomcwhttlcffc. 
 
 At;a^inih<;iiiwiiingthcftoanebemg broke up, and ^e» 
 d<>wne,bf fct rayle$,and hid driven dncentene bdPore S.$.E« 
 4,ieaeucs,«h^ witidc be^Wixc N.N»E. aad H£* j > jJ«v :\ ^^ ^ 
 
 At 8/tlii$ moining he bad JO, fathom,thc thick was dte^^g „^^^^ ^1^., 
 
 tcd,andhcfcc land to bcar^ on HimEaft.- ^ ^ -r ■^^_-^UMtt$ llvwU 
 From «*thi8 morningthc timcofbisfcttingoffaylc, bee- 
 
 made N. E, by Nr Northerly* 7^loagues ; the morningiWatt j 
 
 foggic, but tbc 4ay provcfd faire. • ^■.•y' 
 
 M noone they had agoodobfci^ationsand all that did tat.tfiyl4tM» 
 
 obferve agreed in one,tnd to be in 61 -d, 38.m.. Latitude : hcc 
 
 made way to the ihore, E. by N. Northerly, 2. Leagues, and 
 ametoan anchor at clock a* in ij.ftthoroj the land beating • 
 
 .ftoi|iN.fcbyN;toB.S.E^- '. -^^v-.- ^:•^•'^^ ^-'r^'^' ;,„'■/• 
 • After 3.tnis afternoone the windc commtng to the E;N.E« ' 
 
 hcyfetfaycandftood to the Northward} and about y.this 
 ewcning coafting along the ftiore* the Northland feemcd like 
 ftwdl l5n4s«nd broken lands; the fi^t whereof made him 
 dcfirous to put in amor^ft them , bat the winde would not 
 pcrmif cat clock y.iheweather thickncd, and the land bore 
 from N.B.Eallerly,toS.E.from him 4.1e8gucs. this land was^ 
 avery lowand afmoOthla^*from^ nenceheftood ofttothc 
 Wcftward till midnight ; his depth from 14^10 ^5. fathom, 
 
 hiscouifeW.MW. Northerly 7. leagues. 
 
 At Midnight having the fame depth , the wind was at 
 noone N. northerly » he ftood about taeailwatd loV.Leaguea 
 
 E'N.E. 
 
 Somewhat bcfortinoonethis day it cleercd, andm ii'M* ^ 
 dome, hec fawthe Land a. Miles oiF, and upon the fame kce - 
 faw 5. whiteBeart5,foftandingofthecollcr©fhif mainftay 
 broke, whicb^attfed him to bear^wp With the Si mofli part of 
 
 the JUndhe (aw, to the inten»to lendhis Boate on Land for 
 
 - * tirthe^ 
 
 -o- 
 
 1 
 
 7anr» 
 
 water, and to try from whence the flood came j, 
 afWrnoone he anchored in a Bay in a» Fadomefmocith groudj 
 fa^ockicJfor he could fee it under liim : He fcnc his man iNtlk 
 
 /. 
 
 i.ttiSfiiafaia.'fi 
 
- (.'V" 
 
 
 MMiavmifr'' 
 
 r) o 
 
 SiHf^fmAu 
 
 Dead meni 
 "^ »kulU and 
 Iiones, 
 
 i^uguft. 
 
 v ■;■■■;;■' \. •■ 
 
 Rttinesofhou- 
 fes and Ca- 
 
 Images and 
 |4ans teeth. 
 
 , Flood came 
 from N4 
 
 W-'-- 
 
 flood came 
 ffomtheN. 
 
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 io^MulmMd» wli6&ai|d Vtmcct mlbmdjt^ chejribiindiiofc 
 fllfe$tMiitkrtkr.s«'cldlioart»broktfiy «ii| Attcn^owtieca 
 
 : li«f ges and eo]»e»nich utilky ftmnihfdiQ^iiig witfi titieir 
 HaihIii Uiufer tbr niineii of te decayed KottftiSy wittjhfome ddl 
 zen of fm^l Mors teeth. l 
 
 niii^Qeo hsdnifinmicd ebcrciby ^rack of 
 bdngiaforcedto^/iQlberi^^ 
 
 coMiSt»endafiiir»biicthrextirti)iitfbcih|(bft^^^ 
 and the place neither- affbidif^ meanesfor tfienrto r^aite 
 tb«ti: Canooes^fthe-rume* whereof he lound fome) ior fa- 
 cyUoirfire CQOQinfoitclKfiMn Wincer y hcc ^efiesth^kJO^d* 
 thcm,forhad they beencany oeheirthtfttfucAas wtifdthn^w- 
 filwted Jiy fach e<cwroicy^ they wduld not have left fuch 
 things behiddtheiiias.tbejD found, (or cherenature is where- 
 Iqifivqrthey come Co hstrefcw' things of tvorthr or value be- ' 
 h<iflAriidmi,4imchl^^ thiolte thby fi^ left tftbir 
 
 Imj^es, which hee oerveivcth they aiccoiiiic tl^ir gods^: Md ' 
 tfaeeiiJwafKlorsteedr, fbr ivbicb and the treync thereof tli^y 
 make all their Somm^rstravells and labours. 
 
 Thas hisBoace having brooeht him water, he ried «dl tBit 
 day. with wind of I^^ and a»bferved that the. flood ca^d - 
 from Nund the et)be fi»m S. making a Bill ftajr that day be- 
 tweene g. and^aClocke, 
 
 living watered he weighed and ftecred untill4,this mor- 
 ningiV. W.1y W.7.Leaguesithe%vind2yt'iV'.E. 
 
 Itgrcw tllickM^itlifogg, ar4. irt die Everting hectacktav 
 bout to the Eaftward , till^j, teagats N* E. hyB, tliethiclc 
 caiiTe him to take to the W. ward ,aud till Midnight he made 
 wayMAIsr.andby\V^ j.LeaMcs. > • /^ r 
 
 From midnight untillmormng tf, he ftood in £. ,2V. 4* nor^ 
 
 therIyc4.i:eagnes>hetacktabMt uttHir io«kClo6k s^Leaguts ' 
 iy4V«aDdj^j\r. 
 
 At whichtimebeecametoan Ancl^brin 85. Fadomcand 
 foundthctydcijfWood to come fiortf the iV.Iadd ebbc from 
 th e S * andiaid within IT, or 7 ; L e ague s of i fliorc, itbcarin ej jyi ' 
 B*mAbyB*i - ■ ' ^-' ■ ■■^- - ■ ' , - • :^:\ 
 
 ^iM Evenmgfcbe^ftood witl^^ indbj^ wihdc^Wi ^ 
 ^»-' - - leagutf^iMllmidnight, atnooneb^c hcc had^ 
 
 i^ii. ,ti- 
 
 A-K. 
 
 an 
 
> 
 
 -il-«- 
 
 ■wr " ''» 
 
 5V ThoBMt Button; 
 
 HI 
 
 -•M' 
 
 . '+' 
 
 an ot>rmatiofi tf 2« d. i ^t tiuihxs day hee faw great (lore of 7^ 
 
 geefefiyjcothc Sontliwards, ^hicb bee tooke to beea cokcn, ta«6x,(l.i9 m^ . 
 chat the Wiater did apDoach. the v^cather was Tery (aire and 
 cleere. ^ , 
 
 I^iMDiiiMdiiighetintfllT. thismorniAgi his way W. jr* ' 
 Lei»giicsjy;.Vv*andhy W. the wlndal before , th* weather 
 fair e and deere , and moft likly t# prove io to continue of a- • 
 fty , he hodio ieeiiefince he came fbr his wimcring* 
 
 Fr6m7«xhis morning untiil a. in the aftemoone,hee.ftood \ "^ 
 
 to dhc B.iwrd,ani laade way 4» Lcagoes iV^ R and b? E. 
 ^;Ii^aafae>«n<il>>i^eari/](g he ftoodtotheE; w«rd, and ^^ 
 Aidffway tmiitlinidmght 7.1i€!agues iV. W. 
 
 From nfjidnightuntiM morning hee held the ftmccottr(ej4. 
 Ltt^sJf. Wwiioither(y»k gitvir^alme^ 
 5 fl^caoues of^mlleid Otiki^l - htet etfilt to Ahic^ 
 BJAi«e,tlielAdbki^«<a«*tfee/V^iVi Wv*^ 
 bottfUiidrlieedtimitfdtobeedlfl^r 10. Leagues, (ftbeing^ 
 caUne wkbwMwardTvde) heefWayedAncV'* *<oi>iog to 
 
 aittadM2i9tinmd<>(t^^ «nd that^hc 
 
 Righitirtfthatl^wouldbrinchimiiicodeepei't^wr.^^^^^ ^: 
 
 lAlbrM w6*feardihe^figgi«^ La tf* d »S^ 
 
 {CH&tfaoaic^ iiihiail gflde comilimsoitfiee $6bdofFmtotfo» 
 
 fathome:when irfiettcabne he incfhored ag^^^ 
 ^i^*eandcle«?e,Mbft«iedtiid^d*j*.itj. .ThijCatrtWiis 
 
 ftvrei!y fait^ileadlan4aiidtheikotfch(ir«^itit 1^' ^^^ 
 
 ef thenthc weftenic , l«tt<#i«'aflf ^ tfe d»^ 
 . fcraigtaiea^ceptij^leaguaFonthis fide his wintering pl^^ 
 
 which waswobdyvekfeonthisiide it is all bartedii^^ 
 
 butalMdtfiioareliD-fi^^iIbne^ ; ' 
 
 i,:JhMifoBeiK»oftealM^«*^^ 
 i onely Somersday hee-hadiince his-ieomiitiiifffroA nis#in- 
 
 terlhgi being acAi^fcor beWiitttbe Gape aiid rhc W^ point, 
 itefawtbelLandtoinakwwithtwof^Bs^eSrtheftfthcrp^ .^, 
 
 a6tbefowbefiieBaf:>.bcATgfr«&m^henotthernelJwdoftnjtt f; 
 
 9^W^dii^by9.iiMi«berly!« ^ttiJthelfortttjktoElahdi^ ^ 
 
 J&iDNhrt*nt J^dfhe^bil^Say.trb^ 
 itietfeUethB.nDbheiiy*indy.w^fledy;a^ 
 
 vcdiii^a.d.44^in#'^o'^--."-. '''■*■';.:' ^i''; V 
 At^fibc afteiiK>oi»IJefiti^ 
 
 •^. 
 
 ^.b6:ffiw4wii3»tbccC^ 
 
 V 
 
1^1 
 
 ^irThQiina$Batt<yd. 
 
 r^ ^. 
 
 V- 
 
 No mention 
 •flee. ^ 
 
 r- '* 
 
 bee Cenc to cbe Cape to turnc the Jydt y ham chwarc ofthe 
 Cape.the point is low with in underlan(f» n^albiiie s.CaUes 
 
 ' tcogth from ihore hi a low flat little Hand i the land youihall 
 open to the Northward , lieth N. W. Wcfterly, hee boat or 
 hore,heWgcd0f,and anchored within one miUiof the land, 
 havtag opened the land totheWtftwardoitHe Cape; hean- 
 chori;d i y .fathom^and rid there all night to (ry the tyde.for 
 
 . that his Boat had brought word thsftit was ebbetyde,4nd 
 tharitfetto the North ward which did agree With the tyde, 
 he 6[)und on ^e EgiUind whore hee watered s but ftom tbi 
 time he now anchored beibgbeCcW!een io.andii.ato%far»and , 
 3'.the next nioming,heretrayle, hee could notilinde aayccr- 
 tainty,butwhatfoUow^ed. - '• :, - - ;r^ • , 
 
 This morning wascalm^rtrntihe^gbt bcfiaitt Watitdl of 
 lln^nge,HattK>4r8astheit^il|lf|^iBU iy^itlm^^ 
 &^nt^liket^flaiqr ^ ^fHMb lOtfththe^outh^i 
 - a hot oven» which upon this Coad hdw faiit fiwrcsr the i^ea- 
 theclMie whenyoa fee ttiem, yet itiifan infallible fig^ieof^ 
 (bt^etqfoUow wit^n^a4yhouf)0fiali!e^ 
 >^ .' anddi«crstinie^b€fa^pi>;T,rnf)^7.>v^h::;^;v iii.r^V 
 
 At 2.thisp9P^;iiii^ W¥]KHitc«ijceint/j0irtheTydcV:r^^ 
 ^ g^ Shi wayed and advi^witb Captaiuc<li^^Mur,ttid Cap« 
 
 taiiie/Mraav*Q<lwitfathefe4 wh^tco^ 
 tJ*en>thcy r«iblv?jA(W^I«nd fiilftuf a itfayH^^ 
 wdl^.t^4|n4h;|^ff^Fado^« Within «Mile^ 
 ftwfij^ toil^aw^yX l^^. W. alouri 
 1ik to lcavg|hi^Land imtili he MMjrt Billy (m&sA , ftanding 
 <^tiotiU^.atiiighi«bcuigibiiie7. Leag 
 . rawanliahdofthewe&erraoftLand.tfaatboirfi'oaihtmW. 
 / N»W.7»w|Xeaguesoff, heehaddi^joo.Fath6nw^ 
 |bpbdl!i!)tw.as before. 
 MrTfrirnw Atnbonethewcath^ was dofe tod began to blow # hee 
 Mnndoth was then 15. LcaguesN. n« W. from the Cape; Hedoih not 
 aliovv ft4wmts writt j^ether tme^courieor no ^ but iii all the fordaer 
 ♦ariatiw^ i^ig^4^ift%f;wtot|u>^^ ^a»)eifvtttby hii»aecordin| 
 ; tathcjpeaMi^ m-miih I!a4efme,ivbidi made hiflsal^ 
 ifc mni><elte^ |th^ th c ia mrw' 
 
 ^ferr 
 
 an 
 
 ^ ^on at noone bee ftood away N,-E* and by N. ho* 
 
 pingtbatccwff wou^hav^bettercdiis dwth the 
 
 ^. 
 
■!#' 
 
 ■■**p— r- 
 
 Sh Thoniat BnctoQ. 
 
 
 hayled away E.S.E^(riirin^htc experience had often (howfi 
 him* that as the water (hoajided, lb Che Land winded, 
 
 , At 3. in the afterooone the weatj^r thick , the wind ia- 
 creafing, and hee in 60, Fachome* kneWing rhcrt was no bet- 
 ter depth to the N. ward i hee ilood E S. E. till S. at night, 
 having 50. Fathome, the weather bad and night at hand, hec 
 {lDodat;oi|tf ind keptitup with (Kort layie, alichal mghc be« 
 tweene S. W. arid by W. and W. S. W. 
 
 From midnight till 7. this morning ;aifrotn'8.Iaftn!ghc, ' 
 
 till midnight, thus (landing, brought him into 8o.f'a(hoaj,hc 
 caft about to the Eaft wattTwith much windc»ac S.S.VV.hazy : 
 
 andihickwctcherihc heeled it up incouVics and Boaiccs 
 till clock a. they being ilarke calmed as it is a ipeciall note, 
 every Blower ends with a ftarke calne in thole parts, being ^ ' 
 
 thenind5 .Fathom E. he anchored and rid untiil^* ihtheeve- 
 ninijj.^^hcn a fma gale rifing at S.S.W.hc waighcd,and ftood . 
 S.E^ding himlclfe by hisdepth , foroic winde would not 
 give him leavcto better his hopes. - '' V . 
 
 J 7.Frcm midni&ht to 8.tbt$ moniing,as the night before,& 
 after that time^ there is liQaii worth the Luke to write upon 
 thaverfe; and his greateft dc||ch i40.fathom» until! thenext 
 day in th^ af cemoone»and then he had light of the fame Cape 
 he fenthis Boat unto th|H-day before. It bore from him N^ 
 N. W.by cbmpalTeabout 7. lea^S^^es, fo he lleered S.S.W^un^ 
 tiU midnight* having rnnne fince he fet fayle at i.iq, the after^ 
 boone xO. leagues S.E.andl)y E. 
 
 Concluding he writeththathecaitietb43.fathomrWhi^h UMfkUtW^'. ft 
 Ihoalding was upon the North part of the Uand he W'tercd^**^'*«*jt*« 
 upon; and that this Ilandandthe faid Cape where his Boat ^J^*^ 
 wasatthc 14. day lyethS»S.E.s.Eailerly , andN.H- W- s* 
 Northerly, about io.leaguc8 betwecne boch. ' * 
 
 this inorhingday light, he fee the land beariiig fron $. W. 
 byS^atwhichtimehehaddy.fitthom* ' ^ 
 
 i^.Froma.thismorniAguntiUnoon',hcinadeawayE.&hy ' \ 
 
 N.i0.lcai»uc5. At 7,he lawJand onhcad at leall i a^Wagucs of , "* 
 
 him; heiidgedit co bee die high land of the Maine within 
 
 m 
 
 .■^:- 
 
 y 
 
 it vwsltrange unto him: but he faith that Oiptaine GiUm 
 confidence was hich, ^that hee qpuft not let pftlTe. uafpoken^ 
 ofi&raUK^tthat J19e1l.ro oeerc jiiblQ(Ad4.i&th9tiiiodciHe 
 
'Wgsaoftmmm 
 
 m 
 
 st Thomti Boteon. 
 
 wmrmmmmtmm 
 
 !■■;'' '^W 
 
 Opt.Gi^i»*. wiU not allow €^b^ merit, yet hcc 
 
 will boldly fay thus much of his fufliacncy , wlicc •fliircs 
 himfclfc he (hall make it appcarc at his rcturnc, if God pleafc 
 to let hiaUivc fo long, as that he is not (hort of any man that 
 * ever yet he carried to Sea. aU that he can fay of him further 
 is,that for his Countries good, ^nd for the advaaccment of 
 this biifirxcffe we ha vc in hand ; he could wilb his body were 
 
 anfwerable to his ot her abiliticsjWhich were itinot himfcltel 
 but many, and his Couhtry moft would bee the better for it.^ 
 __L _ But that God that made us all of duft , will not fade to raifc 
 up fomc good fpirits he hopes for the further prolecmioq of 
 this bufiBcffc : as that by their hdbeft endeavours, and religi- 
 bus Refolation$,they wm eflfea that which as yet is not ripe. 
 
 for his Sickle : but that God which beft knowes what the 
 / troth of his endeavours have beenc in this bufmeffc, he hopes 
 
 will not faile to give a blfffing to fomc that fhill follow ; and. 
 forliisparthedefirestobcbl«ftnoothcrwife,thaoashehath • 
 fmcercly laboured in it ; and therefore he muft conclude and , 
 . cvef belceve according to the word, that fWplantSj-rf/fli^ 
 waters, and God gives the increafe^Sp that untill his good 
 wiUandplcafureis, alltb^itwedoecadnotin this oughtelfc 
 
 prevails , , i i %^r 
 
 > : At noone the weather faire and c;lflare he had a good ob^r^ 
 
 vaiion,by which Captaine gikhtiiW9S well affured;but him-^ 
 * • fclfc and fomc others difcenting from him in the bearing of 
 
 Set of tyde, the land from them , were deiceivcd in the fctof the tydc, 
 which in hi&going out laftyccrc,migbtily earned him to the 
 "^ ^ Northward,as now .as mucbto the Southward ; which then, 
 >' ^riillnowjwasnoiffbundbyanyofthemall. 
 'x HcflcercdopenoftheXatjd N.N.E.withty4e 5.lcaguefi? 
 
 untillevening 4. and at a^o had 307. fathom* 
 
 At 6>in thfc cvemngimaU winde, C; >r#//«iMw hor^ 
 
 yJeagues of the Wefieroe point of the wdlernc Iland,S.E.by 
 
 S. ^. $.5.IeagticsoflF^ kept itup that he might get about the 
 
 » Weflermo3poiMofi\r«lir*yi&4iMrJland; (ItlyingS^leagues 
 
 #firom J>»fjr>f^i^ Hand, there tfainkiig totriethe tyde $ and 
 
 ' Jbmcbeoa heporpofiKl tagoc torfie NLoiiiiic bwweenc 
 
 -— lto^4Bbeil«a|lhi:c6ukl4oefiurthi>lreeI«. ^ ^ ^;^ - 
 
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 4.1eaguc8 from U(r^tf/r«»/A«ii 111 tf4/athdinl;eanclK)rcd,and * 
 as he reinembi^b to hi& comf-prt bcingcbbc;! j^c.ibund it t / 
 
 very ftrong one from $«$.6.co S.E.and by S. Bnc nu4ccfi. 
 
 At noonc flack, it was a frelh gale ac S% W* fitfe ^tighed to vea. . . ^ 
 get about to the Wcftivard of the Iiatid.abotit i;ic blew hard, 
 and was thick weather with raine afid thunder, and within a , ^^ 
 
 mile of the (hore. It fell ftarkc calmc upon a luddeoi then he ' '^ 
 
 was itra great ripling 111 lo^chom water, the St4 all brea* 
 chcs rou'id about him hke a Raflfe, which dekrying. h^liood 
 off with httle windc along the llandtand found his drift more Half m kovt^J 
 inlcircthep in one felafl'i^ Then hec could run a hfcad before «- •- 
 with both top-fayles on trip»and a Itiffc gale in a. houresy hcc 
 came to anchor to be fully iftiificd of the tydc. 
 But when the tyde came,ir came with fuch force & ftrength ^ ^^^ ^^^^ 
 ; out of the N. W. and by N. as hec had much adoc to ride at. Not uf 
 and coiijd not have riddeit had not he (leered the fliip alithc 
 tydetime: the fight (hct writes did comibrt kim)f6rwhat ^ 
 
 was to be done beretftvrfor bychc courlcofthia tyd.', and 
 hiS owme knoiivledgc of the land, being to the Wdlward jof 
 thatplacc200.1eagues»is8tf.ontfae^a« and might very well 
 fay one dcgtee more on land to the Northward, hec then faw Not fc 
 good reafon for ir. * ». 
 
 At 8. this night the weather being a h'ttle cicere. wkh ebbe 
 he waved and plied to windwilrd to get aboat the N.W. end 
 of the lland ; and being about the W eft poinr.thc ebbe being 
 d(>iie,he faw another point open upon him that boie N.thc ■ "^ 
 
 windeatN.Waii 3 j«fatliDoiSk the weatherthick and bad,he 
 anchored , whei^ in le& than ohe hourethe tydeoi-fiood 
 came molt ilrcffigas btfort,ft!oin N.W.arid by H.wKelreby fie / 
 
 coacludcd,having brought thcNorthcme point N.from him,^"^—^ 
 that it was the true ChanneU tyde ; for had it bcene other- jj^^ ^^^^ 
 wift, it would havecofne as the land lay, which was I^. but ch^miell ' 
 now; beinigopen of the lartd^ !and finding irto come from th^ t) de« 
 
 N. WvSrid by M^hetftitkin hts|udgementA»coarrer f^ 
 N. V^«mtiftidke6Hvb6tnibever /mil i^eke this parage herd* 
 after. And the rather to continue himfelfe in this <>^inion. He 
 nam t!alaeeibditd,tliat thpfe thac wereihis vray firfty A him* . , , 
 ^ettheititycere vifercrkiltoftlicm a<tceivie<fi9f'the fc« ^the '' 
 
 it JlWie more Wefterly, which was cad^bj^lilii^iHi^ltcfi ■' 
 
 
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 lUnds that ly^ to the W cftward of it , which he never fawc, 
 
 nntiU his retumc homewards. And upon this tyde ( " l can 
 *•«.-. T.^. judgefaithhe,wecannotb«deceivedrorthiscaveat,hedoth 
 V^l Jhcm givSto whomfocver O^all fucceedhimin this difcovery.Thit 
 
 whcnfoever he lofeth his ftrongtyde,or finds ground inlOO. 
 
 fathoins.lct bimfclfe he is out of hisdiica courft for finding 
 
 of this Voyage. So this his experience upon his ilnhappv 
 counter-courle taught him,that whenfocvcnt IS to be found, 
 
 i^ it muft bee in deepc water, and in a ftrong tyde ; and in 
 
 this courfe that he took, he hopes it will npt be imputed an ^ 
 
 crrour of his;for what he didin the direfting of it ; font was , 
 to follow the letter of his Inftruaions ; For albeit he was prc- 
 cifcly tyedtoftaod with Hiii^ Wefterland in 58.d.yct he 
 never came much to Leeward of(51.d.titt hoJWaf encounteied 
 
 Nom.leftati- witK land 40o» leagues Weftward front Sir Un^jy ^«' 
 
 onoflccinall hisTland. ■ 6. . * <•• tu^ 
 
 hi» iciurnc. How muth in efeSl Jreetivedi/taUzxnifcriotfrtmStr Jho- 
 a»s?^^hfdes d$vir/§$hmtt§wMrdsthe fmfotrMtee 9f 
 
 -^ But further ff om ^l^deSkfPrickef* who faith, they came 
 not through themaine Channdl of FwwHli#*.northo. 
 imtijs Inlet. ^^^ Lfimleys Inlet : but that he came through into the Mau 
 j^erkwmm betwixt thofe Hands firft difcovercd aud named 
 ChiiUyj Cape, by Captainc *B4vtt , and the North part ot 
 t/fuMriwcallcdby the Spaniards who never faw the fame 
 CtfUktiMtt Cape L4^4iirr, but it is meet bythcN.E.pointof-<rf«wri«, 
 " ■ where there was contention amoiigftthem,CDmc maintaining 
 
 /acainft otbers,that them Hands wefC the Rcfolution,4vhich 
 foRm Hnkhdrt withftood imtill he ftood htmCelfc intoriie 
 danger of difpleafurc : but at Iciigth it proved a new {Ireight, 
 
 andavcryftraight indeed to come through, which r«olvg 
 ^ all doubts, but hereupon all their pl9ts and lournalls. /This 
 
 ^ 1 . part which came unto my hands I have writ, thinking thwc 
 
 "^' toarbc(orocthatwiUprotraathclafcc,henictnolccihhis 
 home commingfuatill he came intoi'iwftwwfW/i»,andbuc 
 
 m. 
 
 li t tle there. 
 
 ]^\.-^' XonrBalsnjorciakfnfrbmthcftjjand therefore who dojh 
 Komoldritt- dcfitc wAtthcrfetisfaftion from this Voyagf,: mnft feckt 
 
 '**^'^^^akiioiiiemi&dayes. - - ^ 
 
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 thi Diicovcry,vittiJfir 1 a. M^tutlntjMtbt ytwt \6i\. 
 
 Little is Collie writ to tfiypurpofr,fofthtthecwa« put by 
 the moutlvof /r#r#«»/f<«Wyi«, 3» with the Ice drinn into 
 » Bay called t^ his Company gihh9m hishole , in Latitudes- ^^^^ j^^ 
 bout 57. upon the N. E.pait of 5ri«r«i4, where hcc laid ao. Voyagc, ac*. 
 weckcs Taft aoiongft the Ice in danger to have beenc t'poy I ed, vcat for otUcw 
 or ncycr to hay e got Jwvay, (o as the time being loft>hcc w as 
 iftfbrcedtdreturne. * / ^^ ^^ 
 
 ri&rr#Mf##f Robert Motjetfrnh by Sir-Dttdlcy Diggf.^r. 
 JohnWolftenholme.-«*/<fcriiM»Ionesitf.l5..«irrAr<^yi _^ 
 ^^«7 ^5 5 •^***" bmrthwfrritun by William Baffin^, r^ . 
 
 * 
 
 His ^•^m iJy/o^ had bccn« in this (hip all the 3 .voyages ^p^,* 
 ■ - ^ - - finde by Tr/^tfT, Sir ri&«i»4» ^ 
 
 before w*. lluiSkn , as you , ^ . 
 
 BmtMzndGibbws, and therefore was a man well cxpcri- 
 enct,that way his company confifted of 1 6. men and l.boyet, 
 
 he anchored in Lee, read the 18. ApriU.- . ^ n ^j tilCir 
 
 6 Vponthisdayhe hadfightof Gr»«»iW«i,ontheBiftfidc "-^-r* 
 
 ofCapeF4fW*tf, that night he had a great ftormc , Dntheciceon Capeg 
 kept louthcrly , to get cleare of the Ice t hat lay on fhore : Wee F^tf . 
 kept his courfe untiH the I7. day.fceing many great ^^^"^^0^ ^^-^^^^^^^ 
 Ice, fome doth aifirmethat there is not above one 7. part of aft» ve wui* 
 the Ice above water aith^4|Jiw. heeobfcrvedonc pceccto ■. 
 
 be 140. R&hom? above wai;cr, this day hec came to the firmt 
 Landoflce , ashdcfuppofcdbeing fn(Jr. U- the Latitudetjf 
 the S. partthe He Refilmitn . thcnhce asked opinion conco>I 
 rting putting in amongft the IccCayiiigithc Sea Was on the N. , 
 fide of the South channcll and much Ice hee muft paac,at3d it 
 fiecould get but 1. or 3, Leagiys withwthe leg, it would^p.^ 
 pen every Tyde, an#t6hee&ibldg<fomethingpnhisway,i 
 having all the chajntfl to the &x>ri him, andwiththisxd^ 
 tion. Icputih W^ Ei ^iEiwiiui: thsfirftennranw^^ 
 
 liitoThdiiao^^ 
 
 they were ftft amongft th(5 Ice. .; v. ^_' 
 
 .^f j^^;^w^;i%i;#i4«f>ix?ii«rfiMld?omamine'(nxni anci 
 
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 le way hcc««adtothfr*l.Wt^in for dicfeqtj^ 
 
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 untiilthiidiy.thcwindtUSouih, yet hcc conld fee dUiocIjT^ 
 fothat he Uekt to the Southward d«c ^hat hecould. .„* 
 
 This day the wind came up at N. N; W • and hcc determi- 
 ned to i\ and fortli agimc, fof it i he wind had comc'd at N. E. 
 ithadbcccneimpodTiblctof him to have fctcht any part of 
 thochaHnell agame.tbr lie chotight he dravc fa.k to ckc fouth- 
 ward with Souch wind, yet he had noc kcue the Land. 
 1 J . Ho- was alto dcttrmincd to Ypcnd »0. <*r 24 dayet in 
 Frftmm7)avMitoi'ai whathopes would Ihc that wayc5,liip- 
 pofiiig there u'ould belittle good done i I //w^/S/*/ liraightJ f ^~ 
 Jorihc rime limited hcc plytd to get co Sca-wvard, and at 
 QocK 8. iothcmghthec waidcarid from the lo;, hccthcn 
 chang*;d hiaopinion , aiul ftoi»d to the N. all hcc could a^ the 
 Ice would give him itzvt , c mminti 30. League* to N E. 
 by N.in Latitude dx.d» 50. m.at Qockt 6- ihc wind came ^ 
 
 1** Thisdaywaifaireandcoolc, but thcafternooocwtt^ 
 diife and ha«e , hcc tooke in his layks and held umill mor- 
 ning 4.aU this day he paft by many bcdi of Ice , having great 
 quantity to the N. of him t and havmg run about a i. League* , 
 
 upon a true W. courft* 
 zf. This ay. was clofcfoggic weather, with miichfnow, 
 
 f reexii^ his Ihroude and wcKlin^, btit at CIock 4. it cleared, 
 and helaw Land:it being the Ue Rtfflnti^m bearuig W . about g 
 Valation a^ 15. or 14.. Leagues oft*, he ftandsto to tro, as Ice would liirfcr " 
 
 i^irO' /; 
 
 .,sn> 
 
 iovted. 
 
 him, when nightcame with W.wind,he madcfaittoapeece 
 ofke* 
 
 wlu^»9dt^. 
 
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 »8. Faire weather all this day . hee being ftft to a pcece of 
 
 Ice* with W.windandhec could well perceive that hee let 
 
 fatter into the ftraights with the flood, then the tbbc could 
 
 take him back againe« u l 
 
 ^^i This day the weather wta fiiire and wind variable, hcc 
 
 (Ufiiayleand tacks to and^^ong the iUmi f the n.xcmor^' 
 
 ni«gl>4iic windcame taS. S. & but he waa f«pi ftured wuW 
 
 loBidiat with faiic Wind hecould do(C liftlegoc^* thewmd 
 
 -> ■ i ?%;jai«inueda(tifegailealldayandwght,fiM'itwasnotdarkc, 
 
 'h- i^u-^ ^^ aedloiiias fct within cfae^nc of the jfland • foaf now bc^ 
 
 r.'.::-/-V#^^as within the ftraights,-„ ^ v^nrl ^dt ii^;>r/ii^ -^ -.vavi 'mit 
 F ;¥hW«J^«|2finic wbrfiei^ 
 t«MiMieMe&§» coiabafis foe SiS. JE» withmiatpoi^^ 
 
 '• -^^ ■ ';■;::;] " ' ^ o ^ Ifwcd 
 
Mihr$ iyio$. 
 
 ^39 
 
 lowed, which wis 14. degrees* Vrdaci^j 1 4 ,• 
 
 (bmcfnowiiu he morning, butreiy faire the afternoone, J""^' 
 ihc wind at W.N.W.^c perceiving the Ice to open clo(e ^^^8**^ Jl|J' 
 to the Oiore, made way to get into anchor . and by Clock 7. ,^°)[[ '" ^^•"'' 
 he was in good harbour on the W. fide of %efolmiof, where 
 an E. S. E. Moone makes a fall Sea or halkc an hower pall 7/ 
 On the change day the water doth rife and fall neere4. Fa- Flows 4. ^x- 
 thome, the compaflc^Joth vary 34. d. 6* m« and his Longi- «homei Varia- 
 tude from L»fid»H66. d. 3 5^11. the breadth of the S. channell ^/o" »4.d-<.'n. 
 is 1$. Leagues, and thebreadth of the N.or Ltmleysja/etis ^^JS^lJ^^^ 
 S^Xilcs wide, in the narroweft place. imhc natow- 
 
 ;, He found here no figne of inhabitants, but the tra(?^c of eft, 
 Scarps and Foxes, Rocks and ftonygro«fid,4iafdly any thing ^ 
 
 growing, thereon it is indiflPcrent high Land to the N. having 
 qnohxM or Turn moke to the N. E* but to the South it falleth a- 
 way vcrylow*^ 
 ' This morning the wind came to the E, & E. with much ^ 
 fnow,and bulc weather it noone^he waycd anchor and ftood 
 ^hout by the Hand fide , as well as the Ice woijld give him ' 
 
 leave to get to the N. fhorc with much variable wind and 
 weather, but ftood fall in continuance tihongd Ice, untill the . " •• . 
 
 8. day the windfell contrary , and being fomewhat neere a 
 point of a Land , or rafbcr a company oHlandf, which hec 
 called Savage Jlands, havi;)g a great Sound orlndruft be- S-^Iv-igc Iks. 
 twecne the N. fhote and them, at Clock 6* heccame to An- 
 chor nejere one of thcm,bciiig the B.moft fave one, but whiles • * 
 be vvtts Iforling this faik. hcc heard ;»ndfaw a great company -i 
 |Df Dogs, howjing and barking, that it fecmiiig very ftrangc, Doggcs.' 
 Veer he had mored his Ship,i hcc fent hit boare nearc fhore to 
 fee if they could difcerne any people, who returned faid there 
 %erc Tents, and CanoBs,ai»d Doegs,buc for people they faw - 
 nooe, this writer (bcingfirtcd) after Pray<iisjind%per went 
 on Land to their TcHfci ( with 7. others)w heriB^findmg no pco- . ^ -^ . 
 pie, they naarchcd up CO the top of a hill, being abbuta flight 
 fcolWffete they faw a. great Canon, which had cfbcut 14. i4,yalvag«i<i 
 men therein, being on th e N . W # p a rt of the Il a nd^ and zhmz one Cagon^ 
 aMa^ec ihat:fr<}nttheiii»:&»idkQed»>tt<tfitt »l Gfbeiilandilh 
 &eech»iit»kiDg.figncsoFj»iettdniip, they eid the like tb 
 i«p, hutbeing tearefiillj $nd he not twfting tjicin alfo'mf dc 
 ^es of aknifCi ^ad ofhec ttifles, which hele^ aponthctdi) 
 
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 #\^b4Mfi»^^ o^ ^ ^i^U ^^ returned to che^e Tents a^aine, where he fonnd 
 
 to the numbf r of 3 o. or 40. W hale hnncs, with a fcvr Seale 
 
 - skins which hcc tookc with- him , leaving for them knifes, ^ 
 
 % beades and counters, bee found a lir tie Biy where were the I- 
 
 Im^Set. mages of men • and onji the Image of a woman , with ^ child 
 
 at her back which he brought with him* 
 
 Amongftthcfe Tents bemg J. in nnniber, all covered with 
 J,v Scales skins, were running 5 $ .or 40. Dogs, the moll ibf them 
 
 :'^', mulled, there wtre ofa Mungnlt^Mailifir, beingc^f a brio-. 
 
 ' :^^ ^ ded black colour, looking almoif like Wolves: thbleDogs 
 
 \l_ i L they ufc in ftead of Horfcs , or as the Lafl4nitrs 4oe theiit. 
 
 ' - ' ' Deere , to draw their Steedes which are ijiot or l^ned with 
 i - . bones of great fillies , to kcepc them from wearing, their 
 .'^*^'*^'"*'"^Dogshave colters and furniture v^^^ 7 
 
 ' ' ^ ^ 1 heir apparell Boatcs> and Tents , with othcif neceffaries^ 
 
 are much like to thofe of GrwiUmd , but not fo neate and ar- 
 tificial] : they feeme to bee more rude and uncivil! travelling 
 r A 69A ^^ ^^ do wne, as their fifliing is in leafont for in mod pfaces 
 ^"SJ. where they were on Land, they fee where people had beene, 
 
 '**""* but where their habitirion or winter aboad jis they know 
 
 not>nor' cannot conjc6hire. 
 
 This Uaii I iyet h in ^I'degreesy j 3 .minutes,ahd in longitude 
 Wefl from I'mtavyi.degrees or ncere thei e aooiit^being 66* 
 Leagues 6'om the entrance of tf^eftraighcs i the comp.fle 
 doth vary 27. degrees, 30 miniites, and Sobth Bail Moone 
 4. degrees E<(1, maketh full Sea , it floweth almoU as much 
 water as ziRefiltui§H^ the Tyde commeth from the Baft- 
 wards. ;. ,,. -■•.::.,^.: . ._.. -_■..■•■•■■ ''• 'I. -'' '^ \ ■•■•.,. ■ 
 
 This day morning 6. he fct fayle with Nortb winde, which 
 coRtinued not, but was variable, till noone. it\eame to North 
 Weftf hte halving laylwd along the.fhoreiome 7 ^.leagues 
 North No|th Weft, the tee Ivingfo' thick in the Oifing, chat 
 he could tiot vtc\{ get put of it. He per^lved a good Harbor 
 betwecne twp (mall Ilands and the maine • and went in , 
 whqire he moord and (iayd untiil thjc twelfe day in the eve- 
 
 iiiitfiis plac^.? South Baft MsKme imakea fiiH Sea, larkude 
 
 turn, 
 
 Longti^adc 
 
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 Variation 
 
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 bdcw 
 
 ^#1« d. 40i n>« 
 
 LauSjs^ fall ^a>4 ^ gfccs,.40«m* tl i e tydc doit come from Sooth Baft eve- 
 ••*• ; xy point hath h» (^ awd eddy in this place hec c^d f>er* 
 
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 .: -^tyingiiwiiii the If «iu?lw. w«rfM« ^mkmL^h {P 
 
 (tbc windcvWcft Nonh Weft J J»c U9^ 
 
 and ac tvcmngi morpcipj^pe of them in ai^l^Qjyy, ?^ 
 
 ijetwta 4cfcrtdii<3cfr^i»(fh«ij^ k<i^f,^mmMm^iJb 
 
 ha?h his fevcraU few and cddy^s^which driy^,.?,hU 
 
 ag^ i'nc wich (pch riolcnec^.tjiac hcc w^s m -gi[jft9f danger 
 
 hcrc,thcnif|J?WMc9cf^^ik'.^*>.ITl^»>^^^^ 
 
 ti lay at, wA9 |5i,id,.;>if ^.lojigit^, ncet^ ^^^f:^:*.??^! « 
 
 kp^hioUSca,thUcveningandmorp* ' "^ 
 South Eaft, andheftood^al^iig by t , . . 
 
 ,jyf{ifsd|jM»,h^wa^^^ 
 
 ^afe«t»»#lcciand|?flM^^ thu 
 
 places clfe where fairer weather 
 
 27. hcewaS:fr/EMiJiic|9ft4p< , „^ , 
 
 notdip w«cr6ytl^^*iP/r^/;;^^ ,, , 
 
 • Being faire a&ctcalme,the Sei almoU as Heady as on J|ipre. 
 with hisIJQfls:uiiicn;sforr>YAfi5ii^M^ waitto wor'^^to 
 tajiethc timcpfthc Jdobnfi^ Cfijfloifnwgito the Mcrtdun, and 
 had^QaadMntoC^:io^|^ 
 
 ThcSunnc* Jlm^mi^t the|^n#fjjM:»,whcn .^jjcMoonc 
 
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 zytn^Vartatu 
 
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 iisf the Moonecaroe to thfr^^%ny«iy !i;^o*affi>J^t 4 
 
 
 S4»* 5 ® /• ^^^ aftci Or/g4«M^,' t)jc Moonc came to the Meri- 
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 tor*of walswabes.t*'* Sou*. WW«* i» yffl^i^*^* 
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 wotherstoiiidgej fbrif.tliofe workings ^tjhM.ax^ 
 
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 - !lJPbuiioc&liee£ittb i^fi!tda\tnc% anycftatdttiy «klare 
 
 iomepnd woutHMvisfpeiii tinre if icitfitfei^ 
 findingknottoJpbitiiiKlc, hdliiAfttdowoc thcf^ 
 
 IS lyin^lKre toidp'cdtic»Mr«tw>t9tlie Ice w 
 
 licfctlfayli^tiKwiiKlc'&fiithE^artea&galc^att *-^ 
 
 29, he made wiy thiwmghthevlce i but the a^. k was more ^ 
 
 open thn before, in w)i dayts nnooncSMiukay Ik bare 
 
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 ^ ^Tbisdar wets d6ftf%[^eiifctthetrWithiiiacb raine, the 
 
 winde ^j«.RatViiw»tte hewas 3* kagncfs Jrcm the land, but jr^^. /^ 
 
 had much Ice by the fljone. He ftoodtothe Rand the next 
 
 tii6mingheew*iajnB*^ anottorteattIland.orrat^ || 
 
 nompaiiy of Itatidl i»rliteh he afterwtuds tidied Mstt Hand, 
 
 % itafonof grindiiffitte lowBhchad miMfe, the Lit. isj^. Mm\tU/iA 
 
 id»ivlngHere^o«idfmiintillcUK*?7i«fe ^ 
 
 Jtfid4e0iniee^ bee iwdiiit paftMe^gthelkby the Eaft fide FloodTyde 
 
 thtrerf tbot tfecto any dniwagiwnh tte to>d-^^^^^ 'f^^ s,b. ice 
 
 - — . . ^ . — ii — ran ' t - ^.f* tIJl ■■■ ili^m'Ul^ ||j— Ii>^ »t t ' dnVCW til 
 
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 .Thii lliMd of lies lying in the middle of theCh«nncH 
 — birine«6ny-(otiiidy ftfAnW tWfoii^^ them, with many ^ 
 
 * ' andlbt-^^anort<ttTtHc ShipTiiVif% hict with Icci with the . - 
 
 Aft or the i<»d |at htm Heferc'rtttfli<>rei th v hcc wa^m the 
 partition bctWcenc the Ice, which the edge caufcd to^runnc 
 ohciwifr ^indthcilrcata<?l|i6thcr»^ 1^^^^ 
 Danger neere'diftfcffe I'Thus Kcjc tontilWdd'^tfll t6w%|^ l^g^^W^tc^, 
 fltore, ' yrH$habogto»e|i^+Dck , C^ttritfe nil tmall trouble hce 
 J^otioto the. Ghanncir/aiidftoodti^thc'Narth Weft :ward, 
 after liipe had pall fomc diftance^mthis lie ,^- hee mipd t^^^ 
 ' * , $ca.ttiorcomJfttht&^wasfin<»«Wip»i<)tothcftraight^^ 
 
 ■ fercitt^te»cS««^ajt€le^^ilMhe^i5i?lrighccw^^ 
 
 . : gaineJiHoi^iiehJce<imdtbi$<Ii)(M^a8ihickcrand 
 •. . . ^ any he had before, whVre he b^gin to becncloAl ^6* Leagues 
 Clock?. high ^if,art^(^oittOKii#HeM*thWdftfby W^traci^ 
 "^""v ^ fitt^jasnimgftthdicetttelibfWlycda 
 ' . *ffo,andhadii:tfo.Faehbme<j»iegpro^nd/ac 
 
 -wind comnung to the' f^rth'^, and fctriog him fqmwhat 
 « . Southward had i tChfkthcJmes^busfecing gfeataboundaac^ 
 
 hfJh IJluriT of ^cc in thi^placc, and thewofe he got tDiiirM«r?K W*ft- ' 
 high ^^^^^^-^^^^i^^^^^;,,,^^ as 
 
 - not l^redfiirjfepm:ihad,cs,htieactcrniiinfctf cofb^ 
 wardyfobe better informed of the Tf de;; '^ .v cih : l . . 
 fi. The Hlotniog ftandmg to the Ealhyatd hfce? biookc a 
 * pUnck, and two timbers iiiJhi* lhip» how , .w Wch«fterii*e 
 
 i'ad jmci!»dcjd,lirprocccdtdjta>irhc Eirfk abng thc;N^ 
 •* jwhich Land ftrct^hcth afo^ 
 
 llrcfghtSvandisthe vMifific thereof; r ^ -,^V ^; ^^^^ 
 
 7^Thisday he fawtheLandit being bat foW, and the Sea 
 
 , (boaldin rcfped of other pfaccs.havirtgib.drii.Fathon™^ 
 
 . - , . laboutat^^gue fr<Mii| fliore; ;^aQd foaie^ bir |$. f athomrc^ 
 
 ' '^^ .5.or ^ leagi^s!fif6m (hord , having <rcry, good chanhcU 
 
 fro'undffome iSf or aaLeagues oflr,as fa&aUftqnes and (heiis, 
 u t the far t her of the moreetie ; Alfo her e funn c thavery . 
 
