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V O Y A G E
T O T HE
P A C I F I C O C E A N.,
B O O K IV,
Tranfa£tions amongft the Natives of North-
America 5 Difcoveries along that Coaft and
the Eaftern Extremity of Alia, Northward
to Icy Cape; and Return Southward to the
Sandwich Iflands.
C H A P. I.
The Ships enter the Sound, and moor in a Harbour.— In—
tercourfe with the Natives.— Articles brought to barter.
— Thefts committed.— The Obfervatories ereSied, and
Carpenters fe t to work.— Jealoufy. o f the Inhabitants o f
the Sound to prevent other Tribes having Intercourfe ipith-
the Ships.— Stormy and rainy Weather.— Progr.efs round‘
the Sound.— Behaviour o f the Natives at their Villages.
— Their Manner o f drying Fijh, & c .— Remarkable V ift
from Strangers, and introductory Ceremonies.— Afetond
V ift to one o f the Villages.— -Leave to cut Grafs\,purchafed.
— The Ships fa il.— Prefents given and received at parting.
P I AH E fhips having happily found fo excellent ihelter ,77si
I in an inlet, the coaits o f w h ich appeared to be;in- . M,rciI- ^
habited b y a race o f people, whofe inoffenfive behaviour
promifed a friendly intercourfe, the next morn- Monday 30.
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