In these ilands is no succour nor refreshing; onely in the one of them is one house of strawe, and a little spring of small moment. For the water, which the shippes use for their provision, they fetch from another iland, two leagues west north-west of these, which they call Tabaga, having in it some fruite and refreshing, and some fewe Indians to inhabite it.

What succeeded to mee, and to the rest during our imprisonment, with the rarities and particularities of the Peru and Terra Firme, my voyage to Spaine, and the successe, with the time I spent in prison in the Peru, in the Tercera, in Sevill, and in Madrid, with the accidents which befell me in them, I leave for a second part of this discourse, if God give life and convenient place and rest, necessary for so tedious and troublesome a worke: desiring God, that is Almightie, to give his blessing to this and the rest of my intentions, that it and they may bee fruitefull to His glory, and the good of all: then shall my desires be accomplished, and I account myselfe most happie. To whom be all glory, and thankes from all eternitie.

The Observations of Sir Richard Hawkins, Knt in his Voyage into the South Sea in the Year 1593 — Part 154

Advertisements for commanders 137 ---- for servitors 138

The Observations of Sir Richard Hawkins, Knt in his Voyage into the South Sea in the Year 1593 — Part 154

Anchors, light, fit for the South sea 151

The Observations of Sir Richard Hawkins, Knt in his Voyage into the South Sea in the Year 1593 — Part 154

Arawcans, valour of the 158 ---- much commended for all sorts of fruit and gold 157

Artillery, courses for after bourding 206

Backwardnesse of companies 136 ---- evill consequences thereof 136

Beefe, pickled 143 ---- held good beyond the equinoctiall 143

Brasil, description of 100 ---- its havens 100 ---- commodities and wants 100 ---- bestial and discommodities 100

Calking, false 32 ---- prevention thereof 33

Cassavi meale 95 ---- preparing thereof 95

Chile, people of 147 ---- their weapons 147 ---- and hate to the Spaniards 147

Commanders, covetous, unwillingness to follow 161

Commander, a, not to trust his officers 184

Complaints of master Thomas Candish 27 ---- of master George Raymond 28

Discipline, cause of their prosperities 103

Discipline pried into by the Spaniards 194 ---- and by them imitated 195

Drake, Sir Francis, upon the southermost part of the world 142

Exchange of trifles 145 ---- of sheepe 146

Fire, danger of 62 ---- by heating of pitch 62 ---- by taking tobacco 63 ---- by candle light 63 ---- by hooping and scuttling 64 ---- by nature of waters 64