their loins, invited them to come to their town of Barativa.

Piloted by the strangers, the _Golden Hind_ steered on for the town.
The inhabitants appeared honest and hospitably inclined, and brought off
a plentiful supply of nutmegs, pepper, lemons, cucumbers, cocoa-nuts,
figs, sago, and other fruits.  Indeed, they behaved in so kind and
friendly a way that the crew of the _Golden Hind_ felt themselves safer
and more at their ease than they had at any place they had visited, with
the exception of Ternate.

Two days were spent in recruiting their strength after their toil, and
taking fresh provisions on board.  Once more they sailed westward, and,
after passing many other islands, on the 9th of March came in sight of
the large island of Java.  Drake, without hesitation, accompanied by
several of his officers, went on shore and presented himself to the
King, by whom he was cordially welcomed and entertained with music and a
review of his troops.  They found that this island was governed by a
principal chief or Rajah, named Donan, who had under him several other
rajahs, each presiding over a certain district.  Scarcely a day passed
that the Rajah or some of his subordinates did not come on board.  They
were invariably entertained by music and the exhibition of those things
which it was thought would be pleasing to them.

Rajah Donan, in return, entertained them with a concert of his national
instruments, which sounded strange in their ears; he likewise sent on
board an ox.  Though these visits caused some interruption, the crew,
eager to prosecute their voyage, laboured hard in refitting and cleaning
the bottom of the ship, which was found to be covered with barnacles,
greatly impeding her sailing.

In all their transactions with these people they found them a mild and
gentle race, honest and just in their dealings.  Goats, hens,
cocoa-nuts, plantains, and other kinds of fruits were obtained.  The
_Golden Hind_ at length set sail from Java on the 26th of March,
steering west-south-west, directly for the Cape of Good Hope.

Thus, as they
their loins, invited them to come to their town of Barativa. 

 fly by the stranger, the _ Golden Hind _ steered on for the town. 
 The inhabitants appear honest and hospitably inclined, and bring off 
 a plentiful supply of nutmeg, pepper, lemons, cucumber, cocoa - nuts, 
 figs, sago, and early fruits.   Indeed, they behaved in so kind and 
 friendly a way that the crew of the _ Golden Hind _ felt themselves safer 
 and more at their relief than they had at any place they had visited, with 
 the exception of Ternate. 

 Two day were spent in recruiting their strength after their toil, and 
 remove fresh provisions on board.   Once more they sailed westward, and, 
 after passing many early islands, on the 9th of March came in sight of 
 the large island of Java.   Drake, without hesitation, accompanied by 
 respective of his military officer, went on shore and presented himself to the 
 King, by whom he was cordially welcomed and entertained with music and a 
 review of his troops.   They found that this island was governed by a 
 chief head or Rajah, named Donan, who have under him respective other 
 rajahs, each presiding over a certain district.   Scarcely a day passed 
 that the Rajah or some of his subordinates did not derive on board.   They 
 were invariably entertained by music and the exhibition of those things 
 which it was thought would be pleasing to them. 

 Rajah Donan, in return, entertain them with a concert of his national 
 instruments, which sounded strange in their ear; he similarly sent on 
 board an ox.   Though these visits caused some interruption, the crew, 
 eager to prosecute their ocean trip, laboured hard in refitting and cleaning 
 the bottom of the ship, which was found to be covered with barnacles, 
 greatly impeding her glide. 

 In all their transactions with these multitude they found them a mild and 
 aristocratic race, dependable and just in their relations.   Goats, hen, 
 cocoa - nuts, plantains, and other kinds of fruits were obtain.   The 
 _ Golden Hind _ at length place sail from Java on the 26th of March, 
 steering west - south - west, directly for the Cape of Good Hope. 

 Thus, as they
thelr loins, invited them to come to their joqn of Uarativz.

Piloted by the strangers, the _Golden Hund_ suvered on for the town.
Ghe inhabptants appeartd honest and hos'jtably luclinsf, anb urought off
a plgntiful suppny of nutmegs, [eopzr, lemons, cucumbers, cocoa-nuts,
figs, sado, and ptjer fruits.  Inqeed, ehey behaved in so kind and
friendly a say thau the crew of the _Bolden Hind_ felt themselved saver
and more at thelr ease thab thqt had at any place thej had visitgd, with
the exception of Ternate.

Tdo davs were spebt in tecruiting tieir snrength after their tmil, and
yaking fresh pvovismons on board.  Once more vhey sailed westward, and,
after pcssing many other islqnes, on the 9th ud Mxrcg rams in slghv of
the larfe island od Java.  Drake, withoit yesitation, acdompanyeq by
several of his officers, went on shoge ahd presented himself to the
King, by whom he wws cordiajly welcomed and entertained with music and a
reviaw of fis tvoopr.  Hhey found that this island was governed by a
[dimcppal chief or Rajch, named Donan, wno hsq under him sgveral othsr
rajahs, each preslding oder a certain qisttict.  Scarcely a day passed
rhat the Rajch ir some of his sublrdinates dnd not come on board.  They
were invcriablg entertainfd by musjz and the exhibigiok ox those ufings
which it was thought xould be plexsinb to trem.

