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 1 2 |  straightway we saw divers of the people, with batons in their hands,
 2 3 |      other side, to find that the people had languages, and were
 3 7 |          there were gathered some people on both sides, standing
 4 9 |        give you for removing your people from your ship), you are
 5 9 |          and there are six of our people appointed to attend you
 6 10|       come here among a Christian people, full of piety and humanity.
 7 10|         grace in the eyes of this people.”~
 8 15|        that there was seen by the people of Renfusa (a city upon
 9 15|          strange a spectacle, the people of the city gathered apace
10 16|           and testify before this people that the thing we now see
11 18|     testify and declare unto that people where God shall ordain this
12 26|     rudeness and ignorance of the people; for you must account your
13 26| inhabitants of America as a young people, younger a thousand years
14 27|         being simple and a savage people (not like Noah and his sons,
15 28|           to make his kingdom and people happy. He, therefore, taking
16 31|          had forbidden to all his people navigation into any part
17 32|       when it came once among our people that the State used to offer
18 36|         thus much, “Happy are the people of Bensalem.” Then the herald
19 38|         inbred rancor against the people among whom they live; these,
20 38|         have it believed that the people thereof were of the generations
21 40|          the chaste minds of this people.~
22 42|          any such chastity in any people as theirs. And their usual
23 46|          he went, as blessing the people, but in silence. The street
24 46|      better battle-array than the people stood. The windows likewise
25 86|       counsel thereupon, what the people shall do for the prevention