Sir Humphrey Gilberts Voyage to Newfoundland
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John's;it is a low land, being off from the cape about half a league; withinthe sea riseth up a rock against the point of the cape, which thereby iseasily known. It is in latitude 46 degrees 25 minutes. Under this capewe were becalmed a small time, during which we laid out hooks and linesto take cod, and drew in less than two hours fish so large and in suchabundance, that many days after we fed upon no other provision. Fromhence we shaped our course unto the island of Sablon, if conveniently it...would so fall out, also directly to Cape Breton.
Sablon lieth to the seaward of Cape Breton about 25 leagues, whither wewere determined to go upon intelligence we had of a Portugal, during ourabode in St. John's, who was himself present when the Portugals, abovethirty years past, did put into the same island both neat and swine tobreed, which were since exceedingly multiplied. This seemed unto us veryhappy tidings, to have in an island lying so near unto the main, whichwe intended to plant upon, such store of cattle, whereby we might atall times conveniently be relieved of victual, and served of store forbreed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John's;it is a low land, being off from the cape about half a league; withinthe sea riseth up a rock against the point of the cape, which thereby iseasily known. It is in latitude 46 degrees 25 minutes. Under this capewe were becalmed a small time, during which we laid out hooks and linesto take cod, and drew in less than two hours fish so large and in suchabundance, that many days after we fed upon no other provision. Fromhence we shaped our course unto the island of Sablon, if conveniently it...would so fall out, also directly to Cape Breton.
Sablon lieth to the seaward of Cape Breton about 25 leagues, whither wewere determined to go upon intelligence we had of a Portugal, during ourabode in St. John's, who was himself present when the Portugals, abovethirty years past, did put into the same island both neat and swine tobreed, which were since exceedingly multiplied. This seemed unto us veryhappy tidings, to have in an island lying so near unto the main, whichwe intended to plant upon, such store of cattle, whereby we might atall times conveniently be relieved of victual, and served of store forbreed.
What to read after Sir Humphrey Gilberts Voyage to Newfoundland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Hayes to read onlineMoreLess
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