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Then I presented to them the people I had brought with me,particularly the tailor, the smith, and the two carpenters, all ofthem most necessary people; but, above all, my general artificer,than whom they could not name anything that was more useful tothem; and the tailor, to show his concern for them, went to workimmediately, and, with my leave, made them every one a shirt, thefirst thing he did; and, what was still more, he taught the womennot only how to sew and stitch, and use the needle, but made themassist to make the shirts for their husbands, and for all the rest.As to the carpenters, I scarce need mention how useful they were;for they took to pieces all my clumsy, unhandy things, and madeclever convenient tables, stools, bedsteads, cupboards, lockers,shelves, and everything they wanted of that kind. But to let themsee how nature made artificers at first, I carried the carpentersto see Will Atkins' basket-house, as I called it; and they bothowned they never saw an instance of such natural ingenuityys he, "do not talk ofbeing upon your guard; the best defence is to be out of danger. Ifyou have any regard for your life and the lives of all your men,put to sea without fail at high-water; and as you have a whole tidebefore you, you will be gone too far out before they can come down;for they will come away at high-water, and as they have twentymiles to come, you will get near two hours of them by thedifference of the tide, not reckoning the length of the way:besides, as they are only boats, and not ships, they will notventure to follow you far out to sea, especially if it blows." -"Well," said I, "you have been very kind in this: what shall I doto make you amends?" - "Sir," says he, "you may not be willing tomake me any amends, because you may not be convinced of the truthof it. I will make an offer to you: I have nineteen months' paydue to me on board the ship -, which I came out of England in; andthe Dutchman that is with me has seven months' pay due to him. Ifyou will make good our pay to us we will微生桂霞09-16 完结
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最新章节:正文 第5711章 伏击(四更完)
And now I speak of marrying, it brings me naturally to saysomething of the French ecclesiastic that I had brought with me outof the ship's crew whom I took up at sea. It is true this man wasa Roman, and perhaps it may give offence to some hereafter if Ileave anything extraordinary upon record of a man whom, before Ibegin, I must (to set him out in just colours) represent in termsvery much to his disadvantage, in the account of Protestants; as,first, that he was a Papist; secondly, a Popish priest; andthirdly, a French Popish priest. But justice demands of me to givehim a due character; and I must say, he was a grave, sober, pious,and most religious person; exact in his life, extensive in hischarity, and exemplary in almost everything he did. What then canany one say against being very sensible of the value of such a man,notwithstanding his profession? though it may be my opinionperhaps, as well as the opinion of others who shall read this, thathe was mistaken. Among the rest, it occurred to him, he said, how his father used toinsist so much on the inexpressible value of the Bible, and theprivilege and blessing of it to nations, families, and persons; buthe never entertained the least notion of the worth of it till now,when, being to talk to heathens, savages, and barbarians, he wantedthe help of the written oracle for his assistance. The young womanwas glad of it also for the present occasion, though she had one,and so had the youth, on board our ship among their goods, whichwere not yet brought on shore. And now, having said so many thingsof this young woman, I cannot omit telling one story more of herand myself, which has something in it very instructive andremarkable.澹台成娟09-16 完结
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I was never better pleased with a victory in my life; not only asit was a perfect surprise to me, and that our danger was imminentbefore, but as we got this victory without any bloodshed, except ofthat man the seaman killed with his naked hands, and which I wasvery much concerned at. Although it maybe a just thing, becausenecessary (for there is no necessary wickedness in nature), yet Ithought it was a sad sort of life, when we must be always obligedto be killing our fellow-creatures to preserve ourselves; and,indeed, I think so still; and I would even now suffer a great dealrather than I would take away the life even of the worst personinjuring me; and I believe all considering people, who know thevalue of life, would be of my opinion, if they entered seriouslyinto the consideration of it.I was comeinto a part of the world which I was never in before, and thatpart, in particular, which I heard much of, and was resolved to seeas much of it as I could: and then I thought I might say I hadseen all the world that was worth seeing.段干半烟09-16 连载中
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最新章节:正文 第4440章 咬了一口
We were obliged to stay here some time after we had furnishedourselves with provisions; and I, who was always too curious tolook into every nook of the world wherever I came, went on shore asoften as I could. It was on the east side of the island that wewent on shore one evening: and the people, who, by the way, arevery numerous, came thronging about us, and stood gazing at us at adistance. As we had traded freely with them, and had been kindlyused, we thought ourselves in no danger; but when we saw thepeople, we cut three boughs out of a tree, and stuck them up at adistance from us; which, it seems, is a mark in that country notonly of a truce and friendship, but when it is accepted the otherside set up three poles or boughs, which is a signal that theyaccept the truce too; but then this is a known condition of thetruce, that you are not to pass beyond their three poles towardsthem, nor they to come past your three poles or boughs towards you;so that you are perfectly secure within the three poles, and This was so positively insisted on by the governor Spaniard, thatthere was no gainsaying it; and as merciful counsels are most aptto prevail where they are so earnestly pressed, so they all cameinto it. But then it was to be considered what should be done tokeep them from doing the mischief they designed; for all agreed,governor and all, that means were to be used for preserving thesociety from danger. After a long debate, it was agreed that theyshould be disarmed, and not permitted to have either gun, powder,shot, sword, or any weapon; that they should be turned out of thesociety, and left to live where they would and how they would, bythemselves; but that none of the rest, either Spaniards or English,should hold any kind of converse with them, or have anything to dowith them; that they should be forbid to come within a certaindistance of the place where the rest dwelt; and if they offered tocommit any disorder, so as to spoil, burn, kill, or destroy any ofthe corn, plantings, buildings, fences, or cattl乌孙兴敏09-16 完结