10. ob: The countrie is anoyed with foxes and woules.

Ans: So are many other good cuntries too; but poyson, traps, and other

such means will help to destroy them.

11. ob: The Dutch are planted nere Hudsons Bay, and are likely to

overthrow the trade.

Ans: They will come and plante in these parts, also, if we and others

doe not, but goe home and leave it to them. We rather commend them, then

condemne them for it.

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