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quadgram	frequency
on the th of	137
at the same time	88
cape of good hope	47
the cape of good	46
was found to be	40
the morning of the	36
and on the th	34
at the distance of	29
the rest of the	28
on board the resolution	27
in the course of	27
with regard to the	27
came to an anchor	26
for the purpose of	26
on account of the	26
morning of the th	26
on the st of	25
the name of the	25
the inhabitants of the	25
under the command of	24
as soon as the	23
the th of june	23
some of the natives	23
on the next day	23
in the morning of	23
were found to be	22
they were able to	22
the command of the	22
the whole of the	20
at the head of	20
on the rd of	20
that part of the	20
on the same day	19
on board the ship	19
on the part of	19
the head of the	18
the th of december	18
voyage round the world	18
gave the name of	18
and some of the	17
the th of august	17
on the th the	17
in consequence of the	17
and the rest of	17
of the royal society	17
with respect to the	16
this part of the	16
part of the world	16
of the inhabitants of	15
in the latitude of	15
the coast of new	15
the th of the	15
the end of the	15
by some of the	15
the distance of about	14
it would have been	14
the greater part of	14
the th of april	14
at the end of	14
a great number of	14
of some of the	14
that there was no	14
of the natives were	13
the natives of the	13
the evening of the	13
of the pacific ocean	13
on the other hand	13
the th of january	13
in the midst of	13
the earl of sandwich	13
the transit of venus	13
in a state of	13
at the time of	13
cook and his friends	13
said to have been	13
the part of the	13
the th of may	13
of the south sea	13
the th of february	12
in the middle of	12
in such a manner	12
for the first time	12
the people of the	12
the conduct of the	12
of the same kind	12
the course of the	12
the surface of the	12
on board the discovery	12
and the next day	12
had an opportunity of	12
in a short time	11
to the south seas	11
to the pacific ocean	11
the afternoon of the	11
in which he was	11
they were obliged to	11
in the same manner	11
as soon as he	11
the bottom of the	11
an eclipse of the	11
did not seem to	11
of one of the	11
the south pacific ocean	11
in the highest degree	11
on the th they	11
the middle of the	11
it the name of	11
the th of october	11
be found in the	11
lieutenant cook and his	11
the prosecution of the	11
the lieutenant and his	11
in the island of	11
eclipse of the sun	11
by one of the	11
appeared to be a	11
with a view of	11
seems to have been	11
till the th of	11
the north side of	11
the next day the	11
quarter of a mile	11
it was not till	11
th of the month	11
the th of november	11
a large quantity of	11
with the intention of	11
his course to the	11
the manner in which	11
the th of march	11
in a great measure	11
on the morning of	11
evening of the th	10
in the shape of	10
on the present occasion	10
a view of the	10
a large number of	10
was a matter of	10
to the rank of	10
called by the natives	10
early in the morning	10
the th of july	10
part of the island	10
to the command of	10
the remainder of the	10
and as soon as	10
on the top of	10
to return to the	10
it could not be	10
on the other side	10
and one of the	10
coast of new holland	10
he gave the name	10
of the th of	10
in the history of	10
the mouth of the	10
to an anchor in	10
to the north of	10
part of the country	10
attempt was made to	10
the west side of	10
in the prosecution of	10
the place where the	10
some of the indians	10
in consequence of this	10
as soon as they	9
as far as the	9
in search of a	9
the disposition of the	9
to be found in	9
had been in the	9
to be an island	9
in order to make	9
side of the river	9
that it would be	9
to be able to	9
of a southern continent	9
a part of the	9
prosecution of the voyage	9
of the south seas	9
a quarter of a	9
had been discovered by	9
to the knowledge of	9
point of the bay	9
by the name of	9
with the inhabitants of	9
of the southern ocean	9
who appeared to be	9
that he was not	9
they were unable to	9
in the bay of	9
the lieutenant of marines	9
to have been a	9
that he could not	9
part of the coast	9
that some of the	9
return to the ship	9
of the south pacific	9
one of the natives	9
in the afternoon of	9
season of the year	9
as degrees minutes south	9
in the british museum	9
he was obliged to	9
of this part of	8
a plentiful supply of	8
in a few minutes	8
of the crew were	8
on his return to	8
as the ship was	8
voyage to the pacific	8
the direction of the	8
on the nd of	8
as if they had	8
the success of the	8
for the sake of	8
appears to have been	8
the edge of the	8
was to be seen	8
part of the natives	8
some of the men	8
the health of seamen	8
if they had been	8
the return of the	8
with a piece of	8
found to be very	8
it was found to	8
the surgeon of the	8
a charge of small	8
of which he had	8
proceeded on his voyage	8
one of the most	8
the date of the	8
intercourse with the natives	8
some of the officers	8
every part of the	8
the board of admiralty	8
as far as he	8
of new south wales	8
the crew of the	8
put an end to	8
the town of kavaroah	8
at the expense of	8
on the evening of	8
the king of the	8
on the sick list	8
the back of the	8
that it would have	8
on board the endeavour	8
greater part of the	8
lieutenant and his friends	8
the night of the	8
in his power to	8
was not till the	8
of those who were	8
from the cape of	8
was promoted to the	8
the other side of	8
inhabitants of the country	8
to be fired over	8
they could not be	8
in this part of	8
about a quarter of	8
the appearance of the	8
captain cook and his	8
on the north side	8
the ship was in	8
it did not appear	8
returned to the ship	8
seen on the th	8
gave it the name	8
who had been sent	8
a few of the	8
be of service to	8
other side of the	8
they appeared to be	8
but the natives were	8
given the name of	8
the greatest part of	8
the east side of	8
out of the harbour	7
one of them was	7
command of the expedition	7
the progress of the	7
quarter of an hour	7
to go on board	7
account of captain cook	7
he was able to	7
the st of may	7
was by no means	7
reason to believe that	7
lords of the admiralty	7
in honour of his	7
mr banks and dr	7
a quarter of an	7
was not to be	7
of the natives of	7
the cause of the	7
the names of the	7
from the time of	7
from the want of	7
did not think it	7
in the evening of	7
which had been made	7
of terra del fuego	7
as well as the	7
was owing to the	7
been discovered by the	7
upon one of the	7
to be met with	7
the opposite side of	7
some of which were	7
that one of the	7
from time to time	7
that the inhabitants of	7
the situation of the	7
