h blood.
M137 A ridge of mountaines to the North of Hochelaga and another to the
South.
M138 The 3 faults or falls of water in 44 degrees of latitude.
M139 The riuer of Saguenay commeth from the West, where there is gold and
siluer.
M140 Toudamani dwelling Southward of Canada.
M141 They desire to be baptised.
M142 Tobacco described.
M143 It is now found to be but 200 leagues.
M144 Riuers falling from mountaines.
M145 Beasts.
M146 Birds.
M147 Fishes.
M148 The right way to Saguenay.
M149 Store of gold and red copper.
M150 Two or three great lakes. Maredulcum aquarum.
M151 A perfect remedy against the French Pocks.
M152 A long winter.
M153 Rubies, Gold, and wollen cloth with other riches in Saguenay.
M154 A people called Picquemians.
M155 The towne of Sidatin.
M156 Donnacona, Taignoagny, and Domagaia taken.
M157 Four and twenty chains of Esurgny.
M158 The Isle of Orleans. Isle de Coudres.
M159 A knife of red coper brought from Saguenay.
M160 The Isle of Hares.
M161 Ten Sauages brought into France. Great riches and very good soile in
Saguenay, which is beyond the saults.

20 Near Boulogne, between that town and Calais.

M162 The kings letters to Cartier.
M163 The great mischiefe of leesing the season.
M164 Carpont Hauen.
M165 Transporting of diuers sorts of cattell for breed.
M166 The new king of Canada.
M167 Great dissimulation of a Sauage.
M168 A good roade 4. leagues aboue Saincte Croix.
M169 Trees aboue 3. fathoms about. Hanneda the most excellent tree of the
world.
M170 Abundance of Vines of grapes.
M171 Fruit like Medlers.
M172 Seed sprong out of the ground within 8 days.

21 Turnips. (French, _Navets_).

M173 A great Plaine of very good arable ground.
M174 Diamants of Canada.
M175 Excellent and strong hempe.
M176 The rich countrey of Saquenay situated beyond the Saults which are
in 44. deg.
M177 They depart from Charlesburg Royal the 7. of Septem.
M178 They delight in red cloth.
M179 The 11 of September.
M180 Bad ground and a great current.
M181 Another village of good people which dwell ouer against the second
Sault.
M182 400 persons about their boates.
M183 Like those of New Albion.
M184 The sauages are great dissemblers.
M185 The Sauages conspire together against the French.
M186 A very great number of Sauages assembled together.

22 This may refer either to Lake St. Peter or Lake Ontario; I sh