 * -^ ^greAtTyde^ to the Northward with tlns^vehiog Jieefctftod 
 
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 RlftM«io«^m.keth»ttUS«ai Thty&w npfigne of people 
 ^t v^S^-SSi^me : tu/other y.c«« before d^, 
 wulSwell lee by divet»pl?«s,;Wl«te.«heir Tents h.dfto^ , 
 
 Sd p«hap»»'"^ t.WT,rfifliing W.S not yet come^herl be-. 
 intffuchgre*tabUnd»ncoofXceMy«t».:. ■ 
 
 » This day the WindivasWielt.. ... . .. 
 
 r|: md^^^as ataioftcalmciandhereckoneito be nee« 
 
 ■ -'lo^hiidiv hee enterrtiine'd to ftand to lie «r«rto{*«.,to 
 /I^.heTvffite, the wind South Well. foasWtne*, 
 ^^"^^ ■ wri^r*n4* 'ihte^iwlcame^oNortbNotth Weft 1 5S^ 
 ; wtCn^^d*S^l*^fe^ft"od a^aV to thi; Weft ward,^>d- 
 
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 8.i.frdbr9aghtwo«rf«"t WW^^^ ^ ^^^ 
 
 hw a S. EvM<H>ne maws^iw^^^^^ 
 
 SuTbafe From htm N. I^' ••'t'?^'^ KSfewid 
 ted with Ice;Andthe&Blnerhe»ft«rf^Ph«w««p^^ 
 
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 ^•^^ -lAiKntotheE.«fhiiB(p.ctfio.Ieflguci6lf»aii4t^eIc<|ieo 
 
 4 i^6wat4 without any ^ifthprkacch. >. j ;^r .; i - * 
 < 14. The wind ac $.E.tbat he couktmake but finall'way back 
 
 V ! , agaiue : the next mnxning it was foule wcathcf » an^ h^c ^- . 
 
 >^ choi»iJina(mallJ«/(rrriccrcC^pcC#l»f#rr,ontb«>N»^h^^ 
 LJ^ . _ hcxc hcfound a $.and by E.Moonc co make a fuli Sea,t)ut coiiida ^ 
 « not dUccnrnfrooi whence the flood came » for it >^s.bj|d 
 >V(reatheraoSe»»- , - //. ,■:":[■'.?,••■ ; ; i: 
 
 . i^« TMafrcrnoofithr wind caitieHW^V&^al^ ai^hai) 
 lie, be waycd audftood alung the ihore by chc i 6»ht nooqiie 
 ; wenfc with a mat quantity (?l€r, iying; within ttie point of 
 Land, aittoi)^ this ice heefawagreac namb(:T^$aac^^ 
 . notreinganyinalltheibeightsbutinthis pVi^et andtl^ore 
 
 ^^ryYelrdiii^ not (aflE^rtngan^ Ship Off Bofitetaci^ 
 ^ . them i by Ciocfc &be wascometo this&^f ppiiKs^cIl^ 
 ^*. ^^'ir^ ht called 5!tta horfts P«i«rf«whar6 became to Ancbqr m open 
 ^'SefrxJmS E ^«5«» Aft better to try the Tyde, where be and aU bis comfwo^ 
 ' 4ppaf«ni;iyfoaiy«chatiathis|dacetbc:Iy^ 
 • M the »>b^iriomM.W. he wayeda£cerlM^ bl|di(ppd^^ib^ 
 * ^ jtedOobdo^erWiibaflaicgaleolwindtwbi^^^^ , 
 
 dayv^d'at^gbc it wasyery foule ft eathcMnd (bwr jC lloaiie§ 
 y By Clock ii»t^ was cometo Anchor oiitik;N\^ fide of iVf»<i- 
 . ^rikiMilrllamlr where vorj. iaaaUlles^eofiFiloiti \heff^af* 
 cav ^bichiiuikes raj good founds aad harbpur f t^njutt^is 
 ^,1ie hlid iKiK of IcC} b£ nbthine aiino; her ^^ 
 ;her6i^0l dbc a74ayyWttb BiMibloule weathejr,maBy U^ 
 
 ^' obdtfM^jptfVdthatlidciaffthcIIandwbecciche^^ 
 
 tMp* m^M warJn her ^lindinj^in? other pla^i^StjO^ci^^i^ 
 
 . . tb^TydeofftDodckiUi'lfrM tfaie.^^H«^^^ pm\V^ 
 
 ggrmtvvith ^jli%^f.uNMi||«ech«QBKGfjday.Cdbeea andhaifcaa 
 
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 when Ke many fmiUloiic iicsf wklimit the whtch ftoh4v< 
 AafcUubMOMl beehc c fit pladpto )itvc i^nd oiic die tlttr iet 
 ilefakTydle : Imt the ^r. betiig(M«^os to bave oofiiieii) the 
 iameplacej where ht bad rod before^fcood Along by thisilli^tb 
 cBc Waffwd^nA came to an Anf her in the Bddie 6iF t|iis br€(- 
 tevgMyand^whcce the Shv^ lodJie no cetaiiiety of chd t^de. 
 ( aljv'intfihiiorrrtng wasfoole wemcber with much raine and 
 Wind^bACithc Reagcr Abcho^ wbuldnbt hold at 8i Fathom^ % 
 ^D(>e, but was driven intcKleeoer water, and enforced co Ibt 
 faite,thewjndatE.a«dcaineafco*tto'N.E;withfowlcwea- _ V 
 «ber^ llx^©*away «0wacds 5ca'ltofePQi||t,he^w^^ 
 ^dt}nt«bc^iMmoeap«ffaj^betweenecbatt.i^ and tlie 
 Xaad they callnl 5irjiii Hand. 'io«his aftemoone heefaw both Swah He . 
 JtaiHarfePointandllfc Jfe«iib4^ ; 
 
 i»n!«ib0»<?fy.<H^ii^Lwgiei,they47e<me«©»anottoer 
 
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 l^uTCis day ii.hccawieW4irtili8««iiiJi{^ ; 
 
 very foule weather>Wds>«a<j#Wlijfci«tliftrd^ 
 
 the flood Tyik, for afi«rthe water watttftttWheteiT^ 
 j|iiiMytiK<Aibf€^en W)ik|hltfa^ 
 
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 jiidifld*iitMtt«hitfla»eithftlWl^ fi^^i^iajhaidy ^ 
 
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 - He fo forth the 1 8 .of April, & he faw the hnd^Q^kiMihi . 
 the 6.of May J he made Refilmiw the ay. w hcrconthc N. fide ' 
 lie found a good Uarbor,whcrc it flowc9«n E.$.Baifbne)aiid 
 neci-e 4- fatho. ht found people at Salvage lQcf,he was ipach 
 lfrout>ltd,butefpeciaUy atMailflc.he made Cape Comfort ^ 
 
 V found a tyde»buc knew not from whence ^t come. The la»dlp 
 ^^ the N.treads about bimto N.E. by E. the water the fitil'cr 
 
 -M«tbward,wa*b^tmorc(haUow& dirty, he returns home- 
 
 Iwardsthe lo.ojf lalif,hi« gt eafteftdecpat iSo-fathoniJ. In hfe 
 
 ' • .r«C(u 02 jit StS'hwfe Poinr,he and at bis people ia.w,chatpliiiir 
 
 V «|f the tyde came fi:QmS«£.as.air« at I(k ^fffi^^^ 
 
 ! ; ; :i4YS" a pUncfc and timber of hi^(hipamong(i Ice^he might havfe 
 ' p vkilledthoufands o^Fowleat Dij^/ his Ifland j his greateft . 
 Variation was s7.^<4^<ii.his greactftLat«was^5u/.S5.-«p. he 
 faw many Sea Mdrs, at Ca^ C^k^nty his Long^d#ftoiB 
 
 V j^^jsJay/liewMforod^ 
 
 \ Imim, upon the N/Oiore, the next djiy he Weighed, and the $• 
 di^ hepa^dby4<^2^Mbiit ii:eitnQr« j! w , tr v: 
 
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 «p^ci&^WPveted..,'M ;•- r-' ■■i^h'-* -fin ^V .v^vb . C ^ ■ ■-i^r;^: 
 f 7:he ii^i^eerc being agsUot imf^oyed in dtfcbi^e^ «dMMIgft 
 oi^l)(:r iMracnts he rfceive4 this; For yoitr courfe^ou itnift 
 higM||fflMgible hzfkxiOapeJ^^^Utki^itQtfifd^^ 
 
 /JFl^^^/»t21pPf,^^ towards tl|e;hetght of 9c»^ 4f 
 
 V|)e;l^n^'Wtllgive|F otileaire^ then for felijie of imbayin^if 
 (efptngoffu>N(Mther]yacoiir|b;ihapeyburj^^^ W«41ia 
 Soqti^rljryiafaras yoa 0mllthiirike in conrieiMentijiintill you 
 xof^m^lJU<»f6o^ tbendiret^ yonrcdiirfe tingill with'the 
 
 - lii^ Spii^w«rd; to jrpixr owne^difcretion , according tjQ>the 
 time of the vecreitmi the windsMdilgive jroa kAvcalthQiigh 
 yoard^reWiiftheiVoyage beibprofperousii^ you may 
 hiiFe tlie yipere before youitb* yoiigi&j^fdjfi^Spttthexly. ?iS 
 ttlft you tfoy touch ^e tST.p^rt of i«f iwifrom^hence as ftom 
 p4|^4fyoiic^n(ee topaife it witbout^dangcr ; weewi)«lM 
 have you to btiiig hone oos of tfaeiwmjlf the Qxv^ 
 
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 fo God bldHng you with all eitpedicion (o make y qi| rcturne 
 
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 \ 7 X T^'^^y Sir,thcre riecdsf 1^3 filliiig a lournall or (jkot^, 
 V V Di(courre wich Preamble Ciicuiflll4nce oi Q>ii]pic- 
 mcnt ; aiui therefore 1 witiondyccUl aui proud ot iny re- . 
 jnemtirance^ when 1 cator cfle ycur vvorth «o iny capitciijft 
 •nd ^ald^of any good forctine;. When 1 can a/oydc ctie lOfi* 
 piitacion of iogracicude , by acknot/i/Udgcing your many 
 favours ; and leein^it is not unknownc to y^i Wotihitf 
 in vviiat eftace the budneflc conccrniug the N.»rth Weft 
 hath bcene heretofore ; and ho^ ttie on^ly hope wai in 
 iea{'chingFr«f»«iX)jtv«r; which if yourfeile had iioc beeae 
 the more toryvard, the^A^ion hid wel-nigh beene left of. 
 Now itremainechfor'yowr Worfliip to kn6\y what hath 
 beenepcrformedthiryearei whercfbrUintreatyoato ad- 
 mitofmy cu(lome,and i^ardoh meif I tpikeihc pultielugh- 
 way ill relating the particulars without jifiag arq^emied 
 
 Phrafts, or eloquent iptcche$i > ? J i 
 
 Therebre briefly. thuSf. aud aa it were in the Fbre-fironc 
 
 I entred to fhew the whole ptoct cdii^ of the Voyage 
 in a word* as namely, there is bo P^age nor hope of 
 1»a(ragcintke North of D^f^arStraighv Wee having coa. 
 fied all* or ncere all the Ctrcumfeienoe thereof* and flpde 
 it to be no other then a great Bay^ as the Voyag^ doth 
 truely flioytr': therefore I catihoc but much admire the 
 worke of the Almighty, when I cbnfider h0w vaiae the 
 bcftlbd chtefe(lhopesdfaienareinthin0i uncenaine^and ^ 
 tofpcake of no other matter'thsn the liopefalpaflatee to 
 the North Wi rt. How many ot the beft fort of men We ' 
 fee their \vh >lc endeavours, to proove a paflage that w?f ? 
 not onelyin their Conference, but. alfo in writing and pub- 
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 liihing the Worke ; YCa what gTelt fi»»mes of fl^y hj^ 
 vmg beene fpcnt about jthc Action, af>t«»«rWoffliip hath 
 coltty cxptric»H» ot ? Neither wouM the Vaine-gloribuJ 
 Spaniard have fcaccered abroad To many falft Mappts an4^ 
 
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 lonraaU. ifAcy had not bcene confidifntofa p^I^ethor g 
 wtT; thit if it had plcafcd G O D i ptfftgc hmfbcfij? . 
 found, they might ha.c ccliplcd the worthy prajfe 
 ofthc AdvcBwrtn , and tree Difcoverers* And for laine 
 own* p«it I would hardly have bclcevcd tht contrary, 
 uS my eyes became witncffct af thtt I dtfircd not to 
 CJn/. m taking occaf^on of hope onycrfJ^ktU^ 
 hood till fuchtimcM wtehadcpaaed aimoit airthe Cir- 
 _ Smfei^nceofthfs great Bay. Neither waiMalter®^. 
 vu to bee blamed in hia report and great hapes, if hee 
 had ancbocrti about Hope SMmJirfm, lo l^vc ^^^J*^ 
 tice of the Tydcii For to chatpi. >ce lih.ch i» 7»^^^«- 
 the Sea itall open,and of an unftaichablc depcb, aiid ot a 
 good colour, onely the Tydes kcepe a c.rtame a>urfc. 
 5or rife but a foialf height, as right ornintiuoic; and the 
 ^►^Plood commeth from the Southward; and m all the Bay 
 beyond that place the Tyde is io imall. and no? much to 
 bee regarded :. yet by rcafon of Snow melting on the 
 Land .the Ebbe is ftronger than the Rood , by meanes 
 whereof, and the windes holdii^ Northqly. the fore part 
 of the yecretlie gitat He of Ice arc fct to che Southward, 
 fome into |V«#<^ Hi^^ , and other into Ntwf^mtd^ 
 Umd ! for in all where thcChanmll is open , are great 
 quwititict of them driving up and dowrie j and tiU this yecrc 
 notwellknowncwheretheywcrcbecome. _ ^^ 
 
 Now that the worft is fcnowne concerning this ni- 
 fagt i it is neceflary aiid reqnife y^ur Worlhip fliould 
 underftand what p^'obability and hopb of proht might 
 here bee made hereafter ^ if the Voyage itjight bee ax^^ 
 % tempted by Ifitiiog men. And firft, for the killine of 
 Whales , cf rtaine it is , tliat in this Bay are great numbers 
 «ftbem, which the Btfcaver calls the <5uard Bay. Whal« 
 of the l'am« Wndc which are killed at gtenteUtd ; and 
 as it fecmeth to mcc cafie to bee ftrooke, bccaufc they 
 not ufcd to be* chafed or beaten. For wee bting 
 
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 bat o ne day in - WhaMoimd , fo call e d, for the number 
 «f Whales wee ftw rheit fltepfng «nd lying aloft on 
 the watbr, nor fearing our Shtppe> or ought dfc : Tor , 
 if wee M beene fiteed with men and tMi^s ncccffanc,. 
 It had bMne no hud matter to liave »i»Qtui more then 
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 would have made three Ships a faving Vo/age; arid that 
 it is oftkat fort of Whales', there is no reare , I being twice 
 it OtiiiifUtid, tooke fii£Hcknt notice to know then! •- 
 gaine, befidesa dead Whale wee found at 5M » hating 
 m her Finiies : or rather all the Roughs of her mouth -, 
 of which with fmall labour wee got a hundred and fixty 
 the fame evening wee found her: and if fowle weather the - 
 next day had not followed , no doubt wee had got all , or 
 the moft part of them : But the wiiide and Sci rifing, 
 therHJrokc from us , and wee were forced to leave her. ~~~~ 
 Neidierare they oncly to bee looked for in Whale Sound, 
 but alfo in Smith Sound $ H^pfflcnhoimtt i^ound* and o- 
 |bers,&c. • 
 
 For the killing of 5ea-mors I can give no certainty, 
 but ooely this : that our Boate being out once a (hoare 
 in all the Nonh part of this Bay, which was in the en- 
 trance of Aldemvin I o n a s his 4found| at their re« - 
 turne our Men told us they (awe many Mors along by 
 the flioare on the Ice i fane, our Ship otijig unde^r Syk , 
 and the windec«iiifnin9faire»dKv prefentl][came on board ' 
 without further (earch; betides the people inhabiting about 
 74.degree8,tould us by divers li|Bes,tbac towards the North 
 there were many.of tliofe Beafts naving two long teeth; and 
 0iewedu& divers pieces of the fitttie* ^ / ' -i; • 
 
 As for the Vnicbrnc, it being:? a ^rdNl Pifhy havir^g £ 
 a long home borne growing forth of his forehead or no- ? 
 Arils (fuck as Sir Martin pROBifHtii in his ftcond ~ 
 Voyage found one) in.diver$ places wee &e of them < which 
 if tnehome be of any good iridHe»no doubt but manyof them 
 maybekilltd. ' 
 
 As^ concerning what the'ftibaie Will veeld, as Bearea 
 skins» Morsteeriiyand fucb like ; I can fay little , beeauffe we 
 cameiiot on Land id any oi thofe places where hc^ Utas of 
 miding-tbemf .^ -•,'*;'..':•'"?• >-■••;■.■■■ ■ »-.t>^-^f_ ;;. .;-:;--5«- 
 
 But here fomcmay objeftwhy wee fboght thatCoafI 
 nobct^r? Tothislanfwene, that whileft we t»tre there- 
 abouts, the weaUier was fo exceeding fowtc Hwce could . 
 not; for firitwcc anchored in 9P§lfiMbtfmes Sound, whctt 
 preicntly wedrove with two anchors on head* thch w^ wcre^ 
 Ibicid CO^Ibnd fbrdi with a lovrfkyXm the nezrjd^ in 
 
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 whale ^oundwe loft Anchor and Cable, aad CMildfttch 
 the place ao more ; then wee came to Anchor neere afmall 
 Jlaiid,beu^betweine5irrA#iw4i5«(^#5oimd,and Whalei 
 5Mind X bucthc winde came more outward, that wee were 
 forced to weigh againc. NcverthckiTe » ifwehadbetnein 
 a good Harbor,havioff but our Ships Boat we durft not fend 
 her farre from the Ship, having (b few oicnaa ly^inall, and 
 {bmeofthemvei^weaket but the chiefe caule why wee 
 fpcnt too little time to fceke a Harbor, was our great defirc 
 to performer the difcovery ; having the Sea open in all that 
 partiand ftill likelihood of a paffage;but when we had coaft- 
 «d the landf o farre to the S. ward, that hope of a pafTage was 
 none, then the yecre was too fiur fj>ent,and many of our men 
 very wetke^and withall we having fomebeliefe that Ships 
 the next yeare would be fet forth about the killing of whales 
 which might doe better then we«^ 
 
 And feeing I have briefly uc downe what hopes there is oP 
 making a profitable Voya^; it is not unfit your Worfhip 
 fhould know what let or hiodranoe may be to the fame ; the 
 chiefeft caufeis,that fome veares it flMV ^^IpP^ ^7 wi^ioxK oF 
 Icely ing between 9[l44Uid j6S» that the Ships cannot come ' 
 into thofe parts nmill the middle oflulv, fo that Want of time 
 toftayinthe Country may beefomclet, yet they may well 
 tarry untill the laft of Aiiguft : in whichlfoace much bufinefle 
 may bedpne, andgccac (tore of oyk made. Nevertbdefle, if 
 ftoreofWhaleicomcio,a9norau« to thecoDtraiyi what 
 cannot be made in OyJe, may bte broaght home in Blubber , 
 aad the Finoes may ari£c to good profit. Another hinderance 
 wiU beybecaufechebotcomcofthf Sound wiH not bcfofobne 
 (cleare as would bee wifhed; by me^es whereof^ nbw and: 
 then a Whale may be loft. ThteTamecaafe fomctiane hapneth 
 ingreauUiul^. Ytt lamptarfwadedthe Souadi before* nor 
 ^never will bcdcarebefbre the so.ofluly. Wee this yeere 
 were in Whales Iland the 4. day amongft many Whales, and* 
 might have ftipooket^cmyyhout let of ice. ^ 
 
 Furthermore* tbere is little wood to beeexpcAed«ither 
 
 for fire, or othier neoeflaries; therefore Coat^ and other 
 
 ruchthiogc tnuft be provided at homCf thqr wiu bee mclr 
 
 ■ more the i^^j^y there- '- i • i' : : , ' •/ u- a>>:vj^/ ^ityjt^v:, 
 
 iluit mochil thought good toccittfieco ^obM WcMbcp, 
 
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 Mhom I hope will conceive , thic mach cinie hath not 
 beemibeiituivMne or the like buftieffej^ noroideflyofg- 
 
 •rmed what wee 
 
 hit wee have. 
 
 le defcripcion 
 
 tried. 
 
 ) that more 
 
 Med , and although wet have not 
 ddired (that i» to have the pawagf 
 promifed, uto bring certainty,/ 
 truth win make manifeittthat I have 
 
 And I doc boldly lay (without •mr^o^ « 
 
 cood difcovery hath not in (hotter time ( to myremem* ^ 
 
 AMnce)beene done fince the Account was attempted, confide ^ g ; 
 ringhowmuchIcewehavepaflcd.andthedifficBltyofSay- 
 
 *' linglbncerethePolcuponatravis. ,r , r # ' 
 
 And above all the variation of the compaflcwhofe won* 
 
 #aerhill <mperation is fuch in this Bay, encreafing and dccrea- 
 fing lb luddainely , and fwift being in fomc part,as mW^lJhn^ Vaiia. ^^ d, 
 Jitimtf and SmitbsSomid varied above 5. points'or 56.d. a 
 thing almoft incrcdiblcand aknoft ra(atchle(rc,in all the world' * 
 bcades, fo that without great care and good obfcrvationf ; - 
 true deicription would not have beenelwd.. ^ . _ t 
 
 In fine,what(bevcr my laboura are or fhall be,l elieffl»30 
 Httlcto exprefc my thankfoU mind, for your many fiWi&rs 
 wherein I fhall be ever ftudioui to fupply my other wanu,bf 
 
 my bcft endeavours , and ever reft at your worlbyj com^ 
 
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 JO»iS^ UMhIohn WolfteBholmc£^ ^dMr.. . ^ 
 
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 HEfet from ^r4v^/#e-'. ^nd^went abo^ 
 /w/4^. andthe lirft Land'.heef^fW warwkhin Frrt#a» cr«t«k»rf64<l- 
 D<t>lr/in 65><leg ree s ao. mlnnt e s^ on th e '4 ^ May rtgf;^''^; '—^. 
 
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 winder. 
 
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 they follQwcdii while, tnd then went away difcontcntcd as 
 
 Hcc profccutccl his voyage hdng loth tp Anchor at yet 
 aXthqnglli the wind was contrary, but plycd to the N. ward, 
 uncili he came inter 7a d/aoi m: there he entreda tairc found 
 neere Cape £>4vi«/msX«ii(4«»coaft , the people eTpying him 
 with great wonder, andgazing fled away ihthcir Boates, 
 ajidakcr this-night hee faw them ho more* yet they kft there 
 DogsTunningtaandimuiponthelland. . ; *^ ; 
 
 Atthis place hce ftayed two dayes takihp in water, and 
 dolitg things needfullmhe tydes not rihng above eiglit 
 or nine footc made him diilikc ofthepajflTage, it floweth f . 
 paft 9, upon the change day the Tydc coniineth from the 
 
 Southi» • ■' ■'■ ' , '. . 
 
 AtN.Sueiheeftc(ailet aildpliedtotlfiBNprthward, mk^ 
 fJoodTyde, " ; , ; '• 
 
 Hee Found a dead Whale about 2^* liagues from the 
 ftioare, heemade faft to her, and got ibmc iJnne out of her ^^ 
 the next day he was enforced by ftoruie to leave her,haviiig 
 (bod from hornot abovea-teaguesN-'W^hecxraractdlcc 
 thea » aqd tackt into the ihoare againe, and a great ftorme en- 
 fiied, ^ w. 
 
 Thi5 day he came faire by B^fe Sdundtffon , Captaine JPff- 
 vj^s Ids fartheft, betwecne 7a. d. aud 7 f. that evening at N. 
 Sunne hce came to Ice, whicn hee put iato^plying all the next , 
 day to get through. 
 
 He was cleerc otf the Tec « and nor farre fromthoaii'e , the 
 wind North Eaft, hee put in amongft divers Hands, the 
 peoplefeeing him fled away, leaving behind and under a 
 imalLRo^ hidden two young Maids or women , the 
 Ship riding notice, off, the Mailer wuh fomedthers 
 went on Laod * they vai3asi% fignes to bee carried to the. 
 Iland, where their Tents were there adjpyning. 
 .: When thqr came there they found two dd women morcir 
 tkeouetoeftiinatioD 8a yeares, the" other younger 9 therc 
 GnaAaid wo- was alfoone woaaaa with a child at her bock , who had hid^ 
 —- hcrfdfelmOngfttheRocks, untill. the <)ther had told her 
 
 how kindly they.hadufed chem in giving them peecesot 
 Jtoni' and other trifles, inchangcwhe|e€|j they gave them 
 Scaleskiiii, other t hings they had noaeifevc dead Scales^ 
 
 Ice. 
 
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 $nd fit «nd blubber, which thepoore women were very n# 
 
 diligent to carry to the Boace, and put into their Casks 
 making ihewchat the men were over at the Maine t and at 
 another finaii Hand lomething more Eaftward; then t|||y 
 madeiignes to thetn that hee mould (hc^ them his fl)ippe, 
 and let them where the men were » the toureyoungcft came 
 into their Boat , and w/ ben they were intht .Jhippc thev 
 much wondred , and they gave them of his meatt whi cli 
 they ta;Ung xvoM not eate » twoof them hec itc to the Uand 
 wherechey Found the mento be, the other two he fct to rhcir 
 Tents a^aine, thole t*iat went to fceke the men could not 
 finditiem, but ca<ne backc to the Ship ag:«ine, and were itt 
 .over CO the otha "fidf. 
 
 This placv chey called Womcns Tland , it lycth in'ji, de- nromcHtllind^ 
 grees 45 . miiuites • tnc Flood co.nmtth froii the S. ward^, at 7z.d, ^^.m* 
 decpe Tydes the water riltthnot above 5 or 7.foote$S,E. 
 Moonc makes ftiH Sea , the Inhabitant* being very poore 
 living chicfcly upon .Jeales flefli dried, which they eatciraw. 
 andcloaih themfctves wkh^hesHin^s, as alfo they doc 
 cover their Tents and Boates therewith , which thty can 
 ' dreiBTe very welt the womf n differ firomthe men in apparell, 
 and are marked in the face witfcdivcrs black ftreakes orlines 
 the skinne having bccne raifcd with lome ftiarpe Inftrumcnt, 
 when they were young, imd black colour- put therein* fo ^ 
 
 growne in^that by no meanes it can be got forth. 
 ' Concerning their Religion he laith^ittle.onely they have 
 akindofworlhipora4o|f4tiontiothe^uqne, towhich^they - 
 
 will H"^ M*^»ng ^*^^*' '^^"^ *?^ '^'^"'^^'** 
 ipg£/^#Wr, there dead they bury on the fides of thfc 
 
 hills, where ^hyl!c,niaking a pile of ftones over them, 3^et 
 
 not forhiek but that he could fee the dtad;body,th« aire 
 
 beingfo pitrcing, that it keepeththem from ftinckingfavoort 
 
 ft> like wife liec hath Iccnethcrc do^gs buried m the fame • 
 
 inann.r. v' ■'' ■ '• ^". ', ■ ■ 
 -This day bee fet faile from thence With faircwcathcij 
 thcv/imi contrary ytthceplyeditup betwecnc^the Ice and _ , 
 ihoare, as it hath bccne in a chanutU of 7^ or 8. • Le^cs A aMmum, 
 broaden on the f. hec was in 74. J. much peftertd vvith Ice, 74.d. 4 jn, 
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 andpUpeswhere^^ir TcHt$ had ftood, bat ai yet thej 
 were not come.^li^ood ty de wis very fman • not liiing a« 
 " ^ ,e> bove 5* or <?. foore » yel^the ebbe niniieth with indid^rent 
 ftream » caukd by the malting fnow from off the mouh- 
 . . taines. ^ , ,' • , .■ "- i '"■ 
 
 Seeing that as yet hee couldnpt pro^epd , hee determined 
 HaiI»oar 7J« t6*ftand in for thefliorc , there to. abide ,ttntiU tlic Jcc were 
 **• "i,gsi^».inore cpafuined, which h^ plaincly (a vv to wattVcry faft, hec 
 / canietoanchory^; 4]^m.hercMecbntmuedj^^ 
 
 out any diew or (ignc of people,. . /' - ^ 
 
 - This day there came 4a. pf the Inhabitants in their Ca- ^ 
 
 libes; they gave him Se^sP skinns, and nianypeeces of the ^^ 
 libme ofVniconie, ami Oicwed him divers peeces of Igef^% 
 Mors teeth, matting (igncs that tothc NJward werem^ny , 
 of theait hee gave them in exchange thereof peeces of Iron^, 
 piaffes and Bcads,4.(everaU°cinies they re|>ayede6 him bring- ' 
 ing alwayes of thofe commoditie aforefaidyby reafen where- 
 
 H&t hee (laid i$. dayes* and on this day at night fets ^ 
 fayle with little wind, heeftoodtotheN* ward, the winde 
 having beencontraryfthe moftpiH <|f the moBcth)bat it was ' 
 IceeonTamedi ftrange to fee the Ice fo much confumed iii fo iittie ipac^ 
 ^ for now hee could come co iche^. Hands formerly named, 
 
 andiUndoflTtothe Wdlward almoft 20. Leagues « without 
 letofjce* untiUheecimeto7^ ^O.m. Latitude,' then hee 
 . fpt ainongfticatcered Ice » plying aU this moneth every day 
 ' gazing fome what, nothing worthj^ of ^pte, hoping that. 
 , heeinighc (ee many of thole j[i(hes withlon|homes , which 
 they ca>i sea Vntcomes 9 the weather < irari^ble few dayes 
 . without fiiow and frcezing:bm Midfommer day hi$ faylesic 
 
 ™Ynk^s wckl^ were frozen, that they cocild not land theini^Ct the 
 
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 cold iiopt fbeitrcamc, but that itmay bee well endurcd»hee 
 beiiigiliU within fight of Land. -*^ ; ^ 
 
 ^^ Hec came iiito an open ^zin jy, 40. Latitade,which ne^ 
 lyteceivedhishopiofapviragcy and becaufctte wind was 
 conirary, hcltood ao. Leaguesof the £hore,and then hedood 
 in againe , and anchgycd to cry th« Tyde , bat fgonMifmall 
 
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 ib4«s ^es tbii:S%drove, althoneh kM cwo Anchorspn 
 
 gtodiHl. Wtorapen i» VIMS fbited^to^fvdgh 
 
 le qUki chlsfound J fP^elfttfthdmss Stmti ; It bath many In- 
 
 tbMillfW»gt;|to?mebegan« WeftVili^ S 
 
 fei«-«PW!fe, cwiiimuBgfoj'thit he Was i^Kibleta bcai^any 
 %IoJblK:laytoH«ffi4andwl|ionit fouiidhim-» ♦ 
 
 ieuciinbayed in a great Sound tthen hcfetfiyfeandftopd OrJ 
 
 iiiEcifls^ fbachacQttla geinoplace t0.Aiictx)rit;mit was 
 
 forqej tjviiMdtoo and agunfliui^^i^^ 
 
 togaUifi«2ff Ovq^.k»^i«^j%^ and h«e 
 
 ^j^)i«M4iil latitude 77* !3<X this day was taireweatliBjana 
 hckeptalofighftbclandrunbUhccatna unt^ * 
 
 ofvcc which wasbacU with land f whidfhcciecipg, dctcr#^ 
 
 ^d?o (told bapkfi agmiK fon^^ 
 
 HancUteill^, It lyeth bSwecnp' t^o great founds y the .fn^ff^^j souad, 
 
 WhdU'fimd^^ii thcqthcr SirTAa, /wi/^J i«««^; d^s laft run-^a. 
 
 ncthto thcN.:of78r and is admirable m one rcrpca, bccauie ^ 
 
 in it is thegriGateftof variation ofthc Compaffc of anypart of 
 
 die knownc, World. Forby divqrs good oblcrvpi^iop? hpcVaiiauonjtf. 
 
 foundit tobec, above 5;,p6intg,or 5^vaVlcdtothcN/Ward, • . 
 
 rfttsSoundfccmcthtobcegDpdfotkiUing of f^/We/, itl^ 
 
 ingthcgrcateftandlargcft.iiiall thcBay, the caufe why h<; 
 
 minded to ftand to this ittaad. wa« to fecke^forf^/w^^ 
 
 Finncs ; this night he Anchoifcd with foulc weather r that hw » 
 
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 Then he ft<tod to the W. ward with open Sca,& t ftifft^Ie 
 of wind imtmthii <Jay. when k fell calpie tndfMgjj.h^^ 
 ncciethecntrtmeofafeireSound, wh^heeeaUea/ldcrmaii 
 /#wxhis foimd } Thisafternoonc it bring l«M€ and aire 
 ther, he fere hh Boate^n land, die fliip being under layle, but 
 thcwindboKinningioblow, they returned, toyif^, theylaw 
 imny ^w -fe»r/,by the (hoaic amongft the yce , but nb ftf ne 
 ofceoplefofirreilthcy were, npc any good place w Anchor 
 InVtlin havii^ tte wind E.N.E. bee rnn along iterhoiti, 
 itbcginnii^nowto ircnttotheSottthiandlhcwingiMcUfeia 
 
 beca.Baye*"' 0"^ ^■■■.- Tv •^. .. '■■■< _ '■'-»:■■' a--4t*Ii-«-v 
 
 %t\miiUf^ TTuadayfafewtsopcnafimothcrgrete 
 
 ^aftttt $«un4./4i*#/£4«r4^w5Aw»<ijhc(ehilhopeofjp<iflaa 
 
 I,at«.74 everyday rtoi«the«odier;forfi»mtbisfeundtoth©S*Bth- 
 
 ward heiad aledgeof Iccbftweciicthe ftioarc andhim » out 
 
 theSeaYvasdccietothcS/of it hBCltq«clofetotWsIccw 
 
 taithisday;andj*enheewa$in7i.deg.i6.«hi.aBdpWncIy 
 
 pcrceiued the land to yo.d^.^o. min. then haaingmiidi ,Icc 
 about him, bee flood to the £ wards, fuppofing toi^^ 
 ftone ckcre, and to haue kept on that fide the Icc,vnuU he bad 
 c«meint07o.deg. andtheritohauc ftoodin againc : but xc 
 €% leacuei a.pt«K)uedflmtecontrarytohisexpcaition;forhec wasfe^^ 
 «o»ftftlce, torunneabooetfo.lcagMCjthroughlce, and manytimcslatt 
 that hcecould goe no way, akhough fo hee kept his courfc due 
 
 f .and whenhee had gotten into the open Sea ; hee kept lo 
 - necrethclceidiatraany times hee had much to dbe to g^ 
 
 dcere^yct could not get neercthe land vmill feee came to tf »i 
 whcnheeleetheflioarcbut could not come to it byy.or^* 
 Icaguesforthegtcataboundanccoflccjandtbii wason the 
 a4Tday of/«^,thenhccffent ^davcito fee if bee could an- 
 chor to trie the TideJ)uttho Icclcd him into^f, 40. mimlat- 
 whcrehcclcftthe weftftibft ;bccaufediatdienhecwas in the 
 Indrat^ of Ct^mkfrimdy Inlet bee knewnooeiftainties, nor 
 
 — faopeof p aflage could b e e there* — ' " ' , / y 
 
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 -,li«¥i.iDdc»ri»CDdimhaainglDepc thdr Qibbuw 8.dbyes : be^^ 
 fides tui Cooke vvhidr dyed the daybefcxA :Mid dii^ 
 company 6> weake> that chey could not laboiir ; & die winde 
 Imondng. bee C4Pie to anchdr in 6^jdt^. 45. min. i^ aplace eal^ 
 
 Tbenextday»vpion4n lAancI^ wee found g^at ftoieof^ir/vr- 
 
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 hifn; di2s dajjHaine ^ in Gi^Mieff> they btotuihc S^Umm^ 
 /Ai^rtnd fachJike • whi(;hwalgoodkefte/liing & his men; 
 die next day foUovvingtdieranieo.ctmeagtinc > fo^y faw 
 thei9npmorevBtaUtiie6.div> 1^^ 
 tad wasalmoftdeereefilieHailipw 6mt6«and noe moEe« 
 <iuiieandbr6uieht of Ihe like (;oaimoditic:^ whieb they > 
 giu^diem Glafles* B6adies> Conmers^aiid fau(I picees of iron; 
 iifaidiclieydoetfleeiift» asivi^ClipfU^^m Gold or Sil- 
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 fo,thatit was amditote adiniied t hctote it flMiah abooi S,^i^^4 
 l8.fboceivater; It floweth on the change till £&aenaclock^ - 
 It is avcty eood Hjiibourjand cafictpbe knowne :ha^i^o|^iec^ 
 iiigfitoana hills like Piiamidies elbtt adjovnine to the nMMth 
 dieeof; and that in die tnidft is the loweft : aS thiiL coaft t-^^ 
 fengis full ofgood HarboiorSjby teaibnof ib manie Ilaiids that 
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 winae>faiie wither : SoXjod fenthim a ^dy pafletge » foe 
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 tbelf ings COKonfta Maioc.mahedi with vsalfe in the diftanot 
 
 deicrihed ; bixttopcodnoB fooip Authority inon6ill : I haiiq 
 
 XtsxtvtfxmiiTTfmsi Omits ^a iManinc^aad Ma^ : M^i 
 
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 CO Mate ^ri^/; Andifanycfainkethatthe^jp«»<4ri or/«r^ 
 
 i4i{;4/rwoddtombai]e difcoueisdfiicha Pa(l^> this willan* 
 
 6vne>diatitwasi^fi)c dioir frdic to expoie their EaA or 
 
 Wefti^'to^^i/M^>^ whom they wculd 
 
 mkliaueiliaicn iQ thoienun 
 
 fiee : Fkft Ti&MRMtf C«yi^/aiieneth thos madk 
 
 I ThmMCtmlis^ BedmfiiTt intbe'Ctonty ^tStmerfit 
 Marrineri doc admowledgei diac ^ yeaces paft, being at Ltf* 
 tme iaFmtfgdM; IdidlciKeoiie MmmChitcke^P^mga, 
 jceadeaBookeof b^^ winch bee had^onttf. 
 
 yeetesbetothattinu!>inPnntiatKeP«r/iix4JEftoiigw 
 nngthatthefiud'^l^irviiv ClM«i(f iudfoundtw^ 
 vMm^iyftagiA^ a Golle^f the 
 
 Th»-f«MKi-4K^wbid]&^^ in 5^dM^ of the 
 
 j:Pok>by liganes tbac bee bei^ in the 6id Mitt with4 
 jbippea of^gl«ac BiKdnml bee buQilfe ^^ 
 
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 To^fM, with t Weft wiiidtri^wMchtehadpafta- 
 
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 fetnomo«cfiAtoftnyochcrland> vndllhee fellwiththcN. 
 M weft pact of /rr/Mirandftomtbense hetcookehis courit 
 hom^mid; tndbythatmctncs hcc came w Li/Hw4 or 
 €.weekcfbdbtetbeotherfliippsthatweie feparatcd from, hit 
 Commny , andfince the &ine time hcii coufd ncucriicany #f 
 dK)feBc»te. bccaufctheKing commanded :thcm 
 lldin. twi no more ofdiemtobct Primed, leaft in time ic 
 
 ivould bee their huidenincc. . • • t l ji *. 
 Iir witndfe whcierfliaro mybindpiiamtrte tfie^^ 
 
 ij :4;iV^rf #f Miichacll Locke, r#iirfcw|r Ftctoa 
 
 ■:;:: :■.;/• ; ; IncPgoitar ,.^ .v ■ ... r- . : 'vy '. i^ 
 
 f 1^ rHcnlvmttriw*^ in>^Hff 159^. happily arriuc* 
 V V there in old man* aged about 60. called commonly 
 f^dcFmHf but named propdrly -^/e/^^/foi Vdtrim^s, of Na- 
 ^en a <5^wt« \mitiit m the/yU(df Ay>A«Awif4iofProfc6ion « 
 Maniner, aid an ancient Pylotof (hippes:Thi*mancame 
 ratelyoiitof'y/'«»<?;attucdfirftat Lr^mcy andwentthcnce 
 to «br#«rir, where hce fyaxiAoxx^John DmlMyzn ^W'P^^^* 
 afiimoi^Marriner, ready romming for rr»i^#^to be Pylojtc* 
 
 J r*«»--»mipfor £»i/4H|y ^*™=^^.'* 
 
 and /<»i^ I>*«/^>bdnevva|Rqitf 
 'Viceofthi8mekePyToi?,andbroj^hthimto^m^ 
 in conference this Pjjpt^laied m 1^ Upturn and 5pn»j/fr 
 
 tongwjthefe words wllc.»»^.; . tv»*^j.^i»s 
 
 firft , hce raid that hShad becnc m the \^^^t^9M 
 5»4i»r, bythefpaee of Potty yeercs, and fayled i«^n(jr- 
 «s Marriner and Pylot to many places thereof icKW 
 
 ihe5/>4?fi4r<l. % - . ... "*" 
 
 Afohefaidthtt hee Wtsmthe 5^<w^ (hw^ 
 
 tutmngfrpmdie IflandsofW^^r qndff^l^ ^ 
 ottre Cape C4|if<»m4 by CJaptomfcCmp »*f .i"^' 
 Wh^eby hcdpft6o.ThoufiBd Ductes of l^soWnei 
 ladfoiie^chitbtt vya Pytot of 3. fmaUSmppf* 
 
