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trigram	frequency
on the th	410
one of the	204
the th of	178
some of the	162
part of the	143
of the natives	140
which had been	107
the name of	104
at the same	95
the next day	94
the same time	93
on board the	91
of the ship	91
in order to	89
to the south	86
out of the	79
to the north	78
that it was	77
of the country	76
of the island	75
found to be	74
to have been	70
the inhabitants of	68
that they were	68
and it was	67
of captain cook	67
as soon as	67
appeared to be	67
the ship was	66
which he had	65
that he had	62
the island of	60
of the voyage	60
in consequence of	59
that he was	58
of the inhabitants	57
captain cook was	56
in the morning	56
and on the	54
could not be	54
with regard to	54
who had been	54
to be the	53
was found to	53
it was not	53
by the natives	53
of the th	53
the command of	52
side of the	52
of the english	51
account of the	51
for the purpose	51
to the ship	49
was to be	48
two or three	48
on the st	48
at this time	47
the natives were	47
cape of good	47
of good hope	47
of the indians	47
the cape of	46
as well as	45
to be a	45
would have been	45
as far as	45
one of them	44
he had been	44
there was no	44
of the same	44
of the south	42
on account of	42
they had been	42
in the afternoon	41
at that time	40
the distance of	40
of new zealand	39
of the bay	39
which they were	39
parts of the	39
the morning of	39
and in the	39
the coast of	39
the natives of	39
of which was	38
in such a	38
in the same	38
to an anchor	38
that they had	38
a piece of	37
that had been	37
the next morning	37
to the east	36
morning of the	36
the royal society	36
seemed to be	36
that there was	36
to the west	36
with the natives	36
the st of	36
it had been	35
in which he	35
the people of	35
which they had	35
at the time	35
captain cook had	35
of the endeavour	35
of the ships	35
a number of	35
the pacific ocean	34
inhabitants of the	34
he did not	34
as it was	34
the rest of	34
the course of	34
any of the	34
of the sea	33
in the evening	33
which he was	33
to captain cook	33
the whole of	33
of the most	33
he could not	33
of the crew	33
some of them	32
it was a	32
they were not	32
the head of	32
owing to the	32
the latitude of	32
of which he	32
of the two	32
in which the	31
of the people	31
on the rd	31
of the resolution	31
had not been	31
of them were	31
our commander had	31
of the world	31
the purpose of	30
of the admiralty	30
that he might	30
they could not	30
of the men	30
of the globe	30
to the northward	30
cook and his	30
it was the	30
of his own	30
he was to	30
on this occasion	30
an opportunity of	30
as they were	30
regard to the	30
at the distance	29
from the shore	29
came to an	29
end of the	29
in the most	29
they did not	29
and a half	29
it was found	29
many of the	29
rest of the	28
on the next	28
it would be	28
till the th	28
of the coast	28
were found to	28
our commander was	28
were able to	28
the same day	28
with respect to	28
the end of	28
name of the	28
in a very	28
the south seas	28
banks and dr	28
and his friends	28
on the same	28
in the bay	27
in the course	27
in the night	27
several of the	27
went on shore	27
of the islands	27
to the southward	27
board the resolution	27
command of the	27
a quantity of	26
of his people	26
degrees minutes south	26
on the other	26
when he was	26
of the river	26
that of the	26
they had not	26
he was not	25
in the island	25
to the admiralty	25
to be seen	25
this part of	25
of the year	25
were to be	25
and it is	25
the ships were	25
the resolution was	25
of the other	25
the captain was	25
coast of new	25
as he was	25
in search of	25
to which he	24
the time of	24
of which were	24
soon as the	24
of the royal	24
that part of	24
round the world	24
the rd of	24
and he was	24
on th july	24
during the whole	24
of the vessel	24
of the earth	24
which captain cook	24
it is not	24
was in the	24
distance from the	24
to the westward	24
under the command	24
came on board	24
be able to	23
was able to	23
the earl of	23
they were able	23
to return to	23
a view of	23
and the other	23
of the expedition	23
that he would	23
and some of	23
did not seem	23
the number of	23
a part of	23
of the chiefs	23
not to be	23
that could be	23
th of june	23
and in a	23
on th august	23
the conduct of	23
those of the	22
the south sea	22
and the natives	22
with the utmost	22
there was a	22
seems to have	22
the part of	22
that he should	22
on th april	22
belonging to the	22
course to the	22
this was the	22
to be found	22
as they had	22
the two ships	22
accompanied by mr	22
as to the	22
must have been	22
the middle of	22
the society islands	22
it to be	22
view of the	22
to be an	21
sir hugh palliser	21
on the subject	21
the weather was	21
on th may	21
on th october	21
of all the	21
at the head	21
the situation of	21
