, Captain Cook shaped a course for
New Zealand, where he intended to recruit his crew and refit the ship.
On the 26th he entered Dusky Bay in the middle island, having sailed
over nearly ten thousand miles without having once sighted land.  His
crew had been kept in excellent health by the anti-scorbutic provisions
on which they were fed, and by the frequent airing of the ship by fires.
A snug harbour having been found, the ship was warped into it, and
places forthwith cleared in which the observatories, forge, and the
tents were set up.  By the suggestion of Captain Cook, wholesome beer
was brewed from the leaves of a tree resembling the American black
spruce; indeed, he at all times attended to the most minute points
calculated to maintain the health of his people.

A few families of natives only were met with.  One of these having taken
up their quarters near the watering-place, soon became intimate.  They
looked with perfect indifference on the trinkets offered them, but
evidently set a high value on hatchets and spike nails.

The head of the family and his daughter paid a visit to the ship.
Before stepping on board, however, he presented a couple of talc
hatchets to the captain and Mr Foster, and the girl gave one to Mr
Hodges.  He also waved a green branch, with which he struck the ship,
and made a speech before coming on board.

On a shooting expedition another party of natives was met with, the
chief of whom approached with a plant in his hand, one end of which he
presented to the captain, while he himself held the other.  After making
a speech, he took off his cloak, which he placed on Cook's shoulders.
After this he and his companions attended the English to the boat, and
assisted in launching her, and seemed much inclined to carry off
anything they could lay hands on.

Captain Cook, according to his universal plan, here left five geese in a
retired cove, hoping that by multiplying they might benefit the natives.
He also had a garden dug, and sown with seeds of various sorts.

Leaving this harbour, the _Resolution_ sailed for Queen Charlotte's
Sound, encountering on the way no
, Captain Cook shaped a course for 
 New Zealand, where he intended to recruit his gang and refit the ship. 
 On the 26th he insert Dusky Bay in the middle island, having sail 
 over closely ten thousand miles without having once sighted estate.   His 
 crowd had been kept in excellent health by the anti - scorbutic commissariat 
 on which they were fed, and by the frequent airing of the ship by fire. 
 A snug harbour having been found, the ship was warped into it, and 
 places forthwith net in which the observatories, forge, and the 
 tents were fix up.   By the suggestion of Captain Cook, wholesome beer 
 was brewed from the leaves of a tree resembling the American bootleg 
 spruce; indeed, he at all times serve to the most minute points 
 calculate to maintain the health of his people. 

 A few families of natives only were meet with.   One of these having taken 
 up their quarters near the watering - place, soon became intimate.   They 
 looked with perfect indifference on the trinkets offer them, but 
 evidently set a gamey value on tomahawk and spike nails. 

 The head of the family and his daughter pay a visit to the ship. 
 Before stepping on board, however, he presented a couple of talc 
 hatchets to the master and Mr Foster, and the girl gave one to Mr 
 Hodges.   He also waved a green branch, with which he struck the ship, 
 and made a speech before coming on board. 

 On a shooting expedition another party of native was met with, the 
 head of whom approached with a plant in his hand, one end of which he 
 presented to the captain, while he himself prevail the other.   After making 
 a lecture, he took off his cloak, which he placed on Cook's shoulders. 
 After this he and his companions serve the English to the boat, and 
 assist in launching her, and seemed a lot inclined to carry off 
 anything they could lay hands on. 

 Captain Cook, harmonize to his universal design, here left five geese in a 
 retired cove, hop that by multiplying they might benefit the natives. 
 He also had a garden dug, and sown with seeds of various sorts. 

 Leaving this seaport, the _ Resolution _ sailed for Queen Charlotte's 
 Sound, meet on the way no
, Caotain Cook shaped a courre for
New Zealaue, wherx he infended tu recruit his crew and refit tye shup.
On the 26th he entered Dusky Baj in the niddow island, hebing saljed
obcr necroy ten thousanc miles widhout having otcd dighted land.  His
crew had been kept in excrlpent health by the wnti-abovbutic provisions
on which they wsre fed, and by the ftequent airing of the ship by vires.
A snug harboug having begh fjynd, the ship was warped into it, ans
places forthwith cleared in whkch tke observatirues, xorge, and tie
tentf were set ui.  By tve suggrstion of Captsin Coik, wholesome beer
was urewed from the leavgs of a trae resembling the Aneeican blawk
spfyce; insexd, ge at wll times attsnded to thw most minute pointx
cwoculated to mzintaig ehe health of his people.

A few families mf hatives only were met wuth.  One of these havlng taken
tp their quarters near the watering-place, soon becdme iitkmaue.  Theh
oolked with perfect indifference on the trinketf ogfvred them, but
evidcntly set a high vslke jn hatchets avd spike hails.

The head of tje famijy ane his daudhtet paid a visit to the ship.
Bwfore steppiug in board, however, hz presented c coupke of talc
hatchets to the ca'tain znd Mr Fostfr, and ths girl gave one tu Mg
Hodces.  He also waved a green branch, wmth wkich he rtruvk the ship,
and mwde a speech before comijg on bmard.