that captain cook was	7
to be in a	7
had the satisfaction of	7
banks and dr solander	7
our commander did not	7
preserving the health of	7
a gale of wind	7
captain cook sailed from	7
the result of the	7
the lords of the	7
which had been left	7
charge of small shot	7
some of the people	7
would not have been	7
which proved to be	7
two or three of	7
the bay of islands	7
was seen on the	7
the hands of the	7
the gulf of st	7
one of the chiefs	7
otaheite and the society	7
at the island of	7
the time of the	7
the state of the	7
the arrival of the	7
there was reason to	7
on board the ships	7
into the hands of	7
is one of the	7
at the cape of	7
the th of september	7
in that part of	7
on the east side	7
it was not possible	7
president of the royal	7
he had an opportunity	7
of the society islands	7
parts of the world	7
that it was a	7
the position of the	7
for the safety of	7
master of the northumberland	7
paid a visit to	7
was appointed to the	7
between the latitudes of	7
the th and th	7
was not a little	7
that they could not	7
the next day a	7
in which they were	7
object of the voyage	7
the east coast of	7
the nature of the	7
that he might be	7
in the neighbourhood of	7
side of the bay	7
the man who had	7
a day or two	7
in one of the	7
that captain cook had	7
opposite side of the	7
out of the ship	7
in the south seas	7
he did not think	7
the preservation of the	7
happened to be the	6
islands of the south	6
afternoon of the th	6
such a manner as	6
the fury of the	6
the king and his	6
on the point of	6
was one of the	6
latitude and longitude of	6
some of the chiefs	6
he was in the	6
first voyage round the	6
on the return of	6
under the name of	6
it was found that	6
on the th a	6
from the island of	6
consequence of which was	6
it was evident that	6
in charge of the	6
the island of st	6
is called by the	6
was at that time	6
had been sent out	6
of the new zealanders	6
to fire at him	6
the journal of the	6
did not appear to	6
it was necessary to	6
that it was necessary	6
of the board of	6
hundred yards from the	6
of the coast of	6
it not been for	6
back to the ship	6
had it not been	6
they were found to	6
the south sea islands	6
the people in the	6
the effects of the	6
a party of men	6
his return to england	6
in the progress of	6
course to the west	6
that they did not	6
east side of the	6
a considerable quantity of	6
so fortunate as to	6
and his friends were	6
that he would not	6
the minds of the	6
of the ship was	6
which appeared to be	6
directed his course for	6
a good supply of	6
the resolution and discovery	6
to be in the	6
and the ship was	6
night of the th	6
the consequence of which	6
of the island of	6
end of the island	6
of the friendly islands	6
the whole course of	6
in order to have	6
the empress of russia	6
in any part of	6
than any of the	6
to which he gave	6
course of the voyage	6
it was impossible to	6
surrounded by a great	6
the next day they	6
came within sight of	6
they seemed to be	6
as well as of	6
to have been discovered	6
he was accompanied by	6
and that it was	6
on the following day	6
as the eye could	6
in a small canoe	6
the latitude and longitude	6
in a little time	6
an attempt was made	6
a visit to the	6
by which they were	6
to come on board	6
captain cook gave the	6
is said to have	6
come to an anchor	6
surgeon of the discovery	6
the geography of the	6
if he had been	6
the sides of the	6
the language of the	6
islands of the pacific	6
the gentlemen on board	6
and as they were	6
on his way to	6
anchor on the th	6
in order to get	6
the islands of the	6
of wood and water	6
the board of longitude	6
during the whole of	6
the tide of ebb	6
some of his people	6
of the language of	6
in the name of	6
promoted to the rank	6
a considerable degree of	6
to put to sea	6
part of the globe	6
as they had been	6
which he gave the	6
in conjunction with the	6
the eye could reach	6
in which he had	6
nearly in the same	6
that it could not	6
commissioners of the admiralty	6
to be one of	6
and after a time	6
the existence of a	6
of the people of	6
that none of the	6
it is said that	6
north side of the	6
and it was with	6
and a piece of	6
a friendly intercourse with	6
to the royal society	6
second voyage round the	6
out of the water	6
he was promoted to	6
in the form of	6
on the west side	6
an account of the	6
to which he was	6
the top of the	6
the course of which	6
the health of his	6
the voyage to the	6
that they had been	6
head of the bay	6
supposed to have been	6
at the age of	6
came off to the	6
the least appearance of	6
arrived on the th	6
appeared to be of	6
ships came to an	6
had been sent to	6
have been discovered by	5
at a considerable distance	5
had been stolen from	5
in longitude degrees minutes	5
east coast of new	5
it must not be	5
in consequence of which	5
a little to the	5
a chief of the	5
proved to be the	5
of the second voyage	5
could not have been	5
to the northward of	5
at the rate of	5
under the necessity of	5
such a length of	5
the best of his	5
our commander had ever	5
and it was a	5
and at the same	5
is now in the	5
as far as it	5
position of the ship	5
the god of war	5
the ships came to	5
to be the most	5
the people of this	5
during the whole voyage	5
to the cape of	5
of a mile from	5
part of new zealand	5
that had been given	5
circumnavigation of the globe	5
the death of captain	5
character of captain cook	5
friendly intercourse with the	5
west side of the	5
come on board the	5
of the same day	5
far as the eye	5
to the island of	5
he seems to have	5
of the name of	5
it is probable that	5
not to be found	5
of that part of	5
an anchor on the	5
to which they were	5
was not the case	5
and the other gentlemen	5
not so much as	5
that they should not	5
he was met by	5
and the longitude of	5
parts of the country	5
which our commander had	5
with the result that	5
that they were not	5
on the coast of	5
a musket was fired	5
seemed to be the	5
the side of the	5
two or three days	5
from which they had	5
third lieutenant of the	5
to observe the transit	5
in this he was	5
the st of august	5
they were visited by	5
was supposed to be	5
of the country in	5
all of them were	5
not more than a	5
circuit of the island	5
cape maria van diemen	5
the firing of a	5
their course to the	5
the extent of the	5
and the society islands	5
from the coast of	5
feet and a half	5
to the memory of	5
and proceeded on his	5
seemed to be a	5
on the th june	5
he was to be	5
in search of the	5
to proceed to the	5
one of the sailors	5
during the stay of	5
the command of captain	5
when the ship was	5
carried on with the	5
not far from the	5
the time of their	5
they had met with	5
the custom of the	5
when he was informed	5
