...was, beyond our hopes, and all men's expectations, most admirable ; for the Islands of the Bermudas, as every man knoweth that hath heard or read of them, were NEVER INHABITED by any Christian or heathen people, but ever esteemed and reputed a most prodigious and INCHANTED...

...Newport, and divers others. In this publication, Jourdan informs us, that " the Islands of the Bermudas, as every man knoweth, that hath heard, or read of them, were never inhabited by any Christian, or heathen, people, but ever esteemed, and reputed, a most prodigious,...

...was, beyond our hopes, and all men's expectations, most admirable ; for the Islands of the Bermudas, as every man knoweth that hath heard or read of them, were NEVER INHABITED by any Christian or heathen people, but ever esteemed and reputed a most prodigious and INCHANTED...

...was, beyond our hopes, and all men's expectations, most admirable ; for the Islands of the Bermudas, as every man knoweth that hath heard or read of them, were NEVER INHABITED by any Christian or Heathen people, but ever esteemed and reputed a most prodigious and INCHANTED...

...was, beyond our hopes, and all men's expectations, most admirable ; for the Islands of the Bermudas, as every man knoweth that hath heard or read of them, were NEVER INHABITED by any Christian or Heathen people, but ever esteemed and reputed a most prodigious and INCHANTED...

...heyond our hopes, and all men's expectations, most admirahle ; for the Islands of the Bermudas, aa every man knoweth that hath heard or read of them, were NEVER INHABITED hy any Christian or Heathen people, hut ever esteemed and reputed a most prodigious and INCHANTED...

...Newport, and divers others.' In this publication Jourdan informs us, that 'the islands of the Bermudas, as every man knoweth, that hath heard or read of them, were never inhabited by any Christian or heathen people ; but ever esteemed and reputed a most prodigious and...

...nothing else but the group of islands called after their discoverer, one Juan Bermudas, a Spaniard, but stigmatized among the mariners of those days as '...knoweth that hath heard or read of them, were never inhabited by any christian or heathen people, but were ever esteemed and reputed a most prodigious...

...was, beyond our hopes, and all men's expectations, most admirable ; for the Islands of the Bermudas, as every man knoweth that hath heard or read of them, were never Mutbited by any Christian or heathen people, but ever esteemed and reputed a most prodigious and enchanted...

...nothing else but the group of islands called after their discoverer, ono J inn Bermudas, a Spaniard, but stigmatized among the mariners of those days as ' the islands of devils !' ' For the islands of the Bermuda«,' says the old narrative of this voyage, ' as every man kuoweth that hath heard or read of...