Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 272
two leagues, andanchored. The land grew very high and mountainous.The river is full of fish. The fifteenth, in the morning, was misty, untill thesunne arose: then it cleered. So wee weighed with The Discovery of the Hudson River 237 the wind at south, and ran up into the river twentieleagues,… … and swam away.After wee wereunder sayle,they called to usin scorne. Atnight wee came The Half Moox on the Hudson. ^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^_ taines, which lie from the rivers side. There wee foundvery loving people, and very old men: where wee werewell used. Our boat went to fish, and caught greatstore of very…
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