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Færoœ, et Fœroa reserata : that is a description of the islands & inhabitants of Foeroe : being seventeen islands subject to the King of Denmark, lying under 62 deg. 10 min. of north latitude. Wherein several secrets of nature are brought to light, and some antiquities hitherto kept in darkness discovered. (1676)

Debes, Lucas Jacobsøn · [London] Printed by F[rancis] L[each] for William Iles · leaf 270

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hecioathed himfcif in a Peafants cloaths,got a Fifher Boat, and provided him-■fejf with old Nailes, Lead, Leather, amelting fpoon, and a tinder Box,which he hid,all under his Nets andIVppes ii\ the Boat ; being then comefr.<)ii^the LpndjSnd having taken pret-ty nwny FiOics, he rowed to the… … Iili> 256 of the FuBs of the which when he perceived, hedefiredleave of the Captain to faften his Boatat the Sterne of theShip, pretendingthat he ufed often, by reafon of hispoverty, to lye out at Sea in the Sum--mer. The Captain having granted hisrequeftihefaftened his IBoatneerthcRudder. The…

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