not seem to be	5
the dead body of	5
for the use of	5
not in the least	5
in the south pacific	5
of the present narrative	5
superior to that of	5
by whom it was	5
he was informed that	5
at this time a	5
the name of his	5
to fall in with	5
of sir joseph banks	5
in the night of	5
one of which was	5
for such a length	5
a few days before	5
one hundred and fifty	5
in case of separation	5
on account of his	5
to an anchor on	5
service to future navigators	5
did not appear that	5
at the bottom of	5
other parts of the	5
two or three hundred	5
into the pacific ocean	5
could not fail of	5
which was found to	5
close to the shore	5
between them and the	5
that he was to	5
that he did not	5
all parts of the	5
the name of new	5
to go to the	5
afternoon of the same	5
of the health of	5
took possession of the	5
at which captain cook	5
in such a situation	5
the resolution and adventure	5
to the south of	5
a small quantity of	5
in the presence of	5
with which they were	5
were seen to be	5
by firing a few	5
different parts of the	5
our navigators had been	5
that it should be	5
the inhabitants of otaheite	5
the rd of november	5
on th july the	5
by the lords of	5
of the resolution and	5
eaters of human flesh	5
there is reason to	5
some of them were	5
with a view to	5
the history of navigation	5
that he had been	5
were not to be	5
his way to the	5
and several of the	5
which had been stolen	5
the eyes of the	5
one or two of	5
that he should be	5
or three of the	5
of the existence of	5
with the exception of	5
about the same time	5
three of them were	5
well received by the	5
to be the same	5
name of the ship	5
several of the natives	5
of two or three	5
fall in with the	5
he directed his course	5
the south side of	5
in the longitude of	5
a piece of cloth	5
manner in which the	5
with the name of	5
a great deal of	5
appointed to the command	5
at one of the	5
which had hitherto been	5
and the neighbouring islands	5
which had been discovered	5
that our navigators had	5
a state of decay	5
had been visited by	5
the officers of the	5
the entrance of the	5
for the preservation of	5
go in search of	5
the first of the	5
our commander sailed from	5
the command of lieutenant	5
had not the least	5
in the eyes of	5
was of opinion that	5
king of the island	5
in with the land	5
of the river st	5
far to the south	5
which have already been	5
to have been the	5
discovered by captain wallis	5
it was owing to	5
a length of time	5
as that of the	5
that the ship was	5
of the indians in	5
any part of the	5
to go in search	5
the productions of the	5
of the royal navy	5
cook gave the name	5
the inhabitants of new	5
he appeared to be	5
on the th and	5
to the inhabitants of	5
for the recovery of	5
to the south sea	5
similar to those which	5
as a mark of	5
that it had been	5
made up his mind	5
lords commissioners of the	5
of the first rank	5
with the utmost precipitation	5
inhabitants of new zealand	5
with a party of	5
the appellation of the	5
he met with a	5
was the cause of	5
there was not a	5
some of the crew	5
in a very short	5
they were to be	5
the weather was so	5
the knowledge of geography	5
that it was the	5
loaded with small shot	5
lost sight of the	5
taken up by the	5
to go on shore	5
had the appearance of	5
the size of a	5
on his last voyage	5
of the natives was	4
off to the ship	4
names of the ships	4
by order of the	4
to return on board	4
that it must be	4
two of them were	4
trade was carried on	4
on the d of	4
may be of service	4
and one of them	4
of the english gentlemen	4
of tierra del fuego	4
in the river thames	4
by the people of	4
that the men were	4
it was agreed that	4
a fine stream of	4
nothing more than a	4
as a reward for	4
been so fortunate as	4
the land said to	4
the st of september	4
coast of new zealand	4
making the best of	4
which is called by	4
there can be no	4
out of the bay	4
found to be an	4
for a considerable time	4
to the disposition of	4
in the southern ocean	4
it now became necessary	4
the weight of his	4
men who had been	4
one of the mates	4
surgeon of the ship	4
the natives who had	4
the top of a	4
within sight of the	4
blown off the land	4
in pursuing his course	4
not till the th	4
a complement of men	4
the circuit of the	4
the observatory set up	4
of an eclipse of	4
in the beginning of	4
at no great distance	4
repairs of the ship	4
it was discovered that	4
was reason to believe	4
an inch and a	4
the life of a	4
he went on board	4
by a heavy gale	4
in latitude degrees minutes	4
the name of cape	4
and those of the	4
distance of about two	4
great distance from the	4
among the people of	4
the history of the	4
that they might not	4
day on board the	4
be made for the	4
the stern of the	4
command of the resolution	4
to see the king	4
to one of the	4
and in a short	4
which was supposed to	4
it was intended to	4
not think proper to	4
at any of the	4
off the land by	4
the stay of the	4
natives of the south	4
which lieutenant cook had	4
on the opposite side	4
the gardens which had	4
by a number of	4
had no doubt of	4
with some of the	4
the ship and the	4
be carried on with	4
each side of the	4
in wood and water	4
taken out of the	4
our commander and his	4
coast of new south	4
the produce of the	4
in the spring of	4
of the death of	4
in the pinnace to	4
parts of the globe	4
whole course of his	4
the chief and his	4
as it was not	4
with one of the	4
and on the next	4
the western point of	4
the course of his	4
the eastern coast of	4
was not able to	4
were far from being	4
some of the most	4
they were in the	4
disposition of the natives	4
he was anxious to	4
a number of small	4
be an island of	4
one of the islands	4
observation of an eclipse	4
from the appearance of	4
in consequence of his	4
which the endeavour had	4
some of the party	4
a piece of red	4
passage of the planet	4
a distance from the	4
the thumb from the	4
it is well known	4
and taken on board	4
who came on board	4
no less than twenty	4
every one on board	4
which were covered with	4
of many of the	4
him to sit down	4
one of the boats	4
had been informed that	4
had the pleasure of	4
inhabitants of the earth	4
to embark in the	4
cook did not think	4
it was with difficulty	4
distance from the ship	4
to remain in the	4
country is described as	4
preservation of the health	4
it will not be	4
the gentlemen of the	4
in the face of	4
on the next morning	4
greatest part of the	4
the voyage of the	4
the attention of the	4
might have been expected	4
a part of new	4
course to the north	4
part of the south	4
of a double canoe	4
the natives were seen	4
on th june the	4
natural history of the	4
ordered it to be	4
secretary to the admiralty	4
leaving the cape of	4
