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We quickly took them from the hut, where the smoke soon drove usout, bound them as we had done the other, and all without anynoise. Then we carried them all together to the idol; when we camethere, we fell to work with him. First, we daubed him all over,and his robes also, with tar, and tallow mixed with brimstone; thenwe stopped his eyes and ears and mouth full of gunpowder, andwrapped up a great piece of wildfire in his bonnet; then stickingall the combustibles we had brought with us upon him, we lookedabout to see if we could find anything else to help to burn him;when my Scotsman remembered that by the hut, where the men were,there lay a heap of dry forage; away he and the other Scotsman ranand fetched their arms full of that. When we had done this, wetook all our prisoners, and brought them, having untied their feetand ungagged their mouths, and made them stand up, and set thembefore their monstrous idol, and then set fire to the whole.blow, for it waswell again in two or three days.续月兰09-16 完结
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The Spaniards, indeed, despised them, and especially, having thusdisarmed them, made light of their threatenings; but the twoEnglishmen resolved to have their remedy against them, what painssoever it cost to find them out. But the Spaniards interposed heretoo, and told them that as they had disarmed them, they could notconsent that they (the two) should pursue them with firearms, andperhaps kill them. "But," said the grave Spaniard, who was theirgovernor, "we will endeavour to make them do you justice, if youwill leave it to us: for there is no doubt but they will come tous again, when their passion is over, being not able to subsistwithout our assistance. We promise you to make no peace with themwithout having full satisfaction for you; and upon this conditionwe hope you will promise to use no violence with them, other thanin your own defence." The two Englishmen yielded to this veryawkwardly, and with great reluctance; but the Spaniards protestedthat they did it only to keep them from bloodshed, andreGod and man, but would have been very glad if I could have oversetevery canoe there, and drowned every one of them.留戊子09-16 完结
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ere he sold hiscargo very well. Here, having made a good acquaintance at Manilla,he got his ship made a free ship, and the governor of Manilla hiredhim to go to Acapulco, on the coast of America, and gave him alicence to land there, and to travel to Mexico, and to pass in anySpanish ship to Europe with all his men. He made the voyage toAcapulco very happily, and there he sold his ship: and havingthere also obtained allowance to travel by land to Porto Bello, hefound means to get to Jamaica, with all his treasure, and abouteight years after came to England exceeding rich.d made after theother two, which were gone before, fearing they, or any more ofthem, should find way to their covered place in the woods, wheretheir wives, and the few goods they had left, lay. They came oncein sight of the two men, but it was at a great distance; however,they had the satisfaction to see them cross over a valley towardsthe sea, quite the contrary way from that which led to theirretreat, which they were afraid of; and being satisfied with that,they went back to the tree where they left their prisoner, who, asthey supposed, was delivered by his comrades, for he was gone, andthe two pieces of rope-yarn with which they had bound him lay justat the foot of the tree.真丁巳09-16 连载中
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