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(6 207 A true report of Capteine Frobisher his last voyage into the West and Northwest regions, this present yere 1577. With a description of the people there inhabiting. On Whitsunday last past, being the 26th of May in this present yere of our Lord God 1577 Capteine Frobisher departed from Blacke Wall. H. 1587{ On Whitsunday, being the sixe and twentieth of Maye in [[underline]]the[[/underline]] yeere of our Lord God 1577 &c. &C. &. &c. [[wavy line across page]] [[in left margin of the following paragraph]]H [[/in left margin]] [[left-hand side of page]] H. # 1589 ^[[page [[624]] ]] 22-21 line from bottom - page "but by the valure of our Master Gunner Master H^[[I]]ackman and Andrew Dier, the Masters Mates, men expert both in &c Last three lies of page 624 & 1st 16 lies of page 625 ((Hakluyt of 1589) not in "Restituta" 625 29th line from top "The storms of this supposed Continent with America, be [[strikethrough]] altt [[/strikethrough]] altogether [[underlined]] sparkled [[/underlined]] and glister in the sunne like gold!" 625 H. Aftger our Generall had found out good harborough for the ship and barkss to anker in, and also such store of gold ore, as he thought himself satisfied withall, he returned to the Michael, where of Master Yorke aforesaid, was Catpaine, accompanied with our Master, and his Mate: who coasting along the West shoare not farre from whence the ship rode they [[strikethrough]]perceived[[/strikethrough]] [[/left-hand side of page]] [[right-hand side of page]] From Restituta (Brydges Vol. 2 1815) "but by the valure of our Master Gunner, being expert both in &c" [[skips down to opposite "625 29th line from top]] 203 R. "The stones of this supposed continent with America, be altogether [[underlined]] sparkling [[/underlined]] & glisten in the sunne like gold:" 213-214 After our Generall had founde out good harborough for the ship and barkes to[[strikethrough]] and [[/strikethrough]] anchor in: and also suche stone of golde aure as he thought him self satisfied withall, he sent backe our Master with one of the barkes, to conducte the great ship unto him who coasting [[end of page]]