A Relation of a Voyage to Sagadahoc Now First Printed From the Original Manusc
A Relation of a Voyage to Sagadahoc Now First Printed From the Original Manusc
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T[ The reader will notice the recurrence of the word "gentlemen, " which gives some idea of the reputed status of many of the colonists. — B. F. D.
28 were well contented that all should land. So all landed, we using them with all the kindness that possibly we could ; nevertheless, after an hour or two they all suddenly withdrew thein:?elves from us into the woods and left us.
We perceiving this presently embarked ourselves, all excejit Skid- warres, who was not desirous to return with us.
We s...eeing this, would in no sort proffer any violence unto him by drawing him perforce, suffered him to remain and stay behind us, he promising to return unto us the next day following, but he held not his promise; so we embarked ourselves, and went unto the other side of the river, and there remained upon the shore the night following.
Tuesday being the 11th of August, we returned and came to our ships where they still remained at anchor under the island we call St. Georges. * Wednesday being the 12th of August, we weighed our anchor, and set our sails to go for the river of Sagadehock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T[ The reader will notice the recurrence of the word "gentlemen, " which gives some idea of the reputed status of many of the colonists. — B. F. D.
28 were well contented that all should land. So all landed, we using them with all the kindness that possibly we could ; nevertheless, after an hour or two they all suddenly withdrew thein:?elves from us into the woods and left us.
We perceiving this presently embarked ourselves, all excejit Skid- warres, who was not desirous to return with us.
We s...eeing this, would in no sort proffer any violence unto him by drawing him perforce, suffered him to remain and stay behind us, he promising to return unto us the next day following, but he held not his promise; so we embarked ourselves, and went unto the other side of the river, and there remained upon the shore the night following.
Tuesday being the 11th of August, we returned and came to our ships where they still remained at anchor under the island we call St. Georges. * Wednesday being the 12th of August, we weighed our anchor, and set our sails to go for the river of Sagadehock.
What to read after A Relation of a Voyage to Sagadahoc Now First Printed From the Original Manusc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Davies to read onlineMoreLess
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