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 -  Their weapons are the long
bow, and handgunne, wherein they excell, as well for quicknesse to charge
and discharge, as - Page 389
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Their Weapons Are The Long Bow, And Handgunne, Wherein They Excell, As Well For Quicknesse To Charge And Discharge, As For Neerenesse At The Marke By Reason Of Their Continuall Practise (Whereto They Are Forced) Of Shooting At Wild Fowle.

Their maner is in Sommer time to come downe in great companies to the sea side, to Wardhuyse, Cola,

Kegor, and the bay of Vedagoba, and there to fish for Codde, Salmon, and But-fish, which they sel to the Russes, Danes, and Noruegians, and nowe of late to the English men that trade thither with cloth, which they exchange with the Laps and Corelians for their fish, oyle, and furres, whereof also they haue some store. [Sidenote: The mart at Cola.] They hold their mart at Cola on S. Peter's day: what time the captaine of Wardhuyse (that is residant there for the king of Denmark) must be present, or at least send his deputie to set prices vpon their stockfish, train oile, furres, and other commodities: as also the Russe Emperors customer, or tribute taker, to receiue his custome, which is euer paide before any thing can bee bought or solde. When their fishing is done, their manner is to drawe their carbasses Or boates on shore, and there to leaue them with the keele turned vpwardes, till the next spring tide. [Sidenote: Sleds drawen with Deere.] Their trauaile to and fro is vpon sleddes drawen by the Olen Deere: which they vse to turne a grasing all the Sommer time in an Island called Kildyn, (of a verie good soyle compared with other partes of that Countrey) and towards the Winter time, when the snowe beginneth to fall they fetch them home againe for the vse of their sledde.

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