to find out this Northern Discovery; which in Gods good time we did effect.
CHAP.

IX.
How the Author began his Escape; and got onward of his Way about an Hundred miles.
[Their last and successful attempt.] Having often gone this Way to seek for Liberty, but could not yet find it; we again set forth to try what Success God Almighty would now give us, in the Year MDCLXXIX, on the Two and twentieth of September, furnished with such Arms as we could well carry with safety and secrecy, which were Knives and small Axes; we carried also several sorts of Ware to sell as formerly: the Moon being seven and twenty dayes old.

Which we had so contrived, that we might have a light Moon, to see the better to run away by: having left an Old Man at home, whom I had hired to live with me, to look after my House and Goats.
[The way they went.] We went down at the Hill Bocawl, where there was now no Watch, and but seldom any.

From thence down to the Town of Bonder Cooswat, where my Father dyed; and by the Town of Nicavar, which is the last Town belonging to Hotcurly in that Road.

From thence forward the Towns stand thin.