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Ii6 tbeTravels and Voyages Lib.H,
Beafts ca ny in their Ventricle, but t.
follow the others about this Ifle tj
find out Water, and fome curiod
Things.
W# went thus three or four League
without finding any Water, at which
our Companions were mightily afio
nifhed, and deceived as well as thoft
the day before : For we had nothk
at all to quench ourThirft,amidft fuel
exceffive heat of the Sun: As for fflîj
Ihadcarriedinmy Pocket a Coccf.
or Palm-Nut, full of Liquor,   whicl
was no fmall help to me at this time
and I believe without that, I fhouli
had much ado to   have returned
Our Carpenter was forced to ftay be
hind, earneftly defiring me to tairj"
with him; But it was not my inter
tion to lie in thefe Défaits ;   he:
the Ship was to fet Sail the nextn
ing, which gave me the more.couraa J
to return the fame day.     After
ving thus rambled about,  and rt_P
from one fide to the other, at laft.
came under a great Tree, wherei
fat down in the Shade to take our ret
And as it is certain that there jsfl
better Remedy to quench the'


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