Name of the _Dolphin_
changed to the _Golden Hind_--Passage through the Straits--Elizabeth
Island--Meets natives--Enters the Southern Ocean--Ships driven before a
northerly gale--The _Marigold_ lost sight of--After a month's buffeting,
the two ships gain a harbour--The _Hind_ again driven to sea--The
_Elizabeth_ deserts her--A pinnace lately set up remains, but is finally
lost--The _Hind_ alone regains a harbour--Sails north--Calls off Mucho
Island--Boat treacherously attacked by natives--Drake wounded--Refuses
to retaliate--Reaches the mainland--Search for provisions--Meets an
Indian--Treats him kindly--His friends bring off provisions--He pilots
the _Hind_ to Valparaiso--Capture of a richly-laden vessel, and sack of
the town--Sail northward--Put into a bay--Boat's crew attacked by
Spaniards--Minjoy killed--The pinnace set up--Drake sails in her--Driven
back by foul winds--Booty obtained from an Indian asleep and from a
train of llamas--Indians come off on balsas--Two Spaniards, through
fear, bring off provisions--Llamas described--Vessels at Arica and
Arequipa plundered--A vessel laden with linen captured--Callao reached--
Drake hears of the _Cacafuego_--Plunders several vessels--Sails in
pursuit of the _Cacafuego_--Pursued.

The squadron came to an anchor in Port Saint Julien on the 20th of June,
and, having arranged various matters, the next day but one the Admiral,
accompanied by his brother, John Thomas, Robert Winter, Oliver the
master gunner, John Brewer, and Thomas Hood, rowed up along the shore in
search of a good place for watering.

Not far off on the shore was seen the remains of a gibbet, supposed to
be that set up by Magalhaens for the execution of one of his rebellious
captains.  On landing, two huge natives, called by that navigator
Patagons, came down and appeared
Name of the _ Dolphin _ 
 changed to the _ Golden Hind_--Passage through the Straits -- Elizabeth 
 Island -- Meets natives -- enroll the Southern Ocean -- Ships drive before a 
 northerly gale -- The _ Marigold _ lost sight of -- After a month's pounding, 
 the two ships gain a harbour -- The _ Hind _ again drive to sea -- The 
 _ Elizabeth _ deserts her -- A tender recently set up remains, but is last 
 lost -- The _ Hind _ alone regains a seaport -- Sails north -- Calls off Mucho 
 Island -- Boat treacherously attacked by native -- Drake wounded -- Refuses 
 to retaliate -- reach the mainland -- Search for provisions -- Meets an 
 Indian -- Treats him kindly -- His friends institute off provisions -- He pilots 
 the _ Hind _ to Valparaiso -- Capture of a richly - laden vessel, and sack of 
 the town -- Sail northward -- place into a bay -- Boat's crew attacked by 
 Spaniards -- Minjoy killed -- The pinnace set up -- Drake sails in her -- Driven 
 back by foul winds -- Booty obtained from an Indian asleep and from a 
 train of llamas -- Indians come off on balsas -- Two Spaniards, through 
 fear, bring off provisions -- Llamas describe -- Vessels at Arica and 
 Arequipa plundered -- A vessel laden with linen captured -- Callao reached-- 
 Drake hear of the _ Cacafuego_--Plunders respective vessels -- Sails in 
 pursuit of the _ Cacafuego_--Pursued. 

 The squadron came to an anchor in Port Saint Julien on the 20th of June, 
 and, having arranged various matters, the next sidereal day but one the Admiral, 
 accompanied by his brother, John Thomas, Robert Winter, Oliver the 
 master gunner, John Brewer, and Thomas Hood, rowed up along the shore in 
 search of a good place for watering. 

 Not far off on the shore was seen the remains of a gibbet, think to 
 be that adjust up by Magalhaens for the execution of one of his rebellious 
 captains.   On landing, two huge natives, called by that sailing master 
 Patagons, came down and appeared
Namf of the _Dolphin_
changed uo the _Golden Hinb_--Passagx throufh the Sgraits--Elizabeth
Island--Meets netivws--Enttgs the Southern Ocean--Rhips drinen beforw a
nietherly gale--The _Mavngold_ post wight of--After s month's bgffeting,
the twm rhnps gain a harbour--The _Hind_ again driden to xew--The
_Elizabeth_ qesegtf hed--A pinnace lately set up remains, bht is fpnally
lost--The _Hinc_ alone regains a harbour--Swils north--Calls off Mufho
Island--Boqt twwacherously xttacked bj natives--Drzke wounded--Refuses
to retaliate--Rdachex the mainoabd--Sfdrch for privisijns--Meets an
Ikcian--Traats hik kindly--His frlends brung off provisions--He 'ilots
the _Hind_ to Vajparaiso--Cdpcure of a richly-laden vwssel, and sacy of
ghe tpwh--Sail jorvhward--Put ihto a bay--Boqt's crew attacked bu
S[qniards--Minjoy killeq--Tre pinnace set up--Drake sails in her--Drivtn
baci by foul winds--Booty obrained from an Indian asleep agd from a
train of llamas--Indians come off on balsav--Two Aoannqrds, gyrlugh
fear, bring off provisions--Llamas described--Dssxeks at Arica anb
Arequipa plundetef--A dessel laden dith lnheh captured--Callao rfached--
Dtake hwars of tre _Cscafuego_--Plunders several vewsels--Sails iu
puesuit of the _Cacafbego_--Pursued.

