AN
ACCOUNT
OF TWO
VOYAGES
TO
NEW-ENGLAND.
Wherein you have the setting out of a Ship, With the charges; The prices of all necessaries for furnishing a Planter & his Family at his first coming; A Description of the Country, Natives and Creatures; The Government of the Countrey as it is now possessed by theEnglish, &c. A large Chronological Table of the most remarkable passages from the first discovering of the Continent ofAmerica, to the year 1673.
ByJohn JosselynGent.
The Second Addition.
Memner. distich rendred English by Dr.Heylin.
Heart, take thine ease,Men hard to pleaseThou haply might’st offend,Though one speak illOf thee, some willSay better; there’s an end.
Heart, take thine ease,Men hard to pleaseThou haply might’st offend,Though one speak illOf thee, some willSay better; there’s an end.
Heart, take thine ease,
Men hard to please
Thou haply might’st offend,
Though one speak ill
Of thee, some will
Say better; there’s an end.
LondonPrinted forG. Widdowesat theGreen Dragonin St.PaulsChurch-yard, 1675.