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最新章节:正文 第5451章 土著部落的信
Here the young lord took his leave of us, and went up the Elbe, inorder to go to the court of Vienna, where he resolved to seekprotection and could correspond with those of his father's friendswho were left alive. He did not part without testimonials ofgratitude for the service I had done him, and for my kindness tothe prince, his father. The young lad was about seventeen years of age, a pretty, well-bred, modest, and sensible youth, greatly dejected with the loss ofhis mother, and also at having lost his father but a few monthsbefore, at Barbadoes. He begged of the surgeon to speak to me totake him out of the ship; for he said the cruel fellows hadmurdered his mother: and indeed so they had, that is to say,passively; for they might have spared a small sustenance to thepoor helpless widow, though it had been but just enough to keep heralive; but hunger knows no friend, no relation, no justice, noright, and therefore is remorseless, and capable of no compassion.禚妙丹09-16 完结
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最新章节:正文 第8990章 喜极而泣
as the two men had also a design upon them,as I have said, though a much fairer one than that of burning andmurdering, it happened, and very luckily for them all, that theywere up and gone abroad before the bloody-minded rogues came totheir huts. Upon these frank and open declarations of friendship, we appointedthe next day to dine all together; and, indeed, we made a splendidfeast. I caused the ship's cook and his mate to come on shore anddress our dinner, and the old cook's mate we had on shore assisted.We brought on shore six pieces of good beef and four pieces ofpork, out of the ship's provisions, with our punch-bowl andmaterials to fill it; and in particular I gave them ten bottles ofFrench claret, and ten bottles of English beer; things that neitherthe Spaniards nor the English had tasted for many years, and whichit may be supposed they were very glad of. The Spaniards added toour feast five whole kids, which the cooks roasted; and three ofthem were sent, covered up close, on board the ship to the seamen,that they might feast on fresh meat from on shore, as we did withtheir salt meat from on board.钊清逸09-16 完结
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最新章节:正文 第8335章 姐弟情深
of an hourtogether; then lay down on the ground, and stroked his legs, andkissed them, and then got up again and stared at him; one wouldhave thought the fellow bewitched. But it would have made a doglaugh the next day to see how his passion ran out another way: inthe morning he walked along the shore with his father severalhours, always leading him by the hand, as if he had been a lady;and every now and then he would come to the boat to fetch somethingor other for him, either a lump of sugar, a dram, a biscuit, orsomething or other that was good. In the afternoon his frolics rananother way; for then he would set the old man down upon theground, and dance about him, and make a thousand antic gestures;and all the while he did this he would be talking to him, andtelling him one story or another of his travels, and of what hadhappened to him abroad to divert him. In short, if the same filialaffection was to be found in Christians to their parents in ourpart of the world, one would be tempted to say there wou I can neither tell how many we killed nor how many we wounded atthis broadside, but sure such a fright and hurry never were seenamong such a multitude; there were thirteen or fourteen of theircanoes split and overset in all, and the men all set a-swimming:the rest, frightened out of their wits, scoured away as fast asthey could, taking but little care to save those whose boats weresplit or spoiled with our shot; so I suppose that many of them werelost; and our men took up one poor fellow swimming for his life,above an hour after they were all gone. The small shot from ourcannon must needs kill and wound a great many; but, in short, wenever knew how it went with them, for they fled so fast, that inthree hours or thereabouts we could not see above three or fourstraggling canoes, nor did we ever see the rest any more; for abreeze of wind springing up the same evening, we weighed and setsail for the Brazils.林婷09-16 连载中
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最新章节:正文 第6298章 大蓝洞
Our men being thus hard laid at, Atkins wounded, and two other menkilled, retreated to a rising ground in the wood; and theSpaniards, after firing three volleys upon them, retreated also;for their number was so great, and they were so desperate, thatthough above fifty of them were killed, and more than as manywounded, yet they came on in the teeth of our men, fearless ofdanger, and shot their arrows like a cloud; and it was observedthat their wounded men, who were not quite disabled, were madeoutrageous by their wounds, and fought like madmen. This was very rational; but we both found out a remedy for it,which was to carry a framed sloop on board the ship, which, beingtaken in pieces, might, by the help of some carpenters, whom weagreed to carry with us, be set up again in the island, andfinished fit to go to sea in a few days. I was not long resolving,for indeed the importunities of my nephew joined so effectuallywith my inclination that nothing could oppose me; on the otherhand, my wife being dead, none concerned themselves so much for meas to persuade me one way or the other, except my ancient goodfriend the widow, who earnestly struggled with me to consider myyears, my easy circumstances, and the needless hazards of a longvoyage; and above all, my young children. But it was all to nopurpose, I had an irresistible desire for the voyage; and I toldher I thought there was something so uncommon in the impressions Ihad upon my mind, that it would be a kind of resisting Providenceif I should attempt to stay at home; after which she ceased herexpo张简元元09-16 完结