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 indttt Werf CTft fhe'Ptffaee of'die £*«»!/* N«K)n. 
 Which wae§hJ*»Slfe*'«*8l**e ftwBhts mwthe South 
 S« , .nd &ttWVifeh'<*r* Mrtfriie wh«hT.tppe«ed am6ng(l 
 
 tSwi* SiSki,mihmmm&!iifthingt dqnewtlm Voy- 
 age. and M tliA tttwli #c Of ui* w » j^l^d « 
 
 the ViVi-toy fet himoutagarfin 15^2. with a fiwU C^tavcll • 
 and a Pinnace, armed widi Mirriniw ondy for difco^y of 
 the faid i?trei#it;a«d hre followine Ws^dkic W «nd N- W. 
 
 firm* and /«^4ihow called Nte.'*#'i«id^»^ ^y«g« 
 hce rignifiedvnto nic in a great Mappcand Carde of my<wnc 
 whicfl iad« bi^forchim. vntill httome to the Lautudc gf 47* 
 deerqcs. and tMf there finding iflPhd to trenf|J- and, » p. 
 vvith-a^V^dWcct bctweenc 47- «nd; 48^|h«JS% W» 
 
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 aiia that hccij^iy di\w Hands in thi^enti^c : MM 
 
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 l4iCr(pilito,6^^tbcttih fflOie , 
 the lai^ »cm^i^ ft^ Sometimes N> W 
 M airoS^.waij;fiJ,a %tc broadciSca the 
 
 attliBcntwIw of tWsrfaid StiieilgMithereis on 
 «jo»ft<fcie4f^'tt«at!HdidTl*nd of lland, wUhan c)icc03iPg 
 
 hkhPinnj^le<»4iii*dRoekelikcJ>piUercherc^ , '; 
 
 \ Airoheraid,thaihct wcntonlaad indivcrsplacesiiand^iat 
 
 face law fomc pcoplcimlahd<iUdii>£caft-skinns -.and. that the 
 
 land wai^feryfmitfiilk and rich t^rgpld^ndrfilwaud Peaces 
 
 ^Alibheeiaia, th«t>cbcing<iitijtt! thus fane into the iaid 
 Strqigfat , ar^WagrCQflftc intothc North-Sea^ allrcady , and 
 finding the Sea wide enough every where, and to bee about 
 
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 *\*icte4U^Vvasicnt't6ijoe^iiidtbat Tie HOC DoingMiwju,Lw i^«% 
 thc-fercc of tfac!SW5*^p«>ptethat might happen maOauU him* 
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 9iouliM>c rcWu^cd lA Sf^ivf jptcbaXfnf .and .therefore wdr 
 led him CO repayre thithcr^which bcdidperforme. 
 . At Uj(v^Oinming«duthf{|K,w gMftlj.^ kbnjej tt the 
 
 ¥iy rewarafi% ^ bit coQOoicpu;ia therefoc^ ajc fetigt^ He dole 
 WayViulcainSDto7#4/f| to get home to Kreamongft hit 
 inhif W|if c;oiir|^« het»eing now very pW*. -^ O 
 ftP»i^/ W« ^^fe* that i*e W^ pi^a^ttlTcjra^ 
 
 ifWeU thatthc i»fAjHpion:Md ncnn^giv^ii over ajl thejr 
 voyacct ^rf ht djilcove^ 
 
 jTeafedi^xh^^ilX fm||tq«coine^.h«tw^ii(itp iJff S. Sea; 
 iaa Ojefcfc^ ijhey ji^irfrf not his/er^^^ 
 
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 Jier wprres uiainUinedVoyaii^tly I 
 
 :;p^r/^opi^ hipilu()l?<^»0c ^ 
 
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 Aipiif iindifrye her Ma«jiti i»fhatVfi9»g? t«^difcov^^|ie . 
 paifitteinto fhcS^ca. M^^jirouldpat hUlpein j^r Mati 
 haodatop erforme th^ ftme«if il^e viroijM furnUb hiia 
 •nc £h^P; ,9t'40 iQjioes, and oni! Bmwce, , wd 1^^ 
 perforoittlie fame fi-bm the on^ei^ ^ ^f j?" 
 
 tbci^andheWiWfdip^ibto wrii!e.iiito^<4<i<C,,,^ , :,, <^^^ 
 W hefeiipbn after this twice conj^eocel did write to tlie 
 old Lord Treafiii«rCi«7,and to§ir 1V^ierK4»Uiib^nd to Mr. 
 KtctktrdHMkMt that^ousGorm6grapher>pgiying tto ipjd 
 
 ponndf ^hl 1^ Icm^o* the ehvgco^ j5?«»*9g#»« P?^^ 
 tQ%/«»rf;rrec€toa ahfw^fr<^ Kinai^^ofifty friends^tw 
 thei%ony^as W^UIbc^ pi^l if tlbc money could bf prpcur 
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 The t a.i i.iiid t^^^ct hpoMnle *cnMnt ciMt hckfidkfpt „ ^ ^ . 
 :iliicltcitiiiidratlKrtdcheN:wird, but htwas hocftwitfr ai(oS.vfar4^k 
 Cttn€nt(llrcbiiidiiocteUhoir)abovei d*i8i |OM»w^anpctiaCuffent. 
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 tli^^iiKNttlibf tilt ftilAit|itpro<rcdodierwirfl|the windcjSauiig 
 
 
 
 omtmyj u ic W juid by ifomc hoocs w^c tpw «pmy tl«t 
 
 lie(ho«Mhotinfiftiny tbrthcrfbr tfait year«; but that l^ 
 
 flife had framed a iband refqhitioii tocoi^iiiiue aotf pecfewcr. 
 
 ftoMtM itf ontilithiidav h^ptyed tache Wtft aQ4wat 
 
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 Thtwfed!WBamdN^earewcatheiu £^^^^ V^ 
 
 Tbii^ beeteicdllqd^ UicS»fiib^ 
 Wtothe Ewi^dhcc^id » Kirle lUnd whei« he^ftp^dinio 
 a Bay to water, and anchored m t f ftrh* Gae- fifliint friimd Bai BfU»^ 
 
 flKiimitck r)onc)hc bad Kknd^oae ropkU^ 
 the B,by N.thcjittdslac.tfadai00i«|i^gf 
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 ftom I^W.andin tbif p||MilfMiKHijb^s»^U^ , . ^ ,V ^ 
 
 tbtfong^eibout the IhndiM when it borfS4li;^f them they 
 hid 74fkb.ha()ret mile firoiahin^ 
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 ttagiat 8^ h^-fttt^tacks aboard and ftood M,B»p^ by S.m jhjf cp 
 db^i^hii daf ifc Hai 4>? fith.atclockc 4-^t 5^ liad f fitft?^^^ 
 at tt^hJd'tf^rtlirtiiAf bearing M,^W..andl^W.' / . : ^ 
 
 ■ lpW*dayatthfediwaing^^^^^ and bcftopd 
 
 ^ along k>!«4'B.tr(icc^fe, he bad founding 2S?nd|o fath. 
 andSiS^fcd<si^clbf|c 8;and wdghtd againepreTcririy, %he 
 Ui^4)^f t&iirtdbtd foiindirtg Siliaay;the M^ther.Ns .ward f hF^ "i 
 deefe'fcr warirVtb&Wliter fjffth;Kc,«iidgcd it to^e Wi^Hf^j 
 baited N Etholorenoone fdt^i^i leag.«f in tnf aft^rii ^ 
 N^3.^ffotbclaf*d<Hd!yci tow^ *ottome o^M- 
 
 •Bay iheWit.wai ^4 d. 30 hi. varjatm d. rom.thdpafC^ 
 thisland b9fc>T(^ft«m l^J^%aSclilil5^^^ 1 
 
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 . *II> foi^ ia ? bourcs 'p^c he (aw in ctfn(<:i>nce<»^goodai 300 Fa« P"** 
 DJMre,asftcasbuttci,butcaughtnonc,for his intent ivas to '* 
 v^traveUasgoodas ^ imIes,hopin^t6haverepetbeSeaontl)G^ ^ 
 dther fide, but could not. ^ * 
 
 - 9 This day clock S.to 1 3 vht run 6 |eig.W,N, Wifrom i % f 
 
 h^ftcered away as the land would give him leavc» W , S. W« 
 andW,afincj(AQilding coait» and dtinety (ounding, {helly / 
 groundtfrom ioto\6 fathomeiyhecre he had a little ciirrcnt^ 
 fet W,^]^W•this as faeiadged H^i broken Und,fatit. tf 3 deg. 
 40 min.variat. 2 3 d. 3 dm. 
 Mo The witid was at S,E,and by E>the farther to the Weft* 
 ^'ward the ihoaldcr water, they lodge ttiemfekes tebe fliot (b - 
 fjirre to the W. ward as S«4 Hor/« Poyat, becaufe of tbecoaft ^^ 
 trenching t9Southerly,hitboate rid with berGrapn^t, an^ 
 fbu^daptttti^ftreiaie. r^ . '* * v - , / 
 
 1 1 T^s d4y he \feas irj^ jd.4d min. litit, the land bciting: ^ 
 from hiii$jW.and trenching along tjj the S.being in thislae* 
 they chot^fii^emfelvesfj^rreihotto the ^^eftO^arcls within^ 
 
 , Uriitrcthcy w^reinalmoft65 deg^to thcH wards, h|jt he 
 altc:edhis mmd and ftood for 2)»e.(f/;his Hand , to try the 
 
 , .^de. N,B,by N. \ Nartherly from thence where he tmncd out y'- 
 
 'oftheBayotScaHor(e.a4lcag. . . V 
 
 1 ^ this d^y'the wind #as Band by,S,thick weather. ^ 
 
 1 3 From the 14> day |o this day noone,hc wat becalmed in 
 
 ihicke weather. 
 
 1 4 Frpm tht>l^day^6^ctilVthiVhe made way p Icag. 
 
 B,S,E«aad 2 ieag,N,W. ' • 
 
 1 4 He trycd the ty de and found as ftf ong a ftream® at thit 
 
 time as you have here in the f hsaieijitikx S,E. and N»W- hc 
 
 ' follow cd it to Vee wherher tt would eaTry him, at clocke. 8 at 
 
 iugjic he i^horedv^Jid wayed againe ae S next morning, arid 
 
 he had ^ oufidiif »6«n4 70 fath.but anchored in \o. 
 i ; rf TMs ratoing 4.hc wayed and ftood tH the ^^ wardjmt 
 tjioug ^t lie wis ftopt by ljpd,and therefor^ ^^^ 
 forjEft^Aw^, nqfforthaie%was<»^^ paflage, for 
 that he wUl never /ay.' /* 
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 . 1 9 Prpm theiaft noone to thh,he drove N,E» 6 ieig. both 
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 i^ To this day noonc %o knots S,E.and i o knots S,W. 
 •. . a o To this day noone ^oleag.SjE^the wind VV .and foggy, 
 a I To this day noone he run 2 o leag .S,E. ifiicke weather, 
 tt^ Jic was in 61 d. 1 5 na.ratic.and founding he had S6 iithg . 
 ; ail To this day nootie*!5le'g-E>byS.at noonc it was clcare 
 W€ather,andhewasin^^d.40in.litinatidheiawland to the 
 ^ N^jffhimiandhadlonndinghoiii#M<>»l^t^fhv V -^^^ 
 
 '' a ? This day he was in latit <5 ^ dToo «!• in the morningf the 
 land bore^.Off him^ahd tt»yt^<it to be th|' N. ihore or 
 
 • day 22 lcag.B,by N^andi51«ag.S. be had lonnding along the 
 land 1 7 ori 8 f ath.fine beach land, and ftiffc a gate at N, \y . 
 
 a4 From thelaft^ay tothis 23 leag.S,Euiridpleag.fi,byS. 
 
 and this morning he fdlwitt^^nd which hetooktf tobt the 
 
 ' - l^ngsFtf^/i«>»^,itboreS,E^ lcagi«^%ndlatit<5| d. 70 m.this 
 
 - ^di«^tb<^Pinnaccftolcfromthcjq as they thinke upon purooft. 
 
 ^^ ; :^5 From tkii day atnooncK,N,VV.81eag.aqd N,E, by N. 
 
 *^leag.ibundingwa$4oand45fath» ^ , ^ / 
 
 ?,6Tbisdayatnoonctheyfawthcfanift)f etch that they 
 
 partedfrom,and wasbyobfenrationihiatk^a deg$->i«min. 
 
 I know of this vartat. 26 d«g. thcwind was at S,E«and they thought them* 
 
 Wexb. . fgivcs on the WSvhpii^^tnsfitUlh 2 Jcagucs off, and had 
 
 'decpeitforiSfathi . ^ '% 
 
 27 Fioni laft nooneto'this he runa 7lcag.truea)urfe N, & 
 
 byE.and wcr$ inlatit.of^o d;th^ wind at'B.SjE- thta night at 
 
 clock 10 the fogge came, the next inorniig it cieered but he 
 
 *had no ground ft ibofatb.hetackt about to the S.^ward till 
 
 nextihorningandtheatothcN.ward, but at noonc <ould 
 
 havenoobf'ervation. - a , r r 
 
 2 8 This morning I he tackt|o the S^ for he faw a firme 
 land of fce,from laft day to tjiis N,Ea a leag.and ylcs^. S, E, 
 bccaufe oi the Ice,at dockc i o he hadigo fath. ^^^*^ • 
 
 aj^Troii^laftday tothis to leag.SJSjind 3 leagues N,E,an4i# 
 founding -had no ground*v^^^^"-:^:^5^v^v^'?^ 
 . 3 ©Prom laft day to thit was fog, th^ gotbiit httle to the 
 E.Ward,ahd founding had no ground,andlatitJ2d . 40 miu^ 
 
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 g^iFrom the Idl tothis i.olea.E,by S«tnd 8,S,t,by t.ibe wind 
 at N.at 3 in the wni^caliiifc*but«loarf waitiicr,they wwrc 
 
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 clofe about theN.ib()icm »o Uth.hc M^ripling of a Tydc 
 
 to the Edward, the land was romi: thing low toward^ the M'a- . 
 
 ter,but dopblc height within Und,itiyechW.>^,W/indESBv 
 • Thisdayiiepaftbyani llatidphcytooketobcthc W.moU: 
 dndoftheftraightandtecSir /4i««^.> /)»<</ his Uand., being - 
 highland,and fee thcS»lhore and a gut when itbearcth S,W. 
 fe<mcthtobe4 miles overt they al(6 t^e Nottvghaytts an$i TIicoj>en be- 
 iahsbuftis llcandachanncUb.twetnc them olS leag. and tw.xt e,T)/^jgf 
 this ft«itis ov^ra^uut » j Icag.thcy ikood away this day E,^CTr«^o/-. 
 
 / 1 Votbisnoonefromtlic laft> ilcag.fe^by S,latit (5^^.^ 
 
 Iij^io-r boPC >I,MjW..aad thcWXa|»e on the N.ihore bore N. .. ^_^ ____„ 
 
 £^variiit*l8d.ChcwindNE,hyN.. ,, ' 
 
 2Tothisnooneliilcag.E,byS,anas,S,W. 5lcagu?s,thi$ ' ,' 
 ' iftdriiing he WIS dole aboard the N.Cbaft, it fccmeth high , •. 
 
 ragg«dIaodand*ullofgats,hc Wi$:bccaliacdand befogged, 
 and itood ^waixi* into thechann II baring i V).oa2iegf0ttnd. . 
 
 thereKnothi^.gdtebfnotcuatilltlieydaywheni^^^ , 
 
 »i«»boreN,W fiomhim. Thcpday he was open m ^4^ - . 
 Wsi|*»«,b59d.asai.anahadvariat.a<dcg. ; . ^d"^ t 
 
 I o Inis day by (iprmc his Pinnace rhrcvr oy^cr tbeim)oat« 
 
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 «^ft-y^i7«'d.^5irtnJa.'thc Stah^^^^ 
 ftiflibdj, thr#at8r55|acke, liiit rtotfothickeksU formerly 
 writ bf,atidrrtiaIlftorebf fowlc tbbtifcene* 
 i^his dayandUftTiighthatfhbetnthicikcweather,butfoas 
 ^^^mfe htdifeerne I mileg betwixt one Fog»drift8^ another) 
 
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 f Mftecrdftmewatchcs W,«fl^ByN^hkhforfomcrea. 
 i<-'- - x:i foal 
 
178 
 
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 June 
 
 Co parallel. 
 
 »7 
 
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 iifti«*i,«>A fim of 1 itPorttdCantttU altered to (he N.VVr4)y N.aMinc, 
 
 -*- rl tlihmigh iKr the variitioa thwart C?pe 9^*^;^ wai fo^ni<^ 
 
 (andairowed)in«yrunainf over bctwij tl« ftmcjand the 
 1 Weft Maine,or the Weftfide ^K^rmm HiUff^n ! found my 
 . rcfckoning toagfea Without win^rivpuoiufiMtherw^^ 
 hindcrancc of Current, therefore what mfeuftion fliallas 
 yet bt bid down in this war without good j bdgcmcot, m tte 
 praaitioncrandlibcrticwithalUijbutas it Were t© teach a 
 
 wattrt coloor is nil one,wid but few fowle,this Mendun I did 
 reckon to be in 6 o d. Jo nuand tliat I had neere two pomt* of 
 variation,tbe weather thicke, with wet fogge.^ ... 
 I Faire w«*ther but^oggy*hi$ noonj tydel did teckootobe 
 ijfthe «foi>^lel JJK. le»gttef<firo«nthe Pfe wOjW'f "W 
 
 deii*rt(tt<ithe account is but «o» fro™ «SBp *<> llffraiim.l 
 could not obfetve finte the I J day,yetlgpc«re in « I d. J • 
 
 nuTbij d«y wemet with«verf»IU,and|aceS of Tide or Cur- 
 
 IV fooner rife ftpm p«yer«, but We were Aife by •_«noMtam 
 5lce, hardtoIeewards-ofiM.and weetadi»Bchtodoe» 
 clceietbeflmeby fl*ttin«the fliip to theS-warfsj themoft 
 '^tbi*ei(»ingandwglitlfpe9tinft»ndiagi»«d«»«e.. 
 rXa^^m* I W a>iWlecl«are , .i,djfopd into the 
 ^J«™wlienitfQgged..Bawe. Ibyto/W^o time. 
 
 tWstoweftetheSunnejbwttpnpufeftw^f"""'** . 
 • tWsSft Sght I laiaiBWhinefiileuntill midnight, recko. 
 
 ninabv»«*!WiiiWfi»»I P«*'»«*'*'°«"** Of "ndthaogM 
 weather*BtitlMckn«^ae«5new*'»l*«'.»'^'^'"P^",!*, 
 
 E.and$.wiih thickefoggy.or »??"« W'Vfe't^Yl^ N Sr 
 ^4;dawtherfnpo»wit^fttCfWe#es,l^b>cd^ 
 
 tlM««tinn«lI^5onstfi».doAun3««ne^^om^^ 
 faU in pieces/orSdby #ir:OWn w..ght.to ttetwof^^^ 
 
 Hand, IS of thofe «nI«^««"«.bB»fe«%w°5 • "fi^ 
 Thisday u cjockc Jhadfigbt «»'^™»"«^ "^'y.CiSS.i 
 icing t«9 ia»KM!rf''."S« *^ '^W"' *'"P'W*'« W* 
 
 Anmnaof 
 Ice/ 
 
 Latitude 
 tfo dcgreei, 
 
 Ji9 
 
 20 
 
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 raii e the 
 1«. 
 
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 '* :\ 
 
 w^-imt,^ 
 
 ^1 It' I I, n i l M M III . i H lili .^^mmmm^mmmmmm,^ t I I 
 
 mune , whereon. A»iod|wo bigb hUli , betring Northweft '^ MMrm 
 cove^ Wftb ri>owt the Bay was fuU'df mafli'd lce» wbich it j - 
 feeincd tke Sȣ.wind had inforced berein,by dead reckoning 
 I wasat that4n(bnc in tf » d*i 7 iii»wncrc p^efent^ haveing a 
 gpod oblecyatiotat that indant I was in 6% d. t ^.m.the difie« 
 
 ^ ;ence b^inff !bui; i i9.& tbai to che W.ward» it doth not Q^tw 
 chaf tbcte ^ any current continmUy^to fee out oF Ptetitm Dit* « 
 ifii te tbe ^u.i$ generally reporteds for f>om theiat* 5 8 d* 3 o 
 m. aoffing Ftetum t^svis a 10 leag.or tfaerabouts to t hr*W J. 
 {idem 6% d*a7*fh» and (jaW^ but 8 minidifference betwixt ^ 
 dcafS.reckoning^aiid |he o^^rya^ioni and that to the<^(tortb- 
 
 ^^v^»^iwbetneri 4ocb there any ciirreAC appeare to comeftoih 
 the N.out of i^wf »■» ^^ w or no. 
 *^ ^Having thurdbt with the land I ftbod to the Southward 
 4intiUmidmg^r,wiFhtjiewaid!?at VV^.hopcing toply up into 
 
 ttpaOagc^^r .V. ■.■\y' . '• ''^''^v'' 'a ■• ■ ''■''■'-■' 
 .V ,^eeing.tiowthatitha^pUaiidif3!04|X)irctada^ 
 
 pjly neere to the land bling the N,fide olLmmltjs iiflct, fo na- 
 med after the right honourable the Lord JUmmUf, an efpeciall 
 futtherer to 2)<w(i:iijbis voyagei,at ?o many oth«r LottBy de- 
 'lighesias that never tobe fbi^otten aft ofjuiviii buildihgfi^ 
 l-be peercf o£i;^difjkfe<r«df¥>(M'ci^ corpora- 
 
 tion of HdriiiflfATi theB^^r^ck of Dmrlm^t Ms owne 
 proper coft and (4iarge,to tie value of at leaft a coo pounds, 
 at my firft cbo^oiiiig thithe^ I demanded at whofe charge the 
 '^id Peere tq^ne was baildedt tn gld man* anfwered, mtrrye 
 M mji99d L§r4 Lumley Sf ffh^ft StMi/e W0i in Hettveti ief9rtrhH 
 iltmswtrecM ^ 
 
 Some may inqHirc^why Ilhould not have incerted herein 
 my traverfe cou^fe diftance>with all m obferyation for latit* 
 to which I anfweir^rft^t were needlilK^ fee^ thatiew doe 
 loQ(ce or fearch after the Voyage , and many before mee have 
 wrote thereof, b^Jlides it lying nearc upon the (kme pardlell, 
 there is no neede> fecoodlyiif i had knowne any that would 
 have taken To much paines to have orotrafted mecy I would 
 have t»riepared them fatisfaftioa» tmrdly»Ifii(emeIihould 
 be thought to be too tedious, although I am but newly ente- 
 red,yet I do purpofe to bdtow fome timeof th^ needy ones 
 
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 pUce oJFOrl^ I nuuk^iDbfcrvaeionifor tlic variAnotioFthe 
 cooipafleievicnia Amplit^thiedhrwMlt 4*t)ie cithd:4 d^bttt I 
 dotgivc na^erttin credit thdrantOj y<t I do rtttetruft xo that 
 qt 8d* atwinobiolUnt, I djJittfodnt Iwks fi^def. ingli^ 
 abottty Eaftward of tfate fiMtlilcridUns iIi9ne<^?flt|>ar. 
 f•W)ldf6odefacoIft^n^lingthcco^trft W.iivipdw wiwj^irould 
 fffvOiUBtiUIJOrtncfrttothc L«tit.df 58dc|;.ia^in; ISvas 
 I t£f« I a dM-ocijb«Maboii«> frolii.tlie |)»lfce oFwy defaitnrc, 
 UrtAimvfiriing witkcontt^t]^ wMdc^s^^Wi^^tkf lahc. pf 5 ^ 
 
 fcttins forth, I continued t*iMOU#ftHlWdlwgrd, jOvi^ti lo 
 
 !DiiviV> anil 
 •thers. 
 
 W.IIC1 .Continuing this couricin thelatit.of (fodc^-l* -^ ^ 
 |^iMrietJifefiiAaif«ri^^ dc^^ lifedndby Aiy obfervattonthat 
 i 1W$6 M^MV^rn^l mViny prottjlded courfCj^d (faou^h then 
 lIdUMrcei^c«4lMC«bedomt>affcHWaav«rlMWc^ yet 
 l^wWbfti^ wanetif Aoiprimdc^ or ii^refttitt obfervm^^ 
 
 «cim{r1ftt€ape^iiri»i«^int^i9fr#^ii^^ firft Idid 
 
 I deB»&U>Wwtib (choBgkl did not miicHit|ard) lytth 1 8 d. 
 ^W *^rodtxht gWtii? (uK Meridian,araia^.iR%»*is ildure 
 ^%e^£»n^»jaQd klatitubiMt Y^deg,! dtf^^d ^e tbwfe W. 
 w»ndW4indby Slihitikitig th(!itby toM iniigfat of the faid 
 Cape. And although there is no certainty of agr^me^t a- 
 rfmngttfoieof my predecdiours, coneemihg d^e variation 
 .ttae» fixne writing 11 d*otbers 14 dfO^tifv^dly, yet i did 
 JMipf/tbati^ocirrDwouId'have broadht ince; atleaft to fig^t 
 ibeffco^refDctlQiaktQg ittobe high and Mbuntainotts 1and» 
 Cncftwtihittoding Variarien orcintent) efpccially having; fo 
 !£f^0Qk^a(@aljeohvM,ahd buie I a"dkOra^r^ Qeer^ the^ 
 
 l^Pt|vi*lcilii:hciliftali€e btittg but i ibleag.ia^ltlfeft, mi pk 
 Sbttdiiaiioe faatdiii$«lie<^a^toui'f4^iI l«d a di^l^taui. to 
 .WJWCicjEiuponj and witMnorte poirtt Zoloft o/f my paraicU; 
 md^mmfr w ith alti fl e gale wet andhazie,! dqrft nbt hal e for 
 
 engaging myfelfc, withan unknowttcQipe, wbtchhith 
 both Ilawds, and Ice lying there ofF,whcrc I mighthave beejH^ 
 
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 or dc«d reckoning, I was inlttic. 59 d^^i' tfiirt.cortti'fry t© dc- 
 neAickiti,tliof«meiftcrf)00ie theVariitfoH tiAt^b^'Ai«#i^'» 
 
 then^dns fUowat)C9;i ifid'CtH'eo^fiiirieTfife^Ui'rtrit'WlJfeh Si^ 
 iM^rtin^rohripiir found upon tbc coaft of 5w»/«»rf>*.1tt)fhd 
 Ut»lboiitf^iectlng frdm N,A.to^^W.tts tlM ktid 46fli there 
 Ivoft j«rhei-e!iibev loe al&Mic'^ ilie^AMdtydt'diaiWl^ 
 bomVv aid chb ebbe biit>^ J i klibw kn^ lortM'Haafcf ^f ^» 
 bo^thcliigo^iftiixtetowfari iVW4>^^«^<on tte^^ ihd 
 {?wttyUWpi»i*rteeb-the.0c6Mi«ay cakfe^spperWhity, td Ufe 
 faiftdttmttagititionirom E»tf0 W . beifit tlf«f«uH<0 dr«viN6 
 by thpiidlicilc^^uKiotriMdtiAiparicKi c^ 
 
 v$\At «kf« bi#«siataltidetiAalt|fm) tf end'il^thc0e,fbttrhg 
 his carrentJ to thoSiW-ortiferfa« In * hiigD Bavi^^ *n9ke 41 R«- 
 percuffive mdtioft (« in the Bay of M^xMi) Asff tncriiig in W 
 thcSXidC|4ind wbeittn§iM)<Mtfay t*t4kjwdi^^ 
 back againealongthcNorth fide by Cape fl«ri^4%i'*^Jip''iiJ'* 
 
 >h»w3d]h^jh«iH«8^<)(^^^^ Quy ibd by 
 
 this TtRxmxA of cfaeSfas^naturalUoura (it> flweting. with th^i 
 land) aioa nietfdi enfcMrceidl the Soandsf Bayn, 1^tfsctar» |Mld 
 tbrottgh^ktsy with^M«wttic» ©f wai;e»si.«il m iSaxM^^ 
 crpQC^thr.itttift^Wb<tw» wm 
 
 c<jUiilucihiyiKftiiran'«oa)«e4!lil^lph^ Iftlo^ ^I^^^M^ ^^t 
 i|Mi*ioni iiktiU ttt«bb«bBititiflitftgiaici?c*b^ 
 
 h«]dbili«w<ibe rant) he hlldcnibtildlrfanedlii^ 
 4^imI^cii6thtr9da{}6wtjteiEiibfid«|¥A^^^ 
 
 9iateiyQh*a?ahiioft iQf tiinocw^ 
 
 if tbe^rciyfirea ^»>i i :»^ as \t mentioned by th ijgd ;i^tiB<C 
 
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 Bat t^come co my C%lffpi taend this diKrcffi6i^(«ltboiigh 
 Xhope,vylii«l| IliTcllcrf tnooDcd wUl net be hdd^y wty 
 j^p^nf^); Cajp fc^ijfiri/I; I boldci (or certninc^ doth in! 
 trad the Magnet more Aiddainly (camming frottt thdEaftward 
 towards it) then anya^iy knowne Cape in the world; aadid 
 appcare in all thi3 Voyadgc* 
 
 / M4 %# rtekf »i %^Mg*y4uiMim^ hui fitM sUhy %Mi^ 
 
 rkuUnm •: ;■-, ... ■ 
 
 Thif ir^owie morning I (loodt in sgainCf itdockc 7* I ^ell 
 abQii(;i leagues more to the Weft oS the iame llel firft dif- 
 covercdyel&dan^NBay lay mttfiiUoflc^this W^N-Weft 
 wind btowcth'haid by puffes* toding from faedcc;^oiitb*W. 
 8 leagues ov^r LiM»/«v/Jnlet, wee had great ftooeofmaQit 
 Iceland was faine tob^are up for one, and Idofe for another, 
 butthe j^ea^wasimooth; a^er thts.for a leagues JuUng) it 
 was^ittiwr^ap night i^.wceree land#^^and maddi|qp(^aaa^ 
 rancet6beCap«ir4rirM;i^,' and this ic!c«ii« (waTm the Lee' 
 thereof, for ftanding'ftilU the fame courCbo^cr wee found 
 morpIceintheSouthchaanell, and more commtng out of 
 F/ff9fi.i^r<^tibeA I bad before, (he wind Uew l^ercbleate 
 
 andunquoth#^^'--.-f - -r'-'V ■ ■'•■'* ' "•-■'.' ■ .'- 
 
 This^y wefaad boarded it up in fmootjk Water* bearin| a 
 gdod iaile betweene Cape CibiW/f« and Qz^zWsmickf and 
 were eiitrid Fiti*«i^«4^#f>andnow I defirca Uttleof your 
 pmcbcsor Vho lh»4 «</&/#«•• fooamfid>byiwtioiii,I|cnow 
 m^ lnrtiureJlt% 1?<iv*f!wa$ the -fitft of us. that fte^ ify 
 namincl thffEift end chcwof Cape /Wiriiui?^* ^^ and .it i«em- 
 ethforfflAodreafoii, for that honourable hoUle hath, "and 
 unto this day dotEftiHchttriftir thofe Worthy Marine en^ 
 iterprifes, as dbth appcarerby f n^HHw i j, Vx^a^cs to 
 ^lw^»ifiWil^'f*'^'8gS*«^<faofe^^o Honaurable^oo&iof 
 'Af^if^^ttowi^ |(i4?<TJyby whom i9«ttS^iiahicd^iiM«infe>I* 
 laBdMboButhe North part of 4^ii»(mi|> ii^heremhrfoi^ 
 Detc^ thebther it.C^l»^^/i^iM<>ito whom he dcdicatedotber 
 jlhmdstiikhifcfartheft Weft^in a paflage fecuciitrcd tfo leaguest 
 
 ch*fic in his (ettti^ forth, as may bciAfiK»«:^bjr th* 
 • X iwoung 
 
 hit appclU- 
 lions 
 
 :i;li 
 
m» 
 
 itmi-iJi^^mei^ 
 
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 nimidg of Lindi , n MouQt Jm/i^, Uo|>« SuBdwfm A^M^^ 
 jCtpc ^'^^''j; (now, but not riglitlf ) callod 9«if0M lb ^ "^ fMW* 
 lor to ufc bis owne wonfti fpeiking^ bylTinvtfi^.FiriM', 
 cbis Cfpe as it was cUcfOulfc, wee paUlrd over the |ol 
 of thisp#iieth» (o "Was it the North Promontorif , or firft 
 bepiinning of a very ^rcat Inlet, wbofe South lymie at 
 thisprsfeot, wee ice not, which Inlet or Oulfc in the 
 night wee paiTed, tooiu-greati/idaiirationyfor the watera fat^ 
 and he faith, that having pa/b the mouth of this <Bulfe. he feH 
 with the Soiithermoft Cape thereof, which he named CkU, cbiMX^, 
 AV/Cape* / '. • *'^ 
 
 Having made this Cape» which to doe I ftood over* as 
 
 ncere as I coold foirice, but was at leaft tf leagues olf, it 
 appeared high, aiid4 diftinft Hands (in number) I iudge 
 there ia more; being now aflfurcd that Ood bad fent me 
 into th^ pafli^e, I ftoode over to the North with Cape 
 ^Mrj9Uki9 the middle Channel] was ciearc ijf: ice, and 
 therein I had a good bbfervation of6i ^e ^wk» i o min« 
 elear^weather > and aconftant gale| otherwife I durft.not 
 have ftoode, to the Southwards, remembring ijtbfr§nti 
 it blew in both topfailcs^ but towards night the llind 
 leflened, and I could perceive the ice betwixt me, and the 
 Cape> to drive to Seaward, of which ncere the Ihoare^ was 
 greatftcre. •■v • 
 
 The floodcommin| on,! caiifed both Topfaytcs tobctcaft 
 Overhand wee threcd it, betweene Ice and Ice, with a well 
 bent flood inwards, Co as that we bad got above the He (that 
 tyde)if thisfaire day had nor ended in fogge* Amotion, was 
 madebeforechis, toIooIceFor harb6ur,but that! denied, for 
 thofe reafons given, that I dfd not kn6w,what danger might 
 fall me« if I had put into the Ihore, where lay muchyce (as we 
 couldiee) and w hat yce or funke Rocks might be in the way, 
 1 wasasignorant of; befides norjtnpwin^ wJNther^he wind 
 would fenve to bring me in a faferoade ^ and hbwr tbt Tvde 
 might fet to turne or favle in,as occafion miglitfall out^ out 
 theworft was and that was.moft: I feared* the wind 
 might Souther, arid' then thceebteing fuchHoilre of vce 
 in Ac paflage, woqkPiftforoPMdl te. herbjcyKi^l, aqja To 
 might cot mFcabte^indput WHin ihoD^oMiiiiockca, it 
 fldwiosmu<^h water ^crtlj^Tififik.fq^ckM'^vilif^ tiliefc 
 •riui V a . reafons 
 
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 «• rorfbai weewwMU porfiWklrd, » fly * up «»««* 'he 
 
 let in Sm toMM^ ^•«hck;«li«tQ«»(J»««t«'v«>' <T«« "» 
 iMrbwtt. or nK»etleilhoii!«|wA«fftfotc«rt.keth«bn>l«ri 
 
 TSS/i«ftmtfc««hemR«^ftwKhCouDMM«i, .njEd- 
 
 Sr M you fc the Wtterioett c.nn« k«pe dwr b«itM e- 
 venon. the Counter tyde, wheeling on her, ot the one 
 f,de, the tddieeaittfing her npoq.the <>««»^J»?« '^J"'"? 
 theiV feBMMOti*. brttgacinaM utM/tce\mi»&*i Mwe 
 
 tttXarfj Md 111 this hteard is to no^purpofe . tor 
 
 vSiTw ftfer a« S«i, bdides wee .re not tee rffny m- 
 
 (ccfliine.and if wee were, wee taveno needb, beingoM 
 
 Srt.lJIwSefrow «K-»«. ..d if lthe.wi?d<i«rte;to $«Kh 
 
 iSfoaS»ard«t«>NQrtb-BA,-iwee'beittgmthe9«, mw 
 
 JSSceede night or d.y. but i« ta>boar wtexannot ; and 
 
 thtrcfore ta lafce hitbour were ranity unhffe to toter, 
 
 fnend MWf w<J confume tiiBe,-tb. thought wheceof a rt- 
 
 IcBlpMrthe fiBgSe and tight cfjme both together and 
 
 haWng the lain4 houres , quitted .bcunlawecf Iff 
 
 !»«. fcaward, which milht ferfce a» a.Baracadoe, if the 
 
 Wind flwuld come fir«inthence»»iid keepew fafeawongft 
 
 ' it, I. after ( W#iW-*# gW) it P-^edi wee made faft 
 
 .••pMee.of Jce.JMd IrelhHMMr tteeuponv and. went 
 
 all mm Mb, fawthi wMcfc^ thl« togge wgBt wag 
 
 atl Thiamifty morning, made thoSunnecUmeio degree* m 
 hofflur, before he conld peace through the fame , which 
 sfimwAida.biaortd a Tttyi faire calme hot; dw,(raBlttng 
 both Icb and Pite6 ruane,?*ut Ae ftip .*as mclrfed, *. 
 miuft (be Ice driving, with ebbe and fkwd^ aboat »j 
 le<«Sea ftomi tk South e»d.o€,K»/i*w<*. . lhadno;groand 
 ttTte fatbwiMS. ^baeoEaajliwii&idtheyfi* fmoakeon 
 
 faJ«^i» dMbattdMcAnft amnxafMkt* «Kntiwi(b Mate 
 
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 McflTc one (they mtke ftrong^nd good pottig*. \ - l^^ 
 ■ ! prcflini hard for getting cleerc.that I might pr0cecd,wts 
 dcrtiatide^Srhylmaacfuchhaitc, anfwcrcdi ^hat if crcry 
 • MbantaiAeconfiftedofrevcrallpcccM, ibiijid my Voyage up. 
 oa F^thomcs, which muft be mcafurcd here with Iptecf, 
 though iftcnvard I might cake Icifurc. which added one to 
 another, might hi time corinpaflc all the Mountames ofr the 
 world.and that it fated with me, as with the Mackarell-mcn 
 at l9mi9ti,Yfho muft htften to Market before the fith ftinke, 
 
 TWseveriing the Sun fet clcire, the Ayrc breached «nt- 
 h/ from the Eaft, and we lay quietly all mghe amongft the 
 
 Thismbrning the wind began to gather ftrengthifrom the M 
 ES.fi. the flood came on, and the Ice began to leparatc ; I 
 caufed otte peece to be made ftft unto the Chip, with a.Grap. 
 nels,to the intent to towc it at ch^ dip J fterne, mooring the 
 (hip fo thereunto, that /he might make ww N, W. for the 
 NortKftidre,for that k hath been al waycs faid.that the North 
 Mi' waf decreft froailK J thua madefiift>althoagh the wind 
 
 *^rmc.if (he haS touched upon the (amc. becaufc thistraylc. 
 dfdraiftayWherway; but the wind Mooring on, the fljip 
 bti3c?Qn(®«P«^ offby the Artnc<5f,thc ftooke^aijd bended 
 the other, foas wc were loofe from thence ; wit njee- 
 tine great ftorc of driving Ice » I caufed tomakefaft a- 
 gaine f(«1^^, where we were prcfently inelofcd for many 
 
 .''^*t^stfi6rnihc,thenilpbrokelbofe from that peccc> I wai i, 
 \iadefaftunto,t^e(Wpandtackling being morcmthe winds. 
 
 nowcr ^hco thtlce, (itbcinglowcr)caufed her to drive 
 
 to* the Ice L \^hich gave alwayes way with thcilood, 
 M fetWrftwardiSo the Eaft wind forcinc it backe, 
 mSc Vdoze withthj ebbe. teturnin? Eaftwaras . ^ which 
 nutm^ ih eood -hope , that farther within the ftraighti I 
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 chts Icc,ind thole Weft wbdf , which hid blowne | dayes 
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 from thcbottome heere , in feme places J o, m ronie plicci 
 jojind i5romc40 tcaguet m«re,or IdTe broid , had packt aU 
 from thence, untothialkraitened place, betwixt Cape fW/r;, 
 and the body of i^*/#i«t w»»,and fo choaked this entrancc»being 
 not above 1 4 leagues broad, the wind E, N, E. we drive all 
 thiitimc inwards with the ice. * . ^ f 
 
 Now this prodigious thing we call Ifce, is of two lorti* at 
 mountainous ice W '* is a huge pec ce compa^^of a great quan- 
 tity ,fomc of fiiore.fome oFlcffc ; but in this Fraetiyoii feldomc 
 havcany bigger theii agreatChurch>andthe mofttherof Icfle, 
 being ok leverall forme s.aa fome a b, fomc jO , fome 40 yards 
 above the fuperficies of the water, but farre more under r of 
 thcfeyou may tell fometimes 7 or eight in fight, fo that tbey 
 
 arc no hindrance to us. - « . - 
 
 Theothcl?i$ratailer,iiidthatwecall|na(htor flcickt ide: 
 
 of this you fliafl there have numbers infinite, fome of the 
 
 quantityofaRood,fometPearch,;an acre,rome a aeries, but 
 
 tfc moft is (mall and about a toot or i,or more ibove the wt- 
 
 ter,and8orio,ormorcunderthe water, andthofe ve they 
 
 whicfadoc inclofe you ; So as iiwnuch wittd from the topmaft 
 
 head,you ftiall hardly feeiny water for tlpa, but whilftvou 
 
 lie tmongft them,it is fo fmooth asyouflviU not feele the (hip 
 
 ftirre, oncly if it be much wind, make the (hip f noggc , and 
 
 at returne of the Tydea, when the icedpth loozen , haveall 
 
 care to the Rodder : at (hiftofwind the ice will make way 
 
 onefron|jWothcrr in the mcanc time have patience, and in 
 
 Vtiailing of ice on fteme, ifthe(hipd6e touchbiit againlt it 
 
 with the ftemme,fo as the ftroke fodainely ftay her wav , then 
 
 have care to keep the helme in midfhips. for your trade With 
 
 its waylwill come prtfcntly againft the ba^)ce,of the Rudder, 
 
 and it lyingon richer (ide, 1^ in danger tobrcakc, pt fct It on 
 
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 There is siriothcr way which isto mu^z^cll the (hip, witha 
 pcecc of ice clofe to his (tern and bowes thf ice,being: fo iwif- 
 ied,thc(hipistodriveit, with head fafle, ^*ihi&^W,l?®5 
 
 o6aiffld,for thst the (Wp not havrngTrcflv Way , 
 
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 jM ifiny wind be , Ace (Hall caft athwart with head ro^he P^Wtfttht. 
 wind.and drive fterne waycs to the great danger of her Rud- 
 der if icf be in the way. 
 
 This day hath beetj wet fog, unto evening 6» then it ctec- a 5 
 red.at lo wc/ee land to the N. not ccrtaine whether RtfoUti^ 
 •fifit no,for there was 00 rcmarlceable thing thereon , thi|^« 
 vening San kid T/>Vri#in our fight, the fame greeting waa 
 5 d« W. from the N* and at the fame inAant, the Raincoowe 
 waa in appearance,! thinkc to Canopy them a bed. . ' . J 
 
 Atthefa|(ginningof floodf here is wheeling (Ireames like 
 edie tides, I take to be caufed by the ice t^cmrelves.oiie draWr 
 ing more water then another , and condnueth^l the time of 
 their movingtuntill they be fctled/o as it may be conjedured 
 that it doth runne ', tyde under other , as in mofl places elfe- 
 -V^bere al^iliis time, Hnce the wind came E. w^d, it hath not 
 Mowne ^ovecourfe^and bonnet Gale. 
 
