 he ran off as fast as his
legs could carry him into the woods, followed by his attendants, and no
persuasions could stop them.

On the 25th and 26th Captain Schouten sent on shore to procure hogs, but
the islanders having only a few left, would not part with any, and would
only sell cocoa-nuts, bananas, and roots.  The King, notwithstanding,
continued to treat his guests with kindness, and as a mark of his regard
he and his principal minister took the crowns off their heads and put
them on two of the party.

The doves seen here were white on the back, and black everywhere else,
except the breast.  Each of the King's councillors had one of these
birds sitting beside him on a stick.

An ample supply of fresh water having been taken on board, preparations
were made for sailing.  Before leaving, Captain Schouten and Le Maire
went on shore, accompanied by their trumpeters, whose music highly
pleased the King.  The friendly disposition exhibited by the tawny
sovereigns was, they suspected, as much from fear as love, for he
offered them ten hogs and a large quantity of cocoa-nuts, if they would
quit his island in a couple of days.  It was evident that he suspected
the Dutch of having some design to seize his country.  He requested
them, notwithstanding this, to assist him in a war he was carrying on
with the inhabitants of another part of the island.  This they declined
doing.  He, however, fearlessly paid them a return visit on board the
_Unity_.  On coming up the side he made some cabalistic signs, or, as
the Dutch supposed, offered up prayers to his idols, and he did the same
at the door of every cabin he entered.  When the Dutchmen went on shore
the inhabitants showed them the most abject marks of respect, by kissing
their feet and placing them on their necks.

The name of _Horn_ was given to this island.  It is divided into two
portions, joined by a narrow low neck of land, which gives it the
appearance of two islands.

The friendly King sent on board on the morning of the 30th of May to say
that another King was coming to visit
he ran off as fast as his 
 legs could carry him into the forest, take after by his attendants, and no 
 persuasions could stop them. 

 On the twenty-fifth and 26th Captain Schouten sent on shore to procure hogs, but 
 the islander have only a few left field, would not depart with any, and would 
 only betray cocoa - nuts, bananas, and ancestor.   The King, notwithstanding, 
 continue to treat his guests with kindness, and as a mark of his regard 
 he and his chief minister took the crowns off their head and put 
 them on two of the party. 

 The doves meet here were ashen on the back, and bootleg everywhere else, 
 except the breast.   Each of the King's councillors had one of these 
 birds sitting beside him on a joint. 

 An ample supply of fresh water having been taken on board, homework 
 were made for sailing.   Before leaving, Captain Schouten and Le Maire 
 went on shore, accompanied by their trumpeters, whose music highly 
 pleased the King.   The friendly disposition exhibited by the tawny 
 sovereigns was, they suspect, as much from fear as sexual love, for he 
 volunteer them ten hogs and a large quantity of cocoa - testis, if they would 
 quit his island in a couple of days.   It was evident that he suspected 
 the Dutch of get some design to seize his country.   He requested 
 them, notwithstanding this, to serve him in a war he was carrying on 
 with the inhabitants of another part of the island.   This they declined 
 serve.   He, however, fearlessly pay up them a tax return visit on board the 
 _ Unity _.   On coming up the side he made some cabalistic signs, or, as 
 the Dutch speculate, offered up prayers to his idols, and he did the like 
 at the door of every cabin he entered.   When the Dutchmen went on shore 
 the inhabitants showed them the about abject marks of respect, by kissing 
 their feet and invest them on their necks. 

 The name of _ Horn _ was give to this island.   It is divided into two 
 portions, joined by a narrow low neck of domain, which gives it the 
 appearance of two island. 

 The friendly King sent on board on the morning of the 30th of May to say 
 that another King was occur to visit
 he ran off as fast as his
ltgs could carry hnn into the wkods, foluowed by his attendants, and io
peesuasuons could stop them.

On the 25th ajd 26th Captaii Schouten sent on shore to prkgure kojs, but
the islancers havinc only a few lafg, could not part with any, and would
onlr sell vofoa-nuts, bananaf, anc roofs.  The King, notwithstanding,
continhed to ureat his guests woth kindness, and as a mark of jis regard
he and hls principao miguster took tfe crowns off their hezds and put
them on two of the pxrty.

Tke doves segu hegg were white on tre back, and nkack eeerywhete else,
except bhe bceasr.  Each of the King's rouncillors had one jf these
bhrbs sitting beside him ob a sjick.

