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English, 04.05.2021 03:00, dbanks701

Consider the archaic language in lines 110-116; how might this lengthy sentence be paraphrased for a modern audience? Sentence: Being thus arrived at Cape Cod the 11th of November, and necessity calling them to look out a place for habitation (as well as master's and mariner's importunity; they having brought a large shallop with them out of England, stowed in quarters in the ship, they now got her out and set their carpenters to work to trim her up; but being much bruised and shattered in the ship with foul weather, they saw she would be long in mending.

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