said to have	21
the endeavour was	21
of the discovery	21
many of them	21
most of the	21
he was a	21
but it was	21
which our commander	21
more than a	21
in the pinnace	21
he would not	21
to be very	21
the appearance of	21
as he had	21
from the ship	21
it did not	21
of the place	21
though it was	20
to the natives	20
that it would	20
they seemed to	20
our voyagers were	20
a few days	20
point of the	20
respect to the	20
the bay of	20
of one of	20
two of the	20
and that the	20
of the sun	20
the south pacific	20
of the harbour	20
the result of	20
the cause of	20
was obliged to	20
and the next	20
one or two	20
in the south	20
were in the	20
whole of the	20
reason to believe	20
in the highest	20
in which they	20
and of the	20
on his return	20
the loss of	19
to look for	19
at the cape	19
it should be	19
it was in	19
our people had	19
a variety of	19
of some of	19
of our voyagers	19
in new zealand	19
of the party	19
of the gentlemen	19
a state of	19
on the part	19
those who were	19
by no means	19
to be in	19
there was not	19
might have been	19
and the rest	19
natives of the	19
on th june	19
did not think	19
board the ship	19
to the english	19
the use of	19
for some time	19
master of the	18
of the water	18
had to be	18
back to the	18
and on th	18
so that the	18
th of december	18
knowledge of the	18
head of the	18
into the water	18
a party of	18
to the resolution	18
proved to be	18
of which they	18
the history of	18
voyage round the	18
of which the	18
return to the	18
had been sent	18
a supply of	18
a quarter of	18
consequence of the	18
that our commander	18
the crew were	18
of the pacific	18
supposed to be	18
no less than	18
wood and water	18
by some of	18
on the nd	18
the health of	18
gave the name	18
the english were	18
to be of	18
degrees minutes west	18
if they had	18
had been taken	18
and to the	18
one of which	18
it would have	18
they were in	18
he would have	18
that the natives	18
the knowledge of	18
down to the	18
he met with	18
to make a	18
in the neighbourhood	18
sight of the	18
taken on board	18
the captain had	18
one of his	18
in his hand	18
if he had	18
a short time	18
of the king	18
of the southern	18
to the shore	18
of the marines	17
such was the	17
in with the	17
the town of	17
by captain cook	17
it may be	17
of the great	17
into the country	17
in the country	17
of the whole	17
returned to the	17
he had not	17
the sandwich islands	17
to the great	17
sir joseph banks	17
of the officers	17
that they should	17
the prosecution of	17
him to the	17
on th march	17
islands of the	17
the place where	17
the king of	17
been discovered by	17
with a view	17
the evening of	17
the th the	17
were obliged to	17
with the inhabitants	17
of new holland	17
th of august	17
a matter of	17
when they were	17
transit of venus	17
he had seen	17
the following day	17
there is a	17
that captain cook	16
the arrival of	16
great number of	16
the english gentlemen	16
four or five	16
the discovery of	16
the board of	16
happened to be	16
to the king	16
to take the	16
manner in which	16
they had to	16
and they were	16
one of these	16
from the natives	16
the isle of	16
that they could	16
the names of	16
where they were	16
the transit of	16
captain cook and	16
our navigators had	16
three or four	16
of the month	16
in his power	16
them to be	16
he had a	16
none of the	16
at the end	16
to that of	16
he had the	16
of our commander	16
of the first	16
was not a	16
was made to	16
had been in	16
of the present	16
up to the	16
the top of	16
that it is	16
of the french	16
of the day	16
the new zealanders	16
and there was	16
he and his	16
the first time	16
close to the	16
given to the	16
had been given	16
on the beach	16
the longitude of	16
the resolution and	16
the direction of	16
there is no	16
in the latitude	16
in a few	16
himself to the	16
to the ships	16
with the same	15
and one of	15
and that he	15
the entrance of	15
along the coast	15
where he was	15
had been left	15
have been the	15
the friendly islands	15
as he could	15
that he could	15
to have a	15
into the sea	15
the country was	15
in honour of	15
to which they	15
they appeared to	15
not the least	15
the language of	15
together with a	15
in one of	15
had been seen	15
not a little	15
of the kind	15
off to the	15
the ship had	15
th of the	15
on th november	15
with which they	15
after a time	15
as to be	15
the man who	15
he had to	15
called by the	15
in the least	15
up by the	15
and the ship	15
had met with	15
the intention of	15
a southern continent	15
the remainder of	15
it must be	15
the fact that	15
the position of	15
the lieutenant and	15
of the new	15
of it was	15
the west side	15
of a mile	15
th of april	15
the hands of	15
had been made	15
voyage to the	15
the other side	15
to go on	15
in a canoe	15
of the town	15
have been a	15
