(P. 21)
[ about it is hung Gourds Feathers, and other such like Trophies, ]
changed to:
[ about it is hung Gourds, Feathers, and other such like Trophies, ]
(p.28)
[ for tho' this most bears a Seed in a Sort of a small Cod, ]
changed to:
[ for tho' this Moss bears a Seed in a Sort of a small Cod, ]
(p. 44)
[ the Sinnagers, or Troquois. ]
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[ the Sinnagers, or Iroquois. ]
(p. 47-48)
[ At that, time these Toteros Saponas, and the Keyauwees, ]
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[ At that time these Toteros, Saponas, and the Keyauwees, ]
(p. 73)
[ on the 6th of February, 166(3/4) came to an Anchor ]
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[ on the 6th of February, 1664, came to an Anchor ]
(p. 75)
[ to more Certainty, and greater Anvantage; whereby they might arrive ]
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[ to more Certainty, and greater Advantage; whereby they might arrive ]
(p. 80)
[ to leave the more Northerly Platations, and sit down under ]
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[ to leave the more Northerly Plantations, and sit down under ]
(p. 87)
[ In the Year 1707. we had the severest Winter ]
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[ In the Year 1707, we had the severest Winter ]
(p. 91)
[ and dry it in the Sun. to keep for Use. ]
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[ and dry it in the Sun to keep for Use. ]
(p. 111)
[ {Plum.} ]
inserted before:
[Damson, Damazeen, and a large round black Plum are all I have met withal ]
(This follows the paragraph on Apricots ["Apricock"],
and the absence of this or similar side-note seems to be accidental.)
(p. 118)
[ This Beast is the greatast Enemy to the Planter, ]
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[ This Beast is the greatest Enemy to the Planter, ]
(p. 120)
[ There Fore-Feet are open, like a Dog's; ]
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[ Their Fore-Feet are open, like a Dog's; ]
(p. 120)
[ great Gust in September.