 , This morning the Sun rofe cleare, and focontinued all ^his ' 2 6 
 cold Virgin day, for I have not ft^ene one cloud to interpofe* 
 ytt he went peeping through a cIouH to bed\ and now the 
 frioft takes care that there (hall no mprc pitcH runne from oflF 
 the Sun fide of the {hip,and the l«id towards Sun-ftt,doth fo 
 alttrby the exhalation of vapours, that it (hewes now firme 
 fand|then a Bay,now high,then low,that we cannot fqy wle- 
 ther we malce Biaineland,Bayes or through-letf vthe iCe with 
 the uncertain reflex of the Sun,madefuch unconftant (hapes. 
 
 Thia morning the Sun Oiewed himfeUe,througlT Fly-land, •7 
 
 and the Southwm^drave away the vapour8,which luUy fatif- 
 
 fied our miftaking of land theiaft evening , yet we were not 
 
 inifta^en,but that we drive into thepaffage all this while,this 
 
 wind with tyde > helpes to fcparate the ice^ (a lirde) it being 
 
 advantageous for th^.Main,I caufed to make loofeswhence 
 
 we furtherd i a mi^tbe wind cpmming W, yrhh fo^^caiifed. 
 
 us to make faft againe, Godthirlice upofi. our imprifbnment, 
 
 with a fnftrfeAmy this evening Sun dog, I hop ^ may bring 
 
 tome changew our good* / (^^^^ \ I 
 
 * This oyercaft day proved faire,atid a pretty W,Nf,W.gilIe, 
 
 ontiit toy/ards night,^Carpenterniadc ftraight a peece ,\ ^ 
 
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 blacke randtwtthlbn^ crooked things the length of a needle, 
 aid the fmall body oFt«vo (hell fi(hcc,likeli7bfters> 6!^l;no 
 big^r then Maggott* 
 
 ThisfairehotcU^isnowiilmoft neere at end» Weiyea- 
 tnongft the Ice,and I doe not know Avhat wind t6 pray for^to 
 quit us of them^ they lit fo tbicke every way ; but I t|iipkc 
 wefearemoredangerthenwccare in, God for hii mcfcies 
 fake fetus atlibertie; I can perceive Wee drive t6 tijct^,W. 
 wardtand have a 1 o fathomes of water under vs,the Snnne fet 
 cicere this Evening. , 
 
 jThia hot day is aHb at an end,I iiaye had^in A yrc of wmd, 
 wkb all fay te on board,and'tbreading betwixt th^ rce» g^ a- 
 bout 4 miles N,W.wards,and ftuckc Aft a^aine, by thewiv. 
 1 4jamc by one peecc of Ice, fomething higher then the reft j 
 whereupon a ftonc was of the Contentaofi or d Tonne 
 weightywithdivers okherfmialler ftones, and ttuddethercpn. 
 It feemeth to condescend with reafoii,that thefe peec^s of icfc 
 are ingendied upon the Winter$fno#,whichfaifihgih drifts 
 hs the forciflg& wheeling of the WitkltConden^ng and ct>tfi* 
 pa^in^ a great quantity tdfether, over the fteiepe brow of 
 1 me high afioiintaine,c!eaving thereto untill diflblving ^one 
 oftheyeare,whciitbe earth receives her natural wanxic^ffe 
 then inforced by their weight to tumbkintd tliel$ea,carrying 
 with theoiallfuch trees or ftones as they have fbrmerly in- 
 clofed; God be thanked, the ice begun t»thinae» andfepa- 
 rate,this hotweather doth faftdiOblvt them. 
 
 This nighr,clocke a^caoiea Cmall Hand of Tce^ brbc^ltff U]^ 
 with thelatter Aood,and by hisdrtnght being deeper M the 
 Tydes way then che flaft or maflit Fee, ha4ft greater motibh 
 continued by the undertyde,tfcen that which had indofed'tts, 
 of which we were feft unto onc^ofthebiggeft,conterfrtowit, 
 3 .Acres ;Jthis Iland did drive right with uS)andbut that fome 
 * few toa/ht Ice interporcdithcrcby diverting thrcottrffgtjhercf 
 of, fome 3 or 3 (hips length it had dio^^ direAfy^^bniii^'ffd 
 hfd^uiht M mai jiety , if not to peece% it beiH(| > i6r i 6 fa; 
 wdti^^'shovt^ter'i and if it ba>d boarded us, being under- 
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 ffimmHmi^i dieiliuttbtiagiiithe waeth* wlnr^id not 
 aaU,tliitvifemiglic bvcititthefliiptlKone way^ diC'pthcry 
 aboaUbe^pcecewewcreiaftnntOy before w« were foiaga- 
 ge(Ms t conld doe neither ^about one houre after » the; laid I* 
 Und tdokc his rtcoorfe backe againe to th6 Baft » with the 
 ebbe ftfter then the other ice could doe. 
 
 This morning t, the Snnne was up^ before we faw itf 
 the day was warnie , and cld& but calnne, fo at 1 could, not 
 hirre for want of wind, the ih-aight doth decte 9 and this N. 
 land^hat hath continued with t^iince we departed with &'- 
 filmmu^t now bearing from E.and by S.to N* & by E. if Brf' 
 fm writ truely, that Ktfifuiim is an Ihind icparate fron 
 tbuytheii ia thit another C though formerly taken for the N* 
 Maine}andiongeraisfiialtbefliowne at my returne homb-- 
 ward^the tyded^thfet as the landdoth tie,Soittbp£ikftih H^ 
 
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 Thisnight7,itwa$anAyre, farrc better thin a ydaQfcr 
 brother,tbe icewell thinn d,I caufed theihip tobe loofircMnd 
 by tbit time the Matter with the boat was Gone from kiUing 
 of Fbwiey1ftoodtotheIfl*about foure miles,^ efataiayre day 
 beingat an end>Imade ^ft,(et the watch and went to Call- 
 bin. - , 
 .This^norning a^aneafiegalcbreaihcd from the E.i^ South 
 whith canftdmceto fend to thehoatfwaine tocallup the 
 Company where a chiefe one amongft as, being too fn^^nly 
 awaked,fpeakiiig fomething peevi^y , I told the reft that 
 tl^ nutter was not great, for the 'children did fo when they 
 wcrcawaked out of their flcep;! began now to find the want 
 ofaShalfopt whiahathQme Idiaioeeameftlydefit6«fiDrBiy 
 Cockeboat would norRowenorSayletoanypurpofe,fOMl 
 durft hardly fend Her from me, for when it was any bflbw, 
 (hewas nottobe rowed, andwitk failctowiadwaidfliac 
 woulddbcnothingiakhoughl hadcaufcJa large Lee board 
 
 tobcmiidctohelpeljcr* V ^ ^- ,w-» *i» 
 TfaisMetidMaallobrervation,the wind Ganae Wet, andl 
 was in 61 d. 57.nuandfto6dindbfc1:othisinrcmarkeabfe 
 fiiorc,& fo all the land witbih this ftraight, may be calledjfor- 
 it is all ftiorihg, or d<!fccftdii% from the bighcft mountaine 
 t o the Sea. Whe r eon the Stiow falling by degrces,doth prcffc 
 
 aadiirrheaiefelfe^«klbg the mafcmiiw fiilia,w«cb4W:thc 
 
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 ftcniwittr,itniaybcconceivedtbacthc moa ke wc mcetc 
 
 intAMpaffegeisthusingcndrcd, intbfcValhfs betwixt the 
 
 Mountainei it Ibmc Snow undefolved. We are now decrc 
 
 of cbattered lce,yct ( in fight) ire fomc Ifltndj, aboat which 
 
 wee can compaflc as we plcafe; here lyctb many fmall lUnds 
 
 clofc by the Mayne.and thae doth appcare to^befayrc founds 
 
 into tbelandjupon the Sea tbiscalnie time that hath bccne, 
 
 doth fwimmea kind of corrupt flimc» onemay thinkeit may 
 
 come by generation of great fillies , font fccles loft and 
 
 undioua,butputitintothcfireitwillnotburne, -^ 
 
 I doe thinke that all this time of our imprifonmcnt $ thfs 
 
 Notthfliot* bath beene free, as I could efpic it at ^^wW 
 
 going downe, which valed with a blacks Skreenc of moy ft 
 
 Fogge wetthrough our Coateabcfore wcfec itagaine, this 
 
 f^e dayes Weftwind blew cold and uncouth from out the 
 
 pa^e^Weeare all upon kinde tearmet^ drinking otie to ano^ 
 
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 ^ ThismorningtheSunnehcktuptbcFoggesdew^asfoone 
 
 as hee began to rife , and made a fliining.day of it, I cannot 
 fay hot, it being counter- checkt by a coole Top-faylc .Gale, 
 fropWeft;Nortb-Weft» which totdc our Nofes runnc , the 
 dearcday emboMcned me to ftand witliin twO leagues of land 
 to the dcepe of 3 » fathomcs ,. the ground white fand and 
 gray withlhels, the water iwas falling, the houte 1 1 before 
 nQone» the Sunneand^Mooneinoppofition,. agoodTyde let 
 along the Aoarc to theNorthwards the Siinne fet deare, ic 
 wasfairc weather and calme, the (hip drove along the ihore 
 thisnighttotheWeftward. . ^ , , 
 
 This mommgatdocke one, Icalledto lancbetheBoate, 
 to fend to (hore,totry thcTyde, and againft that time thtt I 
 couklfendtoland, Ibaddrawae thofe inftruftions follow- 
 ing 9 and giving them to htm Coatef^^rtb, whom I ap^ 
 pointed alway to goeinthe boatc, at whofc.retarnfcl cxpcft- 
 ed-anacconkit* . •; .^^- ■ 
 
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 you. 
 
 JxHiregiiR^rOne hilfciiiinittegtiflc,pne logg^«aaUnc,cltancl»<!|^$wg2i^ 
 |»apcr, one Peniill of blackc Lcadc, and one Compafle^ withl r^JN^ ^^ 
 
 fouiepfecesoflron. • . ^ . . v I E««wUh 
 
 S€Condly,One quarter Saw, twoAxet, three Carbins Guns 
 with Powderand Shot, two or three Lances , two Swords, 
 twot^ikeaxes.and every man his one day bread. •; . 
 
 Thirdly, At your departure from the fliip , turnc the halTe 
 boure, and when it is neereout,fet yourXoggc to Me by the 
 halfcmin'utc, that thereby you may eftimate the diftance be- 
 twecnethc ihipand land,asalfo whattheboatc canrowcan 
 
 Fourthly, When you (hall approch ncere the fliorc in thtf 
 Tydesway,lmcanedeareofBay.point, orRocke, Anchor 
 the Boat, found the deejfe, and markc the Tyde how it doth 
 fet«andby your Logge whatit dothpage in the halfe mmute, 
 Imvingrode there tor halfe a ©la(re,wcigh your Anchor, and 
 goe toland,andducly obfcrvtiwhat quantity of water it doth 
 flow.or fall perpcndiculer,in one Glafle. whether the hcigh- 
 remngrorlcireningbeequaH in every Glaffc, while yecftay. 
 
 Fifthly,. Being thus on land with your Compafle, fetall 
 44nd$or Idands in fight,drawthc foimoyith your Paper and 
 %nfill, and eftimate their diftance. - , . .^. 
 
 Sixtly, Remember I give you no hbcrtieto goe withm 
 the land,yct if for recreation goe no further then the full Sea 
 marke,and armed, leaving two to kcepe thcGMeand Boat, 
 looke forftones of Orient colour, or of weight, Seamors 
 tceth,Vn'Corncs homc,or Whale Fintte,PlantsJlerbes,orany 
 thing.Spungy fleet out of the Sea, if you finde Scurvic grafic, 
 Orpin,orSorrill,brirgchemailoaboardtomc.r ^ ^ ^ 
 
 Seventhly, If you wiUgoe abovetbe fuUSea markc , looke 
 for footing of wildeJBeafts i by that, or thek dung, you may 
 imagine what thevir^ifDecre doe not chafe them mto the 
 land,for feare of beingbetr^ed,for the people in thofc parts, 
 are all treacherous, how fairc focver they intreat you, remem* 
 bcralfothattheloflTeof youor theboate, is the utter over- 
 throw of the whole Voyage. - • J 
 
 Eiehtly, tf yoii finde of their Tents, arid they fled, doe no 
 harme roany o f their bui l dings, but brhig with you the meft 
 
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 shiagsof iBVke. ieiTin«ititiic fiuneflicc, t pcec« pf Iron, 
 Mmr •ricflcr«uyoucftuiatettefiukietobeotwortJiunto 
 i]« I and fo ncarc as you can cfaufe , a beach or landy Bay to 
 ianii iii^for there you (haU efpie moft Ukdihood of Inhabi- 
 
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 -"Ninthly, leave one Carbine* one Lance , and one (hort 
 Swordy codeFcudcheboat, With whofe (tow)keepe|i$,yoa 
 ihidl give charge,tfaat if cither they (hall efpie any toke^ from 
 the <hip,asftrikiDgthe oiaineTopfaile, Mifon.and Spritfailrr 
 fiuaOioCjOrFireOnoke/irbeaiEiukedby anylbAI^habiUnts, 
 that then they fliall difcharge the faid Garbine.Tb the firft in. 
 tent^that yourepaire with (peed onboard ; to the feoond for 
 their refcueiand your own uftie;when you come ckereiit the 
 ;tydcswiy»tryitasbeforein the4 article; the reft is relierred 
 toyoor own dif€retion,& (o I pray Godfor your faferctume. 
 This morning at clockeiJ* the wind tame feire> the wea- 
 ther like to be thicke and raine 9 1 beckoned them tQ come en 
 board,butthey law mcnot j at their departing the dawning 
 being deare the Ayre calrae» todit was within an fa»iire of 
 Sua-rifing,the Sea fmaoth,the fliip nearer the flioare then at 
 any tim^tforcfince we came into the ^tfeigc,and thc.whole 
 day towards 1 1 would hot loofe this opportunity to lend to 
 land the boat^after 5 houres they returned , and gave account 
 thatitwasflood^tideaboutdocke f« and th(|t they thinkeit 
 flowed hatft an honre^eland lay N»N^Wari this time with 
 the (hiptwcdrivebyan Ilandof Icea grourfd in fo fathomc, 
 they found where people had been of old, their tent walls, 
 were of ftones laid one upon an9ther,&fqu4re bailt,foQndone 
 kniiehaft, three feverall forts of herbes^ butmyChirurgion 
 knew not what th^ were; one peeicc of drift wood , they 
 found the dung and footing of Dc«e (lately made)and Uthey 
 may be beleeved^tfaeya&me that in ^of anhoure, itdid flow 
 above 4 foot wai)er,and that it hadabove 5 fathomes upriglit 
 A) flow tothe foil Sea marke,which they conldeafily perceive 
 by the be^ch , they being forced to roweand faile4 miles be- 
 fore they could oome to a place to land at , this *E, S, E. wind 
 blewon withftifie gale an4durt,atnootieit fell thicke raine, 
 aBd^nttnued ahtill4 nextday morning, iowhtch timewce 
 
 ^ide way^iMre |<^l^gues inclcare Sdi, and tbenhad like to 
 Hen b^ncunbaydywhi^hlccs Ijfcth thickoflP^rMwr ^Mr#r/ 
 
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 F<KtUnd,thc South land bearing round from W,N,W. \ Wc- P 
 ftcrly to 1 08 degrees Soiithwards,to clccre which wee were 
 glad to put tackes a board, aid turne it forth to the North- 
 Wird^iWhcrcit was cleare of Ice. 
 
 • This morning the Sun was vailed with drifliiig rane,l ftood 
 over for the N. fhoarc,th e Matter would h we pcrfwaded me 
 to ftand over for theS. faying the Capes on theS. "wWch wee 
 had fecne were S4xr/i(e Hands, fo named by ^^'«f,fms being 
 after wee hadan obfcrvation.of tf a deg.40 mm. we had fomc 
 circumftance about it, but he went away well latLsficd, and it 
 proved as I tolde him, for at night wee had S^iuft Hands N 
 but nocland Northward in fight. TRis evening the Sunae let 
 withawcather gall oppofite,andZf/»bri«blewconapretty 
 gale Jit the fame inftant the lead was wet in 1 5 o.fathof»es,the 
 fine having ao. fath. ftraie to the E. and I thought the Tyde 
 fct W.the moft of this day I ftood away N, W. but was gUd 
 fometimc toalter courfc, to the N.for Ice.for the S.Jand lay 
 allfulLthisdayhathbin very hot. Before this S. wind came 
 Ididthinkethewindhadblownccither right up, or right 
 
 dowrte the paffage, viz.E.or W. as for the moft pan »t doth, 
 t*e was detre,fiiire and hotSuii-fliine^ but tte av c^s c^^^ 
 when itVccreth abdut,a8 once in j .daycs,and by the S.itis e^- 
 
 f hcrtWckiiiine,roft n^t,or warrac fog,the win^;<>f 5f»f «*; 
 l^tAheltdone,hechangethtothc W-agame, bringing th^ 
 
 &crfaireafl>efore,ldldthirfke ^hat this day the Tide 
 ftTfeSi. this morniug we faw Cape Cir-Wei i» leag. 
 
 • VliSonnMianTeclea«^tclocke8€ameonafogge,and,7 
 tontianediinto bne,weehadftore of iceto theS.o6Fus,thenit 1 
 *S^dwe were «0o>e » «»>e Wcflward amongft much 
 toSdhSfighrof.high llMd. beting W.Aottttf or7. 
 Kftweefawalfo the high h«d,of thettmame,!* Uag. 
 
 ^K>rafaeyandltookeinbothtopfoifc.andftood» and •- 
 
 8»«^SSi^c6WWithfome(how^«^A^^ «■ 
 
 blew ha^weiMde the fciP firil,TO agteat Peeeerfycwvhich 
 
 SSh-h^*' t' ^'«ft' by (fee of Ac Gale, ahaygh 
 
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 ~ againe,thc Sun let cleare this evening. V .^^- ^ . 
 This mornings Simrailc clcare, and I ftood to the N dofe 
 to an Hand n<rc the Mair e w bich Hand at my rcturnc I named 
 IleiVifW-/,frooiwhichwitbaS,W. wind Iflwod over to 
 the Southward and fiooa with the Hand 1 faw thc7tb^y be- 
 fore, I hoped it would prove SWii*«ry ; this day endctiwcc 
 made falAcainc, for ail this North Chamiell waa thick with 
 ICC, uponwhichwertlledi hoggshcads with frcOi water, I 
 loofedagaine, and with afmall gale came withrn^ miles 
 of S'/«*«w'.iland, for it can beno other, it is highland but 
 not cliffcd, I caufed to make faft againc, for that nere the 
 land and the middleChannell,was all full ot icc,and no ground 
 atiaoftth.anduntiU6,tlietideftt Weftwaid, and then it 
 retiirncd,whattidticwasl could not difccrnc, although I 
 came fo nere the land for that purpofe. 1 made loofe agame 
 prcfently,becaufc the Mafters mate wasof opinion that it was 
 cicare to the W.or at leaft that was the clccrcft way, fer my 
 parte I h?d no more purpofe, to hivetryedbctweenc UMt^ 
 ^,andtheN.Maine or iK^Ile fe named by 3>*r, ^oryum 
 He beingt gieit Hand lying in the middle of the N.C^nell, 
 muft needs ftraiten all the ice tbttfleeta from the N, W, yet 
 for the good of the Voyage, it was fittotryaUcondoiidns, 
 bat thus (hiving tothe W.wc were prefently inclolal tgainc 
 where we lay rntill the next morning all too n«J« «« «{«»«, 
 if I could havegot further oft This night had a (lift gale at 
 Weft with one (howre of raine , the Sunne was obfcu- 
 red a bowres before night , and wee flept fafcinourold 
 
 Innes." ? . . , . /, . 
 
 I cald at clocke ? . and by 6. with htleing faleing, towc- 
 iogandpulliAg, weeweregot clcere, and thought to have 
 gone about th? Baft end of the Hand, but the ficod fiiceing 
 Sf the ^ iiide. had chpaked all tbe Eaft en^, fotheii bcmgonc 
 glade Of €?eere between the: ihotre and the Channell icc,we 
 
 i plidc it up therein for a or j miles but comming nere the W. 
 
 I end it wasallcboakedthercifo fliutting betweeneone «id 
 
 ! another for theN-Mayne, Iftood to fee what better comfort 
 
 to atfialfeftntiteoger I WM fared backe agaye* p '?.yj 
 
 Fdcec* WeM, weeftlfiid^gaincfor S-ttiliriei Ueofwhicli 
 
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 Hit4fi»9 tfccf the right honourable and not i^ be forgot Rp' ' ^ 
 IfiftCktU^ Earle of Stf/iifury, then Lord high H^reafurer >* 
 of Snglind^ an honourable fiirthcrcr and Adventurer, i 
 in this deiigoe as well as in others , as appearcth , 
 by Sir Wither RMjih in his (jitUnUn difcoveries , in my 
 ftanding ortr I efpied a glade whertin I hoped if I did re- 
 turne t might recover the N.Kfainc,wherefore IcaUcd to tac- 
 kle about the (hip • 
 
 " The Mafter not feeing what was on the Ovefttber Boivc.bid 
 the heUne man put on Lee, the (hip obeying her helmc, pre- 
 fentlyanCweredi foas in her winding, her way being not 
 fully ended (he chcckt upon a peece ot icei and tu'ined off 
 her- cut Water which was before th? ftemoie , thus con- 
 (irainedylboreupthehelme, and went along to the Eaft 
 end of the He, and makeingfaft to a peece of Ice /the 
 Carpenter madegoodagainethe hurt wee had received, in 
 the meane time our men went to fuppcr, the aftcrnoonc 
 was more then (even houres old before this ^ was done> 
 t^en I called againe to make loofe, for 1 thought that the 
 ice, was now with winde and ebbe well cleared from the 
 E;w end of the Hand, as it proved , but many difcon- 
 tcnt^ and doubtfull fpeeches pa(t, but to no plirpof^ for 
 I mim runnetodifcover this lo0e time* when motion was 
 Biadetpmake (aft againe, which I dcnyed for thefcrea- 
 rpBS , Vhat wee could fee the Sea to bereafonable free and 
 deereat^heBaft end from the Hand, and the South Chan- 
 nidi wouU bcto be dealt withall, or if not, the pafTage 
 wasforbi^en, untill the ice were diffolved , and to faft^n 
 ncre the land I would upon no conditipn liftcnunto, for 
 the winde cbmming to blow to land i I jnuft'upan ncc^ffi- 
 ty bee put thereon, theShippe alwa^es J)ulling the ice 
 (he was fiift unko , fafter then the other could Mvc , and 
 for anckoriug there was none, if the land btd bot4^ne 
 ^eepe to, ror the Eddie Tides^ which every Roek'e, Bay, 
 or poynt madeAwou\d have wheeled the Shippe about 
 in the ice 9 fo as k had not beene poUible to have kept 
 mf rudder from fcireakeing, and amongft ice there wa» 
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 ^' w hef« wc foui^ ali over l*id with ide;<b thtt Wf^ niift make 
 faftyhtvtng toy led thuj all ddy unrill night| I tboughe it fit to 
 rcpofc . 
 
 1 1 lids morning clocicc 4* f catlcd to make loofe, wee 
 tndmuch to doe to get deere &eing all h(t Immured 
 ic m|s eafie windt I could perceive by the bearing bf the land 
 that we bad dwve above a railes,S. wards ; now wee tbre«l- 
 needles to the Eaf^, hopeing at further diftance from the 
 fie, to get clearc into the South channell) at clocke lo 
 the Weft winde brought on thick Fogges, fo aswecould 
 not fee one hole to peepe through 1 the ice inclofed as and 
 there wl lay, it blew hird untill clocke 7.then it both calmed 
 and cleared- . I loofed* and plying i leagues, to the Soiith- 
 wards. had the South Maine in light from the SoudhEaft to 
 theS^Wcft, 
 
 All this day, nntiil night y.we kept our colde lodging, and 
 then loofeing wjth an tafie breach from N,E. we minnemd be- 
 twixt ice and ice S^Weftward^untiU^e got dearer in which 
 time came under the iheering of our head (eafie to have been 
 firookeofourptoyinons hadbeeneready)aSea Vkk^rm. He 
 was of ksngthaboat 9 fbot,blick ridgedyWich a (mall fin ther<* 
 otij his taileftoodecFofle bisridgei and indented between the 
 pickendsy as it were on cither fide with 2 Sca}h>pflid^his 
 fide dapled purely,with white and blacke, his belly all milke 
 white,|iifl {hape from his gilt to his talle,was ftilly like a Ma- 
 karelljhis headKke a to Lobfter»wherouttbeforc-Part'grewc 
 ^9rth his twined horne above 6 foote k>ng all blacke fyyt the 
 m>;Thi$ eveninjgl had fight of aoi moiv>theSun fet dek^nd 
 ' tQseafie ^e ci^tinued h'om die E^N, fi. all night w^l^d 
 SyW^having the ftf aite cleare to the $• 
 
 1 1 This delicate morning the ice Teemed totrent, from SmU/" 
 ^Arm/ile^tatotbemiddkchannellii^i caufisdthe failes to be 
 clewed up^ and lie tintin S§U beautifu^ appearance* and at 
 tliat fie opportanityf wet the lead in 60 fath.The E end of $4- 
 lubiiry\ym% N,by E.ftom me about 4 leag.the W.end winch 
 is t46j^iritf/ piaine NfyW; Ab«Ht4 leag,of ^^tingbtmJit that 
 Infant peeping ode fromteyafnd itjaboot'^ lt^«oflvt flood <<» 
 
 th|J(4ito ^'.of the claimelf lliootii^g (hm\^ m diebldfddme, 
 irethe lead fell downe i 'tfolatli* befott eto^nd made 
 
 
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 broii^^«i>itlieMayi«,clBWiai CD tht ICC by wim«rt troft, 
 (nof^brotd then thickc) ic whofediflUmsclicy fatttotlic 
 hotmAtjmdtltmjunfif lot (iiKctfcegcMnllDclMelfriiigiiie 
 iafiicbiiuiiici^ canaoc cbBfi^bat hive corcKcddithe apitcr 
 pirtof tbeScas boctomc there, all dnsice is but cbitoml, 
 DOgicttlbmdsfiBcewccMnetyirtheUcof&M^ cW^j^i fo 
 thithcre«ty bet pltine tifiment icmonftnieid, tbtt the 
 Tide rctting.aore fttongly ioco^rfiMi Nmtftm chca the tbbe 
 aotU fi» fbrth^oth htUc m thofe iBQiiiittincs bred in Che W. 
 dd^F^Mi 2^#mk» ifito Fr«»Mi HiUfm^ they tic ptffing 
 by to the South. * ^ , .. 
 
 As tlfo this mty be noted tbtt hercf tod cffcdtltv iierf 
 within the mouth of thisftrtit»theConipticdod| akiioll loof^ 
 hisfeiffitive ptrt no^ legtrdfisf bis iBtgncticidl^4«M#*^ 
 withontmiichftiTnngftbcCnootbwttermtybefomi c»f^ 
 theShip wtatinc her tftife modoa, but I ihould ftrtoft ditt 
 thefoldihouIdbemuBit, tsicdochus* Nty Ifliool drtch ef 
 tbinke»thttthe(htrpeo^eofthetyre9 interp^cd bmlttt 
 the attdte»tndhisiKtctftiTC point, mty dun thcfower of his 
 
 dctenmnacioa, orhereiMnr bt foaoe mounniiiesy oftbeonc 
 6de or the other, whofe ItoertU may detaine the mnAlwKft 
 of the ne^dlcf mooting to his rc<pcaive poynt^ but this I 
 ]ctvet6Phylo(bphie*v ■- ^- - \^ , , 
 
 By ehia time the kind E,N,E4>recfe,htthbrooghtme nae 
 thcIkndof2^«rrii«fcia»,tndItmmtkingretdy, toftndtbt 
 boaie oo1tiid,(within i mi]«t) to try the tydc* \mw% og tl» 
 Icadatengft flielsand (tones jf^homes deepc Sir fmdfy 
 ^ig^h\i!\\k^hMt from meo W,S, W. thtE. partof i«it. 
 iir3&^tAB*thcPolc,elrrated ^| d.i » m^cjmmuigb©. 
 
 ImetaSjcbbecom«in» 
 
 by the l^lrfells, I towed my boate into; M>.^thpm«f and 
 
 fent her onUnd, driving along the Hand, untril her rc- 
 
 Irigto ibe Eaft ertdJanlikwi^theWeftjthisJ^^ 
 ^ t.^<ih d u e be<| ii eft ^to th a p motb no ^ 
 
 
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 the ciMrge, countcnaiice and inftradiioa^^en to the Search 
 oCtheeaterprife s and though fmaUcr, yet being by his Lord- 
 fliip accepted, neither time nor Buncought to luflar oblivion 
 toburie,focwheoroe5^it(hall|ilcaroGQd> toripen thofe 
 feedef* and mike them readie for hit fickJey whonf he hath 
 appoynted to be thehappie reaper of thii croprmuft remem- 
 ber to acknowledgct that thoCe honourable and worthy, per- . 
 ionagea»>yere the fidd Advancers. 
 
 ThehottewentatdOcke f In thcaCtemooney they were 
 away ,| dafles» icwtt flood* and in one houreit flowed i o 
 inches, th^ fiud tbit it had i hoUres to flo Wiind had about a 
 foot to higUy thq broughta little fii e>wood and j iUnt birdv^ 
 tlyy found the foundation of aHiOldTent^t their comaaing 
 oobqaEdidleWv/tAdof the taid bQreN,and by E^the S,B.end S ' 
 ^fi4 edged off|iincilIIbroughttheN.W.endRB.theB.end 
 Bby$«thetc Icaufedtheboatetoanckor in^o hithomes»the 
 tidecameltomS,B.a leag.a watch: Wefeegreatfl;o(€ofSea 
 Motvpl«yiogbytheIlandsfide;fro9itheni^I difleaedf^hi ^ 
 COUrfeS»V^*With carrying away with/ftidk^aIefromS,B,with 
 bothtopiules a trip ail the night being twi-light,clear/ome 
 fowlce was in theway,butJby thehelpeof thefiune(thankes 
 beto IBod) wee fliunnedkheBi* Thismorningclocke 8«I had 
 figbe^of cW^^i lie, for J fell dghtwith the North end. 
 |thei«©f,itislow^nd, but the higheft is to thcBaftj at 
 that inftant. I mM) (ieht of Sir Didh 7)ijf^s his iland, aild 
 I wunotxertaiaie whether I &w the Baft Mayne or no» for^ 
 tfoggecameonprefeatly { Maftec^«^««allonamed this I- 
 landofSirl>flifi#2)i£{i9a^entkiiunwhohathplailted ma- 
 ny of thebeft Vines, in. this Vineyard Okceeding his father 
 aadQrandfttherinthellathematickswhore learned know- 
 ledge together with his purfe, added no (inaU proportion 
 to this, pi^ngr tO'WjKXii my fflfe and many others of 
 iHyiqiiaUity^ (hallbeftitt beholden , while times 9ge sotiz 
 
 tinues«'. ( " : 
 
 This aftrfifoone was a fofges, a cleares, the | was wet 
 fog ;atd<)cke.7.I thought I (eeC^7««^ri#i«: upon N. 
 atctocl6e4« befofclhad.»ft*]&th>; this^#fternoone 
 
 llayney 
 
 w^m maiW Sea-Moca^ and bad ftoteof Ice» W Irom thii U 
 ^poiSixt^hm Mim^Ui (IthinkefQQamcdbvSir Thm^ 
 
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 ncftf the Uft moft eimnoic of the t • I ftood as ice would give | ^ 
 leave S,W.«nd to the Weftwtrc^ac docice S. wee ctowd up 
 til ftilesflod drive i leag.in 1 1 hourcs : The next morning 4« 
 H^^e hill 1 10 f tth.owfie grownd. tc 7.befbre> the deepe was 
 but ptf«here we fee Sca-MortThid one fight of the Sunne in 
 the aftemoooey and all this day we heard the Sea beatc upon 
 the iceyto windward of us* 
 
 Wee (bod i glaffes to the North with wind at Eaft to get 
 cleareoffthe ice, wee drive in all this laft night i and had 
 tbefedepthf,at 55.S5«H* (be lead brought upa little white 
 <;orraU. - — -.- — -^-— ^ ■' " - ■' • -'^' • '^^ 
 
 I fet failc this day at cipcke 4. and thought then that I fee 
 landacN«it was hazie^ and at clock 1 1 1 thought I had 9<Ml 
 much as I Igft the day before; I pufled all this day WBKmSkwk 
 ice,and at night Wis elad» to oaake faft toapccceiwnereoii 
 was a white Beare ; the ice here is not fo dirty as it hath bee^ 
 tn4 I iudge my felfe now not farrc from Cmi^BiNM 
 ncft* ■■• --.'M. '■ 
 
 Was fbggie and alme, the wind all over, the afterno^ 
 ' (egan to cleare, the Beare came againe, and wee paM#1lim 
 from ice to ice, he fwimming anddi ving, at length thi Mlflir 
 kild him with a lance, and wee made about 1 1 girilonf of <#te 
 of him, atthouehhewasbutyoung,rameofit weeettt bi^ld 
 withoutany talteat all»but like beefe, but being roaftcditll* 
 fiedoylieaadrammifh. . ^'^' v!. 
 
 This night was cleare above head, but fog lMttke»I^U>oar 
 the HMun^ at docke is there was Petttedancerstfliil^ 
 banes (as fome write them) North in thefirmdmeht»W' 
 tokening a ilorme to follow within 24 hoiires ; there w«l 
 many Starresalfo in appearance, as thofe of note, ^irl^ 
 Waynff %4wiiM^ 3«r#i, and ^ntviAm I could hjwr lib 
 obifervation for ice and fogge, dimmed the hofizetli I 
 thought I fee land againe^ at clocke 8. and had deepe 70 
 fachomet. 
 
 TheMafter cald to make loofe this morning . and all tho(e 
 % or 4dayeS}Wee have beene fa£b,I cold not obferve any thing 
 of the tydes fet^ yet I doe account wee are not far from 
 
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 ^rie Swdns Neft. Wee fteered as ice would fuffer betweene 
 W,N,W. and W,S,W. and did iudge wee made way, 
 about 4, leagues and one mile, eafie windrand reaConablBr 
 
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 ckve it clockc9- we« iwkcfiftto the ke , t retft>ntble 
 difbuice from t low lUiid,uneemed,f6rit thought! c-»'' 
 
 **Vpon fight hereor I ciafed the Botte^o be tnd»rc<j; 
 twccne thcfliipind iUndin 30 fiithomcs, the tyde went |« 
 « knot«,thcUnd lay E^ Weft, but I could not fully fay it 
 was an lUnd, for it Uy Uke a Ridge , or to Sinuly it. like 
 iotheRetyrcs,inthemoiithofthc Rivet of Smm m Kw. 
 
 Idohold that tllthofe peeces of ice hercare ingeidereda. 
 
 boHCChofe low Opes Mil%aye8,a$ Af*iiy?iialfoii,where eafie 
 
 •- toc,they are foefl«fio(c over, the Snow falUnKtl^ 
 
 th theiii,fothat by degrees they inaeafesi the Pettie- 
 
 " rought nor fent us any ftorme, this night ended m 
 
 it was ei(i« wind from the B»N,B< . . . 
 
 WSter, for they were glad to ftay thefetting of their 
 
 --^** 4k tyde beMn to flowe. An4ift|l|Wt time clocjc 
 
 icd^lintill i Atgan to faU, vijgHj|l "^ ^<li|^- 
 
 njBiniii I Aipbdardiriding upon 6 f jJBKWare.t WWi- 
 
 SStniiirpareiicaiyouBiigfeearily fcethebottomctheicc 
 
 * PiMOiius, we weyed Anchor, the wind came gently 
 
 N.WC ftood it upon the tyde to andagaink,along the 
 
 ^ - an^ wareing from ice,which came driving with 
 
 
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 siKir«.uH|uinigonboard,theiraccomptwas this; that 
 drdidflowef but4«howres, and that it heightned 
 w; fpote; and this was a dayes after the Coniunftion of 
 BKJSHime aod Moone,ro thatthefloodbegsnati.palt 10. 
 littaidedati.pafts.bythisaSouthandbyW. Moon makes 
 •Hill Sea;and the tydes motion epds with the flowing ; atfu- 
 f^y this wa Csrit Swdm neft, for both from Baft and 
 Weft ends it ftretcheth to the North, our men chaft^Wjw 
 onihoare, but got none, they fsy there is earth, ftrangc 
 Mo ^ie , QiMg.myres, and w a t e r pl a flies ; at c l ocke4« I tookc 
 leave and ftood along from €. fathomes into 30 loofing 
 %bt thereof; and from thence I ftood to the Wcftward^ 
 mth North- Weft wiadclofe haled; leaving bo^h tb 
 
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 ;tpe^aiid the Ice bcMnde met, for the Set Mors to Otepe [^ 
 ipon.there being g6«<l ftore thcreib out. 
 From the Cape or Swannes Neft» this noonc-tydc I was 
 f i5 leagues and one mile,no ground at 70 fathomes, for 1 was 
 loth toftay the (hip at any time ; me thought layhng had 
 been uncouth; but at 4 this morning I had po fachomct owzy 
 
 groun4,thicke weather, the wind cafie, and fliifting betwixt 
 l^and N,W.my way was to Southward of Weft, 
 Tbit Meridian I was in 6 1 deg. ? 7 min. at 8 the laft day, I 
 jcooke the fliip about, and made way.untill this day 1 1 ; 1 1 
 leagues a mile$iN,W. ; W.it bath becnc a faireclcarcday,ea. 
 (iewinds,thc tyre warrrtt,andho Ice, fincc I came into this 
 Sea C I didbut thinke I faw land at N.Eby E.) 
 
 Thilfmooth Sea hath a fmall fet from the Weft, with lip- 
 pering fifing and falling, as other Shallow Seas ufe to fcavcj 
 the deepe laft night was 1 1 1 fathomcs , I made way to this 
 day,ia,N,W*byW..' W.I I leagues. 
 
 This dofe morning hid the Sunnc untill noone , we nemg 
 in I a o fadiomes.thc afternoonc was^cleare* and gently brca- 
 U th^ from W,N, W. I M^^c not tryed for fifti in this Setiat J, 
 did in Prtmm Hudfon whfere [ got none ; I thankc God If re 
 wc have not th^likc Icifiirc, here are fomc Sealct, butijw 
 Fowlcs; the latitudeof noone was 61 deg. aomin.hereap- 
 peares tobemoreRiplinsof Tydc,thevariationby Azimuth, 
 and Ahhianter,was a6 deg»? i .min.at moft,the Sunne wmt 
 cleare to bcd,and at midnignt we had 60 fathomes deepe* 
 
 This morning^mplitude was 5 deg- the Refraftiotvis 
 great here,and thi Horizons thicke, whichbegets unceruin- 
 tiesjbcfides the Nfccdle yet is very flow,in comming to his re- 
 fpeAive point ; 1 now hopefor warmer weathcr,and clearer 
 Sea than heretoforc,at noonel had J5 fathomes,in latitude to 
 6i deg.jtf min.(ince laft day I made way N,by E. 1 8 leagues 
 faire weatherjthe Sunne went downe cleare. 
 
 ( loy toour AttipHlis)the Htfikdn flashing all night, was a 
 hpt day in as E»j[l4nd^ in the morning I had j 8 fathomes,and 
 white CoraU,thc latitude tf 3 deg. ao min. the way fincc laft 
 day was N.4 deg. Eaft 1 8 leagues ; fince ciockc 4 . we lay 
 Larbord T«ck N. W.it was a tew drops of rame this Evcnmg 
 yet the Sunnc fet dearc, and wee had deepe 5 5 fathomes at 
 midni^ht,and then was in the Ayrc many Tttut^mtrs^ 
 
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 The laft night was fo hot as it dry<d up 1 5 fathomcs wa- 
 ter/or this morning wc had but 5 o, the wind was betweene 
 wlindN^, W^ here was great (tore of Rockeweed, and 
 Tangle. Inthe^iplineof aTide,I caufcdtheboambelan- 
 chelin ji fathomcs, theTydecamc fromN.by W,f amilc 
 
 "* AU this day the fog banks hath deceived mcc, buttwjwl 
 am fare I (cc land,both the mainc and Ilands,o{ which there 
 arcmany,lyingab9ut a leagues into the «ca»all ragged and 
 brokeiirSisWithinthislSndbore fromN.B.by E.to W-by 
 S.berc are great ftore of fi(h leaping , and fairer weather wn- 
 not be;I have fcnt the boat to land, and to my comfort three 
 things! could efpic by the (horeithat it was floodjyde , and 
 thatitcamciromtbeSouthward, andthat itdoth flow and 
 fiiU very much waller, before we came neere the Hand, wee 
 came ovet a banke ot 8 fathomes,and neerer die Hand we fell 
 (rtto if ♦there fecming upon thetond tobe Poles crefted* and 
 bnildingsofflbn^ndotherhiUocks like Haycocks* 
 
 ThcW wentoii land ttdockctf* and ftaycd j gWes or 
 onehoure, «idl,in wMchtimeit flowed necre fixe fcK>t, 
 it was flood before they went, ^"^ wMe theywere rowkg 
 tofhoie,IdidobleiTeit hadflowedatleaft 3 ^J^^^. 
 rocks thatweredryatour tfrft approach, they lay thttit had 
 about p foot to flow;at clocke 8.the tide rcmr^®^ , and ftt to 
 S. W.ward,which flieweth t*at it runs halfe tide, or elfc the 
 Main beyond it,is an Iland,about which the tydcDwy have an 
 uncontrary courfe,as in fome of the Sounds i of the Iland of 
 ^tHjAtSwUnds W. cnd^this Ilanddoth lie mf^ d. i o. m. 6t 
 latimdc,and I took this place to be thcN.E.fidc oJ^SaTUwus 
 B«w«ix,»rii//r4;I could fee«)theN.£.ward of this,^Icaft 10 
 lcagues.butnoland atE.orS.E.itbcinga8clarc an^vjcning 
 as could beiinagined,the land tobe fcene was from the N, N. 
 E.totheWcftSouthwardw ., , '- - . 
 
 The newes from land was.thatthis Ilan^ was a Seoulchre, 
 forthat the salvages had laid their dead, (I cannot fay inter. 
 red\for it is all ftonc,asthcy cannot dig therein , but lay the 
 Coroes upon the {foncs,and wall them about with the fame, 
 Cc>fliniBg them alfo by laying the fides of old fleddes above. 
 
 whkh Svebecnartificialiy made; the boards are fornc 9 or 
 10 foot l9ng,| inches thick?,in what manner the tree , they 
 
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North'Wefi Foxe. 
 