course of the	15
of our navigators	15
put to sea	15
which the natives	15
the midst of	15
had an opportunity	15
the best of	15
so as to	15
our navigators were	15
out in the	14
said to be	14
were employed in	14
in the navy	14
on board to	14
to the sea	14
would not have	14
and cook says	14
by one of	14
was on the	14
he came to	14
degrees minutes east	14
a great number	14
greater part of	14
by means of	14
it was evident	14
in a state	14
be found in	14
so far as	14
that some of	14
did not appear	14
the want of	14
found in the	14
and at length	14
he would be	14
in the boats	14
not have been	14
on th february	14
they began to	14
that our navigators	14
during the night	14
the existence of	14
the north of	14
prosecution of the	14
that they would	14
some of which	14
a hundred and	14
state of the	14
appears to have	14
in the middle	14
he was informed	14
surface of the	14
had hitherto been	14
and then the	14
which it was	14
behaviour of the	14
the greater part	14
a visit to	14
distance of about	14
and when they	14
him with a	14
it could not	14
the attention of	14
as degrees minutes	14
all of them	14
is to be	14
the boats were	14
on the coast	14
a sort of	14
and did not	14
seemed to have	14
the southern ocean	14
the design of	14
as much as	14
the bottom of	14
to be fired	14
of our people	14
disposition of the	14
our voyagers had	14
some of his	14
the necessity of	14
of any kind	13
earl of sandwich	13
it might be	13
of his voyage	13
they had seen	13
made to the	13
to take a	13
the present occasion	13
it was his	13
who appeared to	13
and that they	13
the object of	13
to the discovery	13
of fresh water	13
they were obliged	13
in the present	13
not seem to	13
it is a	13
at the first	13
of these islands	13
had been so	13
he was in	13
the satisfaction of	13
the effects of	13
th of may	13
were in a	13
over to the	13
a small island	13
the lieutenant had	13
evening of the	13
in the year	13
was informed that	13
the east coast	13
of the land	13
and then to	13
with the intention	13
for that purpose	13
search of a	13
intercourse with the	13
without the least	13
could have been	13
to the eastward	13
of the sailors	13
and his companions	13
an account of	13
the same kind	13
that one of	13
of their own	13
the other hand	13
th of january	13
the lieutenant was	13
on the north	13
into the woods	13
people of the	13
come on board	13
with the most	13
leagues to the	13
part of his	13
of the last	13
in the midst	13
was one of	13
was ordered to	13
his course to	13
him in the	13
the british museum	13
in conjunction with	13
for the first	13
few of the	13
early in the	13
object of the	13
at a distance	13
new south wales	13
from the coast	13
cook says that	13
of such a	13
the people were	13
to the place	13
he gave the	13
whom he had	13
years of age	13
would not be	13
covered with snow	13
any part of	13
it was with	13
in the place	13
which was a	13
a kind of	13
lieutenant cook and	13
together with the	12
with captain cook	12
of the canoes	12
to believe that	12
large quantity of	12
next day the	12
the afternoon of	12
quarter of a	12
which is the	12
had been stolen	12
and from the	12
each of the	12
eclipse of the	12
a few of	12
but he was	12
the gentlemen were	12
that of a	12
not more than	12
the boats to	12
to the island	12
and that it	12
the highest degree	12
the safety of	12
far to the	12
the gulf of	12
an eclipse of	12
was in a	12
been in the	12
be an island	12
in case of	12
from each other	12
of small shot	12
upon the whole	12
such a manner	12
the north side	12
as if they	12
the state of	12
man who had	12
to the pacific	12
was the only	12
of those who	12
th of february	12
sent to the	12
with which he	12
was supposed to	12
in this respect	12
a large quantity	12
them from the	12
he should be	12
of the navy	12
the surface of	12
to make the	12
made for the	12
not in the	12
he thought it	12
on the top	12
the assistance of	12
it was to	12
met with in	12
the island was	12
in a great	12
went on board	12
the mouth of	12
conduct of the	12
was a matter	12
as could be	12
when it was	12
but the natives	12
he determined to	12
had been discovered	12
met with a	12
west side of	12
and the whole	12
of them was	12
no signs of	12
seen on the	12
in a short	12
received by the	12
to proceed to	12
the endeavour had	12
that in the	12
he was obliged	12
visit to the	12
with that of	12
a couple of	12
it was now	12
captain james cook	12
the east side	12
to our navigators	12
success of the	12
the rank of	12
had never been	12
on the east	12
his return to	12
a great measure	12
part of it	12
appeared to have	12
of the boat	12
the nd of	12
of the society	12
and he had	12
surgeon of the	12
but they were	12
and had been	12
and after a	12
board the discovery	12
found that the	12
at one time	12
appearance of the	12
lieutenant cook had	11
