 | Sir Francis Drake, William Sandya Wright Vaux - 1854 - 424 strani
...Celebes, where, by reason of contrary winds, not able to continue our course to runne westwards, we were inforced to alter the same to the southward againe,...dangerous for us, by reason of infinite shoalds which lie off and among the Islands ; whereof wee had too much triall to the hazard and danger of our shippe... | |
 | Richard Hakluyt - 1893 - 344 strani
...to continue our course to run westwards, we were enforced to alter the same to the southward again, finding that course also to be very hard and dangerous for us, by reason of infinite shoals which lie off and among the islands ; whereof we had too much trial, to the hazard and danger... | |
 | Richard Hakluyt - 1893 - 350 strani
...to continue our course to run westwards, we were enforced to alter the same to the southward again, finding that course also to be very hard and dangerous for us, by reason of infinite shoals which lie off and among the islands ; whereof we had too much trial, to the hazard and danger... | |
 | Guy Carleton Lee - 1900 - 652 strani
...to continue our course to run westwards, we were enforced to alter the same to the southward again, finding that course also to be very hard and dangerous for us, by reason of infinite shoals which lie off and among the islands; whereof we had too much trial to the hazard and danger... | |
 | Guy Carleton Lee - 1900 - 642 strani
...to continue our course to run westwards, we were enforced to alter the same to the southward again, finding that course also to be very hard and dangerous for us, by reason of infinite shoals which lie off and among the islands; whereof we had too much trial to the hazard and danger... | |
 | Richard Hakluyt - 1904 - 504 strani
...of Celebes, where by reason of contrary winds not able to continue our course to runne Westwards, we were inforced to alter the same to the Southward againe,...dangerous for us, by reason of infinite shoalds which lie off, and among the Islands : whereof wee had too much triall to the hazard and danger of our shippe... | |
 | 1903 - 636 strani
...to continue our course to run westwards, we were enforced to alter the same to the southward again, finding that course also to be very hard and dangerous for us, by reason of infinite shoals which lie off and among the islands; whereof we had too much trial, to the hazard and danger... | |
 | Richard Hakluyt - 1904 - 524 strani
...of Celebes, where by reason of contrary winds not able to continue our course to runne Westwards, we were inforced to alter the same to the Southward againe,...dangerous for us, by reason of infinite shoalds which lie off, and among the Islands : whereof wee had too much triall to the hazard and danger of our shippe... | |
 | Samuel Purchas - 1905 - 584 strani
...Hennes. Of Cray-fishes also here &"''• wanted no plentie, and they of exceeding bignesse, one ray~^s 'whereof was sufficient for foure hungry stomackes...upon the ninth of January, in the yeere 1579. wee Januarie, in ranne suddenly upon a Rocke, where wee stucke fast from ^""° '579eight of the clocke... | |
 | Samuel Purchas - 1905 - 592 strani
...Hennes. Of Cray-fishes also here B""wanted no plentie, and they of exceeding bignesse, one Tfvt swhereof was sufficient for foure hungry stomackes at a Dinner,...upon the ninth of January, in the yeere 1579. wee Januarie,in ranne suddenly upon a Rocke, where wee stucke fast from Ann° 1579. eight of the clocke... | |
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Westwards, wee were inforced to alter the same to the Southward againe, finding that course also to be very hard and dangerous for us, by reason of infinite shoalds, which... 
