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 1 1 |    again there arose strong and great winds from the south, with
 2 2 |        port of a fair city. Not great, indeed, but well built,
 3 3 |     that instrument was to us a great rejoicing, and as it were
 4 5 |        of the attendants of the great person, which was with him
 5 5 |     servants; and accounted for great honor and singular humanity
 6 9 |     there were brought in to us great store of those scarlet oranges
 7 14|        in his face that he took great contentment in this our
 8 15|         some mile in the sea, a great pillar of light; not sharp,
 9 15|          rising from the sea, a great way up toward heaven; and
10 16|     exceedest them not but upon great cause), we most humbly beseech
11 16|    beseech thee to prosper this great sign, and to give us the
12 19|        as the letter, wrought a great miracle, conform to that
13 23|     especially the Tyrians, had great fleets; so had the Carthaginians
14 23|         Palestine, was likewise great. China also, and the great
15 23|      great. China also, and the great Atlantis (that you call
16 23|     then 1,500 strong ships, of great content. Of all this there
17 25|          the inhabitants of the great Atlantis did flourish. For
18 25|  description which is made by a great man with you, that the descendants
19 25|       years, they both made two great expeditions; they of Tyrambel
20 25|       Altabin, a wise man and a great warrior, knowing well both
21 26|      the space of 100 years the Great Atlantis was utterly lost
22 26|         and destroyed; not by a great earthquake, as your man
23 27|     skins of tigers, bears, and great hairy goats, that they have
24 27|        this day. Only they take great pride and delight in the
25 27|  appertain to navigation, is as great as ever; and therefore why
26 32|        but had it not ready, in great courtesy took us off, and
27 36|     bidden; who are served with great and comely order; and toward
28 38|       other kings should keep a great distance. But yet setting
29 38|         man and learned, and of great policy, and excellently
30 47|        the entertaining of this great person.” Three days after
31 50|       are digged and made under great hills and mountains; so
32 51|         more fine. We also have great variety of composts and
33 53|                         We have great lakes, both salt and fresh,
34 55|                    We have also great and spacious houses, where
35 66|        We have also furnaces of great diversities, and that keep
36 66|      diversities, and that keep great diversity of heats; fierce
37 67|        light, which we carry to great distance, and make so sharp
38 68|      all kinds, many of them of great beauty and to you unknown,
39 69|       represent small sounds as great and deep, likewise great
40 69|        great and deep, likewise great sounds extenuate and sharp;
41 71|        serpents; we have also a great number of other various
42 83|      men do not fail; besides a great number of servants and attendants,
43 86| scarcity, tempest, earthquakes, great inundations, comets, temperature
44 87|       my fellows. For they give great largesses, where they come,