| Description | The writer's partners consider that Owen's boat is very much decayed and all that belongs to it, so that they will not venture the buying of it for they remember that common axiom 'prin hên, prin eilwaith'. It would cost them four or five pounds to repair it, and that, with the great rate that Owen demands for it, would be too extravagant for them to give for an old boat.
Dorse- 'There is here a very good boatman hath a great desire to follow ye Boat this sumr his name is Jon ap Richard! |