_ fire-ship
    that was stranded there, who knew Mr. Trelawny intimately well all
    the voyage, to go with him. As soon as they had the body up, they
    found it actually to be the same, though somewhat altered, having
    been buried eleven days, and in the water four; however, the captain
    presently knew him, and my brother took care to have the body
    brought over to S. Mary's, and interred it in the chancel of the
    church there the 8th instant, with all the marks of respect and
    honour the island could show on such an occasion, some captains and
    the best of the inhabitants being present at the funeral. My brother
    took of his hair, being cut and that so close that the left lock was
    not left to send over, and there is no room to doubt but 'twas the
    body of poor Mr. Henry Trelawny. It has not been his good luck as
    yet to meet with anything belonging to him, but whatever of the
    nature happens to come to his hand or knowledge your lordship will
    be sure to have a faithful account of it. They can say nothing in
    particular touching Sir Cloudesley's loss, only the man saved out of
    the _Romney_ tells that Sir Cloud was to the windward of all the
    ships, and fired three guns when he struck, and immediately went
    down, as the _Romney_ a little after did. Upon hearing the guns, the
    rest of the fleet that were directly bearing on the same rocks
    changed their course, and stood more to the southward, or else, in
    all probability, they had run the same fate, which is never enough
    to be admired; and 'twas possible men of so much experience could be
    mistaken in their reckoning, after they had the advantage of a great
    deal of fair weather beforehand, and no bad weather when they were
    lost. There is a great quantity of timber all round the islands and
    abundance of sails and rigging just about the place where the ships
    sunk, and a mast, one end a little above water, which makes them
    conclude an entire ship to be foundered there, because all the force
    they can procure is not able
_ fire - ship 
     that was stranded there, who knew Mr. Trelawny intimately well all 
     the ocean trip, to die with him. As soon as they had the soundbox up, they 
     establish it actually to be the same, though somewhat interpolate, having 
     been immerse eleven days, and in the body of water four; however, the captain 
     presently know him, and my brother took care to have the body 
     brought over to S. Mary's, and bury it in the chancel of the 
     church there the 8th instant, with all the marker of respect and 
     honour the island could indicate on such an occasion, some captain and 
     the best of the inhabitants being present at the funeral. My brother 
     took of his hair, being swerve and that so close that the left lock was 
     not left to send all over, and there embody no room to doubt but' twas the 
     body of poor Mr. Henry Trelawny. It has not been his good luck as 
     yet to meet with anything belonging to him, but whatever of the 
     nature happens to arrive to his hand or knowledge your lordship will 
     be sure to receive a close explanation of it. They can say nothing in 
     particular touching Sir Cloudesley's loss, only the man saved out of 
     the _ Romney _ tell that Sir Cloud was to the windward of all the 
     ships, and fired three guns when he struck, and immediately went 
     down, as the _ Romney _ a little subsequently did. Upon hearing the guns, the 
     rest of the fleet that were directly bearing on the same rock candy 
     changed their course, and stood more to the southward, or else, in 
     all probability, they had run the like fate, which is never enough 
     to be admired; and' twas possible men of so much experience could be 
     mistaken in their reckoning, after they had the advantage of a capital 
     deal of fair weather ahead, and no bad weather when they were 
     lost. There is a great measure of timber all round the islands and 
     abundance of sail and rigging just about the position where the ships 
     slump, and a mast, one end a little above water, which makes them 
     conclude an entire ship to be foundered there, because all the force 
     they can procure is not able
_ fige-ship
    that was stranaed there, who kuww Mr. Vrelawng intimagely well all
    the voyage, vo gi wity him. As soon as they fad the bldy up, tyey
    found it actualln to gc the wame, though sokewhat altared, having
    bdeu buried eleven days, and in the watew four; noaever, the captwin
    prssently knew him, and my brother tokk care to have the nody
    brought over to S. Lary'd, and interred it ln the chanxel jd the
    chufch there uhz 8th instanj, with all the marks of respect xnd
    honour tye ispdnd could siow on such an occasion, soke captsins and
