 | John Britton - 1808 - 888 str.
...day Hythe is but a Chapel perteiniug to Saltwood parocli. The Havyn is a prety rode, and lieth meatly strayt for passage owt of Boleyn: yt croketh yn so by the shore aloug, and, is so bakked fro fro the mayn se with casting of shinggil, that smaul shippes may cum up... | |
 | John Britton, Edward Wedlake Brayley, Joseph Nightingale, James Norris Brewer, John Evans, John Hodgson, Francis Charles Laird, Frederic Shoberl, John Bigland, Thomas Rees - 1808 - 878 str.
...day Hythe is but a Chapel perteining to Saltwood paroch. The Havyn is a prety rode, and lieth meatly strayt for passage owt of Boleyn: yt croketh yn so by the shore along, and is so bakked fro fro the mayn se with casting of shinggil, that smaul sliipj>cs may cum... | |
 | John Gamble - 1819 - 748 str.
...the town seems to indicate. At the time of Leland's survey, ne speaks of " a prety rode bakked from the mayne se with casting of shyngel, that smaul shippes may cum a large myle towards Folkstone, as in a sure gut." The generally received opinion is, that when the sea had receded from... | |
 | William Henry Ireland - 1829 - 800 str.
...spring, and ther by mines of howses of office of the abbey. The havyn is a prety rode and liith meatly strayt for passage owt of Boleyn ; yt croketh yn so by the shore a long, and is so bakked fro the raayne se with casting of shyngel that smaul shippes may cum a large myle towards Folkestan as in a... | |
 | 1833 - 610 str.
...inland channel, as appears by Leland, who says, " the havyn is a prety Rode, and lieth metely stray t for passage owt of Boleyn: yt croketh yn so by the shore along, and is so bakked fro the niayne Se with castynge of shingil, that smaul shippes may cum up a... | |
 | Ford Madox Ford - 1900 - 534 str.
...could write: "The Havyn is a pretty Rode and liith meatly strayt for Passage out of Boleyn. Yt creketh yn so by the Shore a long and is so bakked fro the mayn' Se with casting of Shinggil, that smaul shippes may cum up a lang Myle toward Folkestan as yn... | |
 | John Leland - 1909 - 244 str.
...day Hithe is but a chapel perteining to Saltwood paroch. The havyn is a prety rode, and liith meatly strayt for passage owt of Boleyn." Yt croketh yn so by the shore a long, and is so bakked fro the mayn se with casting of shinggil, that smaul shippes may cum up alarg myle toward Folkestan as yn a... | |
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The havyn is a prety rode, and liith meatly strayt for passage owt of Boleyn." Yt croketh yn so by the shore a long, and is so bakked fro the mayn se with casting of shinggil, that smaul shippes may cum up alarg myle toward Folkestan as yn a sure gut. 
