沙发TV超赞电影　　W.A. - Alas! my poor creature, I have not this book; but I hope Ishall one time or other get it for you, and help you to read it.

a starlight night, andhearing no noise, he returned and lay down again; but to nopurpose; he could not compose himself to anything like rest; buthis thoughts were to the last degree uneasy, and he knew not forwhat. Having made some noise with rising and walking about, goingout and coming in, another of them waked, and asked who it was thatwas up. The governor told him how it had been with him. "Say youso?" says the other Spaniard; "such things are not to be slighted,I assure you; there is certainly some mischief working near us;"and presently he asked him, "Where are the Englishmen?" "They areall in their huts," says he, "safe enough." It seems the Spaniardshad kept possession of the main apartment, and had made a place forthe three Englishmen, who, since their last mutiny, were alwaysquartered by themselves, and could not come at the rest. "Well,"says the Spaniard, "there is something in it, I am persuaded, frommy own experience. I am satisfied that our spirits embodied have aconverse with and receive

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　　They told me that when they were so knocked down, the rest of theircompany rescued them, and stood over them fighting till they werecome to themselves, all but him whom they thought had been dead;and then they made their way with their halberds and pieces,standing close together in a line, through a body of above athousand savages, beating down all that came in their way, got thevictory over their enemies, but to their great sorrow, because itwas with the loss of their friend, whom the other party findingalive, carried off with some others, as I gave an account before.They described, most affectionately, how they were surprised withjoy at the return of their friend and companion in misery, who theythought had been devoured by wild beasts of the worst kind - wildmen; and yet, how more and more they were surprised with theaccount he gave them of his errand, and that there was a Christianin any place near, much more one that was able, and had humanityenough, to contribute to their deliverance.
　　Here the poor man could forbear no longer, but raised her up, madeher kneel by him, and he prayed to God aloud to instruct her in theknowledge of Himself, by His Spirit; and that by some goodprovidence, if possible, she might, some time or other, come tohave a Bible, that she might read the word of God, and be taught byit to know Him. This was the time that we saw him lift her up bythe hand, and saw him kneel down by her, as above.