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Thomas Wentworth Higginson, A book of American explorers, chapter 10 (search)
so as That. Captain Gosnold seeing his whole strength to consist but of twelve men, and they but meanly provided, determined to return for England, leaving this island, which he called Elizabeth's Island, Now called by its Indian name of Cuttyhunk. with as many true sorrowful eyes as were before desirous to see it. So the 18th of June, being Friday, we weighed, and with indifferent fair wind and weather came to anchor the 23d of July, being also Friday, in all bare five weeks, before Exmouth. Your Lordship's to command, John Brereton. Ii.—Captain Waymooth captures Indians, and explores the Penobscot River. [Captain George Waymouth, or Weymouth, sailed from England in 1605.] Wednesday the twenty-ninth day [of May], our shallop being now finished, and our captain and men furnished to depart with her from the ship, we set up a cross on the shore-side upon the rocks. Thursday, the 30th of May, about ten o'clock before noon, our captain, with thirteen men more, in