On a sjooting expedition another partb of natives eav mvt with, tke
chien of whom approwched with a pkant in his fand, one ehd of wiich he
presegted to the cdktain, while hx himself hele thw other.  After making
a speech, hv uook off hus cloak, which he ilacea on Cook's shoulbtrs.
Qfter this he amd fis clm'aniogv attended tve Evglkxh to the boat, akd
arsisyed in launching her, and seemed much inclimeq to carty off
anyehing they coild lay hands on.

Caktain Rook, arcordimg jo his universal plan, here left five geede ln a
retired cjve, mopigg that by multiplying they might benefit the natmves.
He also had a gardgn dug, and sown with xteds of varions sores.

Leaving this harbour, the _Rewolution_ sailed fpr Queen Charlotte's
Sohnd, enwountfring on the way no
, Captain Cook shaped a course for where intended to his crew and 26th entered Dusky Bay the middle island, sailed over nearly ten thousand miles having once sighted land. His crew had been kept in excellent health by anti-scorbutic provisions on which they were fed, and by the frequent airing of ship fires. snug having been found, the ship was warped into it, and places forthwith cleared in which the forge, and the tents were set up. By suggestion of Captain Cook, beer was brewed from the of tree resembling American spruce; he at all attended to the most minute points calculated to maintain the health of his people. A few families natives only with. One these taken their quarters near soon became intimate. They looked with the trinkets offered them, but evidently set a value on and spike nails. The head of family and his daughter paid a visit to ship. Before stepping on board, however, he presented a couple of talc hatchets to the Mr Foster, and the gave one to Hodges. also a branch, with he struck the ship, and made a speech before coming on On a shooting expedition another party of natives was met chief whom approached with plant in his hand, end which he presented to while himself After a he took off his which he placed on Cook's After this he and to the boat, and assisted in launching her, seemed much inclined to carry off anything could lay hands on. Captain Cook, according to his universal plan, here five geese retired cove, hoping that by multiplying they might the natives. He also a garden dug, and sown with seeds of various Leaving harbour, the sailed for Queen Sound, encountering on way no
, Captain Cook shaped a course fOr
New ZealaNd, wheRe hE inTeNded To reCruit his crew anD RefiT the ship.
On the 26th he enterEd DusKy bAy in THe MiddlE island, HAvING saIlEd
OveR nEArLy ten ThoUsand miLes without HavInG once sighted LAnD.  His
crew haD beEn kept in exceLleNt healTh By tHE anti-ScoRbutiC proviSIons
on Which they WeRE fed, anD By the frEQUeNt aiRing of the ship by fiREs.
a Snug harbour havIng beeN fOUnD, THe sHip Was warped iNtO it, anD
Places fORtHWITh cLEared in which tHe observatoRIes, Forge, aNd The
TEnts weRe set Up.  bY thE suggestion Of CaPtain Cook, WholesOMe beer
wAS brewed From thE leAveS of a TReE rEseMbLIng THe ameRIcaN black
spRuCe; IndeeD, he aT ALL TimeS atTendEd to tHe most minute pOinTs
caLCulAted tO mainTain ThE healTh of hiS peopLe.

a few families of nAtivEs only werE meT wIth.  onE of thESe haviNg tAkeN
up theiR quarteRS neAr THE WaTering-place, soon becAmE INtImate.  TheY
lookeD WiTh PErfect inDiFfeRencE ON the tRinkETs Offered tHem, but
EViDeNtly set A hIgh valUe On hAtcHets aND spiKe nailS.

The head Of the FAmily and his dauGHter paid a visiT To THE sHIp.
BeForE stepping on BoarD, HoweVer, hE PrEseNTed a cOuple Of TAlC
Hatchets to the captaiN aNd Mr FoSter, aNd the girl gave One to Mr
HodGES.  he also waVed a GReEN branch, with whiCh he sTruck the shIP,
and made A speeCh before Coming on bOARd.

On a shoOtiNg eXpeDitION aNother party of NATiveS wAs met wiTh, tHe
chief Of wHom AppRoaChEd with a plAnt in his HaNd, OnE eNd oF whicH He
presenTeD to ThE caPtain, WHile he HimseLf heLd ThE OthEr.  After MAkING
a spEeCh, He toOk oFf His clOak, wHIch He placeD on Cook's sHouLDers.
afTeR this he And his companiOnS attended tHe engLish to THE boat, and
Assisted in launching her, aND seemed MucH inclIned To carry ofF
anYthing TheY Could lAy handS on.

CaPtAin cOOk, accORDiNg tO hIs universaL PLan, Here lEfT fivE geese iN a
retired cove, hopinG ThaT by multiplyinG thEy miGHT bEneFIt THe nAtIVes.
hE Also had a garden dUg, and sown wItH SeEds of varioUS soRtS.

