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appeared again:for they, believing we were still before them, pushed on till theycame to the Udda, a very great river when it passes farther north,but when we came to it we found it narrow and fordable.

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　　Upon this they were all trooping away, with every man a gun, apistol, and a sword, and muttered some insolent things amongthemselves of what they would do to the Spaniards, too, whenopportunity offered; but the Spaniards, it seems, did not soperfectly understand them as to know all the particulars, only thatin general they threatened them hard for taking the twoEnglishmen's part. Whither they went, or how they bestowed theirtime that evening, the Spaniards said they did not know; but itseems they wandered about the country part of the night, and themlying down in the place which I used to call my bower, they wereweary and overslept themselves. The case was this: they hadresolved to stay till midnight, and so take the two poor men whenthey were asleep, and as they acknowledged afterwards, intended toset fire to their huts while they were in them, and either burnthem there or murder them as they came out. As malice seldomsleeps very sound, it was very strange they should not have beenkept awake. However,
　　About an hour after they again made a motion to attack us, and roderound our little wood to see where they might break in; but findingus always ready to face them, they went off again; and we resolvednot to stir for that night.