a manner as to	4
the night between the	4
had a narrow escape	4
that the english were	4
the straits of sunda	4
was given the name	4
the depth of water	4
as he had been	4
land said to have	4
by which he was	4
that were to be	4
the midst of the	4
the south end of	4
which was the most	4
in his history of	4
they had not proceeded	4
it must be remembered	4
of the two ships	4
a supply of water	4
of science and literature	4
and longitude of the	4
health of seamen in	4
for two or three	4
to the shore in	4
in front of the	4
he had been so	4
those who were on	4
of service to future	4
in an eminent degree	4
any of the islands	4
of its being a	4
to the east indies	4
under the direction of	4
the body of the	4
was not possible to	4
for the most part	4
soon as the ship	4
of the same nature	4
member of the royal	4
found to be so	4
behaviour of the inhabitants	4
of a hundred and	4
the good fortune to	4
were in the latitude	4
which could not be	4
close in with the	4
for preserving the health	4
and which had been	4
at the town of	4
paid us a visit	4
were taken on board	4
found it to be	4
progress of the voyage	4
by a great crowd	4
bottom of the bay	4
was not more than	4
of the next day	4
the natives did not	4
many of his people	4
a point of land	4
was sent to the	4
the language of otaheite	4
it did not seem	4
and the inhabitants of	4
it is certain that	4
and that he had	4
cook went on shore	4
found to be in	4
not one of them	4
and was found to	4
a disposition the most	4
and the weather was	4
of the vicinity of	4
to a height of	4
a display of fireworks	4
of the sun and	4
by the earl of	4
but as he was	4
be that as it	4
they were well received	4
things which had been	4
and the result of	4
in the royal navy	4
leagues to the south	4
by the th of	4
that there was a	4
in the hands of	4
in his last voyage	4
to that part of	4
the earl of morton	4
at otaheite and the	4
the recovery of the	4
he was sensible that	4
the sun and moon	4
supposed to be the	4
an opportunity of observing	4
it in the most	4
are of the same	4
to the place where	4
be in the least	4
the crews of both	4
to give up his	4
the knowledge of the	4
a mile from the	4
of his britannic majesty	4
picked up by the	4
on the authority of	4
design of the present	4
appeared to be the	4
the period between his	4
large body of land	4
to the fact that	4
be spared from the	4
the conclusion of the	4
out of the boat	4
was paid to the	4
name of the endeavour	4
might be able to	4
closely pursued by the	4
they had never been	4
stay of our voyagers	4
that they must have	4
was appointed master of	4
of the same month	4
at the friendly islands	4
some of the sailors	4
lies in the latitude	4
and a party of	4
of the men to	4
the whole of this	4
of himself and his	4
of our second visit	4
in which the ship	4
the chief of the	4
far as could be	4
which he was engaged	4
or two of the	4
the great object of	4
there was only one	4
of the planet venus	4
when the endeavour was	4
the least notice of	4
at the back of	4
to any of the	4
the stay of our	4
with the assistance of	4
in a certain degree	4
in different parts of	4
rest of the gentlemen	4
did not think proper	4
he was thus employed	4
one of the few	4
the removal of the	4
been brought from the	4
as there was no	4
so that they were	4
the king on board	4
the object of the	4
a passage to the	4
of otaheite and the	4
forced him to sit	4
be one of the	4
with that of the	4
his second voyage round	4
the indians in the	4
was with difficulty that	4
that several of the	4
that it might be	4
he came to an	4
at rio de janeiro	4
which the ship was	4
of navigation and discovery	4
of opinion that it	4
were on the sick	4
a very short time	4
our commander and the	4
got out of the	4
productions of the country	4
history of the voyage	4
beyond the reach of	4
cook and his companions	4
so far to the	4
that the natives of	4
and that they had	4
they found to be	4
of the other islands	4
that there was not	4
a large body of	4
the design of the	4
in a manner which	4
was taken up by	4
seen at a distance	4
far as he could	4
the main body of	4
the southern part of	4
while the ship was	4
the repairs of the	4
effort was made to	4
through the whole of	4
to the east of	4
after a time the	4
stream of fresh water	4
in the afternoon the	4
to the satisfaction of	4
received the name of	4
on the preceding day	4
would have been impossible	4
that there was only	4
for this purpose he	4
were covered with snow	4
one of the ships	4
the master of the	4
in their endeavours to	4
captain cook during the	4
some of the inhabitants	4
the same time that	4
that as it may	4
not appear to be	4
with a degree of	4
behaviour of the natives	4
the express purpose of	4
which had not been	4
which our voyagers had	4
that there is no	4
towards the end of	4
in the month of	4
and a quantity of	4
of which he was	4
with some degree of	4
of the sandwich islands	4
to each of the	4
to look for the	4
he would have been	4
of the coast and	4
with an iron dagger	4
to the assistance of	4
that of his own	4
to the eastward of	4
some distance from the	4
be fired over them	4
th of the same	4
had the good fortune	4
to the west side	4
was supposed to have	4
which it was in	4
the rd of september	4
cook had the satisfaction	4
the southern point of	4
the distance of the	4
the north of the	4
now in the british	4
at the conclusion of	4
the boats of the	4
on each side of	4
captain cook had made	4
must be remembered that	4
answered in the affirmative	4
as soon as possible	4
land to the south	4
the rd of august	4
the st of october	4
presented him with a	4
the country is described	4
what had been taken	4
to that of the	4
longitude degrees minutes west	4
great number of canoes	4
to any of his	4
could not avoid being	4
on th october the	4
not been for the	4
the loss of the	4
in the night between	4
chief of the first	4
and the date of	4
the absence of the	4
one side of the	4
it was a matter	4
called to them to	4
they had not been	4
to the westward of	4
a chief who had	4
of the island is	4
some of the english	4
there could be no	4
hair of his head	4
the people of tanna	4
during the period between	4
the next day he	4
the cause of science	4
one of the canoes	4
the visit of the	4
an object of no	4
in the records office	4
and it was not	4
the variation of the	4
some of them to	4
himself and his people	4
to the town of	4
he arrived at the	4
ordered them to be	4
to a place where	4
in the direction of	4
was on the th	4
the time in which	4
it was to be	4
he could not do	4
back of the town	4
a boat was sent	4
of the value of	4
observe the transit of	4
between the th and	4
it is to be	4
the behaviour of the	4
to the voyage to	4
