电影《导火线》甄子丹ilies resided, andparticularly the missionary priests, who usually went thither inorder to their going forward to China.

　　We were obliged to stay at this place six weeks for the arrival ofthe ships, and must have tarried longer, had not a Hamburgher comein above a month sooner than any of the English ships; when, aftersome consideration that the city of Hamburgh might happen to be asgood a market for our goods as London, we all took freight withhim; and, having put our goods on board, it was most natural for meto put my steward on board to take care of them; by which means myyoung lord had a sufficient opportunity to conceal himself, nevercoming on shore again all the time we stayed there; and this he didthat he might not be seen in the city, where some of the Moscowmerchants would certainly have seen and discovered him.

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　　I knew this must be the young woman who was his mother's servant,for there was no other Christian woman on the island: so I beganto persuade him not to do anything of that kind rashly, or becausebe found himself in this solitary circumstance. I represented tohim that he had some considerable substance in the world, and goodfriends, as I understood by himself, and the maid also; that themaid was not only poor, and a servant, but was unequal to him, shebeing six or seven and twenty years old, and he not above seventeenor eighteen; that he might very probably, with my assistance, makea remove from this wilderness, and come into his own country again;and that then it would be a thousand to one but he would repent hischoice, and the dislike of that circumstance might bedisadvantageous to both. I was going to say more, but heinterrupted me, smiling, and told me, with a great deal of modesty,that I mistook in my guesses - that he had nothing of that kind inhis thoughts; and he was very glad to hear that I had a
　　Having now done with the island, I left them all in goodcircumstances and in a flourishing condition, and went on board myship again on the 6th of May, having been about twenty-five daysamong them: and as they were all resolved to stay upon the islandtill I came to remove them, I promised to send them further relieffrom the Brazils, if I could possibly find an opportunity. Iparticularly promised to send them some cattle, such as sheep,hogs, and cows: as to the two cows and calves which I brought fromEngland, we had been obliged, by the length of our voyage, to killthem at sea, for want of hay to feed them.