可以不可以完整版日剧　　It happened one night that the governor, the Spaniard whose life Ihad saved, who was now the governor of the rest, found himself veryuneasy in the night, and could by no means get any sleep: he wasperfectly well in body, only found his thoughts tumultuous; hismind ran upon men fighting and killing one another; but he wasbroad awake, and could not by any means get any sleep; in short, helay a great while, but growing more and more uneasy, he resolved torise. As they lay, being so many of them, on goat-skins laid thickupon such couches and pads as they made for themselves, so they hadlittle to do, when they were willing to rise, but to get upon theirfeet, and perhaps put on a coat, such as it was, and their pumps,and they were ready for going any way that their thoughts guidedthem. Being thus got up, he looked out; but being dark, he couldsee little or nothing, and besides, the trees which I had planted,and which were now grown tall, intercepted his sight, so that hecould only look up, and see that it was

　　Nor did it fail of its usual operations upon the fancy, byheightening every danger; representing the English and Dutchcaptains to be men incapable of hearing reason, or ofdistinguishing between honest men and rogues; or between a storycalculated for our own turn, made out of nothing, on purpose todeceive, and a true, genuine account of our whole voyage, progress,and design; for we might many ways have convinced any reasonablecreatures that we were not pirates; the goods we had on board, thecourse we steered, our frankly showing ourselves, and entering intosuch and such ports; and even our very manner, the force we had,the number of men, the few arms, the little ammunition, shortprovisions; all these would have served to convince any men that wewere no pirates. The opium and other goods we had on board wouldmake it appear the ship had been at Bengal. The Dutchmen, who, itwas said, had the names of all the men that were in the ship, mighteasily see that we were a mixture of English, Portuguese, andIndians,

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　　A ship being ready to sail for Lisbon, my pious priest asked meleave to go thither; being still, as he observed, bound never tofinish any voyage he began. How happy it had been for me if I hadgone with him. But it was too late now; all things Heaven appointsfor the best: had I gone with him I had never had so many thingsto be thankful for, and the reader had never heard of the secondpart of the travels and adventures of Robinson Crusoe: so I musthere leave exclaiming at myself, and go on with my voyage. Fromthe Brazils we made directly over the Atlantic Sea to the Cape ofGood Hope, and had a tolerably good voyage, our course generallysouth-east, now and then a storm, and some contrary winds; but mydisasters at sea were at an end - my future rubs and cross eventswere to befall me on shore, that it might appear the land was aswell prepared to be our scourge as the sea.
r, and get leave for me personally, with the captain and onemore, besides eight seamen, to come on shore, and no more; and thisupon condition, absolutely capitulated for, that we should notoffer to land any goods out of the ship, or to carry any personaway without licence. They were so strict with us as to landingany goods, that it was with extreme difficulty that I got on shorethree bales of English goods, such as fine broadcloths, stuffs, andsome linen, which I had brought for a present to my partner.