Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 157
a hurricane asany ship ever weathered, from which we escaped unhurtby the divine assistance and goodness, to the praise ofthe glorious and fortunate name of our good ship, thathad been able to support the violent tossing of thewaves. Pursuing our voyage towards the west, a little north-wardly, in… … A Voyage along the Atlantic Coast 127 on approaching it to within a quarter of a league fromthe shore, we perceived, by the great fires near thecoast, that it was inhabited. We perceived that itstretched to the south, and coasted along in that direc-tion in search of some port in which we might…
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