November 7.—We made this day and night following, till son rising, 21 leagues.
November 8.—We made this day and night, till son rising, 23 leagues, and came to an ancor at a place called [Munco].[266] Also late came in a bark wherin Neamon Dono came, and sent me word he would vizet me, but did not, but departed away secretly in the night.
November 9.—I wrot an other letter to Capt. Adames, to send per first bark we mette, to adviz hym how Neamon Dono did serve me, as also to same effect as former dated at Munco.
Soe about nowne we set seale, and with much ado got within night to Shimina Seak, it blowing much wynd N.erly. Soe we made 17 leagues this day, and ancored theare all night, wynd being W.erly, with rayne.
November 10.—We staid at Ximinaseak per meanes of fowle weather.
November 11.—In Ximinaseak I delivered the 20 tais of Woman Dono to Mr. Wickham.
November 12.—We departed from Ximinaseak after nowne, and paid our host for dyet ashore 8 ta. 1 m. 5 co. Soe we put to sea at son seting, and made till son rising 25 leagues.
November 13.—We were forced to put into a village in Faccata called Cattadomary, 27 leagues to short of Firando.
I wrot a letter from hence to Capt. Adames, to buy 6 or 8 pico gunpolder.