红星大飞哥电影n purposefor their deliverance, yet it was impossible for us wilfully tochange our voyage on their particular account; nor could my nephew,the captain, answer it to the freighters, with whom he was undercharter to pursue his voyage by way of Brazil; and all I knew wecould do for them was to put ourselves in the way of meeting withother ships homeward bound from the West Indies, and get them apassage, if possible, to England or France.

　　The project was not so preposterous, if they had gone no further.But they did nothing, and proposed nothing, but had either mischiefin the design, or mischief in the event. And if I may give myopinion, they seemed to be under a blast from Heaven: for if wewill not allow a visible curse to pursue visible crimes, how shallwe reconcile the events of things with the divine justice? It wascertainly an apparent vengeance on their crime of mutiny and piracythat brought them to the state they were in; and they showed notthe least remorse for the crime, but added new villanies to it,such as the piece of monstrous cruelty of wounding a poor slavebecause he did not, or perhaps could not, understand to do what hewas directed, and to wound him in such a manner as made him acripple all his life, and in a place where no surgeon or medicinecould be had for his cure; and, what was still worse, theintentional murder, for such to be sure it was, as was afterwardsthe formed design they all laid to murder the Spaniards in co

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　　One of the Englishmen returned very briskly, "What had they to dothere? that they came on shore without leave; and that they shouldnot plant or build upon the island; it was none of their ground.""Why," says the Spaniard, very calmly, "Seignior Inglese, they mustnot starve." The Englishman replied, like a rough tarpaulin, "Theymight starve; they should not plant nor build in that place." "Butwhat must they do then, seignior?" said the Spaniard. Another ofthe brutes returned, "Do? they should be servants, and work forthem." "But how can you expect that of them?" says the Spaniard;"they are not bought with your money; you have no right to makethem servants." The Englishman answered, "The island was theirs;the governor had given it to them, and no man had anything to dothere but themselves;" and with that he swore that he would go andburn all their new huts; they should build none upon their land."Why, seignior," says the Spaniard, "by the same rule, we must beyour servants, too." "Ay," returned the bold
　　All the while this was doing, my partner and I, who managed therest of the men on board, had with great dexterity brought the shipalmost to rights, and having got the guns into their places again,the gunner called to me to bid our boat get out of the way, for hewould let fly among them. I called back again to him, and bid himnot offer to fire, for the carpenter would do the work without him;but bid him heat another pitch-kettle, which our cook, who was onbroad, took care of. However, the enemy was so terrified with whatthey had met with in their first attack, that they would not comeon again; and some of them who were farthest off, seeing the shipswim, as it were, upright, began, as we suppose, to see theirmistake, and gave over the enterprise, finding it was not as theyexpected. Thus we got clear of this merry fight; and having gotsome rice and some roots and bread, with about sixteen hogs, onboard two days before, we resolved to stay here no longer, but goforward, whatever came of it; for we made no do