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Date: Wed, 4 Oct 2017 11:21:30 -0400
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on board the Golden Hind. Her crew, as they sailed away, saw fires burning on all the surrounding heights, kindled by the natives, evidently either to do them honour or to show their affection. Drake bestowed on this country the name of Albion, in consequence of the whiteness of the cliffs, which resembled those of England, and because his native land was socalled. Chapter Eighteen. Voyage of Sir Francis Drake, continuedA.D. 157980. Search of passage to northeast abandonedPassage across the PacificA group of islands madeThievish practices of the nativesCalled the CarolinesThe Moluccas reachedFriendly reception by the King of TernateComes off in his state bargeHis magnificent jewelsThe Hind sailsCareened at an island near CelebesGigantic trees,

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would willingly receive missionaries of the Gospel, and be brought to a right knowledge of the true and everliving God. The natives now dispersing themselves among the English, each selected some person on whom to bestow his present, choosing, it was observed, most willingly the youngest. This done, they again commenced shrieking and tearing the flesh on their faces. In vain the officers and men endeavoured to dissuade them from continuing such heathenish practices, by lifting up their eyes and hands to heaven, as if pointing to the living God, whom they ought to serve. Becoming at length more calm, the natives began to exhibit

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their sores and wounds, shrunk sinews, and other complaints from which they suffered, by signs beseeching them to cure them, as if by merely blowing upon them this could be done. On this the young surgeon got out such lotions, plasters, and ointments as he fancied might do them service. It was almost night before the savages retired, but nearly every day they returned, and sometimes forgot to bring food with them, when the Admiral ordered them to be supplied with mussels, seals, and such meat as could be spared, with which they appeared well pleased. Observing that their offerings were not acceptable, they refrained from bringing

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considered of great value, the Kins robes of state being made of them. Several of the native houses were entered. The lower part consisted of a square pit dug in the earth, with a roof; while the upper portion was formed by several poles stuck in the ground and joined together at the top, the whole being interlaced with twigs, and this being covered with earth was impervious to cold or rain. The doorway was of the size and shape of the scuttle of a ship, formed in the sloping roof, and served also to allow the escape of smoke. A fire was placed in the centre, and the beds of the inmates were on the hard ground, covered only with rushes and mats. The huts being low, and without any means of ventilation except from a single small doorway, the heat within, even

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