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 liave bin nude out on^was cloven or (awen^it was £b fmooch, I ^ Wwttht, 
 as wecouid not difcerne,the burials bad been fooldyand as in i ti /cln 
 
 as wecould not difcerne,the burials bad been foddyand as in 
 other places of chofe countries thejrbury all their Vtenfcls^ 
 asbowc;s»arrowe8«(bingsidarts»lances,and other ioipleiiients 
 carved in boneiche longeft Corpes was not above 4 foot lorig 
 with their heads laid to the Weft, it may be that they travelL 
 asthe T4rr4r/and;the S^wmV/^i. For if they had remained 
 here,there would have been Come newer burials ; there was 
 one place v^alled 4rqttare,and(eated within with eartb,eath 
 fide was 4 orfive yards in Iength,in the middle was 3 ftone^, 
 laid one above another mans height,we tooke this to be Tome 
 place of Ceremony,attheburiall of the dead; nearethe {ame 
 placejwas one ftation laid, fto^euponftone, as though they 
 would have fomethiQgremarkeable; there was fowie, but 
 foskadley as they #ould not abide them to come neere them, 
 and Ravens bigger then ours, we rob'd their graves, to build 
 our fires,and brought a whole boates loading of fire- wo^ 
 on board,their Corpes were wrapped in Dearefkinness their 
 Darts were many of them ht«kd with locm^fiinifiiailet) the 
 beads beaten broad wayes,iii one 6f thei^Darc$|W4sft bead of 
 Co^per,artificii(Uy m4de,w*^ Itooketobe thei;^rk0^ 
 ChriiUanjand that they have come by i^by theWay of C^nu* 
 4^rom woftitha^ Tradeiwitlitfac^qi/^ 
 
 Our menfoupdiranking oyfej^ aodCdmefaiall 
 
 Whaljs Fiines; this Hand I ntraed Sir Tii$mi X$ma WeU 
 ctmf ^Ifto#4o$rin(o S3 fathomes that nqsht,iintilicIocke s, 
 the wind \y eft^forj wasdirei6ted by the letter <if my ini^ni- 
 aioa,tQfectbecp9riefom^#i'4>5))P4mvriSyg^iN,^^^^^^ 
 So ji^I^)^c,fi4iiWith chetAVeftfideinvtf I d»andii'<^ 
 Southwair^y^iDi fearch thQpafli^:dili|entIyi ail the Bay liboiity 
 untiU Icaipeto ^4|/i»i;^ay«. . :..^ 
 
 I wasmUtit^de4J| 4. J 7«i#plyihg up with S, W. windsy 
 ^e^ faire^ddeace weather^ I faw ask Were a headland to 
 the Sc»atl| laiKd petty ltois,andbrok«n ground of the Maine^ 
 liese wasgrcat ftbreof fiih leaping, and mJiny Scales I Taw 
 one Whale,this day theknd lyeth Si W-aod fc^ S^oitgr 
 
 Ifbod VV'^abQtfttbehetdbmdithelaftday&ewedmk^ 
 and Sfiudiome^ untaUlratfedanpther white Hat^^ b«uing 
 S>iy.ai i db ^ twixt i^hatll a nd the Maine, which I ha dnow 
 
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 ^9N&S(N!>S[2PS Q^tbei«i^as as ichad b^en a Ctwfee or 
 
 ACereoKxf 
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 9tf) ridtt of ftQtK>but bdriiig with the& thereof, ;i 6bU into 3 s 
 ** a^fir^o fathoine$» the tide runne W* by S. on6inil<4 in one 
 
 houre. ^ . . 
 
 ii^er€>iisit(eUtobceaHcwifid, Ifent thebotte tothe 
 Itti^Mpiycd wichtheihip.thercunto» for that wind which 
 wasibifw from thencertad cemming neere it after Sunne-feti 
 wecouldCees or three huge Whales, playing clofc by t^- 
 land fide,in (hoale water ; for we, without them in the ^* 
 hid but 1 a fathomes, I ftood to the S, W. end of the I 
 and there ftaycd for my boat, which came at clocke 1 1 in 
 mghtyOie had been 1 4 GlaiTes from the Hiip, Which was thus 
 imploycd. 7/m,in Rowing to the land 4* one ia chafing of. 
 Dttcl^s>in the next, the water fell 9 Inches » and for g more 
 iatheone,icfeU 3 Inchesjin the other it flowed % Inches^and 
 itithe ft Ufl it flowed a foot (/o at it flowed about 10 foot, 
 buttd^etrufttothis* 
 * In their commiag on board,thcy Anchored in 8 fathomes 
 at the I|andpoint,aMl that was a Glaflcs after,thofe formerly 
 accotiatedLtoe Tide came frofn N Eand by B.at i milts { one 
 hpuretthiipoiacbt the Handmade the Tydcgoe fliarpe; by 
 thisitmaybegatheicdthat ic wasfitttSeaac^paftia. it 
 waot be otherwifc comput^ , but that it iowcth here 
 Sz'W.itbeiDgsdwesbcfWechefidI lloone# But lam net 
 fidW^ltiocd ^tthis Tyde asytt; for thole lUnds hare 
 tj^fir^c^iochraftsandrctsbetwixt ooe anothas lor at 
 clock I .it £et Why S.and now it hath aecre the fa^ fety^ooF 
 timiing from i unto 10 of dockc, oiore then 9 houres» it €iet^ 
 ii|ethftram;j(ant6 ffle,beinf a Tydeiand no Currept^tobebet- 
 terJGitisiied r<^nnoM^ thebef^ will runne at their pleafurc, 
 w^en ihef arei oalandfto feeke for fuch things as the Ai^ire 
 o^ay aisrd them.the worMc worftable togi^eaocount^muft 
 keep fbeboatftlMrefbretUsftoeeunt cannot hokl with tnitl^ 
 i^49<^In90^(bisJ1and9rMi^ thinking then 
 
 ot.i^|ii^y|iiitbecftt|ces this Voyage teceired from that Ho- 
 noiinible Kntghc»Sir hkn^totkf , whom, together with Ma- 
 ihrifif^nrjt 9rf|/^^thatfmious Mathematid^^^ 
 the firft that couiiCenanc'd me in this undertaking. 
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 and ft they parted With U6cA4h^rhi9tk^m^m'^^ 
 Deer^Md t>ogt fect,thcy did ittMiiii6^*»t thtk^ ftoi^df 
 Diftre^that lUnd,I toofcc ittb^ |J<» ^ iwlta wn^jfeutthey 
 thoiightitio be parted in t^,it Mlththrt^ts^ r^gcm- 
 twixt the AoresKid it , iiMldngi as ifey erj« ]^ j^J^ 
 d»^NdrtIflafiiivhicbisM^b,»Adlk^$^wtt^^M^^ 
 
 t&Sbiitliofttt^i«alllo^b»^)rtepitil*4pi«^^ 
 tfe#cft piyrtof^ii^**' VV^ft Bay, w1a*€ agii«J #4i| 
 
 wintcrcd>tljey fay incomming on board, te«^ tBemttd , 
 
 they didc(i4e46 Whalcs.rooife^' Ie(fc,bHt It fp^ ' 
 
 weJt«iafiflyi!ig^hrreto4lttl^ ^'^'^'j^^y «^,^t^?^^ 
 1lo<ilcs,thcy fay there is a CweotHfrhmry madl^ei *^' 
 llaiid«,tliit*ft^ mayiifcla ftfety^ %>»**^«Sif '*^ 
 hw»elwvo fitkotpts^iotr wawr ^ft is on the Baftft^i^W 
 JiCaftefs »ate^ toldme fie wiAc the f^iJ^^^M^^ 
 ~thefrvwi~bolttni*e:St^^ 
 
 ^QAtei tfwee fljould Anchor, I faid wee might Anchor 
 
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 te9gu^^fa9t^in«89in($^WK^N4isj;Ciee the RjdgesHiid bro- 
 ken ka* ftrf^iih, afi4 JfiiB|ttng*b« W/cft Mainf alwt^etiia 
 fight, manyRidgcsdiaippcare; wMeli^tOlgOetQiMwirA 
 
 the ci^^ weather» y«t I moft net oart from ughc of! the 
 MaimForinakiqgmy difeoveiycxaaly^ Pe^$ from. 
 
 ir#4!i^,C«^lM%haYe l?t^f,S7f4p.t35«aP<&<^ 
 
 «nf 11^ fiurfr«iHade^ liod ) W(biQn a^kus thebcttfc 
 
 #»^ier«ig,Mifeha¥eftiUofthore U$iifmu^'F^mU'4mmr 
 l)ut noftoraie. I Anehoned a thwart a little Uandf twelve. 
 l^M^'^mBrt^iC^m^AtllMv witli th0|)o«t went 
 oi^^nhereit waslojw w«t«i^ t^oiit«aiihQi»el]!efoe S. 
 j|^i^,w^f)]i$|^(iMel$s«tl)(9 Ui^sirendl^ 
 atj««»jweter, ibiukthoiight he cbuld hare gone tcm fbote* 
 to-rhe Maine, from. hence wee f«e other Hands bearuig' 
 15^rf;,,y^«a«|*is IlandtbeS4v«g^ha4been, and there was 
 gmSi^ hebrought alivendttiine 
 
 i^^^ I^Aand Mene9imtrcdtwo.SeiKQQrs,whb-eoFh.ee 
 laurtc'donejbut^wantofhelpcthcy both got away,, they 
 biqught on boi^-^goodftore ofjSconriie-j^aflisA^^I eawfedtoi 
 bippoiindedrfind AeiVceto be pxcft rorth» andpatinl^oa 
 Hogbeiidi oF^ftrpog 9eai:e« ii^im <;omniand diat everyone 
 t{iapwpi9Mjhoal4|l>TCJ> pinttohismw^^ 
 nboo WMikf ta^o^im^Ut sm paft tiqiei and tfaemfeives al^ 
 -7ftpaftm<if|tiea^ ■-'.;■■; ^ : J- •;■-■ ' ■■ ^■.•^" ■ ■ ■, : 
 TheMaft^toldrmehehsid named this Hand ^^fw^ r#4f#. 
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 iitiAlltlitl moffiiifa^<M«tdbftM^^ — 
 
 iiilft JibliMtft fogs^petwmethkc knd Ant i^tki 
 ;ti6Dt»)>i4ift«rthat€ai&el4df;thwiiidc«r'raintaM 
 ^albnMht the ito^AirMfitaw leaMt^^ Weft S^^ 
 
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 ^foaAfetoloirffe thi Wiine it^tiiy riiiic^.i^^ 
 Weft MW«ft Nortii W^mh0Wi^i&v^«&^ 
 fleptb was ik^tctnc fttlfoiB««*ibkti Vnjgff^^^f^ . 
 • ii9€cx$pa^iA(vni5syOa^e^^ ... 
 
 hmght ibem to tare IfeimAl^ftbdil n^icNo^B^ b^! 
 N^a^ Nwthi»jrWcftj WtfSoutlrWefti SoAh^Wcft'W 
 W^, at niglit clocke t«BW, l>c»hc lo ^noruiwm 
 fatbomes^ irfcQtlhfee iboer imei^iftec^t^J^AGiiti^ 
 tl|e#wtte«Msh»ctrt 1^ 
 ibatcwatoif it'did iibt,ftJUiiip 3!»at^r|EtoiBpdort» 
 ^iwfflfbiiteeerteaaaefww^tfiitfae |k)od i;va> j^; foall, 
 ^faginctofedWithllandj, asitdidndtmitttlKifl^^ 
 
 J'ctblowing but:tb <k>urft and flonnet ^ it^kc|tt)lBi^Me ; 
 
 4tei^il»ids, iNltffli:iItjfiBM t^bicKitc li6e:italcD^^i:7<»N 
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 *hfii^U>ckt tfaereia; Iftood toward it V\r.^tfU)(iiW«!&JArjfc)lfo 
 
 JlA»iib; ilimieoff Atotig (tiiiei'4oc)c I oi«erfico#6r&- 
 
 ,tliMiiii4 lfl» thii wcM^ 
 
 ,tNK2Mp|rniin!e wkfottJlii^i XAoclyircdtLiiiglitiUM^ldfi^ 
 
 J rTM^jMrcsnorninef I.w»iMi(d0cketf* tad^ltoodiiiong 
 <^^(Silitb«dr,fattribi tiAf »)i f , faiibetiK.9tt the ^ifiaiwe 
 M|&Mpitsli|piDinf li&iyg^ Mu^horiflf fOtf^ I lastaii- 
 
 ^istafc^H£eiK Miuaeyl ^iood Jitriacbifticheiii «(r ie?mfa< 
 ^mmii'iiii^i^if^^^^ pei&a (Ufcoiri^ryof^ 
 
 ^pif »ivJikiidl)nc,I V^MdlaMT^Tj^^ windilill aboui; I^th 
 J^tapiAWtfO^tiweot CO Seftlvard off the £(u4 Hand* at wliofe 
 
 fmifhf^tatm^hts^tu^'ti^^ in ^bts Over- 
 
 ^iwsMiScftMbn, icuiakrthis t6 I?e the Chccket ; Itti- 
 l«d«^^tftidegKts,i04miiiitiif<Xweatov£r in^^^ 
 
 MdtkeiibndmgSoiit^^ 
 
 Ji6|i^it19d^'fifilit iieiliM^frtii;^omfi»r»yblei^aif»p«^ liie 
 
 thisidty to Coiiric and Bqmiet, .kt iiishcJ Antbottd ^ 
 
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 I gpit Aod along aU tboftiuM^ad ^ckcs 6om say M 
 
 
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 niehtlBloade «tt> j.ftthoinesiipon the (hour, the Itwd 
 lo&cbutmw and then aSandieknowleor downe .wqhW ap- 
 
 wiy S.WUiidbyW. I© ltag.and divers timis ftc dry tttclw, 
 bctweetieujamlthcrhoarc. ThcLatit.was6od.iJ m. tlus 
 afternoone Wisfmall wind from S,W. and f leot theboat to 
 the land, bang about 5 inilefioff,iiiy fcUe with (Jup J^hofcd 
 
 fodtinelyr thiy in the boate fliould (hootc oft a Muikct, 
 whfclrbefore they came to (koarc they did, hei:e were many 
 
 Muikctoet. '-^ ■■■'■■'J' ^^^; ;^ v^u' '^■"'■^.« 
 . The Maftet i^^in thetoate,tnd had but a ^athoows w^n 
 
 they flwtiiMthowacttr within us was (hoald, fo tba' W* 
 
 wew«t«S««^ toi*«dcforthialth0ugh tbrtydc wtsf flo€»d,^iJ 
 
 flowing i\inch« in twoglaffes, but infartherxxaimn^^^ 
 
 foa^dVood accmint, oi^ly thisdoth 
 
 )ilo«g the coaft I do goe fromthe tide,.and ttont keep^b 
 
 6oui?^WithtbcM«cAie,^arhatithetoWri^^^ 
 
 cumerftlttfic^eaaer ; »Mrconlm4thclj5p.fojin^i^ 
 
 fti,all«ndgr€^t,andb*«^wlc,aniterowe^ 
 
 nIMM beatert4>VDadi««dp«^o * fliaft of 1 B vm$ teng» 
 
 cloilc* ^ taiitfureitwasflacl^etydeatfeiptten*^^^ 
 bftfltck^toWrite anymore hcceof, for I cannjit ftalpH ^nc 
 rcckomngtakenonnioare. ^^^ ^ .ft^^Jra oJWfe^^ 
 Widior iht^ fatlidirie water (»^lrit.inatfai*ciiopy '^ 
 
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 i^ flowcTttt Inctwsjthis was wlhcntbe half tyde cainc to take hiii 
 fii;ft ^, tna caoit with a ihiift, 1 ^id accounc tint it wcmld 
 abrflowleflc then 1 8fbote,buf after thisfliuftit fl^ed IdTe 
 and leHeunhiH full Sea thattydq the | firftglafle^ did not flow 
 above % foote : Vpon tbislland were many dorpea>laid in the 
 fame manneryas at Sir Thomds R§et ITtietmi^tht SWf « iohabi* 
 tantt hadlately bin tliere,& Icftthe skaddletof th«r (r^ they 
 UNlalTdfunka weU>& fton^ditaboutifbrtbere wiii Mb wa- 
 terihcfein,tlicre was h^iie fotne ftore of the ruined fri^gmcnts 
 of CanoQWes, and other firre wdOd with which Wf laded the 
 boat on board^there was alfo cttrved toyes in their graves, 
 
 IdtdAnobor at deckel (now thcfc. nights bi^ii tb be 
 lang)ltBft I miighiB flip by fboie fulet unfeenei this dayr was ye- 
 .ry hot>andj fiDall galefibm S^S,W« we M^i thiS'nmc very 
 hotdayestcaeriinct wccamefirom CMrit SMM»incil,if that the 
 cpid N,W«witid hadnot delayed tkena j thi9Meridian>l was 
 in r9 dU! o f m. I flood oflf into a o fath. ^hd went in agiine 
 to i:f .'tfaebvokeaifandiia lightj fincejooone untill ibis mid^ 
 iii^C|fCiaide;wafS^kagWitihdiJ(difi:emcd«hekiid to 
 meeteopoo my mdnthtr bdghand a facade fi> I cAfed to tack 
 about, andlay.N;W.byN.'in wind W, by S.T glafTcs a leiigtk 
 Xecpicd to be higher laKd tben I hid lately (een,from 1 5 lath* 
 4i^^ ycAvrday I eapf^ S4is.befofiiip0]ii.9aivd ao MiHfOt 
 Xilood sWtotfaeNoiidiwards nntitt day^ligbt andtbeirlfee 
 my land I was upon ycfttrd^mominpy and the land within 
 ityWhichi r<^yefternight, ftretching mto HMmr H^pe, t 
 flood about to the Southwardsyand the day light being come 
 6i^ i'eoDld ^thobbttome o( Vainety >fi'MK^i|^^# for fo 
 I)i^l^i»^ndxheSonthUnd'iMettigBaiidWf tM of 
 
 it i9t l^ft 1 5 leagii^s ^anchored the bo^tf in ao jfathonic^he 
 Tyde came N* W.and this is that fuppoled Tkk that ret£,and 
 W*i- wl^h wtt uo mfprehoii the ume Tydl^ brougtuc atpng 
 
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 This land bore from mc.totbe S,E. by E. and was gentlici|5f 
 dcc«ndipg^awnto.thc Scafidc^thegrccncft &bcfklike,l hjive j 
 fe^ne Qik^ icamcittiJt ofthe riyer ot/^<«i»fi, , and as it were i 
 irf^lofed wlt'b thick i^wes of Trees bcbwecne one meadowe 
 and andther,diftin6l as it Were 'Bknie Etmcs nere Loni$nf and 
 at (ight hereof I did tbinkeof them ; and if there be any kee- 
 ping 0f taipe Deereyor othcf beafts,or tillage in ali that coun* 
 tr^vjiho^^dunkirtob^^herei for certaindy there mufti 
 by choff; \tknm h^^reift (loi[e of peopte. for it is not tq . be 
 tnought. that ihey will bring or carry their dead farre to bu» 
 rially and it cannot be thought ajfoibut that we were feene by 
 them altlmUBh they werenotfeeaeby anypf us,fovweday^ 
 cdnojt.biiciuibe nighty jitirday wee iqade'as oiuch w^?! ^ 
 Qk\\esi^i^\^iinvt rorwar(|^,(oas if thqr would have com^ to 
 as, wce;^ wece^one before diey could make ready ; and al- 
 though they mighl fie us, whether they durft come or no, I 
 know not, \min% tm I fuppofe, ne vex ieenc fliip in their I|ves 
 before, m HiUffk wh^o^i^t after tl^ jn his BaVf (thoimb 
 far difttnt from I^euc^Jtliey^ thjfimoodi o^ fire, oardiiy! ^im 
 and yet would not cofUt to him*, 9ittipugh . he was, bi^t lokhis 
 Shallop*, » ■, >;, ■ • ; . > .- ,; ■ '- •^■■ 
 
 But to pjToceed t ^oodakuig the lind, and had deep from ^P 
 to ^ fath:thi^.m6rning v^9^ sra^ overaft,theSun rpfe thinfjr 
 valed^biit vi{i^ic,t'here ws(sa KairieboW in the firmaments and 
 fome drops of raine fell,ftanding along whiles this land trent- 
 ed E^and W^we fee the entrance of a large river but all fiil/ of 
 fcaupesy {h^vc.i^an4 iboate water,w^^ comming forth chaag/ 
 ^th the.$ea to ^ more whiCf,at the S4,entranceof this Biver* 
 was.a pitf: like iinto*^W/^ifcUnb nere f/4rWiVir^nd on the S. 
 ^gaiiV another great Bayiwhofebottomrwaseafie to be feen, 
 I wain^re the entrance thereof* and found it was allfullpr 
 (hoales,|ndn4ges.at this was Capt.f4flM/ on crQund,.asI 
 found by his (pe^<^f s afterward ; the S.pact of f His Bay lydth 
 Eiatid w.and al; tlie E.end thereof lyeth ah Hand S, and N^a- 
 boojc I floiles long,I ftood from the mouth of this River and 
 Bay tQ |o to theN.of the ^d lUnd^and eame into y^6. 5 fathr 
 cafic Wind the ebbc came a miles an houre along the B gdc of 
 
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 At clocke I O.WC anchored, and could not pCTceivc by our 
 lead, tftatfydedid flowc and fall above I i^tbotc j the'tydc fct 
 &aBd by N.and hete we fee white Wht^ : this tftfooone 
 witbncofthehotteftthitevcr I hiveft^ (tt nb^. 1 WiM 
 
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 This bcaiitffiill day vifzs promiftd at Sun rifing,it fitth plown 
 tocourfe^nd bonnet all day jthe wind going cWWJic with S*/ 
 md'in the niche up aga}ne> we ha<rc Hift>lo*»g oiemiid all day 
 withW,N, W. wind s Somei^imei toofing tcj^fdmetimer 
 Wareing off, as the water did dcepe or fliMle from 7 "^« in- 
 to a I upon the fhoare, the laikHyc;i $.wilhiak wc Uw fome 
 pccccs of ice in the ofline, we runne this day i {te«£«cs Until! 
 &ocke r. wWh we io£horcd,thc land faire in &wm^ 
 withabefiAidanlrebfwijod growing Aeron,att5}aL«»PP^^^^ 
 WccannxikenoccrTaintyofther^dca, but that ituIUcom- 
 mcth N-tonirigeafilier, and flowing leflewiifcr.; " 
 
 This finreday webletfe God for* and have plide it up for 
 ^m i^//5»thc wMWeriMtpS,S{,E.Iafit. J7 d^8 1&» the 
 lhoaI<lbgW4eepHlk!nti^'betwtene7<tid a (.and wicould 
 fee many ftelves, and Wjh fton^a, lyeupon theN.fide of the 
 Rivera OEioutb, appearing asit were trees on land 3 times biK- 
 fcer tfcen ther b^ and that is through the vapours, which the 
 ISsiexhateththaveing^lijdeattffejri^ «t night 
 
 w« anchored irt 6 tehoines. - 
 
 In the mouth of P^n T^lpm it lirft commmc of the tyde, 
 it came with a S^ft or Boare, at cloclce i o. for one hourc^ 
 and ftoutc^d upon t|w Ships >pwe, aad it flflfid f fopte wj^ 
 ler, the tydc runn^not abovt.^ Wurest. and t knptt was the 
 ib^de It made, yet 1 could perceive the untter t^det o Roome 
 an bourc before the fliipcaine up,thcland ftire to f^^ebotb on 
 si»)d N. (ide, here were mahy white Whales, the r^ttnmg of 
 the tydcwascaufcd by the Out<rt of the River «1M the 
 
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 trtftf m 4//# fnm rtftijkit^4^tf» WMir md firt w—d» md 
 tfnmm^i* tk$ Shif/md09 fit htr ttigfuttd^ 0td n mdig 
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 . 'Thiiikiiigiiowitwugoodt9t>revidefbrwincer/o9rwliiC 
 ii fiddDBcrly <ione is fo exaa» as^no diCcdircry was mort (»aine- 
 fuUy fbllawcdjnor with greater htavit and IdTc helpct bat 
 God alone, befidea the knowledge of this harbout ihiglit 
 inore<cnbotdeii my mcniiA (laying thr longer forth to ftUow 
 tlie-Stai%fa« •* 
 
 Now betweenelF^rt J\rf {/)« and ^M0M W.Bay^afi yet for 
 tt^oat diftancenot lookdupo»by any Chriftian Wee Were to 
 dtfcoirer, which having doneythie perfect knowledge or this 
 River might caufcustorepaire hither for refuse. When the 
 winter tooke us from our other labonrsy if in the meane dmc 
 weciOicjuld not difcover ahttterf or paflaet« 
 
 This Raynie morning with S^ind I Itood in loWt failes 
 witbbonnets»ak>ngthcS«(ide»whiclrItiketbbe the plainer^ 
 aodrevenergroundef the two«^' And bearing in upon 3 fath#l« 
 I dtned^aaoverfaU on head^ itvras ftdodtyde kndl caa(y to 
 beamupoit blewmiich wind'and(noi;ethen ataiiy dme^finc^^ 
 I ^nhe into thisSeayin thetrharmejs^ge oFthi^ overfUl,! fet 
 into fO'fath.being now come, witinh the Kjppes hereof the 
 Wiadlliriiikikig I anchoredat abouti;fl()0d for that if 1^ had 
 bcencachsaacll well' knowne unto me, yetrjcouldttw: hkf^ 
 handled my hy'^s, to hive turrfet ifr -^tid tl^ht W«»: WW 
 tokens on land of Inhabitaiitsjat 3 houres flood, in tte^W 
 with much adoc^I Wi^edanchor, andiMking a or 3j)d(6^ 
 ttp^ot aleag^ terther befcTed^,;<«br IIWBloath tofttofti,^^ 
 
 ti<^)bw with Mirtfai foimflirtj^^^ ;5 fatMmesirti 
 
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 that channctt was full of highRockcSf w the beftofit, 
 
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 TUs night | hid nupy guftt of Wiodc With Ihowrctof 
 
 lol ' lplUcupi|niIfwith^|Bood,andlhoiighttohivcgO^ 
 yoml n poiric about ik miks mghcr,where I might ha^e riddc, 
 land kx;kt| but theghrer being fullof ftooca,! grounded in the 
 tides way, there beins dccpe now ^ Bithomei^ thcn^tf fbotc, 
 m^n 7 fathoipca^fo that efpyii^a .Wally in the clajP' dil^ 
 on the ^orth lid^ I fought anoh^und a plac^ of liathomes 
 to Anchor the Ship 4ftly in, and intendedi. in the ValUe 
 to fet up ^V PinQsce. This rircK if oo both iides fiiU o^^ 
 rniall woods, the North fide i% acla^ cliflfe $ hlce of thae>* ' 
 to the Na^in Eftx, bu/E not To hishf the Imp being 
 ■iqmdl wc;Bt 00 Uod, and found the NaUit very conve- 
 nient tb'iet up a Tent and to j)nilcl the Finnace in , and hew 
 wecifoun^lpoikcftoreofHogsheadf, .and PipcRancij which 
 hiKtbeteyronboimdff one Maine top* a top gallant Mail, di- 
 n;tf^i^afk^ aix) the fides , o( ft«rcd cbaito » with divers 
 reliques of lome BkiUfi Veflcll, which I tooketohave 
 pOiibef^ or heepe left not ^e from fatttcej and indeed 
 I didaflure my felfe, at muft6ethatof$ir7lr#s»4i Mntimu , 
 but M yjBt I have not fou9d a tree.wiU anke;a Mayne 
 yard. . 
 
 "[Tli&ttqrniagearelyf Icald torommage, for the pcfCcS ' 
 •fthePinnace to be hidbnland, which being put into the 
 boate, onja^d wee goct the Carpenterat Seahad provir 
 ded mouelfe , of things necfffiirie a^ft thisoccafion, have^ 
 irig aUqiJ^eriils in readinefG^which to fiirther with his mat^ 
 I<auni4 7«t«r ^#i/^quarter Mafteri the Cooper,the Gun* 
 ntit^&if^MMfilfmd my felfd toaffift hinif and this day 
 wei;icttipthekcc;k,and9iade4fiiirekedctoic, thinking 
 thereby to make her JiokUbecter<wind» brought on all the 
 ground timbers, and 3 flrekcs on cachiide^ whilethe Mr.u4 
 others wj^c to looke forrefreihii^. 
 The ifipdbeiqg c^omeabontto&NyW Jfent theMafles 
 
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 word th9t ic wai^jctobring thelhip togroond,while it blew. 
 fiymhiACas he determined befiMreourf ommine in) and for' 
 i^|«|r«ddAochavefny€hiNgtodqe^thatmigbtfiay mee 
 mrrCheKimacew^^^ needfoll 
 
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i^boni finefmoecb faadiigainftcbe VallcyaWliciv wee drcig-l t i|^l|p#l 
 th^npd pa, tlic Cucwa^r- ind cookt awty the bolt which] 
 fliic&coiic.piulmadcraMOcatbc$h^fide| for any hffm dft 
 our Aocbors hid done more Co the ffieiching chtnthe yctt in 
 thij riteCiWc hid fct on (id€,« pcccc of ottrniTe kcd* Which 
 
 B« (6 fearch the ihotrcy and CO lookfi for a Miyne y ardyw bo rc- 
 turaing tcfd mei cbac for alfaync yard cbcrewai nocacrce co 
 be had of chiC fquarenefleibuc cbac by alittle creektf, abonca 
 mile oflr,chfy had found on, (hoarc ^taine broken Anchors 
 and abl^ copf »wich ocher (maU ropca^o one broken Gno, 
 with Inany round and croflcbarra (boc, <^(4ind and yron. one 
 Grapnetand ftorcof f(rewood«pildeup, wich one Tcncco. 
 rere^j wich old faileSf andaCroOewhicbhadbcenerec up 
 buc was pukl or fallen downc^ wich chc infcripciQn raced ouc 
 thii nishc was vefy hoc wicb much Ushcning and fome 
 'drotpforninciihcicaiie comming in wicn the floode, and 
 gQcmgdutWithche ebbfy inoumerabte company of whice 
 Wnal^ fiflias big as Porke fiflicsi wich us and much alike 
 .iafiiape* '':-«. . ■ • i ' 
 
 I went wichche Cherurgion cocbecreeke,and found chc 
 iliiie* as cbey bad cold mee. leaveing ch^ Carpencers» and 
 ochcrsac worke^andcbinkeuig CO ftnd for chofe cbings ac 
 che ncxc Uiiiir# afccr che Shippc was RummadgC} chis 
 Tyde did ^owe nine fooce, co floace ^chc-SfPic off 
 
 This being cbe lords day wee rcfied and fenred God| 
 chc afternoone our men walked abroad co reaeace chcm- 
 (elves, and looke ouc for frefli releife, chis nighcdkl che 
 Ship fleece offi and wee moord her againe, in 3 ftchprnei^ at 
 lowewacer; " 
 
 This fiiyre hoc day (omc wrougbc ac the Shalk>p » o- 
 chers fecchc baliaft, ocher romiflit, ochprs fild water, and 
 ilro|^ downe the Gunnes , ic ioyed mee chua co^ fee all 
 hanqa at wo i rkc, the Pinnace was almoft finifhc d , 'buc 
 
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 (in the time) as cirer I W^ ini with chundtr j^om the 
 
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 nriddte tte tMe <»d not ,miuie ((boye s milM f^^ 
 r°6kMSS%V«b«i6oi4; W«reeodafeej itwasC^ 
 di?a6Wawl^|t0tfbWe.ortlfe?oufl^^^ 
 
 theMaftkr «f «»t6er Ar I ghtning her.tlut 1 might tafre Furled 
 ^^S.mam%x, the water iMS to<^'»»5t?S5'> 
 
 ETwii^tfeiSilfl not bring nrtwit^kfol^ 
 
 Bn4rf)aK thought thfvdUeswMgoqdtaair&ftorepfiWw 
 
 V,Koftoaiftruir&tte«s.85lfo««lfAQrew 
 thilte«af6otiflkof Deercand tardby them, thefratae of a 
 4eattediB8;wTach hadhtdy been made w>* ^^ ™ddle 
 " " «fire,the haire of Deere,and banespf towlfoleft Mffe» I 
 mtWfioftheSMe, andnamirf the^^fartbdl aodhMd 
 t^on^^«w ««». »ft« an Aldermiri or thte pApott^ 
 MtSe«after andhisman travefted by land to thwart of the 
 mte.We havefeene no Salraae fince 1 came, jltnooSh «"• 
 fedfirea to burne night aBdday,but the woodsW fo tM*e, 
 CMbotbe ftene i» fi;oreyatdi,ifo «'«tnon*«o^f.~«« 
 toils, butby water. Thiaday the^mnacewas broBghton 
 bVd,. God grant that with her heipe my hopes, mafaeac- 
 ipli(hea,whichhetBtofbrehathbeendangetoas.^^ 
 
 ■ F towaboord wee tee a S t ag t rot t i i ^ fiom ^f*^^ 
 
 iionft the fand we mand our boat prefently, butb#« they 
 
 got to fl«fe,he tooke op orer a Valky into the w«wds,w^ 
 
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 thX^ifSdi^Icauajd tHeC new- 
 
 fi«'lfeitt3»eiipint9rupoiiiKs.fi«fc to fell.tbe ItksTieftof 
 «K«es^ tfieistattvlad inade.,clioyfe off, tp fetveus fora 
 kwoevMiandapt on^ of tFieoubut was tot«« Wtthin, the 
 
 S«KtiaSg5fire.wi6a^ t^ afxc^^^^ 
 
 now left tocoaie in.bitt mi cheif«* %<?m '«\ l*"^ «»» '» 
 
 «nd found itto hayp flowen.ii*. Fm^.blit the V«», tt 
 Tteefe of this foring, were ^«%P, W»th ^•?iE*»»! W 
 
 ; WBinghf io.wereinan5rPeme*Mqas.li6pe wewea- 
 'tiirwcK^t fire wee % f«^«t pray our nej^^^ 
 
 pfeiitiJfnown* andforw remote andiatBelijce^^'^^^ 
 «« be Sen in1«nd with mow health, eaf<^wdpl«fc<^.l 
 a^fnre U bath been? warme.ew fwce we eapw from the 
 
 which I hadfoSicrly marked for t^P^^^vraidte^ 
 tlieyfounda^botrd broken i|^two, 'hc<>n« ™«g"fj^.8^{ 
 !J!g*^^ U.J i^^^> rUKim r t Acmes t and mfcript i on ot 
 
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 wheatbe^mntceaiileonbo«rd. ioas I coiild i^ot got on 
 . (bpreaguc^ otberWife I would htve cnd^^^ouM.tp litve 
 rchuedytlieTiMe u tbc' aaoffiw fibble|iife«lecclbr^ 
 
 tbis ebbf I dimetol Seftwms» butior feare of flioale-wS* 
 r6rj Anchored m 4 6idKNii6» havipg little wuid to cbaft the 
 Ihip^ anda ftrong tbbe, ftare caUPdwhae I%adobfenredac 
 my in cofluning into mj^nsmembniMy &ilht dt^fthatzard 
 no farther wbiks flood' am : ^ oxHw I mpft addf pnc 
 woriior cvir6,to'whatiil^mrc9 toncMing tbii dangerous 
 riv'^.^hictt I Woiitdbei6atb Wfcek in thick Weather, of ei- 
 ther (ide the S; is beft,bathilat igrcat wa^ off» and K(Kk^^ 
 grobnc^^be beftbfthedeepe is VOhannclI to S.d|erei^t^ fa* 
 thOfnts in ^entiks^i in'oneplacc^ WeeeUiMbiirCablei 
 fdr'c#i|ift thiiitenes^f W«* you might feeil or $ dric in the 
 river;ar oticetlht lift Quarter ebbccbme fwifteft, & in Spring* 
 Q^des lit flowed I foot before the tydciet lip rtheQrdeiht^ 
 ned to the Sea,at aMSea on (bore. The Sun^d Mdonedid 
 botbllk deate thi^iBkte $ Iti thijs Biw w^^ got np^Hcfc 
 to dhcmk; he^^ia.1^«liIoohe^^^^ 
 
 I waycd^gaine about hdft flood, andftooSTto Sea fiOai €i 
 fathonfts to I o.iid Anchored In high watte inf fathomes 
 cl^ares^OmidyiAittdheready topW or faylo'the next floods 
 for nbw lam to dIGconrto the EaO^' Mweene tbi^>ifid lla- 
 metHiidlcnl^i^^^^ oFwhichi'teuft^elyiv^kiiiga 
 
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 In ih^ mdf liing I tboke the Cocke-boatint<^Hefl>ip, wiA 
 the flood 1 ftood to the9.E«and went intbthe Pinnace at the 
 {hipilerne^tpfeehef fittiedtofiyte,! li^eecameto 7 and 5 £a- 
 thoip^^theimd fuIldFWoods, bntf Iawe> iiid fbret^hed heit 
 E.andBibl^ftlptbeltiversmouth^here» aWd 
 
 even girouiid^any occafion Were hereafter touk it» the land 
 isf aire tobe reene,(at 10 fathoinet decpe} upon the hatchet, 
 thfi wind cafic from S.S. Wumd we flood a or j leaguesitt7. 
 fathbms^wc were at noon in 5 fd^ 1 6 ni.all t1li$ night T^puld 
 , W(Stt,dircci^ctfieland,as Tfiob^ under Tayle,ftandii)g S.E.the 
 ea land tii^tus,this b<9t Meridian J3ut I was not in oblerVation 
 after dinner(' with e afie Wind) !<ooke the Pinnace to fayle to 
 
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 fbore,but it fell tobe cal^e, and wee Romed all the wavjaiid 
 therein found a white Beare,which we kitd,ctoiiig mmc»e, 
 it wasBat,andm«ny gi^t ftdks% at the Ibw water owrk 
 
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 vft'Wtc^ i|6 fooh^landed, but we Cpkd a blacl^edotid at tl!.. ! 1^ M yy*.f.. 
 by W^«jfticii jMTcftntly wc fecthelhip Ind hando) Ifefe tp|». p "i;!©;^ 
 ri^ti^^'as I was dmftrained to leare this atiiii!iabittfl ^pi^^ 
 and l&id to the ihip , without ercfting.any thing tliidrepri, ' 
 which^we rccotered, bucour coats were wet thtough Qrtt, 
 
 andyet the fhip w^s c«ne to us witfein 5 fachotnes upon't^e 
 llainejWeftoililor^ with land in fight, where there ^ppea-j 
 ted to btiCM^iJ^ land trenting more S«from oilr bQwe(we j ; 
 ft6odbflr«ndb(i,illiiight&oni7toiofathonie8. |l 
 
 Ipidctavva!Jr|ilongthelaiid,a»neereascanbe thought to ^^5 
 licSoLby B.t(ie morning was Bureyyet the^unne was valcd » ' 
 tUs^ybif aftertioone we fee 3 Beares in tHd Sea f m^es f^,m 
 landjtlitffrltild themiilthe^iflnace ; tbisda^ we^tryed the 
 nrde^ times.aiid it fet jdwayes frorti theBtWards^we ire now 
 &fi^ firdm khfrHmttmrnMe^ as I thinke it hot worthy the 
 looking aftef,yetaccount niuft be taken;this. night tbp Sunne 
 fet dc^^ 99t<3M be^and it ii^as^me wind^ Tha^e fhcni alf 
 theUndfeiittefrott'7*«t«^i^^«iiy'^ «r Ii<Iid mtktt 0101(0 
 tHcre^t^^miiHottetiiny higktea^hor find'ttre decljfidijiriiK ' 
 terJ would sMIy fee thatcomfort,fuid thcnl would % that 
 
 dolKm^euMitt^^rr^ 
 
 llcbndttli^ow the wMd-saJ^ S4;mwftlbp tta 
 ebbti^lhd t»)fy theflo6dft»%hcf diftaikilKytie too (#o^s»»i(i 
 tdffipMi«ofe-^'iii^ 
 
 PM&crt b«nigendcd,I «a«ed to heave up anchoMJattwck.t 
 wi^famd^ainithi»i% m mtide good ^ to theBiS,^. 
 andittOiieRiphngilKid4oftthoft^^ fiBfcin fehtupori 
 tfaetiM^6e$;bttt thii greit comfortWluiipt ft fiirlof^^ 
 tbeww€f^(h«M4oitsot^oldtAtea©attcpt«^ " 
 
 I hadup my anchor dlocke 5> snd ftoofd ^ongto 
 foaaetimeg B.S>E.fainctt«ct j^g^y the land Ity, or mctj^iiee; 
 
 
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 who had efptodtiicianic before J cimetocbfiv 9 To J^ilopd 
 into tlie (hore,which tayv^.aioi^f the 4|ip ^nat aloiigin fixe 
 f4tbpinet,and I had 4 har^ wlthm thef idfipft r ■ .. . 
 
 This day a N.t^.VV.wfiid bwb ponvei4«WW«<3te54Wf5«of 
 \^i>dic GeeCelJy 4$, they brcedi^re tpwiiiaj|.i|^.t*i»^kM« 
 wild&neiTes there are infinitf iiiiint>ers,aiid wq^-tily?: KSV^ 
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 thenlgi^cus, s|r\d^?llawfiy S..aad there aKo. rtwMrl^a^i|»- 
 Icoald.oot percciYc.thatjit did flaw above ftv^? fw^ater 
 yeft^ijjiy^aia^e ft^ 
 
 
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 fi^^PM«,di^^^ iliWiif^ai^l^ 
 top.fiilesblfe»^high,thtlandlQwiM$^t;(e^^^^^ 
 wapt^ke with i^foivibt<^ wind atBift. 1 -' #^ 
 
 . ^ ^^^,^ a lf night/qr i<B Qi| J<iig i gtpQt!uag.by pb^ipgig^ 
 

 121 
 
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 ftfllidiiwitt eomidsdMi (buint ; ^vfakh wasin fighc> but ftan- l^f y<"*^<^>' 
 4^ w ajgainei kee cdald<noc fttch vs> for it was ebbe > the 
 ftc^linc:ahd wfnii iettinfffaim to <ke>-ward> wliereqpon hee 
 Oood into Sea* and out priig^ti vvfaicb grieeiied mee niuchi fea- 
 liog I (kould noc ieekim again , nor know what diicpiierie he 
 bta inade>biit hetackt about inward againe^and thfi wind Efte- 
 |inj^ ac nighti httieich't fne> and icnt his Shallop on board > in- 
 uiting nteto dinner the next day # with my >lafter > and his 
 
 Tbevecame oh board of oice^ his Lieutenant, his Coxen,and 
 tiiree mbre ; I gaue otderto ray Of^cers to^ake downc the 4. 
 i;ewerSil]etweenetheI)edcs>aratocntetmnethe^ atfieuerall 
 nefleSi^toetjLqniie of them with what land » they ftltfirfti 
 after their comming^fiom our owne Cbafts , what Unds they 
 badbcene at s or in what harbours, when they entered Prttumy 
 Hp^(f » how long they had beene amongft the Ice > aind at ie- 
 a<9^alitime$> what Iflands they had ioen^, oi^ Cajpcs fbmnerly 
 ^ilctijoered i what Was therrmo^North^rl^fl: latitude, they 
 bad'heehe ini and whardaiy t^y fee firft diis fide or bottome, 1 
 and iaj what htituide they tanus ouer this bay iii : I enquired al- 
 io the iikeof his Lieutenanr, whoon I entertained in my Cabin, 
 ^ that before they went away »* I lieard diat they firft met with 
 ke> at Cape F4nr^/^ai»a that tbcy entered Pretim Hudfon, the 
 30. djty or Imui th^had beene diftceft in barbour » and had 
 like to haiie loft th^ ihippe, the ftre finoake my men ice on 
 land the a ^.dayj6t/iK»e was dheirsjthey had leene the IlesiV«f- 
 ^mthimiindiSmfbmj y ^xA'Moti)^ on %\t Robert Manf- 
 f&. pe >|)^gb^(Mtbeaieimpe^^ grfta- 
 
 l^fl^latit^i^ljdstthwas 64, deg. and diac in this bay ofSir 
 ThmMwmmsy they^ had beene troubled with Ice > talking I 
 " [s though they tooke cleaiuteto ninneagainft it, nay, 
 tneyiaia they bad runnc intoaie3iQ>i as far as tfie m^'ne maft> 
 
 Itilic/tbe^bame^ouerih f ipk de^^diist^ 
 iicAtiidyihaxic^Ss^ tbeftf gtotinlding inthis 
 
 Bajs^ibeharfne of their owti^thMivyn^at jCiyf^ whattlife^ 
 Idofiied^iiaue, I had,aad tbact^had m^ 
 tajftttoidaye^befog^amlkiirdt^^ '*-" ^■ ^^'^ ' ^ 
 
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 P^.| thcmfelocf ailiomft them , ind thif I did for th« I did not 
 
 IP know how vveeimeht be fepartted,b«fore I talked vyirfi Gap. 
 
 /4»»*f/huri(afe.aridlgaue.drdcrt6acquaiatthem>with what 
 
 alio chcf demanded 5" vj^ telling them that I hai'beene in 
 
 Port Helf»n , and diat I had feene t and came along thii c^aft, 
 
 • ncuer without fight of land , from the latitude of ^4 dcg. 2. 
 
 quar. and that ia Port Nelf9» , I had bcdic on the S. fiqc » and 
 
 on the land alio, befoic they came \ and hadnaincd it new 
 
 Torkelhterci but being a barren waftc Wildemcffc of Birds,and 
 
 wild bcafts ofprey ( and chidcly for that it is outof die roadc 
 
 of trading , and the paffage) where nonehercafter will dcfirc 
 
 CO come : I conceiue that I can hane no great honour chetebjri 
 
 (although I baik0uenicanainB}andtheicfoi«'4po leaue it 
 
 to tho!ethat are difoofed tointklethemfelues ttierein. 
 