that it was only	4
on the arrival of	4
was followed by a	4
is to be found	4
that the natives were	4
cook during the period	4
exposed to the sun	4
took the opportunity of	4
best of his way	4
he was to proceed	4
of the transit of	4
of the kind that	4
about the size of	4
his journal of the	4
by the side of	4
one of the crew	4
under the care of	4
side of the vessel	4
with a quantity of	4
the luxuries of life	4
they were surrounded by	4
at a distance from	4
and all of them	4
be seen in the	4
of captain cook during	4
at the entrance of	4
the same manner as	4
and as it was	4
it is difficult to	4
in the northern hemisphere	4
parts of the island	4
the launch and small	4
the weather was very	4
had not seen before	4
edge of the ice	4
object of no small	4
though it was the	4
the lords commissioners of	4
the largest of the	4
the world in the	4
cook gave it the	4
had come on board	4
the length of the	4
was found to have	4
two of the natives	4
some of the others	4
of captain james cook	4
water in an hour	4
which captain cook had	4
it seems he had	4
that the island was	4
one of the marines	4
inhabitants of the south	4
launch and small cutter	4
as well as from	4
to have been seen	4
the execution of the	4
down to the beach	4
sent on board the	4
and of the other	4
appeared to have been	4
of captain cook and	4
in honour of the	4
the appearance of a	4
and though it was	4
the situation of our	4
lieutenant of marines to	4
have been impossible for	4
little more than a	4
that our people had	4
rest of the natives	4
the st of january	4
gave him a blow	4
the coast of america	4
a man who had	4
the thievish disposition of	4
set fire to the	4
in consequence of their	4
next day they saw	3
the inhabitants of this	3
on in the usual	3
the son of a	3
the island of savu	3
part of the voyage	3
did not like the	3
the isle of pines	3
good reason to believe	3
be sufficient to observe	3
they had been at	3
the time of his	3
the variations of the	3
the spot where it	3
the southern parts of	3
in company with the	3
came in sight of	3
was the state of	3
of a small river	3
short distance from the	3
ship was found to	3
of the navy in	3
of the trees were	3
came down to the	3
a high southern latitude	3
that he should find	3
where they had been	3
that on his return	3
which had been lost	3
entrance of the straits	3
and the gentlemen were	3
in a kind of	3
that many of the	3
three and a half	3
as much as they	3
he had seen in	3
taken on board the	3
almost entirely covered with	3
which they were to	3
southern part of the	3
had with him a	3
which they are very	3
and the next morning	3
in sight of the	3
tierra austral del espiritu	3
he came to the	3
of the straits of	3
one of the best	3
musket to be fired	3
a transit of venus	3
of which was to	3
the captain was obliged	3
on the th he	3
which he had been	3
to the shore as	3
he did not know	3
the passage of the	3
south end of the	3
in some of the	3
the midst of summer	3
in regard to this	3
at least with regard	3
but at the same	3
in command of the	3
with the natives of	3
during the course of	3
it was a happy	3
was said to be	3
each of them a	3
springing the head of	3
them to come alongside	3
in doing which the	3
a group of islands	3
by the situation of	3
and the manners and	3
there appeared to be	3
to the success of	3
obtain a recruit of	3
of the canoes were	3
as it was his	3
himself to the english	3
of the bay was	3
and on th june	3
it had not been	3
was made the next	3
along the edge of	3
some of the gentlemen	3
the survey of the	3
altered his course to	3
as rapidly as possible	3
new guinea and new	3
from one of the	3
this part of his	3
the safety of the	3
that would be of	3
had the effect of	3
strait of le maire	3
of the sailors were	3
parts of the ship	3
fixed the position of	3
to a hundred and	3
with a number of	3
down to the sea	3
two miles from the	3
had been seen at	3
gentlemen of the endeavour	3
while our navigators were	3
but when they found	3
good anchorage was found	3
his return to the	3
piece of red cloth	3
came on board the	3
course of which he	3
but that he must	3
the description given by	3
of which were in	3
captain cook was at	3
three years and eighteen	3
of middleburg and amsterdam	3
which had been given	3
a hundred yards from	3
it would be a	3
to make use of	3
which were discovered by	3
he was one of	3
islands in these seas	3
while he was thus	3
any of the other	3
of the present work	3
found to be the	3
of his way to	3
visit to the ship	3
of the north american	3
the bones of a	3
and seemed to have	3
two ships sailed for	3
they seemed to have	3
in the bottom of	3
did not think the	3
land could be seen	3
his course for the	3
chief asked captain cook	3
which the english had	3
chose to remain in	3
that our commander had	3
the two ships were	3
a dog and a	3
and that it would	3
in the mean time	3
in justice to the	3
if they had not	3
into the water and	3
on the side of	3
and a child on	3
in so short a	3
the want of an	3
secretary of the admiralty	3
spared from the pumps	3
that an indian had	3
for observing the transit	3
the daggers out of	3
grand object of the	3
as long as they	3
of which was the	3
the next morning the	3
not be able to	3
he was well qualified	3
clear of the land	3
command of captain cook	3
to that of his	3
the season of the	3
people of this island	3
anchored in the bay	3
under the conduct of	3
during the whole stay	3
in such a dangerous	3
thirty years of age	3
a boat was lowered	3
been sent out in	3
the object of his	3
one of which the	3
dog and a bitch	3
their stay at otaheite	3
one of the finest	3
the inland parts of	3
as it could be	3
on the east coast	3
which was at first	3
had not proceeded far	3
the account of the	3
which they had not	3
with a favourable wind	3
captain cook was not	3
in conjunction with mr	3
surface of the sea	3
as captain cook was	3
the same with that	3
had met with a	3
after an absence of	3
body of the natives	3
of the officers and	3
length of the metacarpal	3
who had taken the	3
piece of native cloth	3
so thick a fog	3
off in the boats	3
knowledge of geography and	3
he seemed to have	3
the expenditure of the	3
in the strongest light	3
to make them understand	3
which he was accompanied	3
the name of botany	3
him to be a	3
so well pleased with	3
the possession of these	3
in whatever related to	3
thirteen years of age	3
he was at the	3
who had been in	3
came out to the	3
that he would be	3
degrees minutes seconds south	3
and then went to	3
went off to an	3
ever heard of the	3
that they would never	3
on board to take	3
it must have been	3
in the south sea	3
his old friend oree	3
and that was the	3
that in the midst	3
the natives of this	3