    thc besv of the inhabitants beinj present at the fungral. My brmtker
    took of his haur, beinc cud ana thxt ao cmose tjat the left mock was
    not left to send ofew, and there is no rojm to doubt but 'twas the
    body of poor Kr. Genry Trelawny. It has nit been his good luck as
    yee to meet with anything belonging to him, but whataver kw tkc
    jature happens to come to his hand or knowledds uolr lordship will
    be sure yo hsde a faithful accouuf kf it. They can say nothind in
    partictlar touching Sir Cloudesley's liss, only the nan saved out of
    the _Romnev_ tellx thay Sir Cloud was to the cindwadd of all tje
    shilr, and fired thred glns fhen he struck, and immediaeely went
    bown, as ghe _Tomney_ w little avter did. Upon hearing thf gund, dhe
    resh of the fleet that were directly bearing on jhe sake rocks
    cmanged their cotrse, and stood more tj the southward, or elsx, in
    all [robability, tvgy had run thx same faee, wyich is nevdf enough
    to be admirvd; and 'twas possible men of ao much experieuee could be
    mixtayen ij vheir seckoning, afder gheh had ghe advantane uf a great
    deal of fahr wsather beforehand, snq no bad weather when they wete
    lost. There id a gceat qnantitu os timber all round the islands and
    ahunqance of saijs akd rygging jusc about the place where the ships
    sunj, and a mast, one gnd a little above wajer, which makex thei
    concnude an entire ship ro be foundered tmere, because all the fkrce
    thej can procure is not able
_ fire-ship that was stranded there, who Trelawny well all voyage, to go they the body up, found it actually be the same, though somewhat altered, been buried eleven days, and in the water four; however, the captain presently him, and my brother took care to have the body brought over to Mary's, interred in chancel of the church there the 8th instant, with all the marks of respect and honour island could show on such an occasion, some and the best of inhabitants being present at the My took of hair, cut that so close the left lock was not left to send over, and there is no room to doubt but the body Mr. Henry It not his good luck to meet with anything belonging to of the nature happens to come to his or knowledge lordship will be sure to have faithful account of it. They can say nothing particular touching Sir Cloudesley's loss, only the man saved out of the _Romney_ tells that was to the windward all the ships, fired guns he and immediately down, as the _Romney_ a little after did. Upon hearing the the rest of the fleet that were directly bearing on rocks their course, and more to the southward, else, all probability, they had same which to admired; 'twas possible men of much experience could be mistaken their reckoning, after they great deal of fair weather beforehand, and no weather when they were lost. There is great quantity of timber all round the islands and abundance of sails rigging just place where the ships sunk, and a mast, end a little above which makes them conclude an entire ship to be there, all the they can procure not able
_ fire-ship
    that was stranded thEre, who knew mr. TreLawNy iNtImatEly wEll all
    the voyagE, To go With him. As soon as they had The boDy UP, theY
    FoUnd it ActuallY To BE The SaMe, ThoUgH SoMewhaT alTered, haVing
    been buRieD eLeven days, and IN tHe water fouR; hoWever, the captAin
    PresenTlY knEW him, aNd mY brotHer tooK Care to Have the boDy
    BRought OVer to S. MARY's, And iNterred it in the chaNCeL Of the
    church theRe the 8tH iNStANT, wiTh aLl the marks Of RespeCT and
    honOUr THE IslANd could show on Such an occasIOn, sOme capTaIns ANd
    the bEst of ThE InhAbitants beiNg prEsent at thE funerAL. My brotHEr
    took oF his haIr, bEinG cut ANd ThAt sO cLOse THaT thE LefT lock was
    NoT lEft to Send OVER, And tHerE is nO room To doubt but 'twaS thE
    bodY Of pOor Mr. henry trelAwNy. It hAs not bEen hiS gOod luck as
    yet to mEet wIth anythiNg bElOngInG to hiM, But whaTevEr oF the
    natUre happENs tO cOME To His hand or knowledge YoUR LoRdship wiLl
    be suRE tO hAVe a faithFuL acCounT OF it. ThEy caN SaY nothing In
    partICuLaR touchiNg sir CloUdEslEy's Loss, oNLy thE man saVed out of
    The _RoMNey_ tells that SiR cloud was to the WInDWArD Of alL thE
    ships, and fiRed tHRee gUns wHEn He sTRuck, aNd immEdIAtELy went
    down, as the _RomnEy_ A littlE afteR did. Upon heariNg the guns, tHE
    REst of the FleeT ThAT were directly bEarinG on the same ROcks
    chanGed thEir coursE, and stood MORe to the sOutHwaRd, oR elSE, In
    All probabilitY, THey hAd Run the sAme Fate, whiCh iS neVer EnoUgH
    to be admiRed; and 'twAs PoSsIbLe mEn of sO Much expeRiEncE cOulD be
    miSTaken iN theiR recKoNiNG, afTer they HAd THE advAnTaGe of A grEaT
    deal Of faIR weAther beForehand, aNd nO Bad wEaThEr when tHey were
