And of Victuals twice a Day they gave us as much as we could eat, that is, of Rice, Salt-fish, dryed Flesh: And sometimes they would shoot Deer and find Hony in the Trees, good part of which they always brought unto us.

And drink we could not want, there being Rivers and Puddles full of Water as we Travelled along.
[And in the Towns among the Inhabitants.] But when we came out of the Woods among Inhabitants and were led into their Towns, they brought us Victuals ready dressed after their fashion, viz.

Rice boiled in Water, and three other sorts of Food, whereof one Flesh, and the other two Herbs or such like things that grow in their Countrey, and all kinds of ripe Fruit, which we liked very well and fed heartily upon.

Our entertainment all along was at the Charge of the Countrey: So we fed like Soldiers upon free Quarter.

Yet I think we gave them good content for all the Charge we put them to.