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鲁大师免费高清中文版百度网盘　　The third day they had either found their mistake, or hadintelligence of us, and came pouring in upon us towards dusk. Wehad, to our great satisfaction, just pitched upon a convenientplace for our camp; for as we had just entered upon a desert abovefive hundred miles over, where we had no towns to lodge at, and,indeed, expected none but the city Jarawena, which we had yet twodays' march to; the desert, however, had some few woods in it onthis side, and little rivers, which ran all into the great riverUdda; it was in a narrow strait, between little but very thickwoods, that we pitched our camp that night, expecting to beattacked before morning. As it was usual for the Mogul Tartars togo about in troops in that desert, so the caravans always fortifythemselves every night against them, as against armies of robbers;and it was, therefore, no new thing to be pursued. But we had thisnight a most advantageous camp: for as we lay between two woods,with a little rivulet running just before our front, we could not　　After having mused a great while on the course they should take,they resolved at last, while it was still dark, to send the oldsavage, Friday's father, out as a spy, to learn, if possible,something concerning them, as what they came for, what theyintended to do, and the like. The old man readily undertook it;and stripping himself quite naked, as most of the savages were,away he went. After he had been gone an hour or two, he bringsword that he had been among them undiscovered, that he found theywere two parties, and of two several nations, who had war with oneanother, and had a great battle in their own country; and that bothsides having had several prisoners taken in the fight, they were,by mere chance, landed all on the same island, for the devouringtheir prisoners and making merry; but their coming so by chance tothe same place had spoiled all their mirth - that they were in agreat rage at one another, and were so near that he believed theywould fight again as soon as daylight began to appear; but he d

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　　When the Spaniards came first on shore, the business began to goforward: the Spaniards would have persuaded the three Englishbrutes to have taken in their countrymen again, that, as they said,they might be all one family; but they would not hear of it, so thetwo poor fellows lived by themselves; and finding nothing butindustry and application would make them live comfortably, theypitched their tents on the north shore of the island, but a littlemore to the west, to be out of danger of the savages, who alwayslanded on the east parts of the island. Here they built them twohuts, one to lodge in, and the other to lay up their magazines andstores in; and the Spaniards having given them some corn for seed,and some of the peas which I had left them, they dug, planted, andenclosed, after the pattern I had set for them all, and began tolive pretty well. Their first crop of corn was on the ground; andthough it was but a little bit of land which they had dug up atfirst, having had but a little time, yet it was enouistrates allowedus a little guard, and we had a soldier with a kind of half-pike,who stood sentinel at our door, to whom we allowed a pint of riceand a piece of money about the value of three-pence per day, sothat our goods were kept very safe.

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　　But to bring this long turn of our affairs to a conclusion; thefirst thing we had to do was to consult with the captain of theship, and with his men, and know if they were willing to go toJapan. While I was doing this, the young man whom my nephew hadleft with me as my companion came up, and told me that he thoughtthat voyage promised very fair, and that there was a great prospectof advantage, and he would be very glad if I undertook it; but thatif I would not, and would give him leave, he would go as amerchant, or as I pleased to order him; that if ever he came toEngland, and I was there and alive, he would render me a faithfulaccount of his success, which should be as much mine as I pleased.I was loath to part with him; but considering the prospect ofadvantage, which really was considerable, and that he was a youngfellow likely to do well in it, I inclined to let him go; but Itold him I would consult my partner, and give him an answer thenext day. I discoursed about it with my partner, who thereuponmade　　The wind continued fresh easterly, but the weather pretty good; andas the winds had continued in the points between NE. and SE. a longtime, we missed several opportunities of sending them to France;for we met several ships bound to Europe, whereof two were French,from St. Christopher's, but they had been so long beating upagainst the wind that they durst take in no passengers, for fear ofwanting provisions for the voyage, as well for themselves as forthose they should take in; so we were obliged to go on. It wasabout a week after this that we made the banks of Newfoundland;where, to shorten my story, we put all our French people on board abark, which they hired at sea there, to put them on shore, andafterwards to carry them to France, if they could get provisions tovictual themselves with. When I say all the French went on shore,I should remember that the young priest I spoke of, hearing we werebound to the East Indies, desired to go the voyage with us, and tobe set on shore on the coast of Coromandel; wh

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backalone; and which way shall I get to my port afterwards, without aship, without a horse, without PECUNE?" so he called money, beinghis broken Latin, of which he had abundance to make us merry with.In short, he told us there was a great caravan of Muscovite andPolish merchants in the city, preparing to set out on their journeyby land to Muscovy, within four or five weeks; and he was sure wewould take the opportunity to go with them, and leave him behind,to go back alone.　　He at first objected to my plan as useless, seeing that, owing tothe gross ignorance of the people, they could not be brought toprofit by the lesson I meant to teach them; and added that, fromhis knowledge of the country and its customs, he feared we shouldfall into great peril by giving offence to these brutal idolworshippers. This somewhat stayed my purpose, but I was stilluneasy all that day to put my project in execution; and thatevening, meeting the Scots merchant in our walk about the town, Iagain called upon him to aid me in it. When he found me resolutehe said that, on further thoughts, he could not but applaud thedesign, and told me I should not go alone, but he would go with me;but he would go first and bring a stout fellow, one of hiscountrymen, to go also with us; "and one," said he, "as famous forhis zeal as you can desire any one to be against such devilishthings as these." So we agreed to go, only we three and my man-servant, and resolved to put it in execution the following nightabout mid

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　　W.A. - I believe, sir, you are misinformed, and my wife assures meof the contrary, and that they abhor it; perhaps, for any furtherrelations, they may not be so exact as we are; but she tells menever in the near relationship you speak of.backalone; and which way shall I get to my port afterwards, without aship, without a horse, without PECUNE?" so he called money, beinghis broken Latin, of which he had abundance to make us merry with.In short, he told us there was a great caravan of Muscovite andPolish merchants in the city, preparing to set out on their journeyby land to Muscovy, within four or five weeks; and he was sure wewould take the opportunity to go with them, and leave him behind,to go back alone.

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