 Laft night Imade loofe and ftood along in fmall iailet vn- 
 tiUthisday io,mooflii^myiliip with the fbtc-fiiile; I tlieo 
 ftood ibc Captaifie /^mr/^ who waf a great way or jjbeme ; at 
 his cemming vp, |iee ient his ihallop on board^tD^; who at 
 much perfwafiortdf my Mafter ( afdioagh much:ag^ft my 
 will) I tooke them in » they rowing tnee on board (to bee 
 bater confirmed ) I did b^in to reiterate the laft Euc- 
 ' Dings diicoui^ J they had aboard of mee > to the end 
 I mig^tviiderlUhd thedifieteweof ieuen^^ 
 ■^ man wUl fe^Mt the bcft of his owne A6Hcns ) but the canclu- 
 fiofiwas,that they came^uer, and fellin land with this bay iii 
 59 deg. I was well emertaiiied and feafted by Cap^ne Imhus, 
 withvar!etleof^chcheeteashis.Sea promhons could aford, 
 wich/bmeF^idgei>weeduiedbetwixcdecks> forthe great 
 c^in was nocbigg enouili to itoeitte our (eloes andfbllower^ 
 during which time the ihip butt in iCowfts , and naaine bon- 
 rct/threw in fo much waters as wee could not haiie yiranced 
 ^^levihwhad hadroaftMiittoji. :lr>f^^^ rv i - : v. 
 1; Wter^eaclb^topo^crwh^^ were bcacrfew 
 . companyi^beeimMind^aB^ where they auj^lie 
 
 ' kept ii:0m iputtifadion > by thepieiciiig ayre, or in opei^^ 
 beWt fweetc by btingtKutdmyjpicBA; toyuer they \^ 
 
 t 
 
 ^be^t|ed;t]ie/b^ta]di^ha:1i(im 
 ^ w nio)^ w^ jm ioooer ON^ ^'Axt > bnc iMD^ncbeiikiB 
 (hj;|]4iek^i||^lfi cagaincLt ThMSchtfcman conld.difc^^--^ 
 ' ^Axmtss Q£&Bafioiil|caknMfii8> airithcUke^iuid "^ 
 
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 ed^fnenvMiy Inl^uaflentf > ibthaci ^id perceioehimco beea 
 pi;aaidonerintt)f.Mathe|^(ic)^, biicvvkill found tbachee 
 waf no S^-man, I did bBtiie cho& very mxUi who had coun- 
 celled liim to make choyceofthac flupp£ > for a voyage of/udh 
 iroportance » fbt to inqure two winters in , as hec muft hane 
 donC) if hec had any fach inteiit , bcfbte hec could come about 
 by Btfm Sftraftcf\Mmt : our diiconric had bcene to (mall pur- 
 pofe) ifweehad not pried iotp jthe enour$ of our piedeceflors* 
 ( and being demamted } I did not thinke much for big keeping 
 cut his flagg; for my ambition was more Aecherialh and my 
 thoughts not fo ayetic $ fo tp^x my light towards the skie>bnt 
 when I either c^l 'd to Qpd » or n^ Celeftiall obferuation ; 
 tothis was repl^dei that bee was jgoiing to the Em^erour of 
 Zm, with letterf from his Maieftie , ami that if it were aihip 
 oniis Maleftles of 40 Peeces of Ordnance, hee could not ftdke 
 bif flag ( keep e h vj^then quoth I ) but you are out of die way 
 lo/<f 0«3 fordiifitnot lt;h^ wouldbaueperiwaded mee to J 
 takchiibour to win«;):.in > telling mee that Sir Th^matBmtw * 
 tookc harbour 1^14 of this iiiftant; Quoth I > bee is no ' 
 , piidcedentfor meC) I nuft paratell my pouerty with pooce Hni- 
 /&«/, whotookcno harboyr before the firft of J^mnAery and 
 that then I durft not take harbour vntillthe mid{t of the (3ime» 
 bolides I vyis not come to do lb mochas aiiQther manjbut inoie 
 thepanyias I had akeady done* andi i \ did fotbeare him in 
 tfais> or any other thing > it was becaufe I'was o>n board of him> 
 and had- made fome former obfcnutioa , of which I acquainted 
 my Mafter with > that thereby wee mi^t the better brooke^ 
 what might bee offored 9 asboiOineotour&IiieS) orthelike> 
 fork waienongh for vs^that wee had fbgrdit odds in the di^ 
 couery* bee Aid I was to winter; I told hiM hee had the copp^ 
 of my Commt(sion>as aUb ofall my lecteps , that I was Ummi- 
 ttd)but:fo as haning foudit all this bay,from 64*1 quar. to^^o 
 iau.Ejj^j(Eirem Pore iv^ijftfjv^ both my Mfe &^n^ 
 fit^l>eheld all the land along, and that I mud iee theK>W« 
 fyiXRNoitm^Am , ^ibtjich Ii^ancl I were inChui^d > and I 
 v«^d performe ; ate i had^ioynid HudftntVi. bay t with 
 t hj gliyif i novy thwattofjnec j;towhi4> w onii.i B^^ be- 
 
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 (ore him prefciied meehishahd* to bee Vdlling to tbe%ne: 
 
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 and thi« 1 7 houi«s , was die vf«Tft fpcnt of any ame of my dif- 
 couery. My men coW m6 hif men giuc thflitt fomc Tobacco, t 
 
 thing good for nothing. ; ^ ':' . 1 . , n j 
 
 Whilcft vvec werconbMtd of <!t^taune /4»»tfi . wee ftood 
 
 off into the Sea; theMtrymtwocotirfes and one bonnet, and 
 
 the Chides but in mainc courle; and Bpnhtt , yet went faftcc 
 
 thcndicMary : ' * ' . \. ' .' 
 
 I came on board with the Maty early this morning , wee 
 made faft our pinnes, and fet faik ; I caUtd to ukc my l(»uc. 
 as I came by him (for I cortld ouer-halc him , ts the winding ^ 
 of a Ocw J W his men toH iifc,that;hc was m bs abbm,I gauc 
 him 1 6 Mufquets, one Fa]ic«iet,and prtfchtly I haled in, to the 
 land, for wee were 8 leagoes off by to»u«t , and in ?^ »*^ 
 dccpc, it was morning, tf. when Wee parted, atio. Ihadthe 
 land fairebyil fto^d S, W.in,fbc that I knew I could fee fo 6rri 
 to the W* ward, as 1 was when wee both ftood off, I bore as 
 muchlaUe (vntiUIhadthelandbould) ai the Ship •ndmafti 
 wasabfcstoftandvnddr, andallihe amel hadthe Mana m 
 fight, I did obfcnie that fkec went^way,S.or S. S.|r I mage 
 my I o. leagues diat day , and ankored at aocke 8. mS* ft- 
 th6ms, Th wast of a lUuer , low land , and wooded , It waiftirc 
 
 weather, and eafie wind all lug^it. ' ^t , j j-j 
 
 This day momingi ftood E. Sourfi-watd , as die land did 
 
 bcarc,itbcingfomtimeshigbw,iomtiffles lower * one Imoale 
 
 bearings. W. was higherdienalhh^ reft , herefecniiethtpbee 
 riuersapdbayci; our deepens day hadi bee^ bctweene 7. 
 and 1 1, farfiomci ; I anVoccd at ni^t 8* iri 7. ftthomes , ba- 
 iling come fiom flioare two houtes in fliQale-watec ,^ftonic 
 ground, the wind continuii^N, W. doth drioeagreat Sca,be- 
 fore it intothisbay ; the Meridim latitude , was 55 deg. if 
 mip.IdidaccdbntpsMeagnesfrom PortiVif/r^, and iTthis 
 ftroneground doe not deceiue «ee , it flowed n- footc j the 
 flood ^nebut4.hourcs; hcieagood way tbtteEjfcein^ 
 ' tobeetheopeningoffomegKatriuer, op the land ddth wind 
 ' S.wards;hetcisinf^t,two!<j|gbsof great ftwics, that lie 
 almoftas6neoff,as wcetide iwoat ^. miles 6t the mayne. 
 
 bearing S-E^i&i^c was6ii*w«^ c^Moone- 
 ftood into 3i»oiiw/«f«teih9««>ft^^ 
 
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 Noftluwefi^cait. 
 
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 heere: v^as thicke Riuer-wacerJ, and fmall drift wood , fnch as t- ^ 
 fually driue our of Riuers , without whole mouthes lie alwiiyes 
 (helueS) barrel} or rid^s ; I did'now ao^oant I was about i o^. 
 leagues E, S, E. on this fide ^ort Nelfon^ 
 
 Thtsday beinp thvVart tlie land > I fkwe yefterd^y when I 
 fuppolcditrtheW.pointof'fQme River, or elfe the winding 
 ot the land to5. wards,' and c«nld (ec n^ land to the E. of the 
 toe. I made motion at dinner, for the N.Wv ( to the Mafter 
 and his mate )dedatingt[^t now allthia vndiKOveced land, 
 .betwixt HMndfms ^^Thomm Btutons, was now perfectly 
 fihifhed by vs; for that the land nowirenting from this Cap, S. 
 ward,muna(rurcdIybcetheGheekc6f lArMndfin his Weft- 
 bay, as may appeare by thole Maps>br6ught whome by ^^^'^ 
 after he was expoled> and now the further feaich of a paffage, 
 thii waywas hopelefle, and their needed no moreiearch. In 
 aU the fide of this Bay. From 64. deg. 30 m. cireularly to 55 . 
 deg. I o m. and itetkig that we coald not attem^ the N. W. 
 from Nottnghkms He ( as I wasiRftra6kd)f(»r the heavie quan- 
 citys of lee^whichhadchoaloedallthe 3^ channels; at our[entc- 
 ringin the midle of IiUy, now I did hope were difblved, or els 
 never^and it was beft to maloi tryall thereof, whilefl this good 
 wind lafted, and withall chargedyt^syir mith their promiie 
 flBide ) at my parting ^mNotinghdm , which was to haue 
 toie a tryall beforetheir going hoine> at what danger C(3C\1U» 
 (though thentbere was no attempting) if no pafTage proves 
 dfe-wcere, and to this fame purpolc, did wifh mee^pvyrite 
 what I wonld,and they would let their hands tbeivntOiWhich- 
 ibcfbme concealed reafbnldidmanifeft> Ihewin^^^them/alfb 
 that we had Joiw time to fpend, for Hutfudfon dia^iM har- 
 bour vntill the firfl of NovemheTitxA for SlXhomasBumn hise 
 ivasconi^rained; and that I was not to oblerue any precedent 
 (^f that nacure>fi3r I wa&xsoE c^heto (ee what my predeceffors 
 had doiie, bat t^doe more; eltffir ftndd tht Pdffafii or bring 
 home a good account, which I could not doo> if I did not 
 
 el myCoflnmifiionith what bafl IcouId,and for harbouring 
 ^as none vmill the nudeftJ^.iytfv^Mf^tff 
 
 215 
 
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 Now bow I fhall ff^nd ^U ttii!vtinie>,and bte able to giue 
 t1iataGGi)dm'^hisMajeftIed(^e]i;d I do pot 
 
 goe te1ifie<N W.Fior i!)i?(idt!ji it lamii^tf ]n(lni6tedtolearcb» 
 
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 Da I but that the lind doth ftrctch to the E. as BAgnt reports m 6 s* 
 ^f dieg- ly m. then they account will be (itisfied, and vvc may re- 
 ' toumcinlhorttiiiicforthif isnotaboucfixc dayes workcit' 
 God plcafc this S. windc (hall ftanJ, and vvc may come downc 
 betwixt Sr. D/uilies Dig^s fie,tnd Ciyc^yoiflcnhc/memoibc 
 houomcofUcMMdpfnjE.Bajnind there winter. Which if 
 we doe, we muft ftay vntill ^nr/, as experience had (hcwne 
 Vf. ( Which was neere a whole 1 1 • mondM)and therefore now 
 would be liic bcft ; but to write truth, tlic Mr. woald due no ' 
 conienc , but tokcepealliafebyrceking for haib«yr, but his 
 mares anfwere was. 
 
 Captaine, if therebce any tiling more to be done? let vs fall 
 toit>whileft the wind i»4ood,fo grace being 6id,I came foroth 
 and wecring out thoc maine (heate > commaundcd him at 
 belme to goe away N, E. by E. wficn comming more open 
 H/tdfiwBsLy, the winde at S. blowing, but to borfi top-failcs 
 on uunt, there came ibhigha Sea ftom S«Euis if it had come 
 fipmlaiid lOo. leagues diftance, it came lb naturally hoam-* 
 niogilhd therefore Idoa belieut, that the B. iide of thoft 
 Bayc8>lyech farther E.wardsFowards the River of Carnddfi 
 and the Longitude thereof if more, Eailcrly then is placed in 
 the Marine Maps« (landing hence ^$ before we fell into lo^md 
 30. faihomcs, making way T- or 8. l^gucs the vvotch ; this day 
 wasiaire weather, in the nitht was much lightning. • / • 
 
 i named the Cape I 'laft {parted from, H^»ifienholmes vhi" 
 mum tM/^,forthat I dobelceue Sr i/0i&» miftehhoime will not 
 lay out any more moniesin fearcfa of this Bay. And yetthut 
 much> if he had beene wanting bcerein; I am of opinion, that 
 the mofl of thoiediicQiveries, had never becne attempted ^for 
 my owne part I can %» ^r ib I find, t^t he hath been, for 8* 
 t^oya^es the prindpall adventurer in mc\iit( and Treafuror j 
 fapplyiiMj the flacte adventure, when thc.ftoctte came llowly 
 in, and Idare affiripe#ceiiceming this Voyage of mine ; that 
 he was at leaft 4oo.l.out atniy liomc€Oflaming)tlthou|^ Idid 
 retourne in (^.complcatemoiiethei : iavirig ii*inonthes vttuali 
 and pa y, andhegjes>I am conpdenraihatNtt cannot b cc kffc 
 
 V'^C'^ 
 
 put then i,ifip,tabout,tbisdifcovcry. „ -^^- 
 
 Yet 1 4iftf»^^$i^cd ijwt vpongoodgrcfiBJ^bHf^iAkh 1 
 dc^Jti^wekiafeQbeewry able cp jiK[ge|jrbat ^flabjei^jii 
 
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 to the furtiimnoe of thii , or^nv other dcfi^ ^ (bch worth* ^ 
 which hee thinkesmay reilov^ to hii Mtjtftics honour^ and 
 his countries ^ood* 
 
 ThismorningesW.winde brought inaSei To hich» «nd 
 ||rinoic> as though it had in fury overchrowneaUland's^ and 
 moalef >enterpoune the partige betwixt vs and Ar/>#/i ; it fwcl- 
 Icd (b Mountanous high from the N. W. as who of fea-mcn 
 had (cenethe (amej would haue (aid > that there could bee noe 
 
 ^]and6:otn whence the fame fame not of 6. or 700. Icaeuefj 
 and my felfealib if experience had not (hewne me the cmitra- 
 ry. Iwisin]atitude,57.dee.28.m.and from my l^cine from 
 Vltimtim y^le 48 leagues tnc winde came from N. IjJ. W . and 
 
 ' ftript mee into a lealie of cources , or 3 . loweft ^ile^> alflraft as 
 much wind as at any time (^ce I came firom home i and moDS 
 behalfethen I founa> fince I entered Fretum Hudfom, or ;oq. 
 leagues beyond, towards night Hayed to the Weft inmaine 
 courie, for ^eare I might hazard my ic 1 e in the night> amongft 
 hole Hands which M« Hndfm (for goqd reafon } calls by the 
 uame of LMnsafttri Ites\ all tins night I had deepe 47.44.40. 54. 
 50 fathomcf, ^ - 
 
 f his day mom ing I tackt to N.wards,at nbone f was in 52., 
 fethOmes : lati. 57. de. j j.m. both top-faylcs caft oveiythc low- 
 layles , or coaries now gocth on Bonmtsy I made way in Try 6. 
 lca.S.W.& ia.2.m.N.E. rhi^ night came the wind S.E.a pretty 
 gale, it was ovcr-caft with darknes, wee came by a fmall Hand 
 it clockconct^ highcfl. I haiacfecnc fincc I caiiic from Br0ok$ 
 CMdm the deepe 70. fathome : I named the lltSleepe* 
 
 . Imadewayfrom Ia() noone>t6thi$ 30.leagucsN.and this 
 iHorimig was ibme flights 
 
 I was conlh-ained to breaVe v|»the Plnnas Tnow growm 
 ieake ) although I did foaii^doubt tM^want of -ner> wh^t ever 
 nughtbefaliine:b^t (hebeing adraggeat fternejaaditwastoo 
 ^a$(Land wet» to){eepe meninher,t6 haue kept her at (ayle> 
 aindjilinachhindefatioetoihaketheflii^ tne wiiide> vq- 
 dll Ihee were made dry ; be Ades my men were pittiluUy wet*. 
 I cBtue oor the tonghtsand aaylcs ^ at^ favcd as much as I 
 
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 fe: 
 
 Gouldi and iiint the reft t6 hazard, though a^ainft my wiihfor 
 {idldtbiiitelf iheebad ftbodo tyg^itiO^^^^ 
 dlM^imehelpeiirdieN. W/whS^ no^ t am ^oing » and 
 if itpRHKVj^rjOct^entaE.waislsj.dim God wiUing I will 
 
 hazard 
 
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 6 
 
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 i.a.^x,U.iJ. m. 
 
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 hazard to winter in Port NiifiM, to the intent I mtf the next 
 yearc fearch vt vZrr4, where the MiCige I h»pc doth Wc For if 
 It bcc noi in that vndifcotered, betwixt Sr.Thoma^ Bmtow an- 
 koringlaftvpontheW.ridc, and C4»y Smmm-Mefi ^ nor at 
 this hoped N. W. thcnit is not to be looked for , to the W. of 
 GrojuUndiind though as yet 1 hauc not trycd the N.W.yet by 
 what r heard itow Ma and Baffin in their life timc(which was 
 that if (here had bin hopos,thcy would ha^ perfiftcd. BUc quoth 
 54jP«,th«e I wiJIncucr goeto feekcic; my W* hauc fan:c 
 grcatcrconfidcncc,that it fhould lye nccrct Sx»T^Jom44 Rowes 
 ffV/rt»fw,being moved by the high flowing of the Tydc. and 
 the fVhaltsy ftJr all the tydcs that flowcth, that Bay , commcth 
 (occrc)fr6nfi thence* :r «^, , - ' ' ,, 
 
 The Maftci is not in lieafm, th« liwtcwainc hath not been 
 vponthcvjcrdeckcthcfea.or^. daycs, aUxIs are in Iicaltb, 
 thankesbe vnto God:this morning the hoary fi:oft hung in our 
 Koapes. 
 
 This floolc after-noonci the windc veered N- N. E. it blciv 
 atmoft but to courfe and bonnet rpurftiip begins to make 
 water, when fliec comes to bee wrunge with lowc fiy !cs. Wee 
 were much troubled with ftockadge of Coalcs,befo:« vvc came - 
 into the patiage, and boereagaine yyhich Coalcs wee brought 
 for ficring.ifnecd ftimild ftahd, the wihdes are variable hccrc : 
 diis riight was calme, thif cafie gale S. E. brought vs fincc laft"^ 
 day r ^ leagues N,W. i. parts N. 
 
 Wee made way from laft day 12. to thif 1 2. 54 .leagues by 
 the loggc-boird,and at noonc Iwas in 61, ij m. the decpc 
 waspcftthomesj all this day with E.S.E. windc Iftoodc 
 N. E % N. do c hailed, i g. leagues : this night I iee tjie land, 
 by my uccount a bout Cjtrst Swtmi^Nefty friwn whence I de- 
 parted the %i . of Inlyi the mornins was flcete, the day after 
 wa s fairc, ami froft. Now the Matter an<J three men more ara 
 dovvne^ God betta- it ; I thinkeiflhad potcome ibbrdali^iii '\ 
 the Deckcas Jdid,wehad lunoea Qioarevpoatllis l«wl<Mi 
 I cauied p rclently to ucke about, and we ft(>ode off a gaine in- 
 to 70. fathoine§ « wee had E^ 14. ;preintly ate .wee wait 
 tackt. "-.•■■■■■,-*■: ■;;■'. ■■■=-,; - ' i^^->,^;'^-'\'v^.\ 'xk^iv- 
 m. Wee were jn H> deg. ij .m. the lind tn« Nikch($^1 nbjrlcf 
 off, I found it to be Cape Pem^mkB ^ oc ^.toasoQ^difibfli^Ni 
 E.from Carit Sw4/iS'N<fi wid) dus S. Er wiDoe I was £dne;to 
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Norih-ttefi f oxc 
 
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 plyett op for Std4)9rftponitf hoping as before for dungco^ ^"^ 
 Winds, umillilTcn <vcc muflbite iip6n tlic Bownnc* this ; 
 land if ftooic , and a good bold fhoarc. I ftocd. oft' into ^o. 
 and inagainc into t %» fuchomcs, 4nd fomecimes leiTct as I had I 
 fight » tncrc gorth but fmill Tydci , for here arc neither Hip 1 
 lings nor over-falls, this moming*? ^mpiitudi' was 21 . dec. tnc 
 Laad doth make Bay^s » and Capes, lying one from another a- 
 b<Ji»t N. E. jt is ftilifiirc weather', and wee have carried boih 
 Top-faylcs out finoc the 4. both day and night. 
 
 By this we luvc plydc up another Caj c,thc decpc of whofc 
 B/Gi, betwixt the (amc : and Cape Pembroke , makcth tlic E. 
 fide thereof lye nearc S.and by E.I was in y.fathom.in the B^tj, 
 after this CIcirc Siinne-rifiiig, fell a fliort fbggc 1 the blowbg 
 away thereof, blew In both our Top-Gyles ; when I doubled 
 thisCapCjthc Land Orctcht to the N. in dutifiill remembrance 
 I named it C^pe Unfty ; at fome bo()rds wee gate but little , as 
 I could perceive by the Land , and yet I cannot di(ccrne any 1 
 Tydc to come againft us ; tlie Land lyeth now N. E.laft/nigk ! 
 if>trcmany /*«(;-//rfw/>'jr,wehad in both Top-(aylcs,and flood 
 oCand on.betweenc acand 8o.fathodftcs,ihc Sea came high, 
 and we purchaft nothing. 
 
 This&irc mornings cleatt ayrebtew hard , I cannot con- 
 je6liire©ftheTydcs , for if as Sic Thomss Bmtan doth write, 
 tiiat the Floud doth come ftorfiN. W. atlllc Nottingham , I 
 am fure theic is another comes from S. E. at the fame Hie, 
 Thofe two meeting (bould both, fet intothie Bay of HndfoK^ 
 and -0«fr»»,and eipccially upon this W.fide»pasfing from Sen- 
 fjorfe Poynti by thole Capes to Cm Swannes-Nefl , (Koufd 
 ftrongly be ferqcd hei«,bcing back by thofe Winds.bnt I find 
 fiofuchthing,for notwithftanding the Scacomming Compter 
 fi"om Hndfons Straights, and about MansfUs lie^ /^fromthe E. 
 Mayne) yet I gain a,y6i and in low fayles, when much Windc 
 compcUsin my Top-laylcs, which doth flicw,thatofthe two, 
 the Tyde doth iet with mcthetecold mi(ls,thic1<8, and drops^ 
 doch make many men dtoope , and tho& who formerly com- 
 plaincd,arc not willing to cdmcabove-dfeekc. 
 
 T his mornings frcihkeele»thakt both m y Bonnets off, and 
 
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 fiript Us into ot^-lowe(l(!iyles,for all this in f^. houres by the 
 Xaml,we hidjg;ained about 6 Jeaguis, by which it may bcdli- 
 femed what Tyde goethfaete, 
 
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 1 ftood off 1 p. Icagncf S- no ground at 80. 1 made way lo- 
 Ieagucs,|n againc. N. N. E. every night here are P^j^^w^a 
 aS red fire Haflics in the Ayrc , moft fcarcfull to behold j I 
 have plycd 8. watches^in but ^Collrfes,by rcafon of much' yvmcl 
 bctwccneS.E.and by.E. I bad fight of a head-land , with a^. 
 knowell thereon, defccndirg to the Sea, the Dccpe 50. I 
 take it to bee the fame '^iiXhom^s BHttons Boaie vvas at, where 
 the fmall Iflind lyedi there off, all this day I was m three cour- 
 fes, the Shipbcatcfoic in this Counter Sea , andno guoundac 
 
 So.fathomes. ■. • * n 
 
 ' Thisni^tvvasallRaincasthedayberoreinpartwasfleet, 
 
 at clocke ? the Rainebecamc Viaor , which before was food 
 to the Wind, that in his Calming came S. and then I <»re<?ed 
 theCourIcN.N.W. tliinking to lwv<j fight ofmy laft head- 
 land, and frOm thence to have gone along to 5r4-/j<»'/pPww, 
 in fight of land as I might have done if the S. W. wmd had 
 conuiiued, this clcare Sunnc (kming Meridian , I was m 62. 
 dee. but the Horix^ was not cleare, this fight of the warm* 
 Sunnedidmarv«lloufly cheareupourmen, yetthcwcathaii 
 
 nowvcryCold. , , . > « , 
 
 From Noone I ftood away N. E. by E. with flownoSheat, 
 the Wind veered againe to S. E. o^^cn of the B^y betwixt Pont 
 /'rrir^i/?*', forfolcalltjiclatt Head-land, having the A-Vww^ 
 thereon,! had from 70. to 100. 1-0, 80. and to o.tathomes, 
 thi s equally arbitrated, day and night vvith wet h.izle. 1 jiood 
 in twoTop-faylesjOver my Courfes N* E. by E. i4.1eagues. 
 
 This day ^morning , 1 met with Land, I tooke to be S. W , 
 fide of Seorhorfe Pom^tn^ this lao.fathomcs wa*? o^ en upon 
 thei?<ty,betwixt point P^r^^r/Wj and this Land,where for any. 
 thing yet knownc ; there may be a through-let , this land is of 
 an indifferent height , defcending Hy degrees to, the Sci , this 
 night wasihivke wetfogge , he. p w .s yce , ut into diis 5^;,as 
 might be fuf^eacd by the S.E. Winis , which had blowne 
 fo long before until! now , I ftood ncare to fee, 'f any thine of 
 note were upon the Land, but comming neare Ycc,wc Tacked 
 toSeaagaine. ., ■■ • .;^-,. .,1 -, :-^ ■;■"■■ . :\:-h,.\ ^ ,.. .;-';,-' /■■•^;:- • 
 
 This mornir%was fleightfogge ar d rainCxbut after prayers 
 theSunnefhoi.e» and thawed o^ men > a n: ! m a de them more 
 
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 limber,! was in 65. deg.4i .the Hmx,m was thickcbut I think 
 was notfan:camiflc^t ; jpaft li. it fell cahncthc weather bc- 
 
 gannc 
 
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Nonh-mefi Foxe. 
 
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 gannctochicfcc; I Anchored ia 55. 6thomc$, the Tydc came 
 fromcheW. . 
 
 Forfo lay die Land, and I have boulted it upon a Bowlin, 
 with more or Icffe Wind, ever fincc the 6.day, I rid at Anchor 
 this night^ind atjpaft 1 j .the cbbe Tyde did not leave his courfe 
 butoncly fhcke from 7.to that hourc, the Wind at N. Wcw of 
 the Land . and the Ship came not to Wiiid-road, I had duly 
 marked the Lead-line , and tryeddi\«rs times how the Tyde 
 did flowjand at flacke water,! found it to have flowed 2 o.foot, 
 and this was 24Thoures before tlie Conjun<5iion , and as I doe 
 lemcmber Mr. Baff» laith, that on the other fide of this Poynt, 
 it doth flow a S; and bv E. Moone, this night I did fit up on 
 purpofe to be 6tisfiednerein. 
 
 Henceforth I doe write true conrfe, variation,and wreke ai- 
 lowed,tlie Compaflc harfi neare 26.dcg.hcare, this night doeke 
 ^onc,l was under Sayle and Runiie4.LeaguesE. N. E. when I 
 met with yce(bittfmallaschafle) and at thp dawning of day, 
 Idid by this yce^aifure myfelfe, that I was the length ofi^M-* 
 harfePotntxo the E. For that this North wind had blown? the 
 mafli'tycefrom above theNortlv^de of the Poynt, andfoit 
 proved ,this yce was both fmall (and fmall of it) and thinne> we 
 Runne through it without ftay/)r abatement of Sayle. 
 
 1 flood away from hencedofe hard,E. N- E. 25 . leagues.!, 
 miles, then beingtowards night , I had fight o£ Mills Jfle\ fo 
 
 7 
 
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 „., _ _j"day and night ^ 
 
 linds had muchfnow on them , our Sailes with wet fogge and 
 froft were ftifleas Vdlome,ftandingt^is^//«^^//2f along,in 
 the n'ght came off, dihcr fmall mafh't Ice, or elfc the fliadow 
 of tiie Moone deceived nie,to trie whether I durft not butcaft 
 abouttothe Weft againe along the Ifle;thnking here in this | 
 milde Channel! to try the Tyde, thatall obftac!csbeing remo- ; 
 vcd , thediftercnce bctvvcene Baffittcy and S"r ThomM Button, j. 
 might now bercconciled* bdbre Lput to the N. W. from Not- 
 /#»^^^(inpra.iiice>asrwasinaruaed ,.allnightl ftoodto 
 and againe,and found a good flood Tyde , fet t6 N.W.th^ Mr. 
 
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 was up this night>but was not able to continue . 
 ' ThismorrunglplydeituptothcWcftcndofthcIfland, 10 
 
 and whcnthe Tydcwas.done , iputiflto a ihtcnigh-Ict I na- I 
 
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 fM&^H/tt^ffjThmgk^Uffottkf^ hotvfon the fo»-yftdc«i^ 
 duaedin the Ship ; In the entrance at this Harbour lyeth * 
 Rocke m the miiddlc , wliich if covered at J Tydt 5 wc borrovv' 
 ciclofc upoatht W.fidc, in lo fithotnefoand Anchored iu r? 
 tic found , ^out ? flight iliot over , the Tyde did flow about 
 4 fathomes. the flood doth fet throagh it to the N.it lycth NE. 
 in a S. S, E. Moonei makcth full Sea. 
 
 This Ilandaicch alopg £•' S, NmtmghamsHej licth from 
 thisS.:E.^*///^^,S.S. iE. thcNorth MayncN.' W. all 
 in figlit at.oncc, and yet it was none of the clccreft dayes, there 
 is 6. goings out and in , tO'thiifoand : j. to the N- arid but one 
 totlic South. > : ' - cti 
 
 I went on land this mornine.to haften our men to fill water, 
 in a Coue, where there is good landing for Sea Mors, of which 
 yvcc lee here good plcntie, and going on l^od, one amongft 
 the reft, with her young beii^ in our way ,ftroclcc liefr y one di- 
 uers tinoes, to make it Sue downe « which when (bee ice it 
 wduld notvihtecncQunretcdour boate , and withi her teeth 
 ftrucke at her. UhftCMt&fworth ftruckc her through the iieckc 
 with a Lance, that all the water about the boate was bloodie ; 
 the young and damme; went downe>and onceagaine mounted, 
 but after wee fee them not ; I hauc heard the Mors kiliers fay, 
 that their skinnes arefo tough , as no Lance will enter, it doth 
 yecld fo;and therefore to kill them,thcy muft bee before them, 
 to pricke them vpontKe i'lofe, that {bee by cafting vphcr hcid, 
 nrny ftrccch her skinnct ought at her breaft , wherein the lauucc 
 vvill enter with raoie faciiitie ( but this proued odier wife ) 
 
 After wee had watercdand comeaboard,thc flood bending 
 with eafiewindcN.N.W. wee could not oiier-haile, to get 
 foith theiame way wee came in ,but turned it to theN. weft- 
 ward with ^de,and came ont at the W. moft found > where in 
 the N.Clianncll I found it tocome more then 3. houres Tide, 
 ^j nifter ftill Sea on flioare, and that very ftiar| ely, the next nights 
 
 -flood I plied vp to the N. mayne. 
 18 This morning flood I plied vp , by the N. mayne, and ftopt 
 the cbbc in 60. fathomes nccre flioare , the winde N'. N . W. 
 with fometimes fliowersoffinali (how, and hard froft , fo as all 
 
 our taciding, and fliipf c bowes where the water came, were all 
 
 'jcc-fickles J but it wascafie winde , and fmoth Sea , hccc I was 
 
 5. miles to M.ofa faixeheadlaiMlii^ made by the landtrenting 
 
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 E. and N. from cIk i&me \ ! Mined it X^iie Ch^tikit Pfma^- f-S 
 r^ff with another Care to the N . the land being there N. and 
 S.4. dcji. W. which Inamcd Cape iWWri4 inamoftboundenr 
 and dutifuU lemcmbrance of my King and Qgccne . becAufe if 
 thii proucapaffagc . thcfe arc the mod rcmarkeablc , and, of 
 greatcft note, at\dmoftcmincncic, drinking their health ,with 
 the young. Princes ; I had no obferaation (incc the 1 4> but doe 
 iCcountti^gKfngs Promautorif to lie in 64. dcg. 46. min. the 
 ^<yg//gjjjBm8. leagues diftant N. from thence > there licth to 
 the N. wSS^Kings Capc^.Hlandsjpaflcabte round about, 
 (landing like an Equilatcrall triangle, which I named Triaittf\^\ 
 /yfe/jinSc remembrance of the houfco^DeefeffrdSira^ii:fi^th |8 
 arid out-moft, I Bamed IJle Cooke, thinking of my good frienu 
 and countcnanccr, Mr. fVaher Cooke , an afsiftlmt in that Cor?- 
 poration. 
 
 This tittle recreation wee had, at this Celebration , hath 
 riiuch comforted our men that were aboMe,and fomethingchec- 
 wd thofe that wetedovvnej as the Mafter , the Boate-fwaine & 
 hisWtcthe Guqner, CarFcntcr , Expofer Rujfett ,y^tt\«ij 
 feeiJrto bcc the vvorfc , fincethis ccrtaine triallofthetide 
 to com^ from S» E. with his conftant flowing and ebbing , doth, 
 make them conceiue , that this hard labour is in vaine : Tec 
 they fay nothingto mcc^butthat theN. W.tide was mlttaken; 
 forthcMaflcrsof the TrtmtyHonfe were very careful! ihat'^ 
 fliould bee well man d,fo that I. had not aboue 5. but were, 
 capable of an accompt, and therefore the eafier to bee goiier- 
 ned,and rhorehclpefoll to the defigne , thus wee ended the 
 cweningitifcafting,andrcpo^dvntillclocke 12. m the night, 
 and then wee weighed ankor againc, Mr. Hmtnexa^ my felfe, 
 hoping by this faire mcanes to jndutc our fuftcrings,thcreby to 
 fee tlie hopes of the fuppdfcd paflacc this way: This ebbe wee 
 hcld4tvpvnder-raile(andankorednot.^ j 
 
 This day wee plide about \hc ^eenes Cayc, the S. fid(5,.i9 
 thereof is all R6cks,fmall Iflands, fhelucs^and ©uer-falls,fi:om 
 45.fachoms into 20. the land to the N. of the ^eenes Cape 
 doth lie N. E. this Gape doth lie in abouc 65. dcg. 1 3. mm. of 
 latitudc^lt hath becne Hiowers Of fnow all day ; 1 ankored at 
 
 Stiftem^er* 
 
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 fhe^aeh 
 
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 Ck)ckc5.in3o.ftthomcs,blewoizc, die cbbc was come w 
 
 arid thcrfbr6wcccanfietoaiharpcbkrer,bfefo^^^ 
 
 this THeiUQftwtt MM\*lL asihe land wended; 3^ \ ««»*^«*^ 
 
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 T|icliight Tide I pUclcvpRE.<?. leagues^ and ftoptini?, 
 faiborms, clammy OaM, 4. Icagups frdin land , at firft com^ 
 mtngofthc flood tidcjt came Wi and in ^.glafeiifetround 
 aboutjbythcS.toiiieN.ftillrunningwitlioutfnY flop; hcerc 
 doth appcaie to bee Iftands , and through icts » im doth alter 
 th^ Tidcscourf:»when hce bcginncth not to take his Currantj 
 vntill the Vflood bee paftj and then hce rctaincth hiSk conftant 
 cpurfe;Itisnowandthcnfnowii)^. -.> , "* 
 
 I rid now in laritude about 65 .„$o.\nin. the day dmt Ortj and 
 1 fee the lan^Jie along N.E, by ^^viith 2. Iflands nccrc^tl^p ' 
 otiea league oft" the other, WaringS.E.and S^E* by^Oife 
 wca;bcr,fomcfnowic , the Jew water (btkt was* tlusxaytat 
 
 Glocke' 11^ ■ . > ^ • ' :■, yV ... ''< "^V-," ' V ^ ' 
 imade wayfrom u. that I weigliedanch<»,t6 5.i4.1e^uc5 
 N- E. by N^heh I raifed a pomt,or head-land of j^ height, 
 dccfcnding to tlic Sea, or W. wards, the Thr§Mghter,ov Bay 0^ 
 the 5wr^<^</(asldidcoift thQ.E.fide) i couldttotfeethcW^ 
 tome, not of7.or %. leagues deepc » I had 4?. fathomcs oazlc 
 
 found; from this Cafetheland doth trent to the S.ward.of 
 . thcfurthcrl tame to dieN.wards,! haue ftiU darker nigfits, 
 the Moonc is vyaincing, and It's could weather. ^ 
 Coittrning nccrc vnto this Capc»I fee many oiicr-ftlls,and «- 
 ces in the Tides fiice,bein2: dcepSj & with more brcackc then . 
 heretpfore, fo as I cauled an ankor 10 bee made ready , hauing , 
 tlien 20. fathomes,but before I came to the firft ouer-fell,I bad 
 but 7.8. lo.difeingasfitft as the lead went down : Ianchor-> 
 . cd in 8. die Cape IwreS.S^'W.a, leagues oft', at the fiiUSea' 
 flackc,! could fee betwijit vs and the Cape>*U broken grbundsji 
 and the cbbe came on fo (wiftlic , as it was bent > before wee 
 could get yp our anch6r,thinking to fall from thofe oucr-ftUs, 
 and wee were iuft at the S. ehd of thofe broken grounds , the 
 llandftretLhtaWa^'S. E. from hence jit runs about \ Tides, for , 
 the broken grounds wera.drle.wichin vs> before the Tides le-; 
 tume. . '. ■ ■ -^ ■ ,■ ;- ■ 
 
 To conclude. I doeacpbunt this Cape tolicfomcmi.w|thiri 
 they^rr/rtC^-iyf ; itftrctchcthE.wards^as before, whichjiB'^ 
 hazie weather, as in the'night is eafie to difceme in thofe p a it iS j 
 for theland lying hid infnow, dothcaufe a white ceflBxe»li^ 
 Ittll AyKaMght, as t^(High 
 foreand atter mn-icc , tbis Cajpe \ moq^ my IjqiA W^^ 
 
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 Hauing weighed ankorjtl Aoodoif N-bj E.iiidN.N.E» 
 
 . toi leagues rthinl^jng to ftind witlfcbeW. hdetihac thereby > 
 in had found the landj to ftretch to the B. and S.' waAi»a8 riiis 
 did) the flood going accordingly » would hau^^iuei^opd ia-^ 
 tisfa^ion tohis Majeflie * but 1 was not able > the reate^s you 
 {haU find after the f^uill of this jourmll, amongft the realoos 
 formyhome-<omnTiingthisyccre) and anlcotra fome^while, 
 before the ebbe had doi)€ runnlrig'tin %9 fathomes;! comman-V 
 ded the watchto trie tlic ftreamc of the Flood -tide, by the log 
 (when it wasbcpt ) Jn the fourth glaflc ^thc yvitch^, my km 
 coramingfoorthormycabbin>and looking ouer-board^ the 
 
 *, fide did not goc aboue^. knots ,tj« watch ji^fweied ? that it 
 didiytrunnefofaftasatfirft commingdn» thenit vVem?.; 
 
 ^ut was now abated V I;was no fooher Jaiddovvriein mff^jbN. 
 
 ;bin,but that I beard the Cable itihfoitb.aiM Wee haiaUtnUcb. 
 adoeto bring the (liippe to abittei^,bcfotc if wa$t)uc ^ end for 
 
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 . Now you fball vndcfftand^that the ankor I)ad Cadged a 
 
 greiit while, when tommin^ to t.ike ( a liidaine ) ^pld , J>Eoke 
 
 the tWQ LafKcrs dfour ftopi^^rsi and haiy the Cabfe-aJ)©!!! the 
 
 bitts,'titetide.t3|iinjgthefti!paWayS.:4. knots* fifice baaing 
 
 - diiuen an hbnrcjC»r more befoie : Ift the morriing the land bearc 
 
 S. by W.from vs » fo that wccthbugh wee bafd'run. thrOi^h it 
 
 thc'raft i>i|htsebbe,, when it prooued the former, as Lord Wp- 
 
 fions P§ytland for in i;hat be.irmg» ic feemed like an lflcUnd>thc 
 
 dcepencflcof tlie Bay, to the S.:E. rookeavyay the fight of any 
 
 othef land , for making a^copnc. that the ebbe fet .VV. ihndi 'g 
 
 asbe*© c, 10 leagues from the Qpfic, it fliould hiuc bcene fo, 
 
 but findingit otherwayes , as wee flood witheb^.' S. W.wee" 
 
 wercdrJiwne i ntqthe B.iy, on the S. fide of the Clfe, vyheie we 
 
 eipiedthe 'andtoflretch, as it^idthe day1)cfore, with the 
 
 ianleformewhichldtcwthen. , . / .. 
 
