 _Endeavour_, sighting Teneriffe, reached Rio de Janeiro on the 13th
of November.  Here the ignorant Portuguese Governor, jealous of the
expedition, and unable to comprehend its objects, treated the voyagers
with scant courtesy.  His only idea was that they were going out to
witness the passing of the north star through the south pole.

On the 11th of January, 1769, Cook came in sight of Tierra del Fuego,
and three days afterwards entered the straits of Le Maire.  The
_Endeavour_ anchored in the bay of Good Success, where they met with a
number of the inhabitants, three of whom were induced to come on board,
but showed a remarkable want of interest in all they witnessed.  Being
treated, however, in a kind way, they became very friendly, and showed
no fear of their visitors.  They were not so low in the scale of
humanity as many voyagers have described them, and probably not less
capable of receiving instruction than other savages.  The weather being
fair and mild, on the 16th of January Mr Banks, Dr Solander, Mr
Green, Mr Monkhouse, the surgeon, and Mr Buchan, a landscape painter,
landed to explore the country.  After crossing a morass, commencing the
ascent of a mountain, and passing a wooded tract, it being nearly eight
o'clock in the evening, the party were greatly fatigued, while they were
chilled with the intense cold.  Though Dr Solander had kept saying,
"Whoever sits down will sleep, and whoever sleeps will wake no more," he
himself was the first to insist on resting, and it was with the greatest
difficulty his companions could get him on.  He and a black man were at
length allowed to recline against some bushes for about five minutes,
but even during that short period his limbs became so numbed that he
could hardly move.  The rest of the party had gone on, and had succeeded
in lighting a fire, towards which the Doctor was dragged, but it was
found impossible to rouse the black, who was left in charge of another
black and one of the seamen named Richmond.  The snow came on and fell
incessantly for two hours.

Mr Banks dispatched some persons to look for Richmond and the
_ Endeavour _, sighting Teneriffe, reached Rio de Janeiro on the 13th 
 of November.   Here the ignorant Portuguese Governor, jealous of the 
 excursion, and ineffective to comprehend its objects, treat the voyager 
 with scant courtesy.   His only idea was that they were move out to 
 witness the passing of the north ace through the south pole. 

 On the 11th of January, 1769, Cook came in batch of Tierra del Fuego, 
 and three days afterwards enroll the straits of Le Maire.   The 
 _ Endeavour _ anchored in the bay of Good Success, where they met with a 
 number of the inhabitant, three of whom were induced to come on board, 
 but prove a remarkable want of sake in all they witnessed.   Being 
 treat, however, in a kind way, they became very friendly, and showed 
 no fear of their visitors.   They were not therefore low in the scale of 
 humanity as many voyagers have described them, and probably not less 
 capable of receiving instruction than other savages.   The weather being 
 fair and mild, on the 16th of January Mr Banks, Dr Solander, Mr 
 Green, Mr Monkhouse, the surgeon, and Mr Buchan, a landscape painter, 
 landed to explore the country.   After traverse a morass, commencing the 
 rise of a batch, and happen a wooded tract, it being nearly eight 
 o'clock in the evening, the party were greatly tire, while they were 
 chilled with the intense cold.   Though Dr Solander had kept say, 
 " Whoever sits down will sleep, and whoever sleeps will wake no more, " he 
 himself was the first to insist on resting, and it was with the big 
 difficulty his companions could get him on.   He and a black valet were at 
 length allow to lean back against some bushes for about five minutes, 
 but even during that light period his limbs became so numb that he 
 could hardly go.   The rest of the party had gone along, and had succeeded 
 in lighting a fire, towards which the Doctor was dragged, but it was 
 found impossible to bestir the black, who was entrust in charge of another 
 total darkness and one of the seamen named Richmond.   The coke came on and fell 
 incessantly for two hours. 

 Mr Banks dispatched some person to look for Richmond and the
 _Enfeavour_, sighting Tenerifne, reached Rio dg Haneirm on tge 13th
of Vovember.  Here the ignorant 'ortyguest Governor, jealous uf the
expvdition, abd uiable to comprehxhd its objecta, trectxd the voyagers
eith scant courtesy.  His ovlv idea was that they were going out eo
witnexs the passing os tht njrth star through the south pole.

On the 11th of Oanuary, 1769, Cook csme in sight of Tierra del Fueho,
and three days avterwards ebterqe the straitr of Le Mapxe.  The
_Endezvour_ anchored in the bay of Goud Suecess, where tyey ket with a
nnmber jf the inhablnants, tvree of whom were indmced vo cime on board,
but showev a remarkable want jf interevt in all they witnwswed.  Teinc
trexred, hoseter, in a ninv way, they gecame very friendly, and showec
nj fear of theid visieows.  They were not so low in the scale ox
hujanity as many voyagers have described them, wnd probafly not less
capable of receiving instruction than othec ravcncs.  Gye weather being
fair and mild, on the 16th of Januwdy Mg Banks, Dr Solandcr, Mr
Green, Mr Monknoksr, the surgeon, xnd Mr Budhan, a landscape pwinter,
lwnded to explowe tne country.  After crossing q morass, comiwncing the
ascent oy a mountain, and passong a wooded tract, it bzing nsarly eight
l'clock in ghe evening, the oarny ware greauuy fatigued, while they werx
chilked witf thg intenfe cold.  Tjough Dr Solander had keot saiing,
"Whmever sits down will sleep, and whoever slxxps will wake nm mmre," he
hiiself was the firse to insist on restiny, and kt was witg the gceatest
diffisulty his com[wnions could get him on.  He qnd a buxck man were ay
length allowed to eecline against soke chshes for about fice minutes,
but efen duwijg trdt short perhod fis kimbs became so kumced yhat he
could hardly kove.  The rest of the lavty had gine on, agd had succeeced
in lighting a flre, tmwacds whoch the Doctor was dragged, but it was
found imiossible to rjuse the black, wko was left in charge of another
black anv one of the seamen namwd Richmond.  The snpe came on aid felj
incessandly for two hours.