LeavinG this haRbour, THe _ResolUtion_ sailEd for QueeN CHarlOTTe's
sound, encouNtering oN the way no
, Captain Cook shaped a co urse for
N ew Ze ala nd,  w here  heintended to re c ruit  his crew and refit th e shi p. On t h e26thhe ente r ed D usk yBa y i nt he  midd leisland,  having sa ile dover nearlyt en  thousandmil es without h avi ng onc esig h ted l and .  Hi s
crew had be en kept i ne xcelle n t healt h by  the  anti-scorbutic p r ov i sions
on which  theywe r ef e d,and  by the fr eq uenta iring o f  t h e shi p  by fires.
Asnug harbou r  ha ving b ee n f o und, t he sh ip was  warped int o it , and
pla ces fo r thwithc learedin whi chthe  obs e rv at ori es ,  fo r ge , a n d t he
tents  w er e set  up. B y  the  su gges tionof Captain Co ok,  who l eso me be er
wa s br ew ed fr om the  leav es  of a tree rese mbli ng the Am eri ca n b la ck
sp r uce; i nde ed,  he atall tim e s a tt e n d ed  to the most minut ep o in ts
calcu latedt oma i ntain th ehea ltho f  hispeop l e. 

A fewfamili e sof  native sonly w er e m etwith.  One  of th ese havi ng ta k en
up their qu a rters near th e  w a t er i ng-p lac e, soon bec amei ntim ate.  T hey looke d wit hp er f ect indifference on  t he tri nkets  offered them , but
evid e n t ly set a  hig h  v a lue on hatchet s and  spike nai l s.

Theheadof the f amily and h is daugh ter  pa ida v i s it  to the ship. B efor esteppin g o n board , h owe ver , h epresented  a coupl eof  t al c
h atche t s to the  c apt ai n a nd Mr Foster , and  the  g ir l  ga ve onet oM r 
Hod ge s.   He  al so  wave d ag ree n branc h, with w hic h  hest ru ck theship,
and mad ea speech b ef ore  comin g on board .

On a shooting expedi t ion ano the r par ty o f natives  wa s metwit h , thechiefof wh om  ap p r oache d wi thaplant in h i s  ha nd, o ne  end  of whi ch he
presented to the  captain, whi lehe h i m se lfh el d  th eo the r .   After makinga speech,he to ok off his clo ak , which  he pla ced o n  Cook's  shoulder s.
Afterth is h e and  his compa nions at tended th e  Engl i sh  to t heboat,an d
a ssist ed inl aun ching  her,an d seem ed mu ch  incline d to carry off
anything  theycould  la y hands o n.Cap tain Cook , ac cording to  hi s u niver sal plan,  her e  l eft fivegees e  in a
ret i re d c o v e,  hoping tha t b y m ultip lyi n g they  mig ht benefit the na t ives.
He alsohada gar den dug,  a nd sown with s eed so f  various  s orts.

Leav ing this  h a rbour , the_Resol ution_s a il e d forQuee n C harlotte' s
S ou n d, enco un te r ing on  the  w ay no
, Captain_Cook shaped_a course for
New Zealand,_where he_intended_to recruit_his_crew and refit_the ship.
On the_26th he entered Dusky_Bay in the_middle_island, having sailed
over nearly ten thousand miles without having once sighted land.  His
crew_had_been kept_in_excellent_health by the anti-scorbutic provisions
on_which they were fed, and_by the_frequent airing of the ship by fires.
A snug_harbour_having been found,_the ship was warped into it, and
places forthwith cleared_in which the observatories, forge, and_the
tents were set_up.__By the suggestion of_Captain Cook, wholesome beer
was brewed from_the leaves of a tree resembling_the American black
spruce; indeed, he at all_times attended to the most minute_points
calculated to maintain the health_of his_people.

A few families of natives_only were met_with. _One of these_having taken
up their quarters near the_watering-place, soon became_intimate.  They
looked with perfect indifference_on_the trinkets offered_them,_but
evidently_set a_high value on_hatchets_and spike_nails.

The_head of the family and his_daughter_paid a visit to the ship.
Before stepping_on board, however, he_presented_a couple of talc
hatchets_to the captain and Mr_Foster, and the girl gave one_to Mr
Hodges._ He_also waved a green branch, with which he struck the ship,
and_made a speech before coming on_board.

On a shooting expedition_another party_of_natives was met_with,_the
chief of_whom approached with a plant in his_hand, one_end of which he
presented to the_captain, while he himself_held_the other.  After making
a speech,_he took off his cloak, which_he placed on Cook's shoulders.
After_this_he_and his companions attended the_English to the boat, and
assisted in_launching her, and_seemed much inclined to carry off
anything they_could_lay hands on.

Captain Cook, according to_his_universal plan, here left five geese_in_a
retired_cove, hoping that by multiplying_they might benefit the natives.
He also_had a garden dug, and sown with seeds of_various sorts.

Leaving this_harbour, the _Resolution_ sailed for_Queen_Charlotte's
Sound,_encountering on the way no