of the ship were	3
have an opportunity of	3
would be able to	3
a pile of stones	3
part with it for	3
had ever met with	3
a few of them	3
to a little distance	3
date of the year	3
and in return gave	3
guinea and new holland	3
near the watering place	3
he had made his	3
between the english and	3
as he was a	3
to proceed with the	3
than it had been	3
it was at first	3
large number of the	3
to examine the coast	3
of the gentlemen on	3
as our commander could	3
one of the gentlemen	3
a present to the	3
that they were the	3
to the admiralty on	3
was not willing to	3
and especially of the	3
that he might have	3
western point of the	3
was not likely to	3
of seamen in long	3
in which it was	3
as our commander was	3
of good hope on	3
it may be sufficient	3
the most complete manner	3
received by the natives	3
two or three times	3
was fired over them	3
and there was a	3
and the bay of	3
of the southern hemisphere	3
to sir joseph banks	3
judged it to be	3
embark in the voyage	3
to conceal his tears	3
was no reason to	3
our commander would not	3
on the th january	3
but a few days	3
were obliged to leave	3
that the lieutenant was	3
they judged to be	3
discovered by the french	3
to the king of	3
night between the th	3
was to have been	3
the face of the	3
to be capable of	3
produce of the island	3
while the gentlemen were	3
and five or six	3
they appeared to set	3
his escape into the	3
which one of the	3
who study the stars	3
and it is said	3
of the english breed	3
not the least doubt	3
observations of the sun	3
a discharge of small	3
the united service museum	3
and the following day	3
of eight or ten	3
the island of owhyhee	3
daggers out of each	3
were able to get	3
but they had not	3
and as there was	3
to determine the question	3
was surrounded by a	3
as the latitude of	3
and sails of the	3
and out of the	3
he might meet with	3
with the loss of	3
captain cook had the	3
as they were in	3
to take a view	3
the evening of this	3
of the two vessels	3
he said he had	3
the people on board	3
of twenty thousand pounds	3
in her upper works	3
if he met with	3
them on to the	3
at this time the	3
and to take the	3
information as to the	3
to send to the	3
most of the chiefs	3
who commanded in the	3
to direct his course	3
otaheite and the neighbouring	3
as a memorial of	3
and in a few	3
made to the knowledge	3
of both ships were	3
that he had no	3
by the help of	3
to the discovery of	3
of four or five	3
the english and the	3
of the greatest importance	3
and a second one	3
our first and second	3
which could not fail	3
which the english were	3
which seemed to be	3
king george the third	3
the bay in which	3
of captain cook in	3
to this part of	3
top of the hill	3
with a kind of	3
on th february a	3
but as soon as	3
in the situation of	3
without the least appearance	3
in a condition to	3
at a small distance	3
very similar to that	3
one of the trees	3
and anchored in the	3
the party returned to	3
to look for a	3
the discoveries made by	3
of a terra australis	3
lives of many of	3
he gave orders that	3
our commander could not	3
from the number of	3
the resolution was in	3
in which there was	3
in search of them	3
latitude degrees minutes south	3
oars had been taken	3
but they would not	3
upon a nearer approach	3
to be the only	3
as far as possible	3
a matter of surprise	3
during the short stay	3
when he had gotten	3
was a happy circumstance	3
tupia called to them	3
main body of the	3
got away from the	3
was called by the	3
led out of the	3
he was of opinion	3
it was understood that	3
there was no such	3
man and two women	3
the discovery of the	3
of the like kind	3
the importance of the	3
could not be recovered	3
by every means in	3
part of the ocean	3
the inhabitants of that	3
leagues to the westward	3
the result of this	3
with the natives for	3
the two ships sailed	3
on sunday the th	3
and he and his	3
were able to make	3
was at this time	3
fell in with the	3
navigators got under sail	3
that it was his	3
about twenty of the	3
took off his cap	3
the leak of the	3
on the mind of	3
his final leave of	3
to the north in	3
make the best of	3
this could not be	3
with whom he had	3
they will not be	3
a variety of curious	3
part of new holland	3
the country was very	3
death of captain cook	3
other islands of the	3
with hook and line	3
eight years of age	3
appearance of the country	3
the ship could not	3
did not dare to	3
was not in the	3
for which they were	3
salt beef and pork	3
to the natives of	3
the number of the	3
it appeared to be	3
on th december they	3
of the island and	3
in a high southern	3
the subject of the	3
were not able to	3
the country of the	3
distance from the shore	3
our commander was at	3
he took the opportunity	3
the use of his	3
and on th january	3
to retire to the	3
great number of the	3
the latter end of	3
head of the naval	3
the same time he	3
with two boats to	3
when he came to	3
as the lieutenant was	3
and to the great	3
of great importance to	3
violence of the waves	3
by the conduct of	3
should be made to	3
least with regard to	3
after which he was	3
him as a present	3
if it should be	3
out of the reach	3
the fate of the	3
the shore of the	3
large quantity of the	3
were of the same	3
the prosecution of his	3
the advice of his	3
directed his course to	3
entrance of the strait	3
being dashed to pieces	3
which captain cook made	3
of asia and america	3
of the cape of	3
it was some time	3
disposition of the inhabitants	3
according to his own	3
very depth of winter	3
the discovery of a	3
will be found in	3
the rest of his	3
a part of their	3
it into the water	3
the coming of the	3
in the opinion of	3
was only a single	3
resemblance to that of	3
to be sent to	3
put off from the	3
was strongly solicited to	3
course to the northward	3
in the most imminent	3
in pursuance of this	3
the ship was found	3
lieutenant in the royal	3
were visited by the	3
those which had been	3
they were again blown	3
attention was paid to	3
for the purposes of	3
which the people were	3
on the back of	3
chief of the island	3
and in the evening	3
that they saw land	3
bad state of health	3
was informed that the	3
not appear to have	3
in other parts of	3
had been brought from	3
he took off his	3
the safety of their	3
the natives were very	3
had been lost in	3
captain cook in his	3
is to be seen	3
they were off the	3
the vicinity of land	3
he returned on board	3
a visit on board	3
the means by which	3
a piece of ground	3
did not know how	3
after a stay of	3
and under the command	3
from east to west	3
which had formerly been	3
additions to the knowledge	3
there was no danger	3
given as degrees minutes	3
can be no doubt	3