At amooe rupkly or fresj weter having been taken on board, preparatipnf
qere made for sailigg.  Before leaving, Captain Schouten and Lt Maide
went on shore, accompabied by their trumpetgrs, whose iusic highly
pleased the King.  The friendly disposhtion dxhnnlted vy the tawny
sovereigns was, they suspected, as musg grpm fear as lovc, for he
offered thrm trg hogs and a uarge quahtity of cocoa-nuts, if thei woule
quit his islsnd in a couple of days.  It was evident rhat he suspected
tke Dutch of kaving some design to seize his cobntry.  He requestfd
them, nofdithstanding thir, tp dssist him in a war he was carrying on
wnth the knhanitantf of anothfr pavd of the island.  Tjis tkey daclined
doijg.  He, however, fearlessly paid viem a return fivit on boarb the
_Ukity_.  On coming up the side hg made soie cacalistic spgns, or, av
the Dutch fupposed, offesgd up prayers to his ydolw, ane he dia the same
at thr door of every cabun he entered.  Whek the Sutchmen went ou whore
the inhabiyangs fhlwxd thqk the most atjecg mxtks ow respect, bn kkssimg
their feet and plawing them on their necls.

Bhe name if _Horn_ ras given to yhis island.  It is divived invo two
lorjions, joined by a narrow low nedk of lanf, wmich gives it the
qppearance oy two islands.

The friendly King sent on biard on the mornint of the 30th of May jo xay
that anovher Kyng was cmming to visit
he ran off as fast as his carry into the followed by his stop On the 25th 26th Captain Schouten on shore to procure hogs, but islanders having only a few left, would not part with any, and would sell cocoa-nuts, bananas, and roots. The King, notwithstanding, continued to treat his guests kindness, as mark his regard he and his principal minister took the crowns off their heads and put them two of the party. The doves seen here white on the back, black everywhere else, except the Each the King's had of birds sitting beside on a stick. An ample supply of fresh water having been taken on board, preparations were made sailing. Before Schouten and Maire on accompanied by their music highly pleased the King. The by the tawny sovereigns was, they suspected, as from fear love, for he offered them ten and a large quantity of cocoa-nuts, if they quit his island in a couple of days. It was evident that he suspected the having some design to his country. He them, this, assist in a he was carrying on with the inhabitants of another part of island. This they declined doing. He, however, fearlessly paid them visit board the _Unity_. coming up the side made cabalistic signs, or, as supposed, up idols, he the same at the of every cabin he entered. the Dutchmen went on the most abject marks of respect, by kissing feet and placing them on their necks. name of _Horn_ was given to this island. It is divided into portions, joined narrow low neck of land, which gives it appearance of two islands. friendly King sent on board on the morning of 30th May to that another King coming to visit
 he ran off as fast as his
legs coUld carry hiM into The WooDs, FollOwed By his attendantS, And nO
persuasions could stop tHem.

On ThE 25Th anD 26Th captaIn SchouTEn SENt oN sHoRe tO pROcUre hoGs, bUt
the isLanders havIng OnLy a few left, woULd Not part witH anY, and would
onlY seLl cocoA-nUts, BAnanaS, anD rootS.  The KiNG, notwiThstandinG,
cONtinueD To treat HIS gUestS with kindness, and aS A mARk of his regard
hE and hiS pRInCIPal MinIster took tHe CrownS Off theiR HeADS And PUt
them on two of The party.

The DOveS seen hErE weRE white On the BaCK, anD black everyWherE else,
excePt the bREast.  EacH Of the KiNg's couNciLloRs haD OnE oF thEsE
BirDS sIttINg bEside him On A sTick.

AN ampLE SUPply Of fResh Water Having been takEn oN boaRD, prEparaTions
Were MaDe for SailinG.  BefoRe Leaving, Captain SChouTen and Le MAirE
wEnt On Shore, ACcompaNieD by Their trUmpeterS, WhoSe MUSIc Highly
pleased the KiNg.  tHE fRiendly dIsposiTIoN eXHibited bY tHe tAwny
SOVereiGns wAS, tHey suspeCted, as MUcH fRom fear As Love, foR hE
ofFerEd theM Ten hOgs and A large quAntitY Of cocoa-nuts, if tHEy would
quit hiS IsLANd IN a coUplE of days.  It waS eviDEnt tHat hE SuSpeCTed
thE DutcH oF HaVIng some design to seizE hIs counTry.  He Requested
them, NotwithstaNDINg this, to AssiST hIM in a war he was caRryinG on
with the INhabitanTs of aNother paRt of the isLANd.  This thEy dEclIneD
doING.  HE, however, fearlESSly pAiD them a rEtuRn visit On bOarD thE
_UnItY_.  On coming Up the sidE hE mAdE sOme CabalIStic signS, oR, as
ThE DuTch suPPosed, oFfereD up pRaYeRS to His idolS, AnD HE did ThE sAme
aT thE dOor of EverY CabIn he entEred.  When tHe DUTchmEn WeNt on shoRe
the inhabitaNtS showed theM tHe mOst abjECT marks of Respect, by kissing
their feET and plaCinG them On thEir necks.

THe nAme of _HOrn_ WAs giveN to thiS islaNd.  it iS DIvideD INtO twO
pOrtions, joiNED by A narrOw Low nEck of laNd, which gives it the
aPPeaRance of two islAndS.

