 | Samuel Purchas - 1905 - 584 sayfa
...Then I made supplication againe, and boldly spake my selfe with him, at which he gave me no answer. I told him, if he would permit me to depart, I would...that both the English, and Hollanders should come and tramque there in his Land. He answered, that he was desirous of both those Nations company for tramque,... | |
 | Ernest Edwin Speight, Robert Morton Nance - 1906 - 448 sayfa
...other. Then I made supplication again, and boldly spake myself with. him, at which he gave me no answer. I told him, if he would permit me to depart, I would be a means, that both the English and Hollanders should come and traffic there in his land. He answered,... | |
 | Frederik Caspar Wieder - 1925 - 256 sayfa
...Then I made supplication againe, and boldly spake my selfe with him at which he gave me no answer. I told him, if he would permit me to depart, I would bee a meanes, that both the English, and the Hollanders should come and traffique so there in his Land. He answered, that he was desirous of... | |
 | Linschoten-Vereeniging (Hague, Netherlands) - 1925 - 256 sayfa
...Then I made supplication againe, and boldly spake my selfe with him at which he gave me no answer. I told him, if he would permit me to depart, I would bee a meanes, that both the English, and the Hollanders should come and traffique so there in his Land. He answered, that he was desirous of... | |
 | 1850 - 254 sayfa
...meanes or other. So I made supplication agein, and boldly spake my selfe with him, at which ae gaue me no aunswer. I told him, if he would permit me to...by no means he would let mee goe. I asked him leave for the capten, the which he presently granted mee. So by that meanes my capten got leave ; and in... | |
 | James Murdoch - 1996 - 768 sayfa
...meanes or other. So I made supplication agein, and boldly spake my selfe with him, at which he gaue me no aunswer. I told him, if he would permit me to...no means he, would let mee goe. I asked him leave for the capten, the which he presently granted mee. So by that meanes my capten got leave; and iu a... | |
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I told him, if he would permit me to depart, I would bee a meanes, that both the English and Hollanders should come and traffick there, but by no means he, would let mee goe. 