[584] Charles Lewis, the second son of Frederick and Elizabeth, born in 1617. Frederick had died in 1632.
[585] Prince Rupert.
[586] It was the 9th.
[587] I.e. not moored, having only one anchor down.
[588] Swinging round with the tide.
[589] Obsolete form of 'travailed'; laboured.
[590] Charles Lewis, whom, on [p. 162], he called the Palsgrave. The title of Elector was, however, not formally accorded to him until the Peace of Westphalia, in 1648, when the Lower Palatinate was restored.
[591] Apprentice. In 1633 he was recommended by Pett for the post of Master Carpenter of the Charles on the ground that he had wrought upon the same throughout her being built, and was also 'a pretty mariner.' S. P. Dom. Chas. I., ccxxxi. 45.
[592] Became too shallow.
[593] Spring tide.