疯狂初恋免费完整版　　He replied that he thought all our conversation might be easilyseparated from disputes; that it was not his business to capprinciples with every man he conversed with; and that he ratherdesired me to converse with him as a gentleman than as areligionist; and that, if I would give him leave at any time todiscourse upon religious subjects, he would readily comply with it,and that he did not doubt but I would allow him also to defend hisown opinions as well as he could; but that without my leave hewould not break in upon me with any such thing. He told mefurther, that he would not cease to do all that became him, in hisoffice as a priest, as well as a private Christian, to procure thegood of the ship, and the safety of all that was in her; andthough, perhaps, we would not join with him, and he could not praywith us, he hoped he might pray for us, which he would do upon alloccasions. In this manner we conversed; and as he was of the mostobliging, gentlemanlike behaviour, so he was, if I may be allowedto say s

　　"I am persuaded," says he, "had those men lived in the savagecountry whence their wives came, the savages would have taken morepains to have brought them to be idolaters, and to worship thedevil, than any of these men, so far as I can see, have taken withthem to teach the knowledge of the true God. Now, sir," said he,"though I do not acknowledge your religion, or you mine, yet wewould be glad to see the devil's servants and the subjects of hiskingdom taught to know religion; and that they might, at least,hear of God and a Redeemer, and the resurrection, and of a futurestate - things which we all believe; that they might, at least, beso much nearer coming into the bosom of the true Church than theyare now in the public profession of idolatry and devil-worship."

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　　In about five days' time the vagrants, tired with wandering, andalmost starved with hunger, having chiefly lived on turtles' eggsall that while, came back to the grove; and finding my Spaniard,who, as I have said, was the governor, and two more with him,walking by the side of the creek, they came up in a verysubmissive, humble manner, and begged to be received again into thesociety. The Spaniards used them civilly, but told them they hadacted so unnaturally to their countrymen, and so very grossly tothemselves, that they could not come to any conclusion withoutconsulting the two Englishmen and the rest; but, however, theywould go to them and discourse about it, and they should know inhalf-an-hour. It may be guessed that they were very hard put toit; for, as they were to wait this half-hour for an answer, theybegged they would send them out some bread in the meantime, whichthey did, sending at the same time a large piece of goat's fleshand a boiled parrot, which they ate very eagerly.
　　We were now on shore in China; if I thought myself banished, andremote from my own country at Bengal, where I had many ways to gethome for my money, what could I think of myself now, when I wasabout a thousand leagues farther off from home, and destitute ofall manner of prospect of return? All we had for it was this:that in about four months' time there was to be another fair at theplace where we were, and then we might be able to purchase variousmanufactures of the country, and withal might possibly find someChinese junks from Tonquin for sail, that would carry us and ourgoods whither we pleased. This I liked very well, and resolved towait; besides, as our particular persons were not obnoxious, so ifany English or Dutch ships came thither, perhaps we might have anopportunity to load our goods, and get passage to some other placein India nearer home. Upon these hopes we resolved to continuehere; but, to divert ourselves, we took two or three journeys intothe country.