so that they	11
every part of	11
the men were	11
the th they	11
in the history	11
it to the	11
number of the	11
them in the	11
remainder of the	11
judged to be	11
bottom of the	11
which was at	11
the death of	11
thought proper to	11
after he had	11
the back of	11
the neighbouring islands	11
which was the	11
it was only	11
was the most	11
captain cook in	11
could be obtained	11
in the ship	11
two of them	11
it the name	11
degrees of latitude	11
that the ship	11
had already been	11
him to be	11
the success of	11
not only the	11
from the south	11
on th december	11
the side of	11
the sailors were	11
was sent to	11
but in the	11
to be done	11
on the west	11
out to sea	11
his last voyage	11
th of november	11
worthy of notice	11
th of october	11
discovered by the	11
officers and men	11
and the two	11
he had no	11
otaheite and the	11
it is the	11
place where the	11
the same manner	11
exposed to the	11
of this kind	11
the crew of	11
north side of	11
of their being	11
an old man	11
with all the	11
on the ground	11
of his men	11
a large number	11
they would be	11
and at the	11
in the water	11
could be seen	11
during the voyage	11
the date of	11
with small shot	11
on which the	11
were unable to	11
clear of the	11
into the boat	11
to see the	11
to come on	11
body of the	11
journal of the	11
captain cook gave	11
they were so	11
nature of the	11
length of time	11
the honour of	11
within sight of	11
of opinion that	11
and when he	11
of its being	11
be met with	11
soon after the	11
natives were seen	11
th of march	11
consequence of which	11
will not be	11
the royal navy	11
of the hill	11
history of the	11
was followed by	11
of the northumberland	11
middle of the	11
the edge of	11
was at first	11
the natives had	11
the manner in	11
of them had	11
the old man	11
as they could	11
the nature of	11
of his life	11
fell in with	11
on th january	11
on their arrival	11
in hopes of	11
them in a	11
with which the	11
soon as he	11
south pacific ocean	11
lieutenant and his	11
it was at	11
in this place	11
attempt was made	11
three of the	11
of a small	11
that the captain	11
was not till	11
were so much	11
afternoon of the	11
a few minutes	11
east side of	11
which could not	11
them into the	11
with so much	11
on the morning	11
for some days	11
upon the beach	11
that there is	11
along the shore	11
during which time	11
directed his course	11
one hundred and	11
it was remarkable	11
as it is	11
added to the	11
in the british	11
the first of	11
covered with a	10
he might be	10
little more than	10
that when the	10
our people to	10
on the present	10
which the ship	10
as our commander	10
supposed to have	10
as that of	10
was appointed to	10
of many of	10
length of the	10
in the whole	10
to captain clerke	10
not one of	10
the opportunity of	10
that there were	10
at a place	10
acquainted with the	10
the islands of	10
to the command	10
and who was	10
on the contrary	10
to the rank	10
the means of	10
to the boats	10
that they have	10
was covered with	10
the other gentlemen	10
of north america	10
of the boats	10
of which is	10
the journal of	10
to go to	10
to the knowledge	10
and a large	10
for a time	10
the opinion of	10
was owing to	10
more of the	10
the return of	10
an anchor in	10
and as soon	10
return to england	10
that have been	10
was accompanied by	10
in the prosecution	10
as long as	10
for the voyage	10
the reach of	10
had reason to	10
came to the	10
till he had	10
the straits of	10
far as he	10
which was not	10
island in the	10
that they are	10
consequence of this	10
no more than	10
was not the	10
by a large	10
is described as	10
of a large	10
the introduction of	10
in the shape	10
which was made	10
cook did not	10
which have been	10
of the dutch	10
the indians were	10
with the greatest	10
was given to	10
chief of the	10
a present of	10
in their canoes	10
would be of	10
productions of the	10
mouth of the	10
th of july	10
upon which the	10
to our commander	10
tierra del fuego	10
able to get	10
more to the	10
was carried on	10
was made by	10
on th september	10
must not be	10
it has been	10
people in the	10
were visited by	10
at the island	10
by the english	10
not a single	10
by our people	10
the whole voyage	10
as the ship	10
came to a	10
that the king	10
a friendly intercourse	10
the character of	10
of the adventure	10
the disposition of	10
of the strait	10
account of his	10
surrounded by a	10
five or six	10
to their own	10
a plentiful supply	10
where they had	10
they would not	10
far from the	10
him in his	10
out to the	10
to go in	10
the face of	10
he went on	10
made use of	10
his way to	10
from the island	10
arrived on the	10
were of the	10
the sight of	10
and the gentlemen	10
over their heads	10
he was at	10
the ship to	10
large number of	10
the king and	10
likely to be	10
a man who	10
