[Sidenote:  Great Ilands.] The next morning the storme being broken vp, we went forward in our attempt, and sailed into a mighty great riuer directly into the body of the land, and in briefe, found it to be no firme land, but huge waste, and desert Isles with mighty sounds, and inlets passing betweene Sea and Sea.  Whereupon we returned towards our shippes, and landing to stoppe a floud, we found the burial of these miscreants; we found of their fish in bagges, plaices, and calpin dried, of which wee tooke onely one bagge and departed.  The ninth of this moneth we came to our ships, where we found the people desirous in their fashion, of friendship and barter:  [Sidenote:  Slings.] our Mariners complained heauily against the people, and said that my lenitie and friendly vsing of them gaue them stomacke to mischiefe:  for they haue stollen an anker from vs, they haue cut our cable very dangerously, they haue cut our boats from our sterne, and now since your departure, with slings they spare vs not with stones of halfe a pound weight:  and wil you stil indure these iniuries?  It is a shame to beare them.  I desired them to be content, and said, I doubted not but all should be wel.  The 10. of this moneth I went to the shore, the people following mee in their Canoas:  I tolled them on shoare, and vsed them with much courtesie, and then departed aboord, they following me, and my company.  I gaue some of them bracelets, and caused seuen or eight of them to come aboord, which they did willingly, and some of them went into the top of the ship:  and thus curteously vsing them, I let them depart:  the Sunne was no sooner downe, but they began to practice they deuilish nature, and with slings threw stones very fiercely into the Mooneshine, and strake one of her men then boatswaine, that he ouerthrew withall:  whereat being moued, I changed my curtesie, and grew to hatred, my self in my owne boate well manned with shot, and the barks boat likewise pursued them, and gaue them diuers shot, but to small purpose, by reason of their swift rowing:  so smally content we returned.

The 11. of this moneth there came fiue of them to make a new truce:  the master of the Admiral came to me to shew me of their comming, and desired to haue them taken and kept as prisoners vntill we had his anker againe:  but when he sawe that the chiefe ringleader and master of mischiefe was one of the fiue, he then was vehement to execute his purpose, so it was determined to take him:  he came crying Iliaout, and striking his brest offered a paire of gloues to sell, the master offered him a knife for them:  so two of them came to vs, the one was not touched, but the other was soone captiue among vs:  then we pointed to him and his fellowes for our anker, which being had, we made signes that he should be set at libertie:  [Sidenote:  One of the people taken which after dyed.] within one houre after he came aboord the winde came faire, wherevpon we weyed and set saile, and so brought the fellow