 I knew that for ccrtaine it was the (zrat TrntanU^ wee flood 
 
 along S. S, W. this ebbe, and got notfo much, with both ebbs 
 
 anJ wind, by 2 Jeagucias;Wee loft tMoodfflfecwixt diemr. » 
 
 Batfot the Sea-mans better ^cnderftanding (of this) I ^On- 
 
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 f This day w<^c fee rhc Sati but trfTio ufe, I drive'aiohg the 
 cdaft with an cafic breath from N.(foipe fnow fell.) 
 
 i Standing along thft coaft, bet wixt the (iftcenes Capr, arid 
 JJfVe^ens i'^r//4»rf'. I named another hcadlindCapc iftrchefler'^ 
 rwi^bringCaptaincl>'«v*«writcing of, Stcretsrie Vt^^^f^i^ 
 4ii»i; who (aith that at his death, this Voyage was left frcind- 
 lcfle> tlijough I am fure this N6blc Suc^effour revired it againc? 
 ith his beft furtherance, and my incoumgcment, I came to^ 
 Is Caj^e at <J this morning, I had along the land 2 o fathomes 
 ere are ftor6 ef Sea Mors in this Sc^ j the land dot^i lye full 
 Snow, it freci(feih,thc very Ship fide and fteepc tubbcs, the 
 ipesas L.lf#/6wJ^««^'^4and C:apc'Z)«^rfcify?fr,arcdiftanta* 
 ut ao leagiie>,thelandftrctching to theS E.totheN«rthof 
 (irr/?w TmUn4,l named Fexe hi f f»rt he ftythe accp ^y or 
 |lettothfrS,betwixt the fame and C^e1>orchefier • I na- 
 id the Norih fide Poy lit *Bme , that on the South browQ 
 
 This Merilfan I was in (5 $ d. 50 minXape *Dorchtfer bore 
 3. by B« (i )wgue5,t have come backe againe from L»H^eJ^tns 
 >rr/4irdf idleag. S, E. by S, which is about i deg. J min#ancl 
 Svas t6 the .W . ofit 1 1 min. added maketh i deg. x 7 min» 
 ^d5dcgv|omin.makcth65d.47min myfurtheftN. this 
 ^fiht wind was afhbver, at cl0ckc4.it came to the Norths 
 aid hairing ftopt^the flood jyde going 4 jcnots&j. J waycd 
 alidcamcal6ngS,S;VV«andS,W#byS,,as the land did coft, 
 .a^id feUinto 40.60.78 fathomcsj and then it being night I did 
 recount I was paft the overfajSjtoS the Queenes F*r/4W,then 
 lidirededtheWrfetobeS., * * 
 i Thismorwj'gt^^rflr^bluflit, as though fhee had uflier^ 
 I ^ her MalicrTrom (ome ui|«|halUodging, and the ayrc fo fi- 
 rtnt, as though ^H thofelialndmaides had promifedfecrecy^ 
 lie EathSnoft of c^«^Ile borcS,Eby E. the North Mayne 
 om tM Kings *Pr«iwo«f*rT,ftretchingE4wayjPrincef **'•'" 
 s Forfand fo named by gi/gf, bearing E>N,E. and at the Eafi. 
 
 h 
 
 tilde 
 
 iof 
 
 ihe <aid tpri^nd, gee'th in a very tay re luunu, 
 lr,anllaad 
 
 found,. I named 
 
 rmee 
 
 Li * ^st^^'- 
 
 ■*.f^fei»r 
 
 btf^atHe^mlUod^n the Weft « I named his 
 this Cape I league, 1 had laofathbmes, the 
 
 v^ 
 
 y r«- 
 
 
Ntrtbwtfi Foxei 
 
 i3» 
 
 2>4 
 
 «4 
 
 Pr§m9tii9ry st^trdzy the CarDcnter Uid downei hivcing not 
 bccnc wcirfor diverfe dayes oefore , it was little windywitb 
 great ftore of He*ilf4ns and PtniddHcnSfti^mon incident to 
 thefe {)arts in clcare nights. • • ^ . - 
 
 .; Tmi fayre day> wee came along t^e North May ne , E^ $» E 
 with N^W .wind loleag. diftant fronr the Princes C^pe E, 
 South* Eaft lyeth a fayre Cape I named Ctpt^0rcft , and 
 3 leagues to the Eaft of that » is another I named Cape 
 C#tfi^*,-in due rcfpcA to Sir him Cookf Sccrctarv of State » 
 with t de^pe Bay betwixt them « as it yi€tt, halF&^incir- 
 clcintg an llahd remote from the Mayne, I nanifll it lie 
 NicMMs^ the forknec names given, as Cape -Xw/Jr^, Cape 
 P#rfAi^. Cape 2)#rcrr , Cape J^rchefier^ Cape 6«*t'» I 
 give in duetifull remembrance , of thofe Lords Commiflt- 
 oners for the Admiraltie» w rofe furtherance , and coun- 
 tenances « in my difpatch, for his Maieilies Pinnace the 
 Chnrlts, Ijiad towards the accom{4i(hment, of t;hisdcnghe. 
 ile ^i^clwAr',<2namedit in remcmbtance of Matter E«^4r^ 
 ^VWnilSecretary to the faidLordSjWhom I have often trou. 
 bled, I Q^tried thofe Capes, as the occaHon in my difc^verie 
 oflfereditfelfe. '^ ^,^,' ^^ 
 
 The land to the Baft from lie 2\f«fW4« along the North 
 Mayne,. lyeth in fight North Eaft by E^ft and the fame 
 Mayne from Cape 'Dtrcet^ by Cape C—k' lyeth Eafk by 
 North about the former diftance, at the end thereof there; 
 is no land to be feene to the N. I direftcd the courfe fro^i He 
 
 2V«H#/4/ EjSjE. * 
 
 ThiseveningclockeB.i was diftant- as before frt)m the 
 
 ile 8 leagues inA^^Miubury Was from mec Weft by South 
 one halfc Southerly I* leagues, I lancht away /from 
 Jjcnce(triic Courfe, as «U is fet downe) Baft/Soutli 
 Eaft. ,:^.,-;- --.. - y- %::):■ :>/[■': ■^^' 
 
 ' This npone I had fteercd this courfe 4 wafcbes, 
 to bring mce betweene the S'l/v*^* , lies and P*iiicc 
 his Cape, upon the SbiStli N^ayne , at this.tiiBEiiKt] 
 of the Northei mofl: He bore from oiee N,N,E.one 
 about ^ leagues? th e nfghfc was tlofe, but faire ^^eatfaef , 1^ 
 this nightandlafl: day wee came by many fmall llandslof Ice j 
 all the fmall cbatteied , which this ftrait laid fofuU of be- 
 ing dcfolvcd, and gone, fdP we feenoae fiiice wecamc firorti 
 
 Monetbs * 
 Stfitmbifr 
 
 f5lcag, a, 
 
 rkmUf 
 
 fleathetv 
 
 Thelorili 
 
 Comiffi- 
 
 onerf. 
 
 ^ 
 
' UW I Ih-.^- 
 
 t^ 
 
 t4Q^ 
 
 » 
 
 Moattb t\'Da 
 
 III ■ II » ■ \" — 
 
 Ndrth'WefiVoxCf 
 
 *ir 
 
 r- 
 
 iJ<- 
 
 i 
 
 %6 
 
 »7 
 
 Sea Harfi T^yni , this d*y WM fomt Snowc Qod conuntc 
 thi$WiN.Wwina.fpr wee have maay that already, have 
 made a Scurvie Voyage of it, the Mr. is up agame, runmng 
 
 as before § leagues, at clocke 4 P«P« F*y^''» ^J"? ^^'..^^ 
 S;. S.tbout la lejgi^oC-Thcfc I Unds called 54/t;j|f lies, 
 lye N.W. from one greater Uand; I cjnnoi lay it tobf the 
 North May ne, becai^c it doth bend to the Northwards, both 
 from the W. and E; and therefore, the W. end I take to be 
 that named theii««wi C^fjLt theB-enddoclye a lUndsjth^. 
 oncbiggv-rthewher leffc^ I named the<inej4f^t W*^ 
 ther ^•»#,aftir Sir Ssc^fi^d Cr,wi lateTreafiirer. to his . 
 MajcftiesNavie ; from the W. tothe E. of this tend or Hand 
 it many (howcs of Sounds or Bayes ragged $m lugb ; the 
 
 UniibciiiB barren to fights , , «' 'y' 
 
 r Fromthelaftnoonctothislniade way g a leagues ot^rc 
 
 dieS^.byBaft,tbeUodofthisNorthfidcmeetiDgu$, bore 
 fron the B. by N. to the N, N, Weft, and is thcMayne 
 or Hand betwixt thelites of g#^/ UUereyrmd SMv^gt 
 lies, all upon the North iidc of f^ttwm fiudfw and nere 
 thofe bcwings ofUnd, my. Latitude wis 6x degrees 40 
 
 minutes* « i 
 
 Fomi tlii laft Meridian unto this, I made way i j leagues^ 
 B.by S. and had lie Ssek^viUe, N,E. by B,'r. E. 7 leagues off, at 
 ttts prefcnt, I had fight of the land from Rffkkthn^nd it 
 bore&ommefrom theN,N,E^otheE*about^or more leag. 
 This i^ and night was fayre wcather,the one by fight ot the 
 Sun, theothcr by the Moone, although the wmd eame againft 
 our wils,to the SE4)y S.with a froftie fog, turmag up.to the 
 Nortbiartd it was dearc,butatSeait wasthicke, and thus 
 Hiving up to the Eaftward, came within 4leagucs» otthis 
 laSL which lay from Baft to N,N,E. and was the pinic, 
 Wee drivedalbngy_ immured amongft the Ice; at our en- 
 trtncejmwards, wee got little by plying with contrary 
 wind^and ycc Idurft not put into a Sound tor harbour, 
 of which Wee might perceive fome^ a^ aUb Roade-fteods 
 made byy Hands, lying ncre the Mayne , our weather 
 
 ag 
 
 I fide was fw>xe^ alCo all out rope* were a quarter of an iach 
 
 thickctbout•;.,-^-i^.:^ -::-,-%. :.^^ • _.. ■.^^, 
 
 The wind confiAO^d conttaiyf and I ftopd c^ff mtathe_ 
 
 
 ■i 
 
 -fendi 
 
Ntrth-mfi foxc. 
 
 i4i 
 
 dianndl, tndonigiine, with froftiefogge, and very cold, |^*i^^?»?i[?^ 
 
 bvic the wind blew not to above Courfe 1S4 Donnct,this day 
 Jipp(nnted4bccfedayesinthc weckc. ^ 
 
 With wind contrary I plycd it»to the E »ft wards, the Aire 
 
 was both thicke and clcarc » as I was necre or farre oflf the 
 North Mainc,{omctimc it blew tob3th toplailcs, and fomc- 
 time-wif cafic winde ; The evening 8. 1 ftood to the S.ward, 
 being S. W. from tlie E. point of the N. land, ftrctching to- 
 ward iKir/WiKiid 4 leagues; I ftood over untill this day clock« 
 oaeiS.S»B.wreck and variation allowed » 8 leagat whattime 
 we thought we had figHc of the S.Mainc,about S» W.by S. 5. 1 
 leagues off, very highland. This night was hazic, and blew 
 to Courfe and Bonnetieoinaning bctwecne 2 Hands of ice,thc 
 Sea hadbcitemuchjfrom off the wcathermoft, which lay flo- 
 tingbecwixtit,andthactO'Leewardt foas Hoofed for one, 
 jndboreupfocanother,fofthefpaceof the 60 pare of one 
 hoUrcand this was all the ^rouble the ite put me unto, home- 
 
 wardbound. : ' . , . 
 
 . ThisfirftdayitWewleffe^viftd, butaUtlje ihormngwas 
 Snowjtbe Lord for his iwtfrcy ftkelookc upon us, for wc arc 
 tUinWettkecAfe, difpairiflg rti6re fmce thisiaft froft and 
 Icontrtry winds that hath Wn within ihe(c 5 dayes ( although 
 ^froft hath not be*nc uncouth to us) then for the fame 
 Wfltthcr wt hadfor j we«kesbcfor'c,imdyet our allowance 
 is cnlargedtofo much as weCaAftbteatc, with S^ckc, /#fM- 
 vitMt Bccf e,aa well Oatcmeale,Me«e, Rice, Peafe, and Bcefe, 
 for fait fi{h our men ca^ieatc none, nor dgel holdit fit they 
 
 (hoidd* 
 
 1 Thefc a dayes w»eii)eht inplyingtothc E. fometimes in 
 the fight of the N.land, or Maine , whereof lay 2 fmall I lands 
 which we driveby, as 1 drive inwards, being then fefta- 
 mongft the ice^,ac 1 2 this day I tacked to the S. wards, and at 
 thitinftantthe ftid Und-borc fromN.W.by W.to theE. the 
 Ilaiklat theN.crtd,by eftimation wa$ one league diftant from 
 thcMaific, thattttheE.was a off. Thisday hath been wire 
 and dcere^and it cleercth with bright Horizons at N E.God 
 
 Stpttmktr 
 
 V 
 
 30 
 
 South \ 
 miioc, 
 
 1 OMen 
 
 i !l 
 
 ---; 
 
2 42 
 
 Nmh-mtf Foxc. 
 
 MoMtbt, 
 
 OQthr. 
 
 Tyie or 
 Cuamt. 
 
 Thefliips 
 
 Z>«7 which upon a fodainc chaiige, wee may happely cxpe^. 
 From laft day noon unto this day 119 1 (lood upon a bow. 
 Iing,making a S.E. way j 1 litgucsy the wind Veering more 
 Northerly, J ftood E. S. E- To neareas I could lie,2o leagues 
 morCi and at midnight 1 had the Capc,CW/>, (incecailed 
 BHtttns I/mtJs, E.4 leagues From me, whereupon I flood to 
 the North bccaulc I could not cajry it about the Cape unf. 
 till this day 5 in the morning , and then tackt to the E* the 
 wind Urging about to the Northward ; I doubled the Cape 
 ^ clocke I a«weathering the rame,about a4eaeues» having as 
 at all hei!diands,( with Sea winds and cold weather)a great Sea 
 withan infct into Fretum Hndfon^ againd me that the (hippe 
 ftrucke in, the Spritfaile ytrd and bowlfpright under wi- 
 tcr; I much ftaiing that the ipringing of our yards pr 
 Malts (ctlcd the topldiles fo to cafe them , that 1 thoupbc 
 I|did (Hit double the Cape with much adoc * it was high 
 land, conlifting o^ divers ilands. Teeming as they were to 
 bee fayled betwixt , thefe were covered with Snow, as alfo 
 ^^/MiW^whofe Cape Wsrwicy^ I fee, bearing N. and by W* 
 at that inftant after T bad brought this Cape or lies of Clndty 
 W,S.VV .either the Tyde or Current did fet me faft to the 
 S.ward: this day it froze io fore with the (hips dipping in 
 the Sea, that our head,and wet . tackling were Canded over 
 with IceficleSfand many Snowie Aiowrei in earned were fenc 
 from 'Bof^at his frozen forge; And for the haireof our faces 
 to be of bis hoary c«)Iour,hadbceh no novcltie to us thefe 4* 
 weekes. 
 
 I ftood Troh]} the Cape bearing S. E. \ Southerly, variation 
 and wrcakc allowed 51 leagues and a milefUntiU this noone 
 time/*" ■ ,' . 
 
 From thence untill rhis 1 2 E#by S«5 4 leagues,at what time 
 
 motion was ma4e cQcome home in lefle favlcvbut anfwer was 
 
 that [ was not dilcharged as yet, and therefore I would runne 
 
 j the fliip out of vix-itull and pay, for as yet I never durft qirry 
 
 ! rayle(tafee how falVlcould drive ^/ir/*/ his Waine,tOthc 
 
 beft advantage) fearing chat if I had fprung any of my Mafts, 
 
 - — __ . --,. — ^ _y — , ^ .-_ r c / y » 
 
 yards or tackling , (or wrong the il»ip ) it might havcbeene 
 ruppoCed i had dcme it upon pu/ pole, that thea if I had ftood 
 need ofexcufc, for feare or neglcA, I niight ha«^e ufe^ tkat 
 f^lfccolouryblciiedbe the Almighty,whoiievei fWlctbt^hore 
 
 ■ that 
 
jii ii i ■a i l 
 
 NtrthmJI Foxc. 
 
 *•■ 
 
 that depend on him ciudyr I this warmth we fiod in the open '^ 
 
 Ocean,doth much revive*' *" *- -c ^t--. ^^ -.. — r. 
 
 thefroft and (now had c 
 we had within Preium 
 backc to hacc wintered ^ 
 the moft of us u'cre ready 
 Wf ife downe already 
 
 [or truely if this extremity of 
 
 ^ ' on with the Eafterne wmds 
 
 /cc had bccnc conftraincd 
 
 jis Bay , or cHc-whcrc • for 
 
 dowag^witlv tlic reft.> t' 
 
 After I was gotclccre, I had for forac reafons thought to 
 
 hayehomecome by thcN.but the wcak'ics of our perfons,the 
 
 j^g- nights.tbetold dark weathcr,\vith the decay edMoone^ 
 
 "' altered my purpo(c,alt hough the N-by Orkny^vfgs the flior- 
 
 ^ ted cut,andro nearer fomerefrerhing j^y^t this being the wa- 
 
 rmer,and indarke nigt^s the more comfortable ; 1 direftcd 
 
 the, courfcto fall witnthe Hand of 5i//7,havingyct great care 
 
 day and night/pecially to lookcout for the Ice, which I fup- 
 
 pofed might be Cet from offgroeaidnti^ qr o^tpf Fretum 'Dti' 
 
 v*r,but God be thanked we fee none, (after vvecaqicfi^om 
 „ theCapc» ^^ 
 
 Mnttht, 
 
 oaHtp 
 
 V -^i: 
 
 1 r'^p^he daily eturfis Mnddifitnees htmew^Sr^w^rf iufiUfiWeth, 
 
 the wind 44 iif th,e>tJH.^rj^0nt, ; , •..*., j 
 
 .t Ourfickemenartasy'ctabietQdbcnothiBg.theMafteris 8 
 laid downe agamc; wee had lafl: night , and cfpecially this 
 morninga whole ftormerfhe afternoon it faircd,and the wind 
 
 came about With, Sunnc to the Weft, wee catfiedJboth 
 topfailesa trip. , ,- . ^ .- ,« ,■ _, :» . ;/ . ■;. .> >. ■ ;; •...;; , ,, 
 
 V ;rhisday cdnfiaeririgthegrcatwant'lfoundifthc Boat. 9 
 rwaine,our layles arid tadchng b^ipg fore torne, in this time 
 he came not above Decke , I placed fohnCMtis^trth inhis 
 roomc,^ for his diligancc. This day was reafonablcweather, 
 we made way the 8 day, and this 5 <5 leagues a miles E.S. E. 
 i Southerly. 
 
 This day was topfayie Gale, laft night the wind Southe- 10 
 ring, made uiharid them both,^e made from laft 12 to this 
 4P. leagues ^S.E>\ S.thc wind veered S. ward but ftaid not. 
 
 The wind wa^ ficklebu t w e made way E.S E. 3 4. leagues 
 
 and wcrcin 57d.3 yJatitude* 
 
 The wind variable,our way S.E.by E.i 7 leagues. 
 Aft>i;midnight the wind camftoS.E. with much raitK^ll 
 
 a' 
 
 Scffotice:: 
 
 S,E. 
 
 
 11 
 
 * 
 
 5.W. 
 
 s.yi. 
 
 topkc in>p(aylcs , and clued ii^ the fbrclaile, fortingf^ 
 
 I 
 
 S.E.S.W, 
 
 
 
* * .J 
 
 ' -. '■»W -^ * , *r* 
 
 
 ^ ^N$¥ih'mpVokt, 
 
 MMtihspA 
 
 QB^ber. 
 
 SW. 
 
 Betwixt 
 S.W.andW 
 
 ♦ 
 The wind 
 ^cerinw 
 
 toS.S«E. 
 andS.£* 
 
 by. 
 
 I - 
 
 H 
 16 
 
 90 
 
 t4 
 
 26 
 
 *7 
 a8 
 
 V 
 
 ArmcSythigbi afcerdocke4, the w/ind favouring came to 
 S#W.wd I tnadevvjfy by accoaotas before 3 3 leagues S9uth- 
 
 This dajr the Mailer ca.mt abroad againcr and not Hnce the 
 7 day before ; the wind was all day about S. W« thicke and 
 vgcr, jAc true w»y. traverfr cxccpted,of the laft day s^fid this, 
 was47lca^.S.E.byEaft. v^_ 
 
 Thicke tog,and the way from laft day to this 47 leagues 
 SiE by£*andat clocke 8 we werein 5p.degree$ i $ minutes 
 
 : The way Wt»S.E.8.<!.Ewardf.3$ leagues v;r . ^ ir- ' 
 
 Theway |K5 lc?gai^»E.S.E. 
 
 The way Veering, j 7 S;E.4 d«f« wards* . 
 
 Tbeway 57 SiEi5d.E. ^ 
 
 Thcw»yi7iE-byN. V . 
 
 TheWBy^ruecomfeatf E- : 
 
 Theway^«;E.4.d.N. 
 
 The way g } £.S.£.latitude 5 1 d* i ^•in. 
 
 The way 4a £• 
 
 The w«y n B.4 d.N* > - ^ 
 
 The way 1 4 E«4.N.lititiide %oi^9 min. \ } 
 
 Theie eourfes were atttiue^vanatioii allowed. 
 
 ThewayoSB^ 
 
 This d^inthe morning (bid fight of 5iliir, ^>i^ Wc 
 leigtiesoflw ^ 
 
 The ) t bklfcd be Almieity God^ I camr inco the Dntms 
 with all my menrccovereaana found , net having loft one 
 Man . nor Boy 9 nor any manner of Tackling 9 having biicene 
 f0rthncere6nioneths,allglorybetoGQii. ^ 
 
 -> 
 
 To whom this may concerned 
 
 %/in/^ertt9Mnc€ruifte rtmirfftr (.^ferfiint )jivenfmh 
 ' ytMfe ( given m my kame'CiHmmimg.) . 
 
 ".ts 
 
 u 
 
 As wberefotel had not found the pa(lage,and wbycome 
 L borne and did not Winter, hath he WUed his Com- 
 
 mSBonr 
 
 if..-. y-}\^\"i,r'!^/ 
 
N^th-wef^Vifttd 
 
 ■M** 
 
 -t^l^ilmii 
 
 fnifliod, bow farre hath he beency and thofc that. bVI more 
 iniighty inquired whether J had beene North" Wcfli from 
 He ^tsini^m or no,Witb, Why did bee rtft bring letters 
 from Cfttptaine Urns ^ foo^c toncludirig that I have done 
 nothing. "„■■-' ■■' ■ ■ ■ ■ . -^ '■■ . • : '^■■''"^- ■./. . 
 
 I dii«ttempt the Diftoreiy towards the Northweft from 
 the lies of N9ttinghMm andS<i/iv^»f7>>bcutthe midft of fnUe, 
 aiidhad at that time proceeded according to the letter of my 
 Inftraftien 9 if I had not bcene prevented by theTe following 
 meaneiytrts, 
 
 I 7 hddbiM immured'9fithj€ejr§m ihe^rfi dtijufmf etr 
 jr«rf»|^¥retumHudron, iftiMgth^ $ dsjpflmif^vntitttbd 44^ 
 
 Salisbury !&»/ Ujftifi sgaine hnwtent the Spl»hjfhdmN§r$i( 
 %J9i4^ine^hout 7 iU^et4m0ttgftiu^wkereke0i£ntirttbtJMifit' 
 fe$tUd fdfily difcrrne the Tydettmt ham ih Sgfi « tArii^fn* 
 turn HudConM^iidjfn from the Tfmrihwefi, ii^ ^ * 
 
 1 gtttiini cUtu «/ thf ictf ftrent tiitt thi fui Jpr t<l(th§ 
 
 Smhy^tti^ No^tinghams , where (endwithe*imf$^lmAt 
 
 broMgbf WmdifMi it hsdflowed/b much w^ter^ 4^t in^myt JotNnuM 
 
 ii meti$i»ned of /aid that the water bad wore to fio^^ and 4^ter 
 
 that fumUng of into 69fatb9mu»and oftcboring ibeMoatflfmied 
 
 the iTjfde^cfme from the SMtb-^Saf » throitfihJetct!am.WA^n* 
 
 I Standoff g *^g fhe fai^ fjU to mw^rd^antiM, / brmul^ ^^ 
 
 [iUki^mednetbeW^ndN:e:tt0j^tobefkU ofice^mtt^W. 
 
 ^iMMMify^friMxi NottinghaalM^ Shark Point, 4# befwebe- 
 
 t'iftixttbeNorthMjIiaineaiedSdlxsl^iiryt fo as the 'Ubta0erbii 
 
 ^^0ttj^a»d9^JelfeeofnM fmhagtbofaia 
 
 jjt^^tkiffefia$jet/runfi^^^ ^^jjolvedi and fo'tbut 
 
 foini^etJHafierandU'lUte^li^fiedmfio Xlfrite^hatfwmid 
 
 ^oiterningthaiimfofihUitfrffalagomittll the ice were goae/md 
 
 they^oiUli figne the faerie , fromi^ tbot tkey fponld bee wtL, 
 
 litig to fee lite fame ^ boforf] their going b^, if no fajfagf 
 
 ffovi^eifenhtifft^hfNmd*^ '^l. ^ : 
 
 Whereupon coniidcring « thac that Tyde came not mm 
 the North. Weft for ccrtaine, which is the abfolute ground 
 of my inftruAi0ns9 bot from South-Etdydifp^^'i^cd alfo 
 by Matter B;/or, ( who was in the fame Voyage and (hip 
 
 Gg 
 
 with 
 
 .. 
 
 \>,i 
 
 ilite 
 
 mm 
 
■wwiiimv^ 
 
 ■^M^P^MHi^M 
 
 mnb-mft Foxe. 
 
 Ite^ 
 
 with Sir Tbmss 2?ir/r«»}raying that both he and all his Com- 
 panv^id t>lair7iely fee. the Tydc come from S.E.at Capefwar* 
 f#»P&alfothcMcS<;2«*»^^**!. av-crciag that they which 
 tooJIce that accoant were mi^ake^ iti the time, taking 8 a 
 clockefor lo. r . • 
 
 Now a&it wasnot poflible as yet to enterfor ice» the wind 
 being liberall I dircfted the courfe towards C4rir SwMnmt 
 T^/^hoRinjg to follow the inftruftions,in the fearch of i^^rr- " 
 i0ns and Hifdfrm B|y, (of which there was as great hopes as 
 at the Northweft,and were there as many, and as ftrpngly of 
 that opinion, as of the other)and cpmebacbLs^he thi-l 
 thcTjby t^t time the ice was diffoWed, which I R)ped would 
 be i)out Ihe fine of */#«/*/? or not at air;if no B||g? P' §^^4 
 iHm (5W Bay tobe had, but finding nonci I pMiedcd from 
 thitlfeirttijha^hg firft fiqiftied thfc icarch of Chc fbrelaii . 
 BayWfoliowethinbricfe.. " -^ 
 
 Beirigcomo out of Hudftni B^iy, and Anchoring! at ^h^rk^ , 
 Poini^l tound the Ebbe to goe with good Current froni the 
 Weft; but tljifeSoutfe^aft flood Tjrde ^id %ke tlijc Cm, 
 when it came, but how it did flow and whit water l' cannot , 
 report for wantofttiv/durnall, it being now Out off my 
 hands,butldi^fi^thefame floodrtide to anfwere the re- 
 port of li^fter Byhts journall writ by Bkffih'ind I found 
 fomcqiiantity of icebetweene Cape femhrok^e , and" SWi^« 
 ?«lfrf umdefoWed atthat dmei beiog th| foureteenth of . 
 
 Having made thbfe obfervations, Iftood oveffwith. 
 North-winds) for «>l/i^7^»</ mentioned in my inftru^i- 
 onsibut for no intent to coaft the Eaft-fide, f or I had V^ith' 
 tine wind much adoe to f^^tch the fame. With bording and; 
 tHrnine:a(td^r the South fi<ie of it>twq Tide^ before I got in- 
 to aThroiigWet, at the Weft end theilofi whereintol pnt,'^ 
 and there found it to flow at leaft foure fathomes; The Tide' 
 • running halfe I'yde, and commingfrom South Baft; as weU 
 upon the I%thflild Southfidcas upon the Soutjk 6f Notting* 
 U^ at my 4<^piW'e from thence, whei'eupon 1 pUed up with 
 N<^rth- Weft wli^seveiy Ty4c> being forced to ftoppe the . 
 Ebbe, nor could Irecover the Weftfide with thofe winds, 
 lindU I attainedthe Cape 1 ha^e ei^kfiLirdWtfm ^mt* 
 
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 Und in the Ucitude about 06 d. 47 m* whe«e I found the 
 Jyde of flood tocoofte ftiUalongas th^^ coaft did lici which 
 was to coaft from Nolhwcft to North, to Northcaft and to 
 Eaft , and to Southeaftc the dcepeft water not above 30 fa^ 
 thomes(as I remember) five^eagucs from land, the Sea 
 ihght and fmooth with thefe windty Jo as itis ealie to con- 
 jcAure thereof, ei^er ice or land was not farre off| for 
 wee found good ftore of undefolved ice at S^<irl^r T^jnty 
 whereupon I ftood^iN^ leagues from hencef as I funpo(ed)fbr 
 'thejWeufide which Icould not attaine,and if I had continued 
 thiscourfe, for the \^iftfide,with this winde, X «nuft ^^ve 
 (bpttheEbbes^ and ift#| writing ot ijo fathomes dcepc 
 there«chejuft length of my fmali cable>{hoat,I muftimrebid 
 Che (hip to have ftoopt for the reft, and to have done the 
 . fame by my biggeft,l hadiicfc ftrength enough t<l»have waycd 
 •the tame from ground againe ^flikewife I had no reafon to 
 follow the Eaft finding it to Trent away South Eaft from 
 that Headland, which forrcfemblance and fimile, to this of 
 ours. I named Ir.lf^*/?«i/*P«rl/<«r^,from whence I docpcr- 
 fwademy (elfe, the Ebl»e doth tal^ishalfc4:our(c,thrbugh 
 thofc llanos of ^«wW-«idli into Fretum *Z>«w, the flood 
 cannot bee great ( which conjeaure may fay ihouldcome 
 through that ftraigKt , and meet oui^at T'trtUnd) being 
 hindrcdby thcfeforefaid lies, where Davit faith hee met a 
 ftrangc'tyde firomtheSQuth-Wcft,n||ybethecaule, which 
 by that ftraightnetfc may retort the ftobds way . 
 
 But to the purpofe,the winds were North-weft,nor could 
 I ftay the change thereof, for the moft of my bcft men , as 
 Kfaftcr. Gunner, Carpenter, Boatfwaihe .his Mate, and 
 one or two. of the common men were downe, the reft 
 compUitiing of cold paines^ a^«i no marvell , they having 
 becne over- toy led in the bottjome of Sir ThomM Buttons 
 Bay, ( and that undifcovcred betwixt him and Hudfon ) 
 with watchmg and warding day and night , panning both 
 Shippe, Boate, and Pinnace, both in Anchorkig and 
 Sayling / butefpeciallyatLeade, when ifT all the time^of 
 my Sayling the faid Bay, there was never one from keeping 
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 (aylSfrotte»theSuntU feUiome to be teieer <»p m five 
 dayes,the nightrf t j houres long,theMoon* wayniMf, and w 
 condiiffon,Iwiienterccd cither to fccke for Harbour, or 
 freeze to dwth in the Sea.. . V \, a ^• 
 
 Whereupon I fentMafter Vrtnt, to^ske the MaOers opi- 
 nion,whobrOi^{ht untoine,th«t h«J thought thetydeslettwg 
 fretn S.H.alinoft round about to B- would gi^fe good fatlsfa- 
 Aion (-for this N.V\I^. fearch,begun by a wrong tepprt ofr the 
 Tyaescommingfrom thence) to the Adventurerr. aadthat 
 hcchelde it ficteft to rcturne. Yea, and the beft alfoi as I 
 thoughr^nd homewards, and for gopd caufeas hcreatter tol- 
 
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 Fift,l referre it to theindgtncntbf indifferent men,whe- 
 ther having proceeded in thclc Difcovcries, further then any 
 other my Prcdcccflbrs,in lerte timc,and at IciTexhargc , have 
 clofedup all theexpcfted hopes upon t he- W .fide o\MmMs 
 4Bay,ftom tf 4 icireuiarly to 5 5.and on the Point from ^vf^tu 
 /^^A to Si^«rl^#P#w^ not per fedlydifcovered but now by 
 nice,and carried a Tyde • comming from South-Eaft through 
 FmmmHitiU^, all along that Eaft fide to (f<^ degrees 30 
 minut;es,or thereabouts, (things not knowne heretofore) 
 that I ftiould hazBwd thelolTe thereof to my Countreyt It I 
 (bould have perifHcd in feeking an unknowen H uboar, in 
 long nights and cold wcathcr»with fomaay men fickc, \vhp 
 Gourtd not have recovered in the wintering , howfoever their 
 hebes would have becnewanting, inlying , or Barracadoine 
 the(hip from ice, for whcrefocver I bad wintered , I m uft 
 have hded the (hip high on Ihore, and Barracadoe ; aa^^lfo 
 in miking my provifions of frefli, visuals, and fueli# The 
 neceflitie of this»Sir Thmdi ^»««i is ableto approve to his 
 deare bought experiment. ... 
 
 V\reli, if I had wintered it muft have beene with intent 
 t6|nakcfearch»totheNorthofSir Tb^^Rots FKr^iw<,forinaU 
 the hopcfiiU places elfel wa§ denyed^and there,and not far fro 
 thenc f 1 a« ahQuty>i>/SrM.itis; fortogiveawifeGcntlema 
 
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 pIacc,quotethintheMargent)thefe words,! doe nOt find «r 
 ufi9vtd4B4j^9 this wasfufpeft^ by hiaibcfore,rcame to 
 
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 thitknowlcdte thereof; which l]itrchow,^ bat CO proceed, 
 how fliouW lie able to doe thiiTeryke, when the winter 
 
 would htircconfiitncd all the beft of ipy comfortable ftorcs,as 
 ftrongBeercftrong wattrs, facke, foic<^, fruite,Ricc Wheat 
 mcaif.anckifniy Chirurgcry;;^ndif no rclcifc had bccne o- 
 Chtrwifcgot from land, to have lengchcncd the moft ofc the 
 . brovirion,as Bj? efc<Bccre, and Firti^ ^ ^ ^ - , . 
 
 •Y^lAdihirdrtd more then would have brojightjiomp the 
 
 Shipaf toy men hadftood, and iffey their death, or rclicfc of 
 
 •birds or Deere, 1 htd ftore renfl aifting,7Ct I doubt the remay- 
 
 -iii^ a:Omacks.would have beene tpo wcakc{bcfore the long 
 
 winter there/hadlcftthferti) toAave endured ialt meate m the 
 
 Summer fo>$ the more viaUall the fewer bands for labour, 
 
 andthere wonldbf nofparingas Iconccivedbyftiort allow'' 
 
 "^^ All theft and many other ^jAfe^s wduredi b^t alTfot 
 the next veares Search, about whith I have (hewed, 1 h^d^no 
 rejtfon to ft4y, toput fo Vnuch.to hazard knowing ^yl>at I had 
 Ecdf^/m fotoc, bbthoTSir Tb^^ Bmn^ndUr.HMdr 
 P^ofthrirlulferingsi and yetitwj.^ 
 could ect w^ to fca tSsMturne home. And it do«Pippearc.by 
 Sir Thomas Butmsoj,^t,e word^hat he would ha^c procee- 
 ded thenextyeareif^i^h^ln^eendif^^^-^^^^ 
 Fbr when, sifter my home W&n\mg» U^^ mm nee coi*l 
 notbecfertaineoftheTydehetookeat^q^ 
 for that his bo?llte was never on landinus anrR?c 
 
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 7oth war.. rdaW.iv.*,fore my rttatni.1 coclude tha. 
 thefethines inttirtlcnowne tome, in patt imagined, that ifl 
 &^lffiivlmad?g«od«fe thereof, havmg d. covered 
 fo much as fhad.done.rf I woold thus baje fuflfered,t hadbin 
 wellferved>tohaveconiehomenn^Ktied. 
 
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 was i|ki:>ne wittibat great ha^rdt^^ing from 
 
 _^ & 5.in ■ a^*' ft!;?! i«o the ArS<*3l|irc|c to- 
 
 '^'liijveisalfc ifl^nchij^anilviai^^ 7$ 
 
 iilslcr montIbimoi|btk^ tQjthe (bmt bt ricni ifto pou . 
 Ill tbey ioe notlet fbcth tSirn^act ycarc, then thc^j it 1 1 
 
 I^k^nd £itisfie their defirc tysnextycaije,with fhip ncw^ 
 |Wpircd;neWly manned with &c(K men,& untainted with 
 '$i^ii^,crampebrcoldpaines, butnuMre and better able to 
 ^ ^erfbrmcjthecntOTrizejthcnthjWiiittrercanbc. 
 "^ IfOCioncluae I referrc it to ihieiudgefflent of r^r<wiablc di% 
 cfction, whether it may be ||jid^,tlmt I fiiottl 4gig|.t either 
 by Want of liberty, good reward orimputation h||^ been 
 wiihe4} Hntill the rjtt[ne of Capt.74^ff/, «l »| py intent 
 as by bis ani^cr ^^f^gjf^tzxt^ who whenSjjKd ofhim/ 
 why he being folarriad not attempted theHKa^ebotb 
 werei^ruftcd, anfwercd that A'#?'6tifS|HB|^ lour--- 
 mli, jthlithe Tydecame from S,E.and that hin3l|Hpd bcene 
 no moreN-thcn d4.thelatit of Mill Ileiaaii theHKng ccine 
 over tojthc \^.fideof Sir Ihomm ^Buttons Bay, buTld f5>;and 
 difcovcred but from thence to <! lcag.B,S, Erfroto Pore ^«/- 
 fvfiy where wee met, having this y care neither bin at N,W.as . 
 before faidjiior made any difcQvcry, betwi«^S6uthfidc of 
 Buhhr, gt /yg|>c to ^4 1. whetcthcchifiCeft hiaSB^^s (as f had 
 
 ; don?) nor ioyncd/^«<*i^« and Sir fhofrM^ 'Blf^^ it may btC 
 
 ; thoiigiit, (iC being a Gentleman of quality, wiljwt come un*- ' 
 
 I till he liavc done as much as I being a mat^f' meaner 
 
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 uk| Rahfce ( iri his conccite, for I have heard fincc that his ambi- 
 '^^tionhatliaburcd my worth an^na^ie) I told hitn my further 
 inter^t 9 which was to attempt the N, W. this ycareyall which 
 ' to do he muft ftay the next yeare» as my felfe would, iFhe had 
 left me inthe like cafct nor c^n no unkind neife be laid to my 
 charge for not bringing of letters from hun, taking a fay re 
 farwcli of hitn, for he hadtime enough in two day^s to have 
 writ, nor was I certaine as then of n^y returne, which now I 
 doe thtnke G'6^ for. If t^is will fatisiio to ftop the mouth of 
 Rumor, which hath already touched too much vpoii my de- 
 ferts; I &aU bee glad \ otherwire> I wiHi they would Cu6Fer 
 themfelves to be judged by performing the like labour^ 
 
 Thefe ruloiours like ill Newes ridde poa{l, for they came to 
 Court; ihipmuchr atcomming by Boate.with a Gentleman 
 frolh QntUhds to t9o^*« » where I had beene to deliver my 
 Accompts to hit Majefty^it pleafed the Gentteman to ray,that 
 now is Captaine Jdmts in tlKi^nrtdtl Zur, and will come 
 
 l^a§(bl^a^tthat he^fiid^QC n^i><>f«^ft 
 Idkl leate him,aitdf<^tfaMS yeare to cpra^e, tbk X replycd with 
 - threcwifliesordefirestoiftygoddorillf 
 
 Tbtfhf^sf, thM ifCkpr^^Hiluatsdidfaff* through mh^ 
 
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 jiigktJ^tr40fiiidief^^ y'',.. 
 
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 vi4^w nRiWIii f cturned hprnc, at^d hatOTieyther^cette 
 through iM>rWrortned ft weltastl^^cry much, yefi^to 
 berewird^isbefofe ; an^ior'tha^ thi^ wai rehearft before 
 
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 edied by Plato Md ithtrs Atlantcs^ /^iyUd vnuky ih Cv- 
 thagtneans,««iirirtfi it khoitndtntlH EsflfytkiktUmckeflii, 
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 mfi by Mar del Zur, on the tJorth it is fiv<p*dfrtm Gtotr^nd 
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 it^hsthbeenefrdkBowtdvp MiiovsrftnrsH With ttMm tmujuhd 
 mighty EMrthfusktf fi 4S tht Nmviinti^nthhrmnft^ Wsf fmi 
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 bsf0yted^i§mfirmmitheCem:Ufioi$bythsCofmsig^^ 
 ftt^emetimes, ffifciitifOntyttSiVtbimAfthbejj^,(^j9il^ 
 MndAmfit;k^bo^bJUndj,difjoj»tdby AitsMt Se^fritmviymf 
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 Frettjhoitldbe, its tbovght to beo more deeper fi<4$tr^^^4f 
 Am? r|ca were not^fUndy it Mfid A1i^%iU4j4rtsfipfmW 
 
 9thirsf^ais^rthmfjo/likeJlii4H^xg',f^ 
 
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 jeth.the 5f4i n^tttntliMctrcmiarrssamiij^ ir9mtht%4tftsim^. 
 fsthtafingthediurn^tt moi$on «/ Primum Mobile, itcmoyit^^i 
 iitferioMr snd inovoMbU bodyts ; A dfthf CarromfimfhM^fi 
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 there CuffewtJ .cs0f_ not have beew mssntditied V9tii this dsyt 
 had itM. btcy/^rthe fame pajfoge^ that by its ctrtMlarmott- 
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 Iff r«r#i»w Otaif, njfi^ithtkMt hfifilid t $00 miUsiif tit ihe 
 €§ifi •f Mangia 4nd Anian, to'^nirds tht N. £• rlr# St4 di^^tt #- 
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 il/rf4t 5#4 fVibrrf i» verf ctrtMituJhipt Uden with wtMrchMtdife^ 
 §itthtirfr«vts ffere fiShrts •f eeftdint hifdt cM Scfktxtny^ 
 Utade 4fgold sndf$ivtr,they made firms that they wert^o ddyts 
 in€9miMsrth$ther^th0ftm»fi€mefrtmKCyA4rrth4ti» mU tht 
 difctvtredAtnttiai there hdth rut hinfomid ^njjhifs. 
 
