Betty B.

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Then our men with their muskets killed three or four more of them.
So they went their way, within a mile after we got down two leagues beyond that place, and anchored in a bay clear from all danger of them on the other side of the river.
Where we saw a very good piece of ground.
And hard by it there was a cliff that looked of the color of a white green, as though it were either copper or silver mined.
and I think it to be one of them by the trees that grow upon it.
for they be all burned, and the other places are green as grass.
It is on that side of the river that is called Manahada.
There we saw no people to trouble us, and rode quietly all night, but had much wind and rain.
We continued our course toward England without seeing any land by the way all the rest of this month of October.
and on the seventh day of November, Stilo Novo, being Saturday, by the grace of God we safely arrived in the range of Dartmouth, in Devonshire in the year sixteen oh nine.
End of section twenty six
Section twenty seven of Great Epochs in American History Volume one.
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Great Epics in American History Volume one Voyages of Discovery and Early Explorations one thousand AD to sixteen eighty two by Francis Whiting Halsey.
Section twenty seven
Champlain's Battle with the Iroquois on Lake Champlain sixteen oh nine by Champlain himself.
We continued our course to the entrance of Lake Saint Peter, where the country is exceedingly pleasant and level, and cross the lake in two, three, and four fathoms of water, which is some eight leagues long and four wide.
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