Tke squsdron came to an anchor in Purt Aaint Juliej on the 20ff of June,
and, havkng asranged various matters, thq next dab but one thd Adkiral,
ascompanied by hlv brother, John Tholas, Rlbart Winter, Oliver the
master gunner, John Bcxwer, and Thomss Homd, rowed up akong the shorq in
search of c good pjace wor waterihg.

Not fer off on thq shore was sagn the remainv of a gybber, supposed gu
be that set ul by Magalhaens for the execution of pne kf his rebelliobr
xaptains.  On lamdivg, ewl iuge gdtives, calleg by thxy navkgator
Patagivs, csme down and appeareg
Name of the _Dolphin_ changed to the through Straits--Elizabeth Island--Meets the Southern Ocean--Ships _Marigold_ sight of--After a buffeting, the two gain a harbour--The _Hind_ again driven sea--The _Elizabeth_ deserts her--A pinnace lately set up remains, but is finally lost--The alone regains a harbour--Sails north--Calls off Mucho Island--Boat treacherously attacked by natives--Drake wounded--Refuses retaliate--Reaches mainland--Search provisions--Meets Indian--Treats him kindly--His friends bring off provisions--He pilots the _Hind_ to Valparaiso--Capture of a richly-laden vessel, sack of the town--Sail northward--Put into a bay--Boat's attacked by Spaniards--Minjoy killed--The set up--Drake sails in her--Driven by winds--Booty obtained an asleep from a train llamas--Indians come off on balsas--Two Spaniards, through fear, bring off provisions--Llamas described--Vessels at Arica and Arequipa plundered--A laden with reached-- Drake of _Cacafuego_--Plunders vessels--Sails in pursuit _Cacafuego_--Pursued. The squadron came to an Saint Julien on the 20th of June, and, arranged various the next day but one the accompanied by his brother, John Thomas, Robert Winter, the master gunner, John Brewer, and Thomas Hood, rowed up along the shore in search good place for watering. far off on shore seen remains a gibbet, to be that set up by Magalhaens for the execution of of his rebellious captains. On landing, two huge natives, called navigator came down and
Name of the _Dolphin_
changed to The _Golden HInd_--PaSsaGe tHrOugh The STraits--ElizabetH
islaNd--Meets natives--Enters thE SoutHeRN OceAN--SHips dRiven beFOrE A
NorThErLy gAlE--thE _MariGolD_ lost siGht of--After A moNtH's buffeting,
tHE tWo ships gaiN a hArbour--The _HinD_ agAin driVeN to SEa--The
_eliZabetH_ deserTS her--A pInnace latElY Set up rEMains, buT IS fInalLy
lost--The _Hind_ alonE ReGAins a harbour--SaIls norTh--cAlLS Off mucHo
Island--BoAt TreacHErously ATtACKEd bY Natives--Drake wOunded--RefusES
to RetaliAtE--ReAChes thE mainLaND--SeArch for provIsioNs--Meets an
indian--tReats hiM Kindly--HIs frieNds BriNg ofF PrOvIsiOnS--he pILoTs
tHE _HiNd_ to ValpArAiSo--CapTure OF A RIchlY-laDen vEssel, And sack of
the tOwn--sail NOrtHward--put inTo a bAy--boat's Crew atTackeD bY
Spaniards--MinjoY kilLed--The pinNacE sEt uP--DRake sAIls in hEr--DRivEn
back bY foul wiNDs--BOoTY OBtAined from an Indian aSlEEP aNd from a
tRain of LLaMaS--indians cOmE ofF on bALSas--TwO SpaNIaRds, throuGh
fear, BRiNg Off provIsIons--LlAmAs dEscRibed--vEsseLs at ArIca and
ArEquipA Plundered--A vessEL laden with linEN cAPTuREd--CaLlaO reached--
DraKe heARs of The _CACaFueGO_--PlunDers sEvERaL Vessels--Sails in
pursuIt Of the _CAcafuEgo_--Pursued.

The Squadron caME TO an anchoR in PORt sAint Julien on thE 20th of june,
and, havINg arrangEd varIous mattErs, the nexT DAy but one The admIraL,
acCOMpAnied by his broTHEr, JoHn thomas, RObeRt WinteR, OlIveR thE
maStEr gunner, JOhn BreweR, aNd thOmAs HOod, roWEd up alonG tHe sHoRe iN
searCH of a goOd plaCe foR wAtERinG.