was made for the	3
are not to be	3
he went on shore	3
the manners and customs	3
it would be impossible	3
far as he was	3
for the advancement of	3
the secretary of the	3
he was preparing to	3
with regard to their	3
the rank of a	3
they were in a	3
the height of summer	3
in the pursuit of	3
the lives of many	3
to set little value	3
it would not have	3
of all the other	3
position as degrees minutes	3
were so far from	3
of his people as	3
the people who had	3
anchored in table bay	3
anchor in the bay	3
other productions of the	3
the captain came to	3
years and eighteen days	3
part of the ship	3
in the ensuing summer	3
this part of new	3
a place of safety	3
it was absolutely necessary	3
seemed to vie with	3
farther to the south	3
the ile aux coudres	3
of our commander was	3
received a letter from	3
of the american coast	3
with the greatest difficulty	3
the inspection of the	3
they returned to the	3
end of the town	3
brought with him a	3
a boar and sow	3
to trade with the	3
of which were very	3
the reputation of the	3
of the countries which	3
it seemed to be	3
with so much violence	3
a short distance from	3
that he should endeavour	3
was in a state	3
the island of huaheine	3
as good as ever	3
which he called the	3
no part of the	3
was accompanied with a	3
and on th october	3
brought him to the	3
in the gulf of	3
visit to captain cook	3
and when he was	3
that he was a	3
with those of the	3
cook was able to	3
a party of natives	3
to the custom of	3
appeared to be very	3
men wounded of the	3
he therefore ordered the	3
of which were covered	3
a visit to captain	3
order to make some	3
he ordered to be	3
that he insisted on	3
that one of them	3
as they were very	3
to the history of	3
was entirely owing to	3
and two or three	3
captain cook gave it	3
a little more than	3
to many of the	3
for the island of	3
people who had been	3
was on the point	3
a party went ashore	3
the boats to the	3
and there was every	3
the chiefs of the	3
on the subject of	3
the difficulties of the	3
he was glad to	3
him out of the	3
of the dutch east	3
from place to place	3
the people were very	3
rob of lemons and	3
the form of a	3
in the most effectual	3
to take care of	3
had the mortification of	3
one of which he	3
the determination of the	3
of the indians to	3
the upper part of	3
three hundred yards from	3
far to the east	3
our navigators got under	3
a party of marines	3
which lies to the	3
at a great distance	3
there is not a	3
found to be degrees	3
one of his own	3
when the ships were	3
a musket to be	3
with the utmost expedition	3
no small degree of	3
could be spared from	3
off to the ships	3
by two or three	3
no land could be	3
which happened to be	3
to the voyage of	3
and which is called	3
a very loud tone	3
to such of the	3
of his own profession	3
marine surveyor of newfoundland	3
that they would not	3
the strait of le	3
of no small importance	3
had not been long	3
on th june they	3
upon the present occasion	3
and then on the	3
that had been visited	3
was the last time	3
of the king of	3
kind which they had	3
that could not be	3
on th march the	3
off from the ship	3
the strength of the	3
than they would otherwise	3
of the stolen articles	3
he had been informed	3
from the opposite side	3
that they were to	3
about two miles from	3
five leagues to the	3
had been given to	3
fired over his head	3
he arrived on the	3
make them understand that	3
cook says it was	3
step that could be	3
which they exchanged for	3
had he not been	3
of meeting with a	3
in tierra del fuego	3
there was something very	3
the bay of st	3
while the ship lay	3
the ship had been	3
that it is the	3
and the natives of	3
in the following year	3
of the strait of	3
and one or two	3
in order to prevent	3
who had come on	3
the natural history of	3
and in the longitude	3
time was spent in	3
the th they anchored	3
of his own country	3
where they arrived on	3
in the very depth	3
the planet venus over	3
variations of the compass	3
the crews of the	3
the latitude of degrees	3
that the captain could	3
it to be a	3
and the benefit of	3
the coast to the	3
swell coming from the	3
out of the woods	3
being then in the	3
the introduction of the	3
he had the satisfaction	3
to such an extent	3
before he left england	3
the report of the	3
to get through the	3
lieutenant on board the	3
brought to an anchor	3
the canoe which was	3
ordered a musket to	3
was made in the	3
been lost in the	3
as soon as it	3
crews of the two	3
of the natives as	3
they fell in with	3
manner in which they	3
the people of otaheite	3
the sake of the	3
to put an end	3
and the society isles	3
they came to an	3
but they were not	3
it would appear that	3
for him by the	3
it was the opinion	3
above five or six	3
they would otherwise have	3
and a half in	3
would be unable to	3
the beginning of the	3
in the afternoon i	3
it will be sufficient	3
there would be no	3
to the people of	3
it was entirely owing	3
the study of astronomy	3
discoveries made by the	3
found necessary to put	3
in addition to the	3
the origin of the	3
would be of little	3
far as it was	3
in danger of being	3
for the prosecution of	3
she was found to	3
cook says he was	3
it was not easy	3
off to an island	3
our commander went on	3
was the means of	3
errors have been corrected	3
could be met with	3
they had been on	3
be supported by the	3
and in every part	3
not one of the	3
on the th november	3
the departure of the	3
would have been a	3
a narrow escape from	3
the name of cook	3
were thought to be	3
which they had seen	3
on th january they	3
were the effects of	3
in the immediate neighbourhood	3
men were on the	3
an opportunity of examining	3
from different parts of	3
and the tide of	3
it might have been	3
customs of the inhabitants	3
to be part of	3
he was on board	3
a northern passage to	3
the course of their	3
had reason to believe	3
take a view of	3
gave the appellation of	3
to sir hugh palliser	3
which they found to	3
be fired over the	3
to the surprise of	3
when it is considered	3
they should not be	3
on the edge of	3
found to be much	3
in the first place	3
the centre of the	3
opportunity of examining the	3
of the town of	3
great a distance from	3
been taken out of	3
the united states of	3
new holland and new	3
the longitude of the	3
which had attended the	3
with a shout of	3
had been seen before	3
through which the endeavour	3
of the conduct of	3
in a better state	3
it is very evident	3
were able to see	3
the grand object of	3
austral del espiritu santo	3
that they had not	3
pleased with his reception	3
longitude of the places	3
in a threatening manner	3
when the ship had	3
cook was induced to	3
the south of the	3
they were received with	3