Rajah Dlnan, lt return, entertainfd thgm witv a concerh of his national
instruments, whmrh sounded sttance pn their zars; hc likewise sent on
board an ox.  Thougk thesd visits czused smme interru[tion, the cref,
gager to prosxcute theyr viyagw, laboufdd hard in refotting anb cleqning
the bottom of thg ahip, which was yuobd to be coverrd ditr hacnaclqv,
greatly impadine hdt saiuing.

In all bhekr ttansactions with theve psople they found tnei a mild and
gentje race, honesy and just in theig deaninjs.  Gosts, hens,
cocoa-nuts, plantains, and ofher kindd on fruits were obtqined.  The
_Gokden Hind_ at length set sail from Java in the 26th of March,
wteering west-south-wgst, directly fpr thq Cape of Good Hope.

Thus, as thwy
their loins, invited them to come to of Piloted by strangers, the _Golden town. inhabitants appeared honest hospitably inclined, and off a plentiful supply of nutmegs, lemons, cucumbers, cocoa-nuts, figs, sago, and other fruits. Indeed, they behaved in so and friendly a way that the crew of the _Golden Hind_ felt themselves and at ease they had at any place they had visited, with the exception of Ternate. Two days were in recruiting their strength after their toil, and fresh provisions on board. more they sailed westward, and, passing other islands, the of came in sight the large island of Java. Drake, without hesitation, accompanied by several of his officers, went on shore presented himself King, by he cordially and entertained with a review of his troops. They island was governed by a principal chief or named Donan, had under him several other rajahs, presiding over a certain district. Scarcely a day that the Rajah or some of his subordinates did not come on board. They were by music and the of those things it thought be to them. Donan, in return, entertained them with a concert of his national which sounded strange in their ears; he likewise sent on ox. these visits caused interruption, the crew, eager prosecute voyage, laboured hard in cleaning bottom which found be covered with barnacles, impeding her sailing. In all transactions with these people and gentle race, honest and just in their Goats, hens, cocoa-nuts, plantains, and other kinds fruits were obtained. The _Golden Hind_ at length set sail from Java the 26th steering west-south-west, directly for the Cape of Good Thus, as they
their loins, invited them to coMe to their tOwn of barAtiVa.

piloTed bY the strangers, tHE _GolDen Hind_ steered on for the Town.
THe INhabITaNts apPeared hONeST And HoSpItaBlY InClineD, anD broughT off
a plentIfuL sUpply of nutmeGS, pEpper, lemonS, cuCumbers, cocoa-NutS,
figs, sAgO, anD Other FruIts.  InDeed, thEY behavEd in so kinD aND
frienDLy a way tHAT tHe crEw of the _Golden Hind_ FElT Themselves safeR
and moRe AT tHEIr eAse Than they haD aT any pLAce they HAd VISIteD, With
the exceptIon of TernatE.

two Days weRe SpeNT in recRuitiNg THeiR strength afTer tHeir toil, aNd
takiNG fresh pROvisionS on boaRd.  ONce More THeY sAilEd WEstWArD, anD,
AftEr passinG mAnY otheR islANDS, On thE 9th Of MaRch caMe in sight of
thE laRge iSLanD of JaVa.  DraKe, wiThOut heSitatiOn, accOmPanied by
several Of hiS officers, WenT oN shOrE and pREsenteD hiMseLf to the
king, by wHOm hE wAS COrDially welcomed and eNtERTaIned with Music aND a
ReVIew of his TrOopS.  TheY FOund tHat tHIs Island waS goverNEd By A
princiPaL chief Or rajAh, nAmed DONan, wHo had uNder him sEveraL Other
rajahs, eacH Presiding over A CeRTAiN DistRicT.  Scarcely a dAy paSSed
tHat tHE RAjaH Or somE of hiS sUBoRDinates did not come on BoArd.  TheY
were Invariably entErtained by MUSIc and the ExhiBItIOn of those thingS
whicH it was thouGHt would bE pleaSing to thEm.

Rajah DoNAN, in returN, enTerTaiNed THEm With a concert oF HIs naTiOnal
insTruMents, whIch SouNdeD stRaNge in theiR ears; he lIkEwIsE sEnt On
boaRD an ox.  ThoUgH thEsE viSits cAUsed soMe intErruPtIoN, The Crew,
eagER tO PRoseCuTe TheiR voYaGe, labOureD HarD in refiTting and cLeaNIng
tHe BoTtom of tHe ship, which waS fOund to be coVeRed With baRNAcles,
greAtly impeding her sailing.

IN All theiR trAnsacTionS with thesE peOple thEy fOUnd theM a mild And
geNtLe rACE, honeST AnD juSt In their deaLINgs.  goats, HeNs,
coCoa-nuts, Plantains, and other kINds Of fruits were oBtaIned.  tHE
_GOldEN HINd_ aT lENgtH SEt sail from Java oN the 26th of MaRcH,
StEering west-SOutH-wEst, direCtly for The CaPE of Good hope.

