HCA 13/70 f.110v Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=the water came in so far. Neverthelesse he saith that another Pilot
 being sent from Dover brought her into the harbour with much
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 still in her) were taken out of her and preserved, And the sayd &#91;?XXX GUTTER&#93;
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 she sett a ground and att the ebbing of the tide tumbled on the
 one side so as she opened in her keele or bottome from stemme to
-sterne, And was presently filled with water. And he further sauth
+sterne, And was presently filled with water. And he further saith
 that he did endeavour to have weighed her that it was not possible to &#91;?XXX GUTTER&#93;
 be done, and that it would Cost farr more then she was worth to mende

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 sprang so many and great leakes as spoyled many of the
 Commodities with the water she receyved being about four
-foot deeoe of water in her hold. And he further saith that
+foot deepe of water in her hold. And he further saith that
 afterwards he did use his best diligence and advise of the
 most able workemen he could procure and did so farr stopp the

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 to a Captsane upon the shoare, without which the sayd shipp and
 goods in her had undoubtedly sunke. And moreover saith that after
-the ''Angelo Cstode'' was so brought into harbour the storme did
+the ''Angelo Custode'' was so brought into harbour the storme did
 still continue and the &#91;?bellowes&#93; did so tosse and dash her sides
 and keele against the sands that it was a wondrous mercy and

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 to a Captsane upon the shoare, without which the sayd shipp and
 goods in her had undoubtedly sunke. And moreover saith that after
-the ''Angelo Cstode'' was so brought into garbour the storme did
+the ''Angelo Cstode'' was so brought into harbour the storme did
 still continue and the &#91;?bellowes&#93; did so tosse and dash her sides
 and keele against the sands that it was a wondrous mercy and