there was not one	3
was in his power	3
went on board the	3
the hair of his	3
and when they were	3
was no more than	3
west side of america	3
there was no probability	3
the isle of georgia	3
to that of otaheite	3
to be manned with	3
that it is not	3
it was in the	3
to an anchor at	3
in a very loud	3
captain cook could not	3
dividing the thumb from	3
to the reputation of	3
out of the sound	3
upon account of the	3
by the royal society	3
it would not be	3
in for the land	3
few of the indians	3
he met with no	3
of the indians were	3
canoes came out to	3
wrote to the admiralty	3
a good anchorage was	3
of the ships were	3
this was the more	3
left the cape of	3
and a portion of	3
they were under the	3
which they seemed to	3
well adapted to the	3
to take advantage of	3
to the south pacific	3
in the coal trade	3
a small distance from	3
enabled him to prosecute	3
one of whom was	3
him with the dagger	3
they were received by	3
fired wide of them	3
the fire of the	3
to take possession of	3
of the voyages of	3
existence of a southern	3
the expense of government	3
the spring of the	3
the islanders of the	3
on one side of	3
and a variety of	3
at the mouth of	3
would have been the	3
formed the opinion that	3
out in the pinnace	3
coast of new guinea	3
was taken on board	3
where he met with	3
the morals of the	3
the author of the	3
came to a resolution	3
he staid till the	3
in a greater degree	3
was to be found	3
on the conduct of	3
them to come on	3
of the natural history	3
and many of the	3
place to which he	3
musket over their heads	3
was ready to sail	3
in a friendly manner	3
taking in wood and	3
with a variety of	3
of the indians was	3
the rank of lieutenant	3
in time to prevent	3
off the coast of	3
part of the day	3
his knowledge of the	3
appeared to be satisfied	3
sight of the island	3
the west coast of	3
for the cape of	3
to fire upon them	3
were seen on the	3
in his own words	3
and this was the	3
captain cook determined to	3
of a considerable height	3
they were said to	3
it was remarkable that	3
bay on the th	3
on a piece of	3
cook believed to be	3
variation of the compass	3
number of the natives	3
the risk of being	3
took the opportunity to	3
of the sun was	3
to the resolution and	3
and they did not	3
it can only be	3
of which they had	3
had been given by	3
but to no purpose	3
they were informed that	3
were very fond of	3
it was happy for	3
and it is probable	3
with the news of	3
discharge of small shot	3
the tide of flood	3
in the large cutter	3
discoveries in the south	3
more of the natives	3
a little distance from	3
number of small islands	3
but it was too	3
no more than a	3
than had been expected	3
that it could be	3
was the opinion of	3
remainder of the voyage	3
from the information of	3
cook and king were	3
that the natives had	3
in which the english	3
of which we had	3
part of the canoe	3
of cook will be	3
and the master was	3
since leaving the cape	3
in the centre of	3
of the absence of	3
cook and his officers	3
upon the minds of	3
in every part of	3
but it did not	3
the most effectual manner	3
to the study of	3
then to proceed to	3
visited by the natives	3
were inclined to be	3
on th january the	3
the life of captain	3
as fast as they	3
a supply of fresh	3
the whole force of	3
it was his purpose	3
be of little consequence	3
he could not be	3
the body of a	3
was received by the	3
in one of which	3
success of the voyage	3
had met with in	3
the captain and his	3
was highly probable that	3
made use of it	3
they were treated with	3
and he had the	3
does not give the	3
to the number of	3
one of the first	3
in a part of	3
the sheep and goats	3
with the remainder of	3
went on shore to	3
the skirts of the	3
he did not find	3
cook was appointed to	3
which had been offered	3
were afraid of the	3
the ship was under	3
are eaters of human	3
of many of them	3
in order to obtain	3
a blow with a	3
in the most complete	3
shot over their heads	3
he found it necessary	3
he was desirous of	3
they were permitted to	3
of his own countrymen	3
of geography and navigation	3
the following account of	3
to sit down by	3
by the fact that	3
a chart of the	3
of the men were	3
through the strait of	3
a list of the	3
one of the men	3
the reach of navigation	3
the king of spain	3
out to meet them	3
either to the east	3
at the risk of	3
the westward of the	3
there was only a	3
was led out of	3
voyage of the endeavour	3
that she was not	3
on th november the	3
the ship was immediately	3
off in a canoe	3
longitude of the place	3
south point of the	3
on the night of	3
surface of the water	3
on their arrival at	3
as the inhabitants of	3
they had not gone	3
had been noticed in	3
the principal part of	3
exerted himself to the	3
that he had found	3
and having found the	3
out of the way	3
to be cut off	3
in the harbour of	3
that they were able	3
given to the world	3
had given the name	3
side of the ship	3
off the island of	3
of the neighbouring islands	3
he and his companions	3
one of the indians	3
on th may they	3
as those of the	3
manners and customs of	3
were found to have	3
it was highly probable	3
in the expenditure of	3
fine stream of fresh	3
was to put the	3
whole length of the	3
he was led out	3
seamen in long voyages	3
it was judged that	3
owing to contrary winds	3
in his journal of	3
with the first of	3
a proper place for	3
ship was under sail	3
have added to the	3
of the most important	3
a blow on the	3
and not in the	3
of which had been	3
the case of the	3
in a few days	3
of their having been	3
to search for a	3
was no less than	3
he was not able	3
had been made by	3
he was attended by	3
and returned to the	3
the edge of a	3
attention to every object	3
quickly surrounded by canoes	3
a letter to the	3
describes the country as	3
to be supported by	3
it was on the	3
to the health of	3
seemed to be more	3
did not approve of	3
the oars had been	3
the first object of	3
was with the greatest	3
whom he had been	3
that if he were	3
down to the shore	3
of the united states	3
belonging to any of	3
of the sea and	3
that had hitherto been	3
morning of the next	3
soon as he should	3
the shape of a	3
had never been seen	3
of the kurile islands	3
evening of this day	3
a piece of native	3
are to be found	3
belonging to the discovery	3
and some of them	3
it was in his	3
captain cook would not	3
to be of considerable	3
that not one of	3
must have been very	3
people in the boats	3
the island of madeira	3
his history of the	3
to the god of	3
taking part in the	3
introduction to the voyage	3
the land by a	3
belonging to the adventure	3
to the latitude of	3
plymouth on the th	3
the third lieutenant of	3
in any other man	3