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Richard Hakluyt, The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques, and Discoveries of the English Nation, A Relation of the second Voyage to Guiana , performed and written in the yeere 1596. by Laurence Keymis Gent. (search)
eth out of the plaines, and runneth into the Sea with Curitini. Some of the Guianians live in this river. 22 Marawini. g. Paracuttos.       23 Owcowi.         24 Wiawiami.         25 Aramatappo.         26 Wiapo.         27 Macuruma.         28 Carapi.         29 Uraca.         30 Chaimawimini great. Carepini.Charib.   Caponaiarie.   31 Ecrowto. Upotommas.       32 Pawro.   Maripomma.     33 Shurinama g. Arwaccas.Carepini.Chari .       34 Shurama g. Carepini. Cupari.     35 Northumbria or Cupanamavery g. Char.Arwaccas.       36 Wioma.         37 Cushwini. Neekeari. Tawrooromene. Neperwari.   38 Inana. g.   Owaripoore.     39 Curitini. g. Carepini.Arwaccas.Parawianni. Mawronama.   39. This river, as also most of the rest, is not navigable above sixe dayes journey by reason of rockes. It is tenne dayes journey to the head, where the Guianians do dwel: hony, yarne or cotton, silke, Balsamum, and Brazilbeds are here to be
Richard Hakluyt, The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques, and Discoveries of the English Nation, The second voyage to Guiana . (search)
eth out of the plaines, and runneth into the Sea with Curitini. Some of the Guianians live in this river. 22 Marawini. g. Paracuttos.       23 Owcowi.         24 Wiawiami.         25 Aramatappo.         26 Wiapo.         27 Macuruma.         28 Carapi.         29 Uraca.         30 Chaimawimini great. Carepini.Charib.   Caponaiarie.   31 Ecrowto. Upotommas.       32 Pawro.   Maripomma.     33 Shurinama g. Arwaccas.Carepini.Chari .       34 Shurama g. Carepini. Cupari.     35 Northumbria or Cupanamavery g. Char.Arwaccas.       36 Wioma.         37 Cushwini. Neekeari. Tawrooromene. Neperwari.   38 Inana. g.   Owaripoore.     39 Curitini. g. Carepini.Arwaccas.Parawianni. Mawronama.   39. This river, as also most of the rest, is not navigable above sixe dayes journey by reason of rockes. It is tenne dayes journey to the head, where the Guianians do dwel: hony, yarne or cotton, silke, Balsamum, and Brazilbeds are here to be