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Transcription

Rose weighed, and saith that the John and Mary Rose
wighed about one and the same time and John hee soe
was ahead of the Mary Rose, and after the said two
ships had for a small space sailed directly forward
the John sheered to the Southward and the Mary
Rose steered on her course Course directly forward and the
John sheered from the Southward againe, to the
Nothward and came aboard the Mary Rose and
was sailing directly forward as aforesaid and
the foreshroud of the John came foule of
the Bo[?]sprit of the Mary Rose and one of the
Lanyards was catched by the Anchor of the Mary
Rose the premisse hee Deposeth seeing [?]
being a foremastman of and aboard the Mary
Rose, And further cannot depose.
To the 3rd hee saith that the Boate of the Mary Rose
was not Towing of her when the John came foule
of her as aforesaid, neither did her boate Towe [?]
of this Deponents Knowledge till shee was cleered
the John, neither were the sailes of the Mary Rose
full and the master and Company of the Mary Rose
seeing the John steering from the Southward as aforesaid
and fearing shee would be foule of the Mary Rose
did what they could to prevent the John coming
foule of them and lowered her foretop saile
and her maintop saile hee saith was not hoyst
neither was her maine saile set, And saith that
for his part hee did not heare any of the Company
of the John call to the Company of the Mary
Rose to Slacken thir sailes (the same being [?]
as aforesaid) nor to let goe an Anchor And further
cannot depose.
To the 4th and 5th hee saith that the Mary Rose
did not come or full foule of the John but the
John of her, as aforesaid, neither did the Mary Rose
take away the winde of the John and
soone after the John came foule of the Mary Rose
thereby cleered and sailed on her Course and
left the John Ryding in safety, at Anchor in about [?]
of five fathoms water, and the Mary Rose never
touched