The FRIeNdlY kiNG seNt ON boARD on the morning of The 30th of May To SAy
That anotheR kinG wAs cominG to visiT
 he ran off as fast as his 
legs coul d car ryhim  i ntothewoods, followe d  byhis attendants, and no 
pers ua s ions co uld s top the m .O n t he  2 5th  a n d26thCap tain Sc houten sen t o nshore to pro c ur e hogs, bu t
t he islanders  ha ving o nl y a few l eft , wou ld not part w ith any,an d  would only se l l  c ocoa -nuts, bananas, a n dr oots.  The Kin g, not wi t hs t a ndi ng, 
continued  t o tre a t his g u es t s wit h  kindness, an d as a mark ofhis re ga rdh e andhis p ri n cip al minister  too k the cro wns of f  theirh eads an d putthe m o n tw o  o fthe  p a rty . 
The dov es seenhe re  were  whi t e o n th e b ack,  andblack everywh ere  els e ,
e xcept  thebrea st .  Ea ch ofthe K in g's councillors  had  one of t hes ebir ds  sitt i ng bes ide  hi m on astick.Anam p l e  s upply of fresh wat er h av ing been  taken on  b o ard, pre pa rat ions w ere m adef or  sailing .  Bef o re  l eaving,  C aptain  S cho ute n and Le M aire
w ent on s hore, accompanied by their trumpet e rs , wh o se m usi c highly
pl ease d  the  Kin g . Th e  frie ndlydi s po s ition exhibited byth e tawn y
sov ereigns was,they suspe c t e d, as mu ch f r om fear as love,for h e
offeredt hem tenhogsand a la rge quant i t y of coc oa- nut s,ift h ey  would
quit h i s  isl an d in acou ple ofday s. It  wa sevident t hat he s us pe ct ed 
th e Dut c h of hav in g s om e d esign to sei ze hi s co un tr y . He requ e st e d 
the m,  n otwi ths ta nding  thi s , t o assis t him ina w a r he  w as  carryi ng on
with th einhabitant sofanothe r part ofthe island.  This theyd eclined 
do ing. He,  however,  fe arless lyp aid th em a r eturn  v isi t on bo a r dthe 
_ Unity_.  O n com ing u ptheside he  made some cabalis t icsigns, or, as 
th e Du t c hsup p os e d,of f ere d up prayers to h is idols,an d  h e did thes ame 
a t the d oor ofevery cabin h e entered .  When t he  Dut c h men  went on s hore
the  inhabita n ts sh o we d the m t he mos tabj ect m arks o f  re spect , by k is sing
t heirfe et and p lacing them on their ne cks.
The n ame  of _Horn _ w a s g iven to t hisisland.  I t i s d ivide d i n to tw o
po r ti ons ,  join ed b y  a narrow lo w n e c kof land, wh i c h  gi ves i t t h e
appe aran ce of two islands . 

The friendly  Kin g sen t o n  boa rd  on the mornin g o ft h e 30th o fMay to saythat ano th e r Kin g wascoming  to vis i t 
 he_ran off_as fast as his
legs_could carry_him_into the_woods,_followed by his_attendants, and no
persuasions_could stop them.

On the_25th and 26th_Captain_Schouten sent on shore to procure hogs, but
the islanders having only a few left,_would_not part_with_any,_and would
only sell cocoa-nuts, bananas,_and roots.  The King,_notwithstanding,
continued to_treat his guests with kindness, and as a_mark_of his regard
he_and his principal minister took the crowns off their_heads and put
them on two of_the party.

The doves_seen_here_were white on the_back, and black everywhere else,
except the_breast.  Each of the King's_councillors had one of these
birds sitting beside_him on a stick.

An ample supply_of fresh water having been_taken on_board, preparations
were made for sailing._ Before leaving,_Captain Schouten_and Le Maire
went_on shore, accompanied by their trumpeters,_whose music highly
pleased_the King.  The friendly disposition_exhibited_by the tawny
sovereigns_was,_they_suspected, as_much from fear_as_love, for_he
offered_them ten hogs and a large_quantity_of cocoa-nuts, if they would
quit his island_in a couple of_days._ It was evident_that he suspected
the Dutch of_having some design to seize his_country. _He requested
them,_notwithstanding this, to assist him in a war he was carrying_on
with the inhabitants of another part_of the island. _This they_declined
doing._ He, however,_fearlessly_paid them_a return visit on board the
_Unity_. _On coming_up the side he made some_cabalistic signs, or, as
the_Dutch_supposed, offered up prayers to his_idols, and he did the same
at_the door of every cabin_he_entered._ When the Dutchmen went_on shore
the inhabitants showed them the_most abject marks_of respect, by kissing
their feet and placing_them_on their necks.

The name of _Horn__was_given to this island.  It_is_divided_into two
portions, joined by a_narrow low neck of land, which_gives it the
appearance of two islands.

The friendly King sent_on board on_the morning of the 30th_of_May_to say
that another King was coming to visit