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In this posture we lay by for them, and in a little while they cameup with us; but never was such a horrid sight seen by Christians;though my mate was much mistaken in his calculation of theirnumber, yet when they came up we reckoned about a hundred andtwenty-six canoes; some of them had sixteen or seventeen men inthem, and some more, and the least six or seven. When they camenearer to us, they seemed to be struck with wonder andastonishment, as at a sight which doubtless they had never seenbefore; nor could they at first, as we afterwards understood, knowwhat to make of us; they came boldly up, however, very near to us,and seemed to go about to row round us; but we called to our men inthe boats not to let them come too near them. This very orderbrought us to an engagement with them, without our designing it;for five or six of the large canoes came so near our long-boat,that our men beckoned with their hands to keep them back, whichthey understood very well, and went back: but at their retreatabout fifty, except in some places,when they climbed up to get over the outside part, and then went onby ways of their own leaving.德未09-16 完结
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WIFE. - Well, and yet no kill, no makee you dead: what you say toHim for that? You no tell Him thankee for all that too? One thing, however, cannot be omitted, viz. that as for religion, Ido not know that there was anything of that kind among them; theyoften, indeed, put one another in mind that there was a God, by thevery common method of seamen, swearing by His name: nor were theirpoor ignorant savage wives much better for having been married toChristians, as we must call them; for as they knew very little ofGod themselves, so they were utterly incapable of entering into anydiscourse with their wives about a God, or to talk anything to themconcerning religion.章佳己丑09-16 完结
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n intent ofputting them in a way to see their own country again; and nothingshould have made him think of staying there, but that the voyage Iwas going was so exceeding long and hazardous, and would carry himquite out of the reach of all his friends; that he had nothing todesire of me but that I would settle him in some little property inthe island where he was, give him a servant or two, and some fewnecessaries, and he would live here like a planter, waiting thegood time when, if ever I returned to England, I would redeem him.He hoped I would not be unmindful of him when I came to England:that he would give me some letters to his friends in London, to letthem know how good I had been to him, and in what part of the worldand what circumstances I had left him in: and he promised me thatwhenever I redeemed him, the plantation, and all the improvementshe had made upon it, let the value be what it would, should bewholly mine. The city of Naum, which we were approaching, is a frontier of theChinese empire, and is fortified in their fashion. We wanted, as Ihave said, above two days' journey of this city when messengerswere sent express to every part of the road to tell all travellersand caravans to halt till they had a guard sent for them; for thatan unusual body of Tartars, making ten thousand in all, hadappeared in the way, about thirty miles beyond the city.有含海09-16 连载中
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As to the three reprobates, as I justly call them, though they weremuch civilised by their settlement compared to what they werebefore, and were not so quarrelsome, having not the sameopportunity; yet one of the certain companions of a profligate mindnever left them, and that was their idleness. It is true, theyplanted corn and made fences; but Solomon's words were never betterverified than in them, "I went by the vineyard of the slothful, andit was all overgrown with thorns": for when the Spaniards came toview their crop they could not see it in some places for weeds, thehedge had several gaps in it, where the wild goats had got in andeaten up the corn; perhaps here and there a dead bush was crammedin, to stop them out for the present, but it was only shutting thestable-door after the steed was stolen. Whereas, when they lookedon the colony of the other two, there was the very face of industryand success upon all they did; there was not a weed to be seen inall their corn, or a gap in any of their hedges If my partner, who was no way concerned with my young man, made himsuch an offer, I could not do less than offer him the same; and allthe ship's company being willing to go with him, we made over halfthe ship to him in property, and took a writing from him, obliginghim to account for the other, and away he went to Japan. The Japanmerchant proved a very punctual, honest man to him: protected himat Japan, and got him a licence to come on shore, which theEuropeans in general have not lately obtained. He paid him hisfreight very punctually; sent him to the Philippines loaded withJapan and China wares, and a supercargo of their own, who,trafficking with the Spaniards, brought back European goods again,and a great quantity of spices; and there he was not only paid hisfreight very well, and at a very good price, but not being willingto sell the ship, then the merchant furnished him goods on his ownaccount; and with some money, and some spices of his own which hebrought with him, he went back to the Manillas, wh危松柏09-16 完结