followed by a	10
made in the	10
the extent of	10
was promoted to	10
they had a	10
survey of the	10
the shape of	10
it is said	10
in the southern	10
the th and	10
when the ship	10
and as the	10
by this time	10
to have the	10
the appellation of	10
they were to	10
from the cape	10
he was able	10
from the sea	10
they met with	10
so that he	10
the preservation of	10
cook gave the	10
of a very	10
and those of	10
it is probable	10
on to the	10
possession of the	10
to his own	10
towards the shore	10
derived from the	9
which has been	9
the night of	9
have been discovered	9
the account of	9
in sight of	9
and made a	9
situation of the	9
he left the	9
from which the	9
that they must	9
put an end	9
away from the	9
charge of the	9
direction of the	9
by the name	9
at this place	9
it could be	9
to examine the	9
and all the	9
of a southern	9
be sufficient to	9
most of them	9
could not have	9
lieutenant of marines	9
to give up	9
carried on with	9
them with a	9
of the north	9
there were no	9
the lieutenant of	9
to the voyage	9
one of their	9
appointed to the	9
land to the	9
one of those	9
soon as they	9
a point of	9
this was a	9
be of service	9
the only one	9
the body of	9
fired over them	9
the ship and	9
the main land	9
a considerable distance	9
but as the	9
and a few	9
the consequence of	9
by which the	9
of the trees	9
cook determined to	9
about the same	9
heard of the	9
but when he	9
of them to	9
they should be	9
season of the	9
and to take	9
any of his	9
had a very	9
an end to	9
of an hour	9
was of opinion	9
the east indies	9
being desirous of	9
land was discovered	9
that it might	9
and seemed to	9
his power to	9
the natives who	9
far as the	9
returned on board	9
in the direction	9
and which had	9
on the shore	9
that it had	9
with a large	9
in a manner	9
the ice islands	9
and his people	9
of his mind	9
but when they	9
with him a	9
that it could	9
to the public	9
they were very	9
each of them	9
of wood and	9
that the english	9
bows and arrows	9
a hundred yards	9
of the weather	9
to the whole	9
the length of	9
in the resolution	9
with the land	9
it was necessary	9
similar to those	9
acquaintance with the	9
with our navigators	9
to be given	9
the expense of	9
on the following	9
a body of	9
to which the	9
in that direction	9
that the two	9
yards from the	9
which is called	9
was attended with	9
there was only	9
the progress of	9
a man of	9
adapted to the	9
the second voyage	9
were ordered to	9
between the two	9
to the inhabitants	9
for it was	9
all of which	9
was seen on	9
the master was	9
king of the	9
should not be	9
none of them	9
of a few	9
the neighbourhood of	9
they were unable	9
given by the	9
by a great	9
rio de janeiro	9
when they had	9
on their way	9
part of new	9
on shore to	9
he had made	9
of service to	9
of no small	9
time in the	9
are to be	9
for new zealand	9
different parts of	9
our people were	9
distinguished by the	9
it necessary to	9
they were at	9
to the world	9
the recovery of	9
on the sick	9
the power of	9
not far from	9
part of their	9
way to the	9
in a small	9
the tide of	9
as captain cook	9
went off to	9
on board were	9
had been visited	9
by our navigators	9
to be so	9
to be made	9
of meeting with	9
gave him a	9
order to make	9
upon the subject	9
of the scurvy	9
was anxious to	9
in some degree	9
is said to	9
were on the	9
an object of	9
they were received	9
entrance of the	9
anchor on the	9
anchored in the	9
in the first	9
off from the	9
was at the	9
of the greatest	9
the day before	9
with as much	9
now in the	9
took possession of	9
the canoes were	9
in the world	9
a small canoe	9
to be much	9
on the south	9
cook would not	9
edge of the	9
he had left	9
by the th	9
have been expected	9
in the boat	9
of the friendly	9
he had gotten	9
it in the	9
so much as	9
mr banks and	9
the life of	9
of the captain	9
given the name	9
back of the	9
date of the	9
had the satisfaction	9
for them to	9
but it is	9
peter and st	9
to give the	9
of a man	9
it was no	9
was the more	9
the purposes of	9
and captain cook	9
to be able	9
he found it	9
that she was	9
to such a	9
made by the	9
and soon after	9
the point of	9
and gave him	9
by the inhabitants	9
of which had	8
to sit down	8
of the second	8
while he was	8
upon the ground	8
on board a	8
to those of	8
they found themselves	8
the king was	8
for the sake	8
a place where	8
the opposite side	8
of the best	8
which the english	8
on board was	8
the whole day	8
the last voyage	8
he had received	8
the height of	8
hundred and fifty	8
in that part	8
to prevent the	8
health of seamen	8
object of his	8
that cook was	8
by the dutch	8
if it had	8
in the woods	8
the west coast	8
to see if	8
but did not	8
go to the	8
of the latter	8
from the time	8
the custom of	8
pleased with the	8
been visited by	8
away to the	8
brought with him	8