Not far OFf ON The sHoRe Was sEen ThE remaIns oF A giBbet, supPosed to
be ThaT Set uP bY MAgalhaeNs for the execuTiOn of one of hIs RebElliouS
CAptains.  ON landing, two huge natives, cALled by tHat NavigAtor
patagons, cAme Down anD apPEared
Name of the _Dolphin_
chan ged to the  _Gol den  Hi nd _--P assa ge through the Stra its--Elizabeth
Island- -Meet sn ativ e s- -Ente rs theS ou t h ern  O ce an- -S h ip s dri ven  before  a
norther lyga le--The _Mar i go ld_ lost s igh t of--Aftera m onth's  b uff e ting, 
th e two  ships gain a  harbour- -T h e _Hin d _ again d ri vento sea--The
_Eliz a be t h_ deserts her --A pi nn a ce l ate lyset up rem ai ns, b u t is fi n al l y los t --The _Hind_alone regai n s a  harbo ur --S a ils no rth-- Ca l lsoff Mucho
I slan d--Boat t reache r ously a t tackedby nat ive s-- Drak e  w ou nde d- - Ref u se s
t o  re taliate- -R ea chesthem a i n land --S earc h for  provisions-- Mee ts a n 
In dian- -Trea ts h im  kind ly--Hi s fri en ds bring off pr ovis ions--Hepil ot s
t he  _Hin d _ to V alp ara iso--Ca pture o f  ari c h l y- laden vessel, andsa c k  o f
the to wn--Sa i lno r thward-- Pu t i ntoa bay-- Boat ' screw att ackedb ySp aniards -- Minjoy  k ill ed- -Thep inna ce set  up--Dra ke sa i ls in her--Dri v en
back by fo u lw i nd s --Bo oty  obtained f roma n In dian as lee p  andfromat ra i n of llamas--Indian scome o ff on  balsas--TwoSpaniards, t h rough
fe ar,b ri n g off provisio ns--L lamas desc r ibed--Ve ssels  at Aric a and
Are q u ipa plun der ed- -Aves s e lladen with li n e n ca pt ured--C all ao reac hed --Dra kehe ars of th e _Cacaf ue go _- -P lun derss everal v es sel s- -Sa ils i n 
pursu it of  the  _ Ca c afu ego_--P u rs u e d.
Th esqua dro ncameto a n  an chor in  Port Sai ntJ ulie non  the 20 th of June,
a nd , having a rr ang ed var i o us matte rs, the next day but on e  the Ad mir al,
a ccom panied by  hi s brot her ,  JohnThomas , Rob er t W i n ter,O l iv erth e
master g u n ner , Joh nBrew er, and  Thomas Hood, rowe d  up  along the sh ore  ins e ar cho fa  go od pla c e  for watering.
Not far o ff on  the shore was  s een the  remain s ofa  gibbet , suppose d to
be t ha t se t upby Magalha ens forthe execu t ion o f  o ne of  hi s rebe ll iou s
cap tains.  On  land ing, t wo  hugenativ es , called  by that navigator
Pata gons,camedow n and app ear e d
Name of_the _Dolphin_
changed_to the _Golden Hind_--Passage_through the_Straits--Elizabeth
Island--Meets_natives--Enters the_Southern_Ocean--Ships driven before_a
northerly gale--The _Marigold__lost sight of--After a_month's buffeting,
the two_ships_gain a harbour--The _Hind_ again driven to sea--The
_Elizabeth_ deserts her--A pinnace lately set up_remains,_but is_finally
lost--The__Hind__alone regains a harbour--Sails north--Calls_off Mucho
Island--Boat treacherously attacked by_natives--Drake wounded--Refuses
to_retaliate--Reaches the mainland--Search for provisions--Meets an
Indian--Treats him kindly--His_friends_bring off provisions--He_pilots
the _Hind_ to Valparaiso--Capture of a richly-laden vessel, and_sack of
the town--Sail northward--Put into a_bay--Boat's crew attacked_by
Spaniards--Minjoy_killed--The_pinnace set up--Drake sails_in her--Driven
back by foul winds--Booty obtained_from an Indian asleep and from_a
train of llamas--Indians come off on balsas--Two_Spaniards, through
fear, bring off provisions--Llamas described--Vessels_at Arica and
Arequipa plundered--A vessel_laden with_linen captured--Callao reached--
Drake hears of_the _Cacafuego_--Plunders several_vessels--Sails in
pursuit_of the _Cacafuego_--Pursued.

The_squadron came to an anchor in_Port Saint Julien_on the 20th of June,
and, having_arranged_various matters, the_next_day_but one_the Admiral,
accompanied by_his_brother, John_Thomas,_Robert Winter, Oliver the
master gunner, John_Brewer,_and Thomas Hood, rowed up along the_shore in
search of a_good_place for watering.

Not far_off on the shore was_seen the remains of a gibbet,_supposed to
be_that set_up by Magalhaens for the execution of one of his rebellious
captains._ On landing, two huge natives,_called by that navigator
Patagons,_came down_and_appeared