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　　When we came to fit this man out, my old partner told me there wasa certain very honest fellow, a Brazil planter of his acquaintance,who had fallen into the displeasure of the Church. "I know notwhat the matter is with him," says he, "but, on my conscience, Ithink he is a heretic in his heart, and he has been obliged toconceal himself for fear of the Inquisition." He then told me thathe would be very glad of such an opportunity to make his escape,with his wife and two daughters; and if I would let them go to myisland, and allot them a plantation, he would give them a smallstock to begin with - for the officers of the Inquisition hadseized all his effects and estate, and he had nothing left but alittle household stuff and two slaves; "and," adds he, "though Ihate his principles, yet I would not have him fall into theirhands, for he will be assuredly burned alive if he does." Igranted this presently, and joined my Englishman with them: and weconcealed the man, and his wife and daughters, on board our ship,

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she will tell me it cannotbe true that this God I shall tell her of can be just, or canpunish or reward, since I am not punished and sent to the devil,that have been such a wicked creature as she knows I have been,even to her, and to everybody else; and that I should be sufferedto live, that have been always acting so contrary to what I musttell her is good, and to what I ought to have done." - "Why, truly,Atkins," said I, "I am afraid thou speakest too much truth;" andwith that I informed the clergyman of what Atkins had said, for hewas impatient to know. "Oh," said the priest, "tell him there isone thing will make him the best minister in the world to his wife,and that is repentance; for none teach repentance like truepenitents. He wants nothing but to repent, and then he will be somuch the better qualified to instruct his wife; he will then beable to tell her that there is not only a God, and that He is thejust rewarder of good and evil, but that He is a merciful Being,and with infinite goodness and long
gain asbrought them into a great deal of trouble.