was at once	8
of natural history	8
for which he	8
which they are	8
coast of america	8
of the compass	8
was taken up	8
cook says he	8
by which they	8
at the entrance	8
them by the	8
charge of small	8
he was the	8
the natives to	8
of native cloth	8
the remains of	8
been seen by	8
and by the	8
sir john pringle	8
ship was in	8
account of captain	8
had not seen	8
a day or	8
to be more	8
which lieutenant cook	8
the following year	8
these people were	8
placed on the	8
a charge of	8
gale of wind	8
to whom he	8
the surgeon of	8
more than one	8
either to the	8
in the former	8
of new south	8
cook in his	8
and to make	8
it is now	8
at the expense	8
on the chart	8
paid a visit	8
to his majesty	8
to make them	8
of the ice	8
plentiful supply of	8
it was very	8
and as they	8
thought to be	8
to find the	8
in the meanwhile	8
of the planet	8
to all the	8
hundred and sixty	8
which proved to	8
and which was	8
of the principal	8
on one side	8
to the beach	8
greatest part of	8
to any of	8
to future navigators	8
other side of	8
they had no	8
and for the	8
on the return	8
had lately been	8
in a little	8
the dead body	8
effects of the	8
by which he	8
course of his	8
for this purpose	8
men of the	8
in the name	8
an island which	8
to the same	8
of the inlet	8
the people in	8
the stay of	8
a degree of	8
the possession of	8
with the english	8
and many of	8
board the endeavour	8
not till the	8
they found that	8
latitude and longitude	8
the productions of	8
in exchange for	8
with some of	8
was induced to	8
them to come	8
the place of	8
was sent out	8
promoted to the	8
as our navigators	8
as the natives	8
be carried on	8
a second time	8
captain of the	8
of both ships	8
but at the	8
the ship with	8
given of the	8
who could not	8
which our voyagers	8
that they might	8
the memory of	8
they saw a	8
as she was	8
time of the	8
that was the	8
by the captain	8
to remain in	8
about this time	8
of the fleet	8
the prospect of	8
the execution of	8
return of the	8
in this situation	8
in this part	8
what had happened	8
town of kavaroah	8
that the inhabitants	8
the land of	8
which appeared to	8
when our commander	8
to the very	8
in a bay	8
that if the	8
some time before	8
on his voyage	8
the risk of	8
in his journal	8
him by the	8
took the opportunity	8
the beginning of	8
they would have	8
about a quarter	8
at new zealand	8
the greatest part	8
by him in	8
which the captain	8
of the cape	8
that none of	8
satisfied with the	8
before they were	8
to a place	8
the sake of	8
the chief of	8
with a piece	8
the governor of	8
captain cook sailed	8
on the point	8
nearly in the	8
our commander and	8
for a moment	8
by the indians	8
the art of	8
president of the	8
a boat was	8
the two vessels	8
officers of the	8
though he was	8
as there was	8
in his own	8
not appear to	8
on captain cook	8
which is a	8
gave it the	8
in every respect	8
when captain cook	8
sent on shore	8
to determine the	8
board of admiralty	8
the effect of	8
on which he	8
enabled him to	8
should be restored	8
he intended to	8
seen in the	8
leagues in circuit	8
the sea and	8
in this he	8
to be one	8
the sick list	8
friendly intercourse with	8
the value of	8
his second voyage	8
and that was	8
proceeded on his	8
was so much	8
was not in	8
what they had	8
them to the	8
on with the	8
be fired over	8
be in the	8
was not to	8
which was very	8
in the endeavour	8
by the french	8
east coast of	8
would be a	8
the wants of	8
from which they	8
on the evening	8
in company with	8
in charge of	8
and had a	8
and the society	8
of the visit	8
crew of the	8
to put to	8
who were on	8
in time to	8
of the british	8
it was impossible	8
on each side	8
of the ocean	8
of these people	8
upon the island	8
to observe the	8
to fire at	8
among the people	8
on both sides	8
of this part	8
of the waves	8
arrival of the	8
not able to	8
with whom he	8
night of the	8
and the same	7
on the d	7
not been for	7
says it was	7
that the same	7
they were found	7
in return for	7
as it were	7
men and women	7
up the river	7
in the form	7
the bones of	7
which he gave	7
there had been	7
a chief of	7
near the shore	7
coast to the	7
which would have	7
the day after	7
as large as	7
he had before	7
himself and his	7
a mark of	7
the size of	7
was evident that	7
the trees were	7
according to the	7
in point of	7
of the main	7
on his way	7
a little to	7
to explore the	7
had been on	7
to be about	7
on the way	7
the eye could	7
the watering place	7
were made to	7
the lords of	7
the behaviour of	7
as a present	7
of the lieutenant	7
the absence of	7
resolution and adventure	7
anchor in the	7
attention to the	7
among the natives	7
and several of	7
was seen by	7
left in the	7
off the coast	7
an attempt was	7
were covered with	7
got under sail	7
in to the	7
of the women	7
should be sent	7
from the ships	7
was to have	7
