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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.

　　A LITTLE while after this there came in a Dutch ship from Batavia;she was a coaster, not an European trader, of about two hundredtons burden; the men, as they pretended, having been so sickly thatthe captain had not hands enough to go to sea with, so he lay by atBengal; and having, it seems, got money enough, or being willing,for other reasons, to go for Europe, he gave public notice he wouldsell his ship. This came to my ears before my new partner heard ofit, and I had a great mind to buy it; so I went to him and told himof it. He considered a while, for he was no rash man neither; andat last replied, "She is a little too big - however, we will haveher." Accordingly, we bought the ship, and agreeing with themaster, we paid for her, and took possession. When we had done sowe resolved to engage the men, if we could, to join with those wehad, for the pursuing our business; but, on a sudden, they havingreceived not their wages, but their share of the money, as weafterwards learned, not one of them was to b

heir goods in,and to eat and to drink in. And now the other two Englishmenremoved their habitation to the same place; and so the island wasdivided into three colonies, and no more - viz. the Spaniards, withold Friday and the first servants, at my habitation under the hill,which was, in a word, the capital city, and where they had soenlarged and extended their works, as well under as on the outsideof the hill, that they lived, though perfectly concealed, yet fullat large. Never was there such a little city in a wood, and sohid, in any part of the world; for I verify believe that a thousandmen might have ranged the island a month, and, if they had notknown there was such a thing, and looked on purpose for it, theywould not have found it. Indeed the trees stood so thick and soclose, and grew so fast woven one into another, that nothing butcutting them down first could discover the place, except the onlytwo narrow entrances where they went in and out could be found,which was not very easy; one of them was clos