human
The Cornish tynners hold a strong imagination, that in the withdrawing of Noah's floud to the sea the same took his course from east to west, violently breaking vp, and forcibly carrying with it the earth, trees, and rocks, which lay anything loosely neere the vpper face of the ground. To confirme the likelihood of which supposed truth, they doe many times digge vp whole and huge timber-trees, which they conceiue at that deluge to haue been ouerturned and whelmed.
gpt
Capel rides a good horse. Capel is schorl, and indicates the presence of tin.
human
It's a wise man that knows tin
gpt
Here's to the devil, with his wooden spade and shovel, Digging tin by the bushel, with his tail cocked up.
human
Come all good Cornish boys [21] walk in, Here's brandy, rum, and shrub, and gin; You can't do less than drink success To copper, fish, and tin.