they had never	7
to be cut	7
not the case	7
might not be	7
there was an	7
of the former	7
and two of	7
up to a	7
to save the	7
for the safety	7
next day they	7
of their having	7
of the man	7
during this time	7
to him in	7
which they found	7
so fortunate as	7
of the bread	7
upon one of	7
and with a	7
which the lieutenant	7
out of his	7
what had been	7
which was so	7
to the fire	7
board the ships	7
for he was	7
be in a	7
by the admiralty	7
but the wind	7
to receive the	7
in this expedition	7
the master and	7
a distance from	7
our commander to	7
to preserve the	7
on the spot	7
on the very	7
obtained from the	7
several of them	7
was not so	7
in this sea	7
on that day	7
of the straits	7
gentlemen on board	7
to make an	7
who had come	7
and that of	7
the natives would	7
the most effectual	7
he seemed to	7
in the voyage	7
the th a	7
the geography of	7
the rate of	7
so long as	7
a boat to	7
the indians in	7
longitude of the	7
was by no	7
yards of the	7
our commander did	7
sides of the	7
the latitudes of	7
as the ships	7
was only a	7
the father of	7
which we had	7
when he came	7
was said to	7
st of may	7
a series of	7
honour of his	7
health of his	7
had been the	7
terra del fuego	7
in the spring	7
opposite side of	7
with a few	7
to be met	7
was a very	7
the south side	7
names of the	7
did not know	7
was reason to	7
and the first	7
it is to	7
the marks of	7
the age of	7
the endeavour river	7
in a boat	7
they were of	7
a little time	7
with a party	7
captain cook would	7
commander did not	7
to the th	7
found to have	7
it in a	7
and which is	7
to do so	7
for the land	7
be considered as	7
the same place	7
the course was	7
to touch at	7
consisted of a	7
is one of	7
but in vain	7
an island of	7
be one of	7
not so much	7
had ever seen	7
was desirous of	7
the officers and	7
off the land	7
of them in	7
the voyage of	7
it was of	7
were enabled to	7
the canoe which	7
of the affair	7
the vessel was	7
while the ship	7
observations of the	7
ordered to be	7
to search for	7
of his ship	7
loaded with small	7
gulf of st	7
as he thought	7
and a small	7
was not possible	7
position of the	7
i had the	7
during the stay	7
ten or twelve	7
in a certain	7
in front of	7
good supply of	7
the d of	7
the voyage was	7
lords of the	7
been sent to	7
this he was	7
to try to	7
go on shore	7
quarter of an	7
the ships sailed	7
the south of	7
had it not	7
of the woods	7
they came to	7
him with the	7
put on shore	7
applied to the	7
or three of	7
more than three	7
on the island	7
whom it was	7
and when the	7
had been at	7
when the boats	7
top of the	7
seen from the	7
circuit of the	7
could not possibly	7
to the adventure	7
came within sight	7
farther to the	7
in the progress	7
could only be	7
by whom it	7
had been a	7
the land is	7
could not avoid	7
to be sent	7
there was reason	7
which the endeavour	7
of the young	7
extremity of the	7
between them and	7
here they were	7
nothing could be	7
a want of	7
introduction to the	7
or any other	7
hands of the	7
as might be	7
together with some	7
to make some	7
he was now	7
of human flesh	7
and new holland	7
to proceed with	7
presented to the	7
bay of islands	7
point of land	7
sailed for the	7
a copy of	7
of terra del	7
was necessary to	7
all the natives	7
and dr solander	7
number of canoes	7
the colour of	7
that he did	7
to no purpose	7
on board of	7
as the eye	7
made from the	7
it is impossible	7
the country in	7
examination of the	7
this is a	7
from the want	7
that might be	7
of navigation and	7
had been cut	7
as the weather	7
less than a	7
than any other	7
and this was	7
in the following	7
to endeavour to	7
both of them	7
the crews of	7
a native of	7
extent of the	7
preserving the health	7
no doubt of	7
a gale of	7
when the endeavour	7
by our commander	7
of the sound	7
to be taken	7
it from the	7
was ready to	7
the coast and	7
he went to	7
th of september	7
attention of the	7
at any rate	7
to the first	7
of the more	7
it was on	7
on shore in	7
seen to be	7
time to time	7
the subject of	7
into the hands	7
to the cape	7
the present narrative	7
in the ground	7
he was promoted	7
of a continent	7
is not the	7
appearance of a	7
on the resolution	7
he had brought	7
from the land	7
the ships had	7
had been lost	7
in the river	7
one on board	7
and the longitude	7
far from being	7
to the utmost	7
he might have	7
a heavy gale	7
the same as	7
so far from	7
and the indians	7
the coasts of	7
about two miles	7
i have been	7
who was then	7
go on board	7
the seeds of	7
inclined to be	7
lieutenant of the	7
the english to	7
progress of the	7
place in the	7
they were brought	7
existence of a	7
his course for	7
to the captain	7
he was accompanied	7
at one of	7
it is supposed	7
th and th	7
preservation of the	7
landed on the	7
next day a	7
of the voyages	7
canoes came out	7
that the lieutenant	7
