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 1 2 |      blue, who made aboard our ship, without any show of distrust
 2 2 |        your sick, or that your ship needeth repair, write down
 3 3 |  Spanish tongue, “That for our ship, it was well; for we had
 4 4 |    within a flight-shot of our ship, signs were made to us that
 5 5 |      he cometh not aboard your ship; but for that in your answer
 6 6 |        notary to us aboard our ship, holding in his hand a fruit
 7 9 | removing your people from your ship), you are to keep within
 8 10|       men and goods out of our ship was somewhat settled and
 9 21|        never heard tell of any ship of theirs that had been
10 21|    West Indies, nor yet of any ship of any other part of the
11 25|   there never came back either ship or man from that voyage.
12 29|      we have memory not of one ship that ever returned, and
13 32|      of our men to look to our ship, and to keep them from going