Mr Vanks dispatched xome persons to look ror Riwhmonf and the
_Endeavour_, sighting Teneriffe, reached Rio de Janeiro 13th November. Here ignorant Portuguese Governor, unable comprehend its objects, the voyagers with courtesy. His only idea was that were going out to witness the passing of the north star through the pole. On the 11th of January, 1769, Cook came in sight of Tierra Fuego, three afterwards the straits of Le Maire. The _Endeavour_ anchored in the bay of Good Success, where they with a number of the inhabitants, three of were induced to come board, but showed a remarkable of in all witnessed. treated, in a kind they became very friendly, and showed no fear of their visitors. They were not so low in scale of many voyagers described and not less capable instruction than other savages. The weather mild, on the 16th of January Mr Banks, Solander, Mr Mr Monkhouse, the surgeon, and Mr a landscape painter, landed to explore the country. crossing a morass, commencing the ascent of a mountain, and passing a wooded tract, it eight o'clock in the the party were fatigued, they chilled the intense Though Dr Solander had kept saying, "Whoever sits down will sleep, whoever sleeps will wake no more," he himself was the insist resting, and it with the greatest difficulty companions get him on. He black were to against bushes for about five but even during that short his limbs became so move. The rest of the party had gone and had succeeded in lighting a fire, which the Doctor was dragged, but it was found impossible to rouse black, who in charge of another black and one of seamen named Richmond. The came on and fell incessantly for two hours. Mr dispatched persons to for Richmond and
 _Endeavour_, sighting TeneriffE, reached RiO de JaNeiRo oN tHe 13th
Of NoVember.  Here the iGNoraNt Portuguese Governor, jeAlous Of THe
exPEdItion, And unabLE tO COmpReHeNd iTs OBjEcts, tReaTed the vOyagers
witH scAnT courtesy.  His ONlY idea was thAt tHey were going Out To
witnEsS thE PassiNg oF the nOrth stAR throuGh the soutH pOLe.

On thE 11Th of JanUARy, 1769, cook Came in sight of TierRA dEL Fuego,
and three Days afTeRWaRDS enTerEd the straiTs Of Le MAIre.  The
_ENDeAVOUr_ aNChored in the baY of Good SuccESs, wHere thEy Met WIth a
nuMber oF tHE inHabitants, thRee oF whom were InduceD To come oN Board,
buT showeD a rEmaRkabLE wAnT of InTEreST iN alL TheY witnessEd.  beIng
trEateD, HOWEver, In a Kind Way, thEy became very fRieNdly, ANd sHowed
No feaR of tHeIr visItors.  THey weRe Not so low in the scAle oF
humanity As mAnY voYaGers hAVe descRibEd tHem, and pRobably NOt lEsS
CAPaBle of receiving instRuCTIoN than othEr savaGEs.  thE Weather bEiNg
fAir aND Mild, oN the 16TH oF January mr BankS, dr soLander, MR
GReen, Mr moNkhOusE, the sURgeoN, and Mr buchan, a lAndscAPe painter,
landeD To explore the cOUnTRY.  AFTer cRosSing a morass, CommENcinG the
AScEnt OF a mouNtain, AnD PaSSing a wooded tract, it bEiNg nearLy eigHt
o'clock in the Evening, the PARTy were grEatlY FaTIgued, while they Were
cHilled with THe intensE cold.  though Dr solander hAD Kept sayiNg,
"WHoeVer SitS DOwN will sleep, and WHOeveR sLeeps wiLl wAke no moRe," hE
hiMseLf wAs The first tO insist oN rEsTiNg, And It was WIth the grEaTesT
dIffIcultY His comPanioNs coUlD gET hiM on.  He anD A bLACk maN wErE at
lEngTh AllowEd to REclIne agaiNst some buSheS For aBoUt Five minUtes,
but even duRiNg that shorT pEriOd his lIMBs became So numbed that he
could hardLY move.  ThE reSt of tHe paRty had gonE on, And had SucCEeded
iN lightIng a fIrE, toWARds whICH tHe DOcTor was dragGED, buT it waS
fOund ImpossiBle to rouse the black, WHo wAs left in chargE of AnotHER
bLacK AnD One Of THe sEAMen named RichmonD.  The snow caMe ON aNd fell
inceSSanTlY for two Hours.