to meet with	7
of his head	7
a narrow escape	7
it was owing	7
came off to	7
at the top	7
the sides of	7
had always been	7
could be found	7
agreeable to the	7
the minds of	7
day or two	7
that the whole	7
he had an	7
than that of	7
our commander sailed	7
piece of cloth	7
the strait of	7
in the last	7
the presence of	7
was that of	7
was called by	7
language of the	7
in the very	7
result of the	7
for a few	7
well as the	7
that our voyagers	7
the other islands	7
she did not	7
of a great	7
made of the	7
the close of	7
the idea of	7
fall in with	7
it was discovered	7
between the latitudes	7
to put into	7
the navy board	7
said that the	7
than had been	7
pointed out to	7
it would not	7
fury of the	7
lay to the	7
was the first	7
when he had	7
he arrived at	7
is called by	7
from time to	7
and a second	7
not think it	7
of our navigator	7
arrived at the	7
the spirit of	7
had been done	7
would not permit	7
of this country	7
brought on board	7
which i have	7
party of men	7
the voyage to	7
the order of	7
from the same	7
cause of the	7
depth of water	7
that the ships	7
the wind was	7
degrees minutes north	7
but that the	7
the natives was	7
cook sailed from	7
but that he	7
the northern hemisphere	6
them out of	6
hundred yards from	6
in every quarter	6
had taken the	6
quantity of vegetables	6
during their stay	6
and the neighbouring	6
use of the	6
the notice of	6
of his death	6
off with the	6
of a passage	6
a long time	6
a good supply	6
she was not	6
to new zealand	6
i do not	6
one side of	6
up from the	6
to the governor	6
he had always	6
to get out	6
in the northern	6
after which he	6
such a length	6
for him to	6
for the shore	6
the indians to	6
they had brought	6
come to an	6
and longitude of	6
with those of	6
though they were	6
of the board	6
may well be	6
the conclusion of	6
relative to the	6
and not a	6
cook and banks	6
were engaged in	6
are of the	6
been given to	6
who had gone	6
the gentlemen had	6
of the neighbouring	6
large body of	6
as a mark	6
with the usual	6
resolution and discovery	6
they sailed for	6
of the company	6
the study of	6
the natives with	6
on the day	6
they managed to	6
their arrival at	6
the last time	6
through which the	6
men in the	6
with our people	6
islands in the	6
after they had	6
they had the	6
which he did	6
with all his	6
the mind of	6
in his possession	6
the land was	6
the manner of	6
of fresh meat	6
after his return	6
and under the	6
the improvement of	6
arose from the	6
being able to	6
soon after he	6
by the people	6
of it as	6
the most distant	6
in table bay	6
number of small	6
from new zealand	6
of the common	6
to recover the	6
about the size	6
the period of	6
was at this	6
some degree of	6
service to future	6
seem to have	6
of the vessels	6
that if he	6
pursuing his course	6
the firing of	6
have been carried	6
thought that the	6
quantity of the	6
of the language	6
of doing it	6
of the pembroke	6
in which it	6
were carried on	6
near the watering	6
had given the	6
would be more	6
to the country	6
a manner as	6
his friends were	6
and as it	6
on one occasion	6
who did not	6
pieces of cloth	6
the articles which	6
such of the	6
one of whom	6
was preparing to	6
signs of the	6
discovered by captain	6
commissioners of the	6
cook had been	6
the captain could	6
geography of the	6
considerable degree of	6
a group of	6
he had found	6
in degrees minutes	6
seem to be	6
cook was informed	6
and was not	6
he should not	6
ships came to	6
on his last	6
which our people	6
on in the	6
our commander could	6
it appeared that	6
when the ships	6
the harbour of	6
who was a	6
the whole course	6
in addition to	6
by the boats	6
that not only	6
cook returned to	6
course of which	6
to go out	6
part of a	6
the first rank	6
in less than	6
been so fortunate	6
banks and solander	6
on board ship	6
all the officers	6
it was agreed	6
the things which	6
the english had	6
from the king	6
for the most	6
to put the	6
burney says that	6
longitude degrees minutes	6
there was nothing	6
being anxious to	6
at first the	6
was impossible to	6
with the result	6
ignorant of the	6
under the name	6
the ground was	6
the first to	6
been sent out	6
the island is	6
of his friend	6
of the tide	6
passage to the	6
and some other	6
to the people	6
narrative of captain	6
a northern passage	6
many of his	6
a young man	6
of the human	6
in the canoes	6
which had hitherto	6
captain cook took	6
at different times	6
those in the	6
round to the	6
as the inhabitants	6
governor of newfoundland	6
fire at him	6
was the cause	6
opinion of the	6
they were informed	6
it is very	6
for the service	6
they are not	6
a little before	6
to take up	6
people were very	6
appellation of the	6
as the most	6
repairs of the	6
have been made	6
the south island	6
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