 | Christian Isobel Johnstone - 1837 - 446 pages
...authentic relation of this almost miraculous preservation. It states, that after the Hind was lightened, " the winde (as it were in a moment by the speciall grace of God) changing from the starrenot far from the coast of Celebes, in the latitude of 1° 56' S. Their miraculous escape made... | |
 | Sir Francis Drake, William Sandya Wright Vaux - 1854 - 424 pages
...tunne of clouc3cloves, eight peeces of ordinance. and certaine meale and Tneheipeof 01 ' a current la beanes ; and then the winde (as it were in a moment, by the JJ^"' speciall grace of God) changing from the starreboard to the larboard of the ship, we hoised our... | |
 | Richard Hakluyt - 1904 - 524 pages
...happily of the danger. We lighted our ship upon the rockes of 3. tunne of Cloves. cloves, 8. peeces of ordinance, and certaine meale and beanes: and then the winde (as it were in a moment TheMpeofa by the speciall grace of God) changing from the starre- "??"". '" L i li1 jci I • & Bi... | |
 | Samuel Purchas - 1905 - 584 pages
...danger. Wee lighted our shippe upon the Rockes, of three Tunne of Cloves, eight Peeces of Ordenance, and certaine Meale and Beanes : And then the Winde...moment, by the speciall grace of God) changing from the Starboord to the Larboord of the shippe, wee hoysed our sayles, and the happie gale drove our shippe... | |
 | Samuel Purchas - 1905 - 582 pages
...danger. Wee lighted our shippe upon the Rockes, of three Tunne of Cloves, eight Peeces of Ordenance, and certaine Meale and Beanes : And then the Winde...moment, by the speciall grace of God) changing from the Starboord to the Larboord of the shippe, wee hoysed our sayles, and the happie gale drove our shippe... | |
 | Albert Bushnell Hart - 1910 - 636 pages
...selues most happily of the danger. We lighted our ship vpon the rockes of 3. tunne of cloves, 8 peeces of ordinance, and certaine meale and beanes : and...the ship, we hoised our sailes, and the happy gale droue our ship off the rocke into the sea againe, to the no litle comfort of all our hearts for which... | |
 | Richard Hakluyt - 1927 - 328 pages
...selves most happily of the danger. We lighted our ship upon the rockes of 3. tunne of cloves, 8. peeces of ordinance, and certaine meale and beanes : and...drove our ship off the rocke into the sea againe, to the no litle comfort of all our hearts, for which we gave God such prayse and thanks, as so great... | |
 | Henry Raup Wagner - 1926 - 612 pages
...the danger. We lighted our shippe vpon the rockes, of 3. tunne of cloues, 8. peeces of ordinance, & certaine meale and beanes: and then the winde (as...moment by the speciall grace of God,) changing from the stare boord to the larboord of the shippe, wee hoised our sailes, and the happie gale droue our shippe... | |
 | Albert Bushnell Hart, John Gould Curtis - 1897 - 636 pages
...selues most happily of the danger. \Ve lighted our ship vpon the rockes of 3. tunne of cloves, 8 peeces of ordinance, and certaine meale and beanes: and then...moment by the speciall grace of God) changing from the staereboord to the larboord of the ship, we hoised our sailes, and the happy gale droue our ship off... | |
 | William Galvani - 1999 - 236 pages
...We lighted our ship upon the rockes of 3 tunne of cloves, 8 peeces of ordinance, and certaine meal and beanes: and then the winde (as it were in a moment by the special! grace of God) changing from the starreboord to the larboord of the ship, we hoised our sailes,... | |
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We lighted our ship upon the rockes of 3. tunne of cloves, 8. peeces of ordinance, and certaine meale and beanes : and then the winde (as it were in a moment by the speciall grace of God) changing from the starreboord to the larboord of the ship, we hoised... 