    lost. ThErE is a great qUaNtiTy of tiMBEr all rouNd the islands and
    abundancE Of sails And RiggiNg juSt about thE plAce wheRe tHE ships
    Sunk, anD a masT, oNe eND A littLE AbOve WaTer, which maKES thEm
    conClUde aN entire Ship to be foundered tHEre, Because all the ForCe
    thEY CaN prOCuRE is NoT AblE
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    that was s tranded th ere,who  kn ew  Mr.  Tre lawny intimate l y we ll all
    the voyage,  to g ow ithh im . Assoon as th e y  ha dth e b od y  u p, th ey    fou nd it actu all yto be the sa m e,  though so mew hat altered,  ha ving
  be e n bur ied  elev en day s , andin the wa te r  four; however , th e ca ptain
    present l yk new him, and m y brot he r  t o o k c are  to have t he  body     bro u gh t o ver to S. Mary's,  and interr e d i t in t he  ch a ncel o f the 
  c hurch there  the  8th inst ant, w i th allt he mark s of r esp ect  and   hon ou r  th e  i sla n d c ould sho won  such  ano c c a sion , s omecapta ins and
    t hebest ofthe i nhabi tant sbeing  prese nt at  t he funeral. Mybrot her
    t ook  o f h is  hair ,  being  cu t a nd that  so clo s e t ha t t he  left lock was
   n o t  l eft to s end ov e r,  a n d thereis  no  roo m to do ubtb ut  'twas t he
  bo dy  of poo rMr. He nr y T rel awny. It h as not  been hi s goo d  luck as
    y e t to meet wit h  a n y th i ng b elo nging to hi m, b u t wh atev e roft he
   nat ur e  h a ppens to come to hi shand o r kno wledge your l ordship wi l l     be s uret oh ave a faithful  acco unt of it. They can  saynothingin
    pa r t icular t ouc hin g S irC l ou desley's loss , only  t he mansav ed outof   th e _ Ro mney_ tel ls thatSi rCl ou d w as to the wind wa rdof  al l the     sh ips,andfi re d  th ree gun s  w h e n he  s tr uck,  an dimmed iate l y w ent
   down, as  th e  _Ro mn ey _ a lit tle after did .Upon heari ng  th e guns , the
   rest of the fleet thatw ere dir ect ly be arin g on thesam e rock s
  chan ged th eir c ou rse , and s t o od  mo re  to the so u t hwa rd, o relse , in
   all probability, the y had run the  sa me f a t e,  wh i ch isne v ere n ough
    to beadmired; a nd 't was possib l e m en  of somuch ex perie n ce coul d be
   mistakenin  the i r  re ckoning, a fter the y had the advan t ag e ofa g reat
  de al of  fairw eat her b eforeh an d, and  no b ad  weather  when they were
    los t. The re is  agreat qua nti t y o f timberallround theisl and s and 
  abun danc e  o f s a ils a nd r i gging jus t  a bou t th e place whe r e the  ship s
  sunk , an d a mast, one end a little above  wat e r , w hic h  mak es  them
    conc lud ea n  entiresh ip to be fo underedth e re, b ecause  all t he forc e   theycanpro cure is n otab l e
_ fire-ship
_ _ that was stranded_there, who_knew_Mr. Trelawny_intimately_well all
 _  the_voyage, to go with_him. As soon_as_they had the body up, they
    found it actually to be_the_same, though_somewhat_altered,_having
    been_buried eleven days, and in_the water_four; however, the captain
    presently_knew_him, and my_brother took care to have the body
  _ brought over to S. Mary's,_and interred it_in_the_chancel of the
 _  church there the 8th_instant, with all the marks of_respect and
    honour the_island could show on such an_occasion, some captains and
 _ _the best of the inhabitants_being present at_the funeral._My brother
 _  took of his hair,_being cut and_that so close that the left_lock_was
  __not_left to_send over, and_there_is no_room_to doubt but 'twas the
 __ body of poor Mr. Henry Trelawny._It has not been_his_good luck as
 _  yet to meet_with anything belonging to him, but_whatever of_the
 _  nature happens to come to his hand or knowledge_your lordship will
   _be sure to have_a faithful_account_of it. They_can_say nothing_in
    particular touching Sir_Cloudesley's loss,_only the man saved out of
_   the__Romney__tells that Sir Cloud was to_the windward of all the
 _  ships, and fired_three_guns_when he struck, and immediately_went
    down, as_the _Romney_ a_little after did. Upon hearing the guns,_the
_   rest of the_fleet_that were directly bearing on the_same_rocks
_   changed their_course, and stood more to the_southward, or else, in
    all probability,_they had run_the same fate, which is_never_enough
_   to be admired; and 'twas possible men_of so_much experience could_be
    mistaken in their reckoning, after they_had the advantage of a great
 _  deal of fair weather beforehand, and no bad weather_when they were
    lost. There_is a great quantity of timber all_round the islands and
__  abundance of sails and rigging_just_about_the_place where the_ships
  _ sunk, and_a mast,_one end a_little above_water, which makes_them
_   conclude an entire ship to be foundered there, because all the force
   _they can procure is not able