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　　The first man they laid hold of was an English seaman, a stout,strong fellow, who having a musket in his hand, never offered tofire it, but laid it down in the boat, like a fool, as I thought;but he understood his business better than I could teach him, forhe grappled the Pagan, and dragged him by main force out of theirboat into ours, where, taking him by the ears, he beat his head soagainst the boat's gunnel that the fellow died in his hands. Inthe meantime, a Dutchman, who stood next, took up the musket, andwith the butt-end of it so laid about him, that he knocked downfive of them who attempted to enter the boat. But this was doinglittle towards resisting thirty or forty men, who, fearless becauseignorant of their danger, began to throw themselves into thelongboat, where we had but five men in all to defend it; but thefollowing accident, which deserved our laughter, gave our men acomplete victory.

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　　Among the precautions I used to take on the savages landing on theisland, it was my constant care to prevent them making the leastdiscovery of there being any inhabitant upon the place: and whenby any occasion they came to know it, they felt it so effectuallythat they that got away were scarce able to give any account of it;for we disappeared as soon as possible, nor did ever any that hadseen me escape to tell any one else, except it was the threesavages in our last encounter who jumped into the boat; of whom, Imentioned, I was afraid they should go home and bring more help.Whether it was the consequence of the escape of those men that sogreat a number came now together, or whether they came ignorantly,and by accident, on their usual bloody errand, the Spaniards couldnot understand; but whatever it was, it was their business eitherto have concealed themselves or not to have seen them at all, muchless to have let the savages have seen there were any inhabitantsin the place; or to have fallen upon them so ef
　　As to the three barbarians (so he called them) that were leftbehind, and of whom, he said, he had a long story to tell me, theSpaniards all thought themselves much better among the savages,only that their number was so small: "And," says he, "had theybeen strong enough, we had been all long ago in purgatory;" andwith that he crossed himself on the breast. "But, sir," says he,"I hope you will not be displeased when I shall tell you how,forced by necessity, we were obliged for our own preservation todisarm them, and make them our subjects, as they would not becontent with being moderately our masters, but would be ourmurderers." I answered I was afraid of it when I left them there,and nothing troubled me at my parting from the island but that theywere not come back, that I might have put them in possession ofeverything first, and left the others in a state of subjection, asthey deserved; but if they had reduced them to it I was very glad,and should be very far from finding any fault with it; for I knewthey