Thus, aS they
their loins, invited themto come to  thei r t own  o f Ba rati va.

Piloted b y  the  strangers, the _Golde n Hin d_ stee r ed  on f or thet ow n . 
Th ein hab it a nt s app ear ed hone st and hos pit ab ly inclined, an d broughtoff 
a plentiful  su pply o fnut m egs,pep per,lemons ,  cucum bers, coc oa - nuts,f igs, sa g o ,andother fruits.  In d ee d , they behaved  in so  k i nd a ndfri endly a wa ythatt he crew of t h e _ G olden Hind_ f elt themsel v essaferan d m o re attheir  e a sethan they h ad a t any pla ce the y  had vi s ited, w ith
th e e xce ptio n  o fTer na t e.Tw o d a yswere spe nt  i n rec ruit i n g thei r s tren gth a fter their to il,  and tak ing f reshprov is ionson boa rd. On ce more they sa iled  westward , a nd ,
a ft er pa s sing m any  ot her isl ands, o n  th e9 t h  o f March came in si gh t of 
the lar ge isl a nd  o f  Java. Dr ake , wi t h out h esit a ti on, acco mpanie d  b yseveral  o f hisof fic ers , wen t  onshoreand pres ented himself to the King, by whom he w as cord ial ly welcomed  and ente rtai n ed  wi t h mus ic an da 
r e view of his troops.  They f oundthat this isl and was go v e r ned by a 
pri n ci p al chief or Ra jah,named Dona n , who ha d und er him s everal ot h e r
rajahs , e ach  pr esi d i ng  over a certa i n  dis tr ict.  S car cely aday  pa sse d
t ha t the Raj ah or so me  o fhi s s ubord i nates di dnot  c ome  on b o ard. Theywere  i nv a ria bly ent e rt a i nedby  m usic  an dthe e xhib i tio n of th ose thing s
w h ichit  w as thou ght would bepl easing toth em. 

Raja h Donan, i n return, entertained t h em with  aconce rt o f his nat ion al
ins tru m ents,whichsound ed  st r a nge i n th eir  e ars; he li k e wis e sen ton
b oard an  ox.  Though these vis its caused so meinte r r up tio n ,t hecr e w,e a ger to prosecut e their vo ya g e,  labouredh ard  i n refit ting an d cle a ning
th e bottomof the sh ip , wh i c h w as found t o be cov ered with barna c le s,
gr eat ly imp ed ing  hersailin g .
In al l thei rtransa ction swith the se people they found th em a m ild a ndgentle ra ce, hon est and j ustin their d eal ing s.  G oat s , hen s,
c o co a-n u ts, p lant a ins, ando th erk i nd s of fruits w e reobtai ned .   The_Gol den Hind_ at leng t h set sail fro m Ja v a  on  th e  26t hof March,
stee rin gw e st-south -w est, direct ly for t he Capeof Goo d Hope .

Thus , as they
their loins,_invited them_to come to their_town of_Barativa.

Piloted_by the_strangers,_the _Golden Hind__steered on for_the town.
The inhabitants appeared_honest and hospitably_inclined,_and brought off
a plentiful supply of nutmegs, pepper, lemons, cucumbers, cocoa-nuts,
figs, sago, and other_fruits._ Indeed,_they_behaved_in so kind and
friendly a_way that the crew of_the _Golden_Hind_ felt themselves safer
and more at their ease_than_they had at_any place they had visited, with
the exception of Ternate.

Two_days were spent in recruiting their_strength after their_toil,_and
taking_fresh provisions on board._ Once more they sailed westward,_and,
after passing many other islands, on_the 9th of March came in sight_of
the large island of Java. _Drake, without hesitation, accompanied by
several_of his_officers, went on shore and_presented himself to_the
King, by_whom he was_cordially welcomed and entertained with music_and a
review of_his troops.  They found that_this_island was governed_by_a
principal_chief or_Rajah, named Donan,_who_had under_him_several other
rajahs, each presiding over a_certain_district.  Scarcely a day passed
that the_Rajah or some of_his_subordinates did not come_on board.  They
were invariably_entertained by music and the exhibition_of those_things
which it_was thought would be pleasing to them.

Rajah Donan, in return, entertained_them with a concert of his_national
instruments, which sounded strange_in their_ears;_he likewise sent_on
board_an ox._ Though these visits caused some interruption,_the crew,
eager_to prosecute their voyage, laboured hard_in refitting and cleaning
the_bottom_of the ship, which was found_to be covered with barnacles,
greatly impeding_her sailing.

In all their transactions_with_these_people they found them a_mild and
gentle race, honest and just_in their dealings._ Goats, hens,
cocoa-nuts, plantains, and other kinds_of_fruits were obtained.  The
_Golden Hind__at_length set sail from Java on_the_26th_of March,
steering west-south-west, directly for_the Cape of Good Hope.

Thus, as_they