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The 22 day at eight in the morning, we cast about to the Southward; and this day in the morning we saw the William vnder our lee as far as we could see her, and with a great fogge we lost the sight of her, and since we haue not seene her.

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The 11 day the winde Northerly with fogge, the ship rode still.

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Maister, hauing discouered Wardhouse vpon the coast of Finmark, by storme or fogge departed from the rest, found the bay of S. Nicholas now the chiefe port for Russia, there wintred in safetie, and had ayde of the people at a village called Newnox.

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Here we found 45. fathoms oze, and all the night was very darke with fogge.

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The 1 day of September the wind was at Northeast with very much fogge: all this day we ran Westsouthwest: at 2 in the afternoone the wind came North.

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Southeast, and it was very darke with fogge, and in running along the shoare we fell a ground, but God be praised without hurt, for wee came presently off againe.

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Southwest: all the day was very darke with snowe and fogge.

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Northwest, this day we lay still inclosed with yce, the weather being darke with fogge: thus abiding the Lords leasure, we continued with patience.

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About twelue the winde came to the West, and continued so all the same night with great fogge.

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Windes wee haue had at will, but ice and fogge too much against our willes, if it had pleased the Lod God otherwise.

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