糖心电视剧月卡od account of ourselves, could prove where we were when the shipput in, of whom we bought her, and the like; and what was more thanall the rest, if we were put upon the necessity of bringing itbefore the proper judges, we should be sure to have some justice,and not to be hanged first and judged afterwards.

dog, "and so youshall, too, before we have done with you;" mixing two or threeoaths in the proper intervals of his speech. The Spaniard onlysmiled at that, and made him no answer. However, this littlediscourse had heated them; and starting up, one says to the other.(I think it was he they called Will Atkins), "Come, Jack, let's goand have t'other brush with them; we'll demolish their castle, I'llwarrant you; they shall plant no colony in our dominions."

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　　They were far from being satisfied with this for an answer: and agreat crowd of them came running down in the morning, by break ofday, to our camp; but seeing us so well posted, they durst come nofarther than the brook in our front, where they stood in suchnumber as to terrify us very much; indeed, some spoke of tenthousand. Here they stood and looked at us a while, and then,setting up a great howl, let fly a crowd of arrows among us; but wewere well enough sheltered under our baggage, and I do not rememberthat one of us was hurt.
　　After this feast, at which we were very innocently merry, I broughtmy cargo of goods; wherein, that there might be no dispute aboutdividing, I showed them that there was a sufficiency for them all,desiring that they might all take an equal quantity, when made up,of the goods that were for wearing. As, first, I distributed linensufficient to make every one of them four shirts, and, at theSpaniard's request, afterwards made them up six; these wereexceeding comfortable to them, having been what they had long sinceforgot the use of, or what it was to wear them. I allotted thethin English stuffs, which I mentioned before, to make every one alight coat, like a frock, which I judged fittest for the heat ofthe season, cool and loose; and ordered that whenever they decayed,they should make more, as they thought fit; the like for pumps,shoes, stockings, hats, &c. I cannot express what pleasure satupon the countenances of all these poor men when they saw the careI had taken of them, and how well I had furnished the