 He p^vetb Jfi^thdt the Cofmeffrgfhers «/China hdve extend' 
 ^dfheirSeirۤaltTlsE.tt $0 der.Utit.hetni the fmthefi that 
 f *f FoitiiJigale WlJwWidfjt efyuidtbdtth^ kg*W n$ ether hist 
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 Tbei^byeireiimfisitce^heeferethteproveey^ bretbiteHl^g^ 
 CiitedthrMi^hfrtmBirOj^e, M slfe by ceertdii^ Indiias driven 
 by tm^pefi upon the ««/? §f Germany Mndom tf/Plinic throtttb this 
 dbindmce efrntyfure te the North tbofe snd ether Indians miifi 
 €^e ft tbeH^^b-XlteftandbereisasmBehssisteMiiypMrpefe 
 
 >k*wSHryethalfo to prove this firft, by the 3 brctlirca 
 mtoiGemtM frifcimtthctaby z FortinirsU h MMrtm 
 
 Vrdhifher i^iftdrem FrdnneU a Frier btcJ»/*«»r#,« which he 
 brcfcrrctiilfo who came out of tlici?W.«i/into germ^ny this 
 way;thi^ryer(raithhe) wajafrcatdifcovcrcr and his 
 
 Cardc waslhdwne to nSany Gentff 
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 fage^lptfaby Sir Hnm^hre^ giihen & Mr. FTii^ei which though 
 they i»at©Utt|e|for our purpofc yet thcv ^ivc us to know 
 yyh^t they knew it) former time (oi;all theie ar^umen(s asX 
 QonceiYC are bul Phy lofqDhiall con jc^uncs^and fqpg Sir Mm» 
 tmPrihijinr is the lafl rpolce on as whcncelpray youqipiefhac 
 
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 '^"^ * ^earehij owne 9ftini§n» _ 
 Th4li the curr$ntj€ftingf9rthMtbMt Sttf ofM^xiQO-ftit/b ht€ 
 tUthwafi Hfon the SfW^nrt «/I^nd 4s hefoMtd in his | vejf- 
 dgt 4 dtrrtn} carrying him 9ne*pof$ttAtheN^^4r4 ofhk cmffr^ 
 which current he thom^io tkgou$inmd to'^nids NorWAy 4»^ #- 
 /W^ibir AT, E,^4rria/m:op?rprfcff Scythian Zt4» dtid $s the 
 Jretfgthening heipe §fthe Marc Glucisdcj^m th$ J^* rekaMmif «- 
 gMtne , pom thence Wejkf^ hj his n^^dU revtlAor^s^fgmmhitb 
 vri^ fteit he rtjified bttt mMffiri\e »p§a hh oki^a OtO^n0aA0or 
 fsifhhe it is nppoflble iktet fo great cett]Mf ^90<ts c»rrem^4nd 
 fo high fmeOstigT ides can be dijgti^bm, mtjtoittMnblirihim 
 th^mfflves income open Sf 4 beySKmif^Mce,'' , ' > 
 
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 tliffmt ttji W.fdje oftb$s Meta iricogni ta or ms xttecdAst Grone? 
 I^yiVr Jamei HsLlifoitridth^tyde tofltvf j, and, a hal[ef adorns ^ 
 ^ichtyde'^ylotandhii^nt found tA flow Ujfe MndieJJe,4thee 
 pdfli/ptotheb9ftomrofhis toy ; Jo ssi/hefoimdttotsnewiydt 
 iromtkt Wefl^ there Was no hope o/a P^agtto X29tm, 0nd foit 
 i. ^ovtdjoraf the kottotm thereof itflowedbjtt about tm^pot* ami 
 ^irovedaSay* , ■; '■■■'■ '^^ • 
 
 The iil^pf Mr MudCoii Who foiittd the tydoM the lie o£ ^ods 
 
 McTCy^tofoW } l,f4th*andfpUowing of phis Tide into this Bay it 
 flomd bktzfootejbthat it defkappeare h^e ewdjcmly that thffs 
 great ei^aatity of waters are infant ctttfiemed withfioWing aad 
 ftfioWinginto % TBayes, ~ 
 
 1 
 
 ., the remainder may be Jhent alofig4bi cdltfi of Atnctica from 
 Ca^ Chidley SouthWofrdtfor AirAohtl Kl^ht h^ore bis deaths 
 wrhjtjiythatoheTidecam^fi'omthet^ 
 
■•»•-• 
 
 
 ■»' 
 
 % 
 
 hit distk'wrhit.tkeCHrttufiMmfirmn. CW. Vf tytttjiith 
 
 And to conclade whh th^Cc lo Fathoms it flowed up and 
 downe, can be by no oitherAines then fomc fudi Reccpt*. 
 de there, to reftrainc this great Oceans flood j ^f 9^1*1^ 
 NJnimldj. wd in Srwr n»# bctwixt EngUnd and If w, the 
 Tvde comming oat of the Ocean ^mtJretMd into the one, 
 and fromthcnce betweenc 5% and//fc4»f it«o thco^^^^ 
 ?int of iflhc being thus affronted oiuft perforce eUvatrhiS 
 Iters fe J*oifc great heights mtill the Floods retraft. ^ 
 Wee have now made tif5bly appeare,the beft Arguments 
 ^ times did affbord; for belccve mee,if I cotdd have pickt 
 jRny better I would not have left them forth, they being 
 pertineife) the purpofc 1 have in taxc , yet fj«ty wee doe 
 
 notibdlny certainty thereof. *^l^]}'^^^'^'^^^t^J^ 
 through our Freet, or that any ^^ww- were csftvpottrte 
 coaft ofgfn»M»> or that a PprtingMilwtio for hispaines wM 
 baniflit iko t^/riV#, or that if we wiU take ^^h c^«odiw 
 vpon credit, you may have more of ,-™'^J'^'^,^S?'• "^^ 
 lihlnkc we may haveaffo ofa W^-rf that|>a|A^atelfl 
 King Jitmes bis tlmc,ana^6Wrid< up this rabMc |PI> Msth 
 
 nes defucff, the Grccke Pytoc. V , ; -^ > ^.*fi*wii»*. 
 
 Yourl?hyldfophcr7»ISi^#rtorJP/iwr, your CofmCtrat^Wf 8 
 
 irftbefe^ernctimcsa»./»«' and ^'"^^^^J^Z 
 giveusat^thingthat wecan make reafonible;atfiirance^6r 
 that we dare adventer upon, yet fee how apt wee f« to take 
 thofe neighbouring fablesintobclcifc, whereby *vc «uiy de- 
 --^/•i L .u^ ^««K*rnr«»urenbcaineitJoritmay 
 
 
 either by Chrittun, Indian, or o^"" "•""" "'Tls-rT-' 
 • greatdowriesh»vebeenefpent about her, andfomeh^«ve 
 
 Knights have bid toe for her, y«t««"°"°''fi^''"lX 
 thtt the f»?/.Jfc have imbrac'c her about 'he middk. Ondv 
 *de*»Ke f« our purpofe,that the ife.w*' «^ A«rO»ft ^ 
 toThe N,E iatb sod.andknow oo^htrbwflw.t^ rtiajr, 
 
 
 c o n t inue i 
 
 - 1% 
 
 the other is Paulh ^nrt*i Who ftiled ^^>2I^J*^^ 
 ;ir4nji- f«)m r-r4,"4 towards the N,E. I foo^^ 
 trguethatwc hate notftraits br paffagt to fafte-fremlottrw. 
 
 ■ute'. 
 
 MM 
 
NfTtb-mifi Foxc. 
 
 wmmm 
 
 l4pW, 
 
 At lead: 7* 1 
 fathomt 
 
 |m we have biato the indof our DifcoFcrv into Mdrt dtlZuri 
 Rehing my weary invention, upon the llaflfc of this opinion 
 for a while to bee better ftttsfied cpncerning; this Current, 
 which the moft Authors infift fo ftrongly vpon, as^makesmc 
 doubt if rwerc to follow thereby to find the t|nd of tbi> 1>t* 
 i4lMs his Laborinth, I (hduld very hardly have aijy hopes of 
 returning againe the fame way , becaufc they %%t fo vehe- 
 mently upon thii naturaH motion of the Oibest(ro as in M** 
 ttlUns Strait menarc violently driven backc) inferring there- 
 V, that all things included (hall bv confequence follow the 
 fame; fo that I (hould fight againft the ftreame to Returne 
 the r^me way. But while I ao^ thus pondering out this doubr, 
 its piompt into aayminde, that if all things included muft 
 follow^ then (houldalfothe Ea^th walkc in the fame Revohi- 
 tioa wii;h his neighbour the Sea^as alfo my felfe,ai>^ yet keepe 
 at Uie (iifliicdiftaQce fo as i am never the nearer, nor further 
 foe my pH^pqfe ( by thofe Cirato motions.) But now my 
 luxkcment wiihes me to ftay nearer home, and let thefc wan- 
 denng,travels of the thoughts palft, for that my ownc cxpcrL: 
 eoce Is better able to fatisSe me then* all thoft Elimentary 
 cpgUfttipiw^ «id thui in fewA^ord^^sthpudidft carya 
 flpodii4i: along with thee^hrpugh Pt€fum^§df»nKi^ $Wang^ 
 I ^fft from the Ei out of theHyperblpKiarv,fo:baft thou found 
 another on the W.fide thereof comming from the* W.out ot 
 thtjtJHivriedtlT^ur^ which fliallbrMig £he home againe witli 
 tfjet^cc e^pcditipn whrcby thou weitearrycd for «♦. ^ i ^ 
 
 HAtfarfcQOi 
 
 ... ■. « 
 
 
 Tin Pr$t4hflitf\ 
 
 Ecbaveotfervcdin the former lurnalsof Sir Mdrtm 
 ^„., Pr$hriflier^T)Mvit^^4jmouth^ HklL Knigbh and>li> 
 «fS<^#»,|Chatthe current doth fet fromthc^.fi^eofcywwl^iirf 
 over to the S,W,and W^aad that ncrc the toaft it fcts ,W* ii^ 
 wherein we have floated all this time.atid thereby are brought 
 toWbourin R$hl»tmvt\mt'}X. fiowes S fathomes. right up 
 aaddownc, and if the ac^nt brought gptp me % my men 
 tiaybebcleeved t ha t t heflMn g ite t h farrA^furmoiint this 
 
 tad that a E,S»E Mooae makethHill^ea, it doVh aUo ap^jpare 
 \ by yLu'SjUt that farther within the ftraits as atVS</t»i^#, He a 
 1 SiB^Qpncbriw high water and tlvtti^Qwrf^ 
 
 ^t 
 
f'C,- 
 
 Nar$b fffffi Voxc. 
 
 with Rif»Uit\0n,i%lL\(o at thtlUto^^^dtAtmrcphy Ut^^df^ 
 
 it flfowed above 4 fath. they being almoft inthchalfeway ' 
 
 the diftiticcs being netc 8 5 Icag.the courfe W.N. W.).r dcg. 
 
 and differing in Latit.ncrc about 1 d- from W^^l*' to SlJWi// 
 
 lie is Jpleag. VV.by N* where it flow eth ncrc4 farliiirtd a 
 
 S,S,E. Mooue.and iaadl thofe three ^htrvi^ls in wbicht h*^e ^ 
 
 beene viz.bctwixt Sir.tP«<^/; i^>^^ his He and TSCtgiaf^hdms lie 
 
 betwixt that and eJW'*// He, as alfo betwixt 4-5V»// He and the 
 
 Kings Tromtntorj^ in all thefe 3 I fay For I have had fure tri- 
 
 1U9 and fo had no man befqr^ mee, tha; tltc; tide •f tlioflood 
 
 doth cOtae from %ht ^.E. running halfjc crdeand with'a« (Wftt 
 
 a curfdntai ^octh in the itircr o^TkMmtifiixa Miik Heto the 
 
 S.fidc of Sea Hbrfe P9y nt, they being diftant 25 leag^ I found 
 
 the tyde to floW, as nerc as I could take it by the lead line > io 
 
 f oote, and a s/by E. Moo^ic full Sea , the tide of ebbe tl*eVc , 
 
 hoWirii;hii courfe doth but oncly (U^e f«r the time of floud 1 
 
 aboikiliowrejwhichftrohetidcinthetwQ N.'moft chanM 
 
 XitXsht^ixjil^otthghMm andthc'ICings Fr^wtfiforyby aUUke- 
 
 lyhood doth contiuue his piflage bctyvetne C^^tOmfm on 
 
 the Wcfti and w ^"^^ w4»ns ^ffrt^^.mKhxiJLi^t'^ttxw- 
 
 nihfetltti^ Waters mo Fret urn £)Mvif by.tbi^^fc* 'of^ f **»**^- 
 
 ' F0r th^l^ydc that commeth on .^Jit SoutkGhanniBfl^^betwtAi 
 CwWhiftenholme z\^0t^rj Ilc^ ar:CCOntumedinftrength 
 ♦ndflov^ing, fettingMfcj^^ Sar-njriwft 
 
 Sir mert O^^ftlr i\ty,m Sk pndUy OiJig?^^ cbemoft p*t 
 of fh^ Utt^r flood falUng.into Hudptm bay. ■■:'''■. 
 
 Yrom SM-iw-A^^fWrt on theWeft to CiiriM 5ir4W.w^^ 
 
 diftance is about 5% leagues, there it doth flow but 6. foote In 
 heightjjndbat 4£Vhourcs in tiiDc, (for f/«^/tf«j Bay bathde- 1 
 veiiredinelatt(iir^Wl) fo as hecre want^thboth tyde and ^ 
 time, tQ wit, ffottineerc $. fathome« to4» to.neerc4.toao.' 
 footfbut^w to d.fpot ; yet this flowing is continued accor- 
 ding to tfe Moones cuurfe, to wit, from E» S, E. to S, E. to 
 S,S,E- toS,byEaoS,b)^VV. vyhichis an evident and alTu- 
 red tbkenVthat^hisTyde was fed and cpntinucd from the Ea- 
 ftetneO c ean,com'mtng i n b e t w' i xt Cape FgrPiU ifl QroynUnd^ 
 ^ and the North maine of ^mertc^h but now ended neere into 
 \ this grej^t Bay, and ebly returned backe agatne attherecourfc 
 Vf thctydc. For ia WMitdfom Voyage the cydc of ftood(thc 
 '.i>;;, ■■ ■ • ■,-;^ -/^^ Ship 
 
 },CI)-ine!i 
 (I yall of the 
 tyd«« 
 
 r ■■ 
 
 mrfi point 
 
 PtrtlmJ, 
 
 Iswrn^nefi-! 
 
 ■ I 
 
 HMia 
 
 iriMi 
 
£i 
 
 Anew 
 floo4. 
 
 WtMi 
 
 w^*- 
 
 
 
 (Wpfeiag^ipnf round apiontRol*c)wis^f^^ to come 
 fro«n the B.ehe ebbe from the W - whidi was noothcr; thcu 
 chcTydcaudt^itcaincinandrct forth betwixt Cape WW- 
 
 Itis now probable that this tyde of the S.ChanncUj com- 
 mingffomtheEaft, is>iot an end; and that Tyde o|i the 
 North is turned away.asi.havefound by experience at C*4- 
 
 Standing from hence 7 3 leagues into the latitude of ^4 
 %o m.whicb. is to tlieNorthof that hi|h land oXk^Hapfs 
 -^^iwrV^l found 41 Tyde fctting from the Nort^V«i the ijii 
 didthek ccMift which Tydcdid flood ^boVe 20 foote water, 
 in the de4d ncepe, fas it was at my being ihcre jlj^nd - tlhat k 
 did rurinc Nfe ti^ beingfuU Sea about clocJce 11. So asa- 
 ^WNtfta VV.S. \¥.Moon inalceth fiiH Sea, I w^as C6miii;»ndd by *» 
 thekieerofmyinftru^ioflton^kt 9 petfeft DiicqinEry et. 
 their by Ship or Boat ofallthat undifcovercd betwixt this la- 
 titwdeaad Ptvt ^fifmt^ and alfo that betwixt /#« Ne^tn 
 and ^M^/^M Weft Bay, in which difcovery i now came to 
 firnfe th^tlwts'OBC of my way, for fayiing from this lahd, 
 where f fbttrtdifais hew Tyde,w<* land I havenamcd^7^» 
 £«tirri ir#Artf«»#,itbeingontheNorthmoft known part uMn 
 tlie Wei^rideof 9mimi#94^^ whereaa there it fLoviUio 
 miicbwftcr asbefotv^nda W.S. W* MoonenowcQahing 
 ^^g thia Weftfidtf'upon aS.W.by S,traecourfc as theland 
 dtdiieaboiBillea^esteanliandlnamcd 'Bmke CM4tm^ 
 there the bcft obferration that 1 could make, ifcund that 
 itflowcda^eft by South Moone,and but lofoottheneepc 
 tydcJwrii^M ^ doe ^\^x^ this account, as iiyny ./burnall 
 dktth appcarc. Goading from hence to l^«rr 2^<^; xio 
 IfUgnes, I found it there to flowll N.W. Moo|ie*mi|tJie 
 necpe Tide, but ^ foot water, and tfaebeftSp^|3^ca(-^- 
 fifled^Q' the wind brought in but 14 foot vvatiM|hd after 
 n:om thenec towards ^jim//**/ WcftBay^itiiow^^ffc vjato: 
 vet fuilne with courff^ for the time bCfuU'StiwEn^^ 
 Sqniie,ro aftit waseafie toconfet^re that f went feo^i t^ 
 Tyde Which is e(pecialfy to be iiicciftcd to make this Trca- 
 tiie to be better undcrftood," and how this tidc'doth waftcit 
 
 
 fclfe. Now it cannot be den/ed but that this Tyde that i% 
 movcd^ccordingtothccourfeofTydcs, with his conftant 
 
 .^.■— ^-.-^---^---r-' •-^-::^-._:.:^l-^.v;^V■^-^-■----^-^-^^:--./..:.ll.bbing, 
 
 ■iL 
 
 ■'^■i^ijSiJ^iti^iiriSt; 
 
—IT — -r" "" ' " ^ — T" 
 
 ebWng »nd flo«,ing fo great a dttonee « abo« «*« Wf^* 
 of thisBjy. cccuting neere betwixt «»#.« ^y*,*"!^' 
 
 hwiiiB many mSljes and checfees by the way aaioagft th* 
 iUndsand toils, (Would be able to repaire and recall ag»me 
 thi. huge .quantity of waters erecy u hoar«, if it were 
 aotfed andliipplyed fromfome great MdvvafteQccan, nor 
 if thereprovc to beapalVage.as is mcll liledy , as_ hereafter 
 fliall follow,it canrtOt be conceited bu: thit it mult be fo (pi- 
 ticyus.asMniocbi vifabUbetweeuB Uad and Und , aad why 
 
 . may ^Mtbethat there is no ftrafght b« that the SeaJ.es 
 open tothe North (a. at C.Finm»rkf ) rfw that the land W 
 
 ' dothtrent Weftward.asniayberufpea^dbythewantof icft 
 .thitthe land being farre remote to thoMorth or vyeft, the 
 
 tell ihafiiife and adjeaating. »we feebythe.lesftffarre 
 
 &otland.anl OrkntJ ftaBdiog in and peere the ftme paral el, 
 
 SftSftozen. f,hm^<xC(«»\ whereno Snow will he' 
 
 ■Wranyt mein Winter.the caute may be byf he Seas moving 
 Itot them theireiraiits being fofmall is the Seas breathing 
 tCh^heTydes and winds contiuuall <iafing,aboBt them 
 
 doth evapof aK fome part of his warmeneffe ipto the. Ayre, 
 whe'-eb/ the froft isreftrainedtromtheexercileot bij pow- 
 er, for the Sb hath a kiivleof temperature betwixt too hot, 
 andtooc^de, in the hot and coW ^.i"^ Hisinuchto bee 
 • hoMd by this want of ice.<that as at the_Nort h C«pe of f.»" 
 L^,. (alt%.ugh I do<? affure. mee that this para^eyeth 
 SOuMds off that parallett. and about the- Articke Circle) I 
 that this Continent of. the Septtntrwnall part f^«": 
 - W« »av incline to the Weft Southward about this latl- 
 Zl * Va" of£««wdothtotheEaft, forbyjhi^fl.^ 
 Slof wa?S in «5o d. ro m.neere 4 fathome* ( ,s^t R«*. 
 ^^in the Eift) it cannot be larre to the winding of the 
 
 Jf^S^inqui.e'fi^m w^nca this Tyd. told 
 .lomeV for tbat i^ the way to the paffage. for it cannot be laid 
 r^omefri^the Eaft through f««» ««^«», for. there 
 'Sotaoretodifprove thaCthen what went facfote. when 
 ' tKdcdidq>d>tq*». W /yr>(?,inflowms b»t6 foote 
 
 |4j .. 
 
 C.Finmatke 
 
 'r- 
 
 N.GapSf 
 
 «> 
 
 «nd 
 
 • :\,"- 
 
 mJSiJmimmimimtiiiift 
 
 mmmmmm 
 
mm. 
 
 impf 
 
 9MP 
 
 ,j 
 
 (»■ 
 
 i 
 
 ^'«,> 
 
 InftruAion 
 
 Whalcs.Sca 
 mors* / 
 
 :\iik. 
 
 fimh-wif Foxc. 
 
 -T-^ 
 
 arid 4 hoitfcsi«it dothat thfcteghtiot all Rivers being farre 
 
 fromthcSea. ',*./. .j .. ^ 
 
 Should it come from the Ndrth.tbcn it fliculd as well Cur^ 
 rent that land on the Eaft fide ot this Bay to C<m Sw^m Nefi 
 along that fmalldiftaiiccof4.dUjfeacs, if fuch a thing be at. 
 all or no, as upon the W0 fidie.' For, a 50 leagues of now 
 knowBcdircovcryf^ttihgiromthc North, it fliould divide 
 cfluall waters betwixt them. Which is found to thccon- 
 triry,andif foch land <^l!hUtf4oleagues along from Swsnncs 
 iVrj? Weft ward, therii there not aboue jo more, for th^ 
 brenthof the |>aflagc,ff6throngh whence this tide ddth come 
 which I fliouldthinkcwete to narrow to let in and out fo 
 much water in the time meritibnedjto bring any flood on this 
 fide^now in hahdling,fof at S«'4wei Nefl the ilood fct Weft, 
 »nd the Ibfac Eaft ; andif^^ this Tyde'going Weftj >vcre met 
 with more wat^,^ irom thence, it muft floW extraordinarily 
 highat thcNeft(tftlPf|reat Rivers in time of land-waters, 
 the Sea flood meetir^^puts up the waters to fuch heights, as 
 doth inforce all theit^ouhds) and reiedcd the Tydes courfe, 
 whic^ t lound to bc'c6nftant,for that I was there two floods , 
 
 ^9neeblkahd4i»IlcL>^ ! . ,; V ^ v,:, y V 
 ^^ Howj^an it now be imagined but that^hc Tide doth come 
 frpm the Wcft9andYo coafteth along the fame iide , as wee 
 may obferveupon ail Tydes from what fca foeverthey come, 
 looke upon What fide they enter,they Current the fame , and 
 fbdotlithis,f6^thit called rfK/w,ncvcr proved Bay yct,aiid 
 who hathfi3mcd,the'fame,might as well be deceived hcte as 
 at other ptece$ by >bgs,bankes,forif this part be protrafted, 
 leannotfttetlttttherc is any difcovery ^made at all on both 
 
 thc^notihg. ■ f:' ■./■•; ■^: "■'■''^~ ^■■''\-' '■i.r'^ v 'i ".. ' " ■' 
 Tiicreforcitmuft be confeft that tins Tydc doth come 
 fronithc Weft,fo incli!iir?g to that (horc,and that itisa Tide 
 hath been prove3,for Idbe not ^hinkc'%iSthcre's any that 
 
 ! Will pretend inunii^Hg, iinpulfihg.,or ingulffng:^and that 
 it doth proceed from fomc great Gceaii, is w'fHout all con- 
 tradi<flion ; forcommingtb this WeftiidclJoutid great ftorc 
 
 * of ilfli placing at the cruft of tjie water , and of gaat fifli 
 
 ; w^ich is a maine argumcnt^for th<^re was \^ h flci.,^Sc*^.i«ui;4, 
 I 1 gqiScaies, of which there arc infinite , which fifti doe .not . 
 
 ^ 
 

 
 hi^e in Wwter but in deepc O^cahi, andthat thofic Whales 
 niuft come ftoni the Weft,is (ccrtainc, for all the; way from 
 Cane F^tfftiM aU that diftlnce of nj^crc $00 leagues j w« 
 \ aid^notfeA>ncttntillIcaroethere,whicbifthcrfthad becne 
 ^ any lyingfo long becalmed and amoogft the ice^ having lig^ 
 ntght$,we(hould'havc fecnc them,for they arc fifli thaiaflfect 
 to plajrand breath above the water. . 
 
 The mSbe tarid was high within Sit Thmat R»eyjVeU 
 cpmitU in£ the ftraights be(ides,with dcepe water to fhof e> 
 whereas diro«vering Southwards , ifr fell to bee lowland 
 with JbaUowihore, at 1 1 fathongs, wee could but fee it up»on 
 the hatches; this is muchcontrary to the Oceans, who are 
 boUndedwithhi^mouittainous climes • ftecpc Promonto- 
 ries, ragged Rockestand inamoled Hands, fubftftingupon in- 
 |earchabledeepc«i(alt^ grccnc-colq^ 
 
 live the great hflie^ U , 
 
 .„ Nowletuscoro^e this. Tyde with t$me others neerer 
 W owne homc,with which we are thi^oCl familiar 5 as to 
 begin at the moutfaof theRiverTl>*wf>,towa^8 which,twp 
 
 ■-Tydcsrefort*^-;' ■}■.-• #iPi. , - 
 
 . Andat theOTOUth thereof it flowetMSHindN, Moone,at 
 
 $ke S^F9rcland,S4S.JB4h theCtoiinfU ofthe?/# <»f miht,S.E. 
 
 orS.E.by5»at^^»ai«MW»^1«r«^^ulfe the O^^n 
 
 dothfirft cater our ChanneH^Ei!|*^E.i|iis Reckoning goeth 
 
 jgain(ithe3uniieandMoone>yctthi$isthc.WAy to llndc the 
 
 .Seafrbm whence the tide doth come* ' • ■ 
 
 . ;^kewifc»alongfttheNortTicoad^ithcrc<omineth another 
 
 jdetothq (aide River bringing thcjikc flowi&g, a#afU 
 tRf^ anlwtpableatthe fame diftance, fot'trom off H^r^kit^ 
 itilqweth S-S^E. at Urmimtht S. E. itUtif^effi, E. by H. at 
 Whstby,H*E*2tBMrvkkr^M, E. at Mt^kfasmmeffeH. by E.m 
 Orlw^N. Now w^ kapw that botli. thofc Tydcs # tttij one 
 Jpom the Northjthe opherDromthc W«cft ». caroebodi outof; 
 ^hf^elftpriic 6ce«n^5»^|hat from the Nortfite^ 
 trehtiwg his channcUi iiistCurrent fromthe Welf *w»ftwards, 
 ^?^as a| Xiifm9HtktQS^M>9^SAdlSt,l^MwreficcW^tqi&» E. 
 
 n^f^an^atfei6rf:Iitvefc<rf5^^ ; - 
 
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 tlwmfelvesJW they ftt ?t tbeklirft comming fr<M tlw^^ 
 am And therefore why wee you nottfainke thtt the land 
 catbc Weft in tJiiiptrtage (baihend twardf theSout^into 
 4;i/iir# We/ -^•r'jaRitdotbhcfic tixitfod within thil'Bay,S.W» 
 
 by S^foinlatuiidcd4. vt<> ^^'^.^^^'^^^^^^P''*"*"!!* 
 hcid4ii$i«ilthefcTide$ nietattheK««»> X«i*«i5,^iidtanic 
 
 their ftr«amcs into Tbsmcs, it not being able to rcMioc them 
 both the other parts are turned riong the coafr of . Fi«wdrr/, 
 Hti^dJ^r^f^fVii Z^^*^' whcrctbofe Tides doe eiid,, 
 by reafoh citbe Maitickej Seas bottomc , it heing^arrc unto^ 
 befi<k the ftrait Channels betwcene itandthcJouH Itifi 
 made nowhearetoappeace,that hetMtmU(^theOec- 
 an,a8 the Attenticikctotiie Weft, ortbc ll»^*r«i« «o the 
 I^rth; forthemouthoftheRiwof fiwiari maft foUow 
 t«kTydc,oac thmg is tobeo&^OTed, tiiat it ilowtth more 
 water upon thi? codft of ^»»?^^*then « doth, upon jrhc other 
 coofts mentioocdjthc reafon may bcbeciirtce**gUii«i«ndctn 
 nearer the Weft Sea. . .; ' __^ ^4^ _ 
 
 Ukm now againc how' places firrc remoie frtrti thfcfe 
 our neighbour ChinneU doth correfpond with them as in 
 Qrwtnlmd it flowed E.and W ♦Moonc, and followmg tihe tide 
 L oie«ues to RrAii»ri<w^ flowed E.S- E. as before, : »ndf^ 
 
 the<S?f«ting in wiohthe Swini uno* tt«oWed & Wr 
 Zimmu AT^. and there isioft in Huifm^ «•;, fa«h»t k 
 holds th»feme quality in the proceffieof tioir With the for- 
 mer from the Weft ifid k iaappamitthat ooieeke the Oce- 
 in&ofii the bottoms d|liforsdeepcBiyes,«r within lands, 
 •i L^iWt-^'^"**^* ^fthe t^^ic^wcmaft find the good 
 tide^ fdltewk down* the Wllof tune, I««f« P«>c»- 
 dinoiiBainft it,we (haU Aorten the flood, as this ds^ wd fcall 
 be whireit flowethaS.Moone,W*i€hw«»^ V» 
 
 o*«heil6ckejo morrow we fliall be wtee ^he iiiftc Tydc 
 flowed bur 9- Sothat I being hm allowed what- cxpjrience 
 dothB»ked^e«nmme4)Othn##ft*P■iC«ao cMe Wh^r * 
 inakcfiOjdoubt hot re provt il4ip? 
 
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 the c«urfe time rndx^nj^ of this Tyde doth correfpond 
 with all other OceiiiTydcs, it running alfo halfc Tydc. 
 (which is the floods ininniifg ftill the wty of flood,untiliit be 
 liilfeebbeonfliorc, thecbberunnlhghkewtt^ his coar(e> 
 io contimiiiice untill the water bee hslfc floWtd upon the 
 flioise) la«iteinnotbcfaidtow*nt any joy nt or memiier 
 of tn Ocdms flood, but may rightly btctearmodiUnifnc 
 
 Itm^ be objcfttd that although bjr all likclyhood that is^ 
 v^^T/tt ir may prove to bca grett dift|ice to faile through, 
 andhowihallamaadoetojfnowwhenhc is thorow, that 
 thereby he may direft his courfe Southward. - . 
 
 lanfwercitcanbc nogreiit diftancc, for that the water 
 doth heighten in Spring.Tydes,almoft as much water at Sir 
 ThtmMKw WtUme in the Spring Tydet,as at C. W4rw$tn* 
 which ftandeth in thec^ge of the Hmtbmm Occkny and 
 therefore how can this Tyde come fiirre fromhisiea, and 
 briiigcpnOintly as aiiicih water as it flqwetiiin any placct:hit 
 ftaii£thufe<re the Oceans lips; How can then tlw c^*re 
 irfe/ir<ir,beftirrc from hcnct, for the diftancebetwecne Cape 
 WMVwieki^TiA S^^s^fii is not above aoo leagues wberc 
 this Tydcsqttitccoftfumed,foat the likcdiftance from Sir 
 TuJ^Koes mU0ftifi^\mr^ Tydealong that Bay holds 
 thefamcuntilHnthelK)CtoEftcthercot,itbc conVumed, for 
 ! have heardfroHifomeithatifNofth winds doth notmforce 
 ► the Tydcs that they doc'not flow above tMrofoojm "'^f^' 
 
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 * Methinkctiid«ireis:^iret|natcnall proojes thatowikeni 
 
 better for our purfKjic/orto.anfwcrc andfrce this 0OttW, 
 
 :thoughaJlthcfcftofSir^»*f^ Ma««f ^""^ 
 
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 fis p tflDiee <Jtnnoj be lon|,for th^ they ot^ ApM extend 
 rcadth ofiheir^ntty to X^rt tp Eaft. . r; » ^ ' >|^ 
 4t:fr4Mcift* a-«<»/f)thc5pamjh Pflpt reports 0F*.1fipi , 
 ret^fl*t^e<l fr<¥D the Northward m Wt paffigc from /#•» «^<^ • 
 fMf^mi4^ which he ftyibjcohtinucd howfocrcr fbe w^es 
 bi^jWithisdoch )ftiew thc<ca t6be,cipfn to AcN. :ibr thelikc . 
 miiy be obreryi;Miiip6n OIK N.coiftiibout Wk*tky w^txc the 
 higheft'ftt of the Scacommcth from the N,NljW. although 
 that poydt bl6wcth oblicke to tbecotft; yet there is more Sea 
 ^ iherWith then the N.E.wiod hriag«th,thw blowes oppbfitcj^ , 
 %cTcafonis,thatthcUridtothtf.NAW. wtbe furtheft «•«- 
 ^0tc.aU open towardi thepolc. whew thcfip windcs Eaft* 
 wird«<*Nfdoeblow»butfri»mgi^MM 
 ^i^rcljcttjwhoft grcateft diiUqce: being opt abor e 1 79 leagues 
 liii^]iVa&t4>acc.to raifehis fwelling morion, but contrary v 
 at|;hcentranfeintoourehannc]fc&Qiii"\y. you flisU havcii 
 c6tit)uaU fct into S/r«t/e,w4iicb (howes the dinanccf df land tQ . 
 he far totl^W.aftidS. wards, andthelikemufthisptiitcdto 
 thii ictot;iiFr4«tfM<yiM»/4, and aUb by that current that f et /«• 
 T$r€ tOv nitrr, it ii4uft»€ome outof a wide Sea from the Ni E .. 
 Arid iov knowing wbtA thoa art through, be aHured thou 
 (hiit h«rc as great a Sea fi»oi tif 4</,2r«r asfrom the W antb 
 ourj&lceve, andthcfc-engthof tideafong thecoaft will- lave 
 tiiee^thcJithou ftialt nptteare todirea thy courfe tP r^rwrM 
 
 It may alfo be (aid that the Articke Ciircle is far're N.and that 
 it wiirbe froft,Icy andcold^nd that th»e i$ but two monctha 
 U the^r| to make thia tiiall,. for in thcr^ it vwijl^not be 
 
 naUigable.-'"^" "v-'^"^'"' ""■• ' ' ' ■■„ ■ ' '^''"'-"v'" 
 
 . X anfw^ret th|t thie Artidcc circle tsnot io &rrc N. a$ the 
 igape of l^inmirkejnitre in 7 j d. where there it few Or no Ice 
 atatiy time* and thereby it is Nivigable at all times, b^t that 
 there is n<|trading in winter; befiwtheSiwoje Saving great 
 declination South, it is all night. Butwhatisthis to the Sea 
 tlktisd o iu'eQ^Ice,tl^elikemaythi$bef0rartyy€tkn 
 
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 forafter I went tioitiSii^4mn^^,^{^rio,f:^ to the N. 
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 Iattctendof-i<»^»Aand^heUrid hid no faow thcrton, al- 
 tliough itbcvery high land, and furcly is inhabited, for ^Ife 
 hpw could there have bccnc fo manjr corps inwallcd at Sir 
 ThamdstttefWelfme^ytt^^yn^ from hcncc S,warditltQ 
 chebay it wascoldert andyct warnje enough. ^ ^ 
 
 And for thofeWc \<rhichare iiigcndred in tbisiliallow (andy 
 Bty is bat as inoiher places in i^»/«ncrc the fame iatitvfor 
 tbofethat have gonctinoely into the Bikukf^c^ hath loiind 
 ycecomrtiing out ofche Sound, and it is no matvaile to f^c 
 thc^fatne froze over, which in thole parts is as ufuall as to 
 have a noore,to havre the (hipping froze all the whole wtnt<:r 
 thcrcirt,an4 for waggons t^ goc in winter where S^iips faik 
 inSomtttcrJFbrinany milesjforitis well knowne that thO(e 
 /$Siudy Eaftcmelow countrcys^s Sfnw<4, "Deftmark*, Prtjl4n4, 
 "andthc:2^>4/iE»*r^^i^/,arein winter fabieaed to- violet froft, 
 ;tl)«« vvh^ fhduld not wee allow this low fandy CQunirey J 
 "and Bay the lifee|. being about the (atne parallclUand a Bay as 
 ; thcBalticke is alio from thence; which Latit.: whereit free- 
 zethfo hard, is from 51 to?57d.6uc ekvace the Pole to yi d- 
 thtreatthat time of winter in'thc lame a)ntinent,t here is no 
 ycebut thatiyou naay failcS,ca free into the coalVofR»jp4;why 
 fnuld then this our Wefteme paflafee be dcnyed of as good an 
 Dplnion butihat iwmay be Sea free as wellas theira to failc in- 
 to the Af4r«;^/^«r to Ci«/fc4»<i,bemgdoubtlcflfctothe South- 
 war^ of that paraJlell ; thcfe 2 places of ft^opi and AmmcM^ 
 ;thus ahfwering one another bqth in quility and clime. 
 
 Goc to IfeUndzi the Fifliers doe now in Mdrch the North 
 
 part lyingjh the Artick«circlc,andyet thofe Fifliermen are 
 
 not fo troubled with Ice but that they an faile about it, and 
 
 . for the yce they finde there they conceive to be ingendrcd in 
 
 ' the Bayes, Rivers, and Inlets o(§r9nelandy and not about the 
 
 ' llandnoi in theSca: Itnowappeares as 1 faid before that this 
 
 f counfty doth but conjply wit l> thofe countries Efftward, and 
 
 tbe like may be cxpcftcd by theiii that is found by tht other, 
 
 ijor can ^is chauncll be narrow,fhat in d poynts of the coii- 
 
 pafl'ebeingbu£4hov^t<fcsl'Of iaie, to Witjfrom Sir ThomMs 
 
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 thought that I know of noland to thcW.ot Eanpei continenc 
 wid cficrcfoteWhen I am come ibout the C^tWimtMrkf I di- 
 reft my courfc to the S.and W.wards asfiooocif thfland will 
 give mc leave. For I doe know that it doth tccnt fo, aad that 
 the coaft of '3S(jrw0y is bonded with an Ocean, now bending 
 towardsto the W.ofS.not knowing of great Arifrittw i di- 
 
 re(^mjr I courfe gained as I conceive, imagining that at ftiall 
 meet with no land to the W. of B«wf#,biit thinking thus . to 
 proc CLede I finde the land to meet mce to the W . as I thought 
 to have failed to wit thecoaft of great UrirMWf, and there I 
 finde a tide going along the land to the S. ward, I follow this 
 coaft hopcing it may caft about to the W.and as 1 proceede fo 
 .doth this tide keeping the height of hif water fttlt, fO by this 
 ebbing and flowing,conrfeand Latit.l doc liflureit to my felfc 
 tlwt it cannot be any part of the maine continent of Enrcpt^ 
 nor adioyning thereunto, and thus perfuing to the S. in long 
 diftance 1 finde that this tydedoth ftill continue his height of 
 water foby that I fpeede on with morecomfort, at length I 
 come betwixt a maine lands,and doubting (ome alteiation or 
 imbayment,! keepftillthc W. fide for thereby I muftobtame 
 myintentif atalljbutffow whA Tcometomakte triallof my 
 tyde I find, it hath left mee> which to fore convaycd mc ma- 
 ny 1eaguik>ng tbisunknowne coaft, and now my tide ot flood 
 commeth from the W,ward and againft me as I (hoold fayle, 
 thalUnotthcnaflurcmyielfethat in purfuing againft this 
 cyde that it will bring me into a new Ocean by which I fliall 
 obtaine my dcfire which is the Atlanticke Sea,yea and I /hall 
 find it fo,for as that tide which came along with me,from the 
 N^out of the Sea which I have failed from, will dircft mcback 
 againe into the {ame5e»,fo fhall this new tide from the W.in 
 Ibilowing lu^sbbfa bring me into his Ocean or the Atla^k 
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 pedStc a Voyage tlirough a great Ocean in a Country I 
 have heard to lye fartothe W.dircfting my courfeW- ward I 
 met withlandlooncrtberildidexfeAin coafting this Uiid 
 W- wards 9 t find »«i entrance which I follow for by my 
 account I am bii\newly come to Sea and muft be farrc ikort 
 of n^ intent, but folli>wingthis entrance I finde:there is eb- 
 bing aniflcwiog which Ipurfuc andfindcittobcaRivcr^ 
 Wmch conceive toVc the river of T****/, I goc therein with 
 the tide without debarre or hinderance» yet Ending the fur- 
 ther up that I do proceede tbe tide hcighweth leOe water and 
 rtmeth leflTetimejfo as knowing I goc fti&the Eaft,W.ward 
 us I deHreyyct I doe not know what wipB^omeef this haz- 1 
 zard, but not knowing bow to meti^ my feife I muft now 
 play the game this way, at length tcome to the bead of this 
 nver, whichconceive tobeat JCfMr^/^fffythere 1 finde this tide 
 which IfoUowed out of cheEafteme Se%to fall into « fpapious 
 and large Msn^ Ptwt^ w>hich M^ire l&fittu Nowit qnuffcbe 
 conctivcdjthat til rf^ Country -bctwecnc Kinffim and Severn 
 necre»r»/i#«ra$partofSiirry part o£ HMmfjkife^ Wihjhire^ 
 Gl»JhrfHr€fixf»r^,'Bmt1^t^mtK4pzrtM,Mi^^^ 
 '" To be iagidfed tnd turned iat6 an inlaSa. Sea round about, 
 being entrcd in this T'mui Ibegin tockcuft aboutby the S,$, 
 W .and cones to W . fide where 1 6nde m Inlet to wit th c ri- 
 ver at B^r^lycomming from theW. Sea ^ItofSewriie eb- 
 
 bing and iiowing jhto the tM 
 
 which I entrcd. now I intend to 
 
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 tyde by obfcryition,as yeftcrday it flo 
 
 day it flowed a W.by N. Mooae kei|>i 
 
 and rcfluxc from tbc W. Eaftward 10 ! 
 
 tyde and is come in fhort diftance , tathe ^ 
 
 cdS.W.thcfametideItookeatinycntring this river or in- 
 
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 HAmhrtftlh is EngUnd^Uom whence we faile to Fretnm 
 Hii4l/oft,yNhichhere is conceived to be thel *<«»M,whofe 
 h»iA9% KinfM^itgrn^ SWmus ^e/t^ the Country i Pont or 
 Mar,fo in^fed imHt**^ ^ 'Buttmt Bay»thc W. Tide com^ 
 ming out of tljeJ^mat Sevitne is that new Tide I found at 
 $irTir«iiMi^«4^^Miich purfued will bring me into the 
 
 tet it not now be faid,that there is no paffage by the N, W 
 into /»<^4,forthatth^beft^i/»«x'''»^^"^^ thofe learned m the 
 Mathcmatickcs and all Arts , have in former timeconfented 
 that v^mtricMistn Hand and feparated from any otliercc^ti* 
 nent, by w hich great TriMts have been perfwadcd to adven- 
 ture and countenance with great Jimmcs, (nor were their 
 hopes miftaken,aIthougha$yetG6dhathnotappoynted the 
 time) as alfo the Nobility, Geiitry,& llerchanta,whfn in. the 
 Voyage of 9ir Tti^mss Bitttmt;wtTt about 1 60 adrehturers; 
 
 My coiifoiit is, that the quantity of .Whales and SeaMors 
 that place aflfordeth(although it may be thought that I did not 
 fee the 1 00 part) will( when Whale oyle comes into requeft) 
 drive the Merchant to fend the Marrtner to vifitc the lie of 
 Broei^e CohhMt for the Whale, & with their (haWopa range N, 
 wards to fcarchfor Vnicorne horne. Mors teeth, and Whalc- 
 finne.to come where Sir Tho 1 Jf •# will bid them jr*/c#«ir,and 
 bythefe inticements they will be per(waded to inquire after 
 this ride,and at length bring^iomc the good newes (which I 
 cxpe<»l)ofthi$ To long fought for. . . 
 
 • For my part,! have now waflit the Black- moore thcfcflve 
 ycares, having yct'received neither Sallcry, Wag^es or reward; 
 except what fom fewGcntlemen hath, I know not whether in 
 curtclic or charity beftowc^ upon me having toiore had nny 
 
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 Ana chis tt mcrrc For their Snac^a^^^H^th pica* 
 ftdalintgbtyCodofhisgicanicrcy,iliii^B^ prclcive 
 choTeiaploycd thit way totmch in chii«Pery» that no 
 ihip ever pchiied, but howloever they mflF^fed. the «*<J"'?t 
 W«skrought home, and wee made acquainted with their 
 aftioas ; all which, wee mutt acknawledge to be the prosri- 
 dencc of Almighty God.who \^ii^ thus ptciervtd tho(e Iccds 
 wehavcfowneand will doe ftilluntiil the nniccome which 
 |>eh4thappoyntcd,to(endfoiiic happy min to pluckc the 
 fruit. Hcctc lyeth the way to ffic^', «nd he that findcs the 
 famcbrings honne the 9»'4*« flnet. % ^ j.., 
 
 Tlwfitrhoftheknowne (and luppo<fd paOages) to that 
 rich /niiww by the Pole icidte, yet never attempted; the 
 Siineflrandmoft hopcfuh ofthofe three, y^'^;^^^^J*V}^ 
 ?hi Lrteft ot them all.aa from our N.parts ot i^#r W/ lies, 
 from thelatit. of 6o 6. to thePele it fclfe, isbut 600 leag. •f 
 whkhit hathbcenctayledtothfl ^i^^hy Captamt I^- 
 Z!^t^jLsdHkio^H-lif hisfurtheft vifiblcmarketo theN. i 
 
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 wa%?*«^ Lord ^>-i(f.W,nowBarleof.^/pf r, and jit 
 If^ttimt Lord Prcfident of cheNorth,by whofe great affift- 
 iTceXge^ando^ntenajjor, with the Merchants of the 
 
 te Wltofcrtlid. Ihip. Wbithfnbjefts, with theiroyks, 
 WjXfono. "nd m4«"«'. ^-ho and have miferaWy pe- 
 XdJSweif he had not brought them home, to this noble 
 lords petpeturil honour «nd the fenre incom^ement of j 
 S«wae,Vow the moft richandliifeft that wee h^e. And 
 XfeSebeftbyprefcription orany ctherdametbeC tyof 
 SMStbeCorporatibn of Ki^»" vpon «•« can nleade 
 fcih^AiuSTof theirTradlthithef , ImakenoSoubt. 
 
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