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　　This deliverance tamed our ill-disposed Englishmen for a greatwhile; the sight had filled them with horror, and the consequencesappeared terrible to the last degree, especially upon supposingthat some time or other they should fall into the hands of thosecreatures, who would not only kill them as enemies, but for food,as we kill our cattle; and they professed to me that the thoughtsof being eaten up like beef and mutton, though it was supposed itwas not to be till they were dead, had something in it so horriblethat it nauseated their very stomachs, made them sick when theythought of it, and filled their minds with such unusual terror,that they were not themselves for some weeks after. This, as Isaid, tamed even the three English brutes I have been speaking of;and for a great while after they were tractable, and went about thecommon business of the whole society well enough - planted, sowed,reaped, and began to be all naturalised to the country. But sometime after this they fell into such simple measures a

　　Before I went from their quarter they all came to me and told methey had been considering what I had said; that they were glad tohear I had a clergyman in my company, and they were very willing togive me the satisfaction I desired, and to be formally married assoon as I pleased; for they were far from desiring to part withtheir wives, and that they meant nothing but what was very honestwhen they chose them. So I appointed them to meet me the nextmorning; and, in the meantime, they should let their wives know themeaning of the marriage law; and that it was not only to preventany scandal, but also to oblige them that they should not forsakethem, whatever might happen.

　　But my sage counsellor was gone; I was like a ship without a pilot,that could only run afore the wind. My thoughts ran all away againinto the old affair; my head was quite turned with the whimsies offoreign adventures; and all the pleasant, innocent amusements of myfarm, my garden, my cattle, and my family, which before entirelypossessed me, were nothing to me, had no relish, and were likemusic to one that has no ear, or food to one that has no taste. Ina word, I resolved to leave off housekeeping, let my farm, andreturn to London; and in a few months after I did so.