Mr banks DIspatchEd some perSons to looK fOr RiCHMonD and the
 _Endeavour_, sighting Ten eriffe, re ached  Ri o d eJane iroon the 13th
of Nove mber.  Here the ignora nt Po rt u gues e  G overn or, jea l ou s ofth eexp ed i ti on, a ndunableto compreh end  i ts objects,t re ated the v oya gers
with sc ant  court es y.His o nly  idea  was t h at the y were go in g  out t o 
witnes s th e pa ssing of the nort h  s t ar through the  south  p o le . 
On  th e 11th ofJa nuary ,  1769,C oo k c ame in sight of T ierra del F u ego ,
andth ree days a fterw ar d s e ntered thestra its of Le  Maire .   The
_ E ndeavou r_ anc hor edin t h eba y o fG ood Su cce s s,where th ey  m et wi th a n u m beroftheinhab itants, three  of  who m  we re in duced  toco me on  board ,
but  s howed a remarka blewant of i nte re stin  allt hey wi tne sse d.  Bei ng
trea t ed,  h o w e ve r, in a kind way,th e y  b ecame ve ry fri e nd ly ,  and sho we d
n o fe a r  of t heir vi sitors. Theyw er enot solo w in t he  sc ale  of
h u mani ty asmany voy agers have described them, and pro b ab l y  n o t le sscapable ofrece i ving  ins t ru cti o n tha n oth er sa v ages.  The weatherbe ing
fa ir an d mild, on th e 16th ofJ a n uary MrBank s ,D r Solander, Mr 
Gree n, Mr Monk h ouse, th e sur geon, an d Mr Buch a n , a land sca pepai nte r , 
l anded to expl o r e th ecountry . After c ros sin g a  mo ra ss, comme ncing th eas ce nt  of  a mo u ntain, a nd  pa ss ing  a wo o ded tr act,it b ei ng nea rly eig h to ' cloc kin  the  ev en ing,thep art y weregreatly f ati g ued,  w hi le they  were
chilled  w ith the in te nse  cold. Though D r Solander had kept say i ng,
"Wh oev er si ts d own willsle ep, an d w h oeversleeps  will  w ake n o mor e , "hehi mself wast h e f irstto  ins ist onresting, and it wa s  wi th the greate stdiff i c ul tyh is com pa n ion s could get him o n.  He and  a bl ack man we r e a tlengthallowed  to r e cline a gainst so me bushes  f or a b o utfive minut es,
buteven duri n g tha t  s hortper iod hi slim bs be came s o  nu mbedthat h ecouldhardl ymove.  T he rest of the party ha d gone  on,and  had succ eed e d
i n lightin g afire, towa rds  wh ich t heD octor  was dr agg e d, bu t it was
found im pos s i bl e to rouset h e  bl ack,who was le ft i n charge of anoth e r
black and on e of t hesea m en n am ed Richmond. The  s n o w came o nand fell
in cessantl yf or tw o hour s.

Mr  Banksd i sp a tchedsome  pe rsons toloo kf or Rich mo nd and th e
 _Endeavour_,_sighting Teneriffe,_reached Rio de Janeiro_on the_13th
of_November. _Here_the ignorant Portuguese_Governor, jealous of_the
expedition, and unable to_comprehend its objects,_treated_the voyagers
with scant courtesy.  His only idea was that they were going out_to
witness_the passing_of_the_north star through the south_pole.

On the 11th of January,_1769, Cook_came in sight of Tierra del Fuego,
and three_days_afterwards entered the_straits of Le Maire.  The
_Endeavour_ anchored in the_bay of Good Success, where they_met with a
number_of_the_inhabitants, three of whom_were induced to come on board,
but_showed a remarkable want of interest_in all they witnessed.  Being
treated, however,_in a kind way, they became_very friendly, and showed
no fear_of their_visitors.  They were not_so low in_the scale_of
humanity as many_voyagers have described them, and probably_not less
capable of_receiving instruction than other savages. _The_weather being
fair and_mild,_on_the 16th_of January Mr_Banks,_Dr Solander,_Mr
Green,_Mr Monkhouse, the surgeon, and Mr_Buchan,_a landscape painter,
landed to explore the country._ After crossing a_morass,_commencing the
ascent of a_mountain, and passing a wooded_tract, it being nearly eight
o'clock in_the evening,_the party_were greatly fatigued, while they were
chilled with the intense cold. _Though Dr Solander had kept saying,
"Whoever_sits down will sleep,_and whoever_sleeps_will wake no_more,"_he
himself was_the first to insist on resting, and_it was_with the greatest
difficulty his companions could_get him on. _He_and a black man were at
length_allowed to recline against some bushes_for about five minutes,
but even_during_that_short period his limbs became_so numbed that he
could hardly move._ The rest_of the party had gone on, and_had_succeeded
in lighting a fire, towards which_the_Doctor was dragged, but it was
found_impossible_to_rouse the black, who was_left in charge of another
black and_one of the seamen named Richmond.  The snow_came on and_fell
incessantly for two hours.

Mr Banks_dispatched_some_persons to look for Richmond and the