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An. 1684
C H A P. V.
The Author departs from John Fernando's Of the Pacifick Sea. Of the Andes, or high Moun- tains in Peru and Chilico. A Prize taken. Ifle of Lobos: Penguins, and other Birds there. Three Prizes more. The Ilands Gallapago's : The Dildo-tree, Burton-wood, Mammet- trees, Guanoes, Land-Tortoife, their feveral kind ; Green Snakes, Turtle-Doves, Tortoife, or Turtle-grafs. Sea Turtle, their feveral kinds. The Air and Weather at the Gallapa- go's. Some of the Ilands defcrib'd, their Soil, &c. The Iland Cocos defcrib'd. Cape Blan- co, and the Bay of Caldera; the Savanahs there. Captain Cook dies. Of Nicoya, and a Red Wood for Dying, and other Commodi- ties. A narrow Efcape of 12 Men. Lance- wood. Volcan Vejo, a burning Mountain on the Coaft of Ria Lexa. A Tornado. The Iland and Harbor of Ria Lexa. The Gulph of Amapalla, and Point Cafivina. Ifles of Mangera and Amapalla. The Indian Inhabi- tants. Hog-plumb-tree. Other Ilands in the Gulph of Amapalla. Captain Eaton and Captain Davis careen their Ships here, and af- terwards part.
THE 8th of April, 1684. we failed from the Ifle of John Fernando, with the Wind at S.E. We were now 2 Ships in Company: Captain Cook's, whole