黄果短剧搞笑剧新剧ked thanthey, that after they had been two or three days together theyturned the two newcomers out of doors to shift for themselves, andwould have nothing to do with them; nor could they for a good whilebe persuaded to give them any food: as for the Spaniards, theywere not yet come.

not bebaptized. He told them he doubted they were but indifferentChristians themselves; that they had but little knowledge of God orof His ways, and, therefore, he could not expect that they had saidmuch to their wives on that head yet; but that unless they wouldpromise him to use their endeavours with their wives to persuadethem to become Christians, and would, as well as they could,instruct them in the knowledge and belief of God that made them,and to worship Jesus Christ that redeemed them, he could not marrythem; for he would have no hand in joining Christians with savages,nor was it consistent with the principles of the Christianreligion, and was, indeed, expressly forbidden in God's law.

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　　My cargo, as near as I can recollect, for I have not kept accountof the particulars, consisted of a sufficient quantity of linen,and some English thin stuffs, for clothing the Spaniards that Iexpected to find there; and enough of them, as by my calculationmight comfortably supply them for seven years; if I remember right,the materials I carried for clothing them, with gloves, hats,shoes, stockings, and all such things as they could want forwearing, amounted to about two hundred pounds, including some beds,bedding, and household stuff, particularly kitchen utensils, withpots, kettles, pewter, brass, &c.; and near a hundred pounds morein ironwork, nails, tools of every kind, staples, hooks, hinges,and every necessary thing I could think of.
　　But I shall not make digression into other men's stories which haveno relation to my own; so I return to what concerns our affair inthe island. He came to me one morning (for he lodged among us allthe while we were upon the island), and it happened to be just whenI was going to visit the Englishmen's colony, at the furthest partof the island; I say, he came to me, and told me, with a very gravecountenance, that he had for two or three days desired anopportunity of some discourse with me, which he hoped would not bedispleasing to me, because he thought it might in some measurecorrespond with my general design, which was the prosperity of mynew colony, and perhaps might put it, at least more than he yetthought it was, in the way of God's blessing.