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最新章节:正文 第245章 火车灾劫
where, ifpossible, they might get a passage to France. My nephew wished toaccept their money at first word, and to consider what to do withthem afterwards; but I overruled him in that part, for I knew whatit was to be set on shore in a strange country; and if thePortuguese captain that took me up at sea had served me so, andtaken all I had for my deliverance, I must have been starved, orhave been as much a slave at the Brazils as I had been at Barbary,the mere being sold to a Mahometan excepted; and perhaps aPortuguese is not a much better master than a Turk, if not in somecases much worse. Being now on the march, we felt little of the ground we trod on;and being guided by the fire, we kept no path, but went directly tothe place of the flame. If the noise of the guns was surprising tous before, the cries of the poor people were now quite of anothernature, and filled us with horror. I must confess I was never atthe sacking a city, or at the taking a town by storm. I had heardof Oliver Cromwell taking Drogheda, in Ireland, and killing man,woman, and child; and I had read of Count Tilly sacking the city ofMagdeburg and cutting the throats of twenty-two thousand of allsexes; but I never had an idea of the thing itself before, nor isit possible to describe it, or the horror that was upon our mindsat hearing it. However, we went on, and at length came to thetown, though there was no entering the streets of it for the fire.The first object we met with was the ruins of a hut or house, orrather the ashes of it, for the house was consumed; and just beforeit, plainly now to be seen by the light of th卯金斗09-16 完结
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最新章节:正文 第4786章 汝甚美
They had no more to do then but to get into their boats, which, totheir great comfort, were pretty large; being their long-boat, anda great shallop, besides a small skiff, which was of no greatservice to them, other than to get some fresh water and provisionsinto her, after they had secured their lives from the fire. Theyhad, indeed, small hopes of their lives by getting into these boatsat that distance from any land; only, as they said, that they thusescaped from the fire, and there was a possibility that some shipmight happen to be at sea, and might take them in. They had sails,oars, and a compass; and had as much provision and water as, withsparing it so as to be next door to starving, might support themabout twelve days, in which, if they had no bad weather and nocontrary winds, the captain said he hoped he might get to the banksof Newfoundland, and might perhaps take some fish, to sustain themtill they might go on shore. But there were so many chancesagainst them in all these cases, such as storms,appeared again:for they, believing we were still before them, pushed on till theycame to the Udda, a very great river when it passes farther north,but when we came to it we found it narrow and fordable.唐安青09-16 完结
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最新章节:正文 第2490章 准备
Nor did it fail of its usual operations upon the fancy, byheightening every danger; representing the English and Dutchcaptains to be men incapable of hearing reason, or ofdistinguishing between honest men and rogues; or between a storycalculated for our own turn, made out of nothing, on purpose todeceive, and a true, genuine account of our whole voyage, progress,and design; for we might many ways have convinced any reasonablecreatures that we were not pirates; the goods we had on board, thecourse we steered, our frankly showing ourselves, and entering intosuch and such ports; and even our very manner, the force we had,the number of men, the few arms, the little ammunition, shortprovisions; all these would have served to convince any men that wewere no pirates. The opium and other goods we had on board wouldmake it appear the ship had been at Bengal. The Dutchmen, who, itwas said, had the names of all the men that were in the ship, mighteasily see that we were a mixture of English, Portuguese, andIndians, W.A. - Ay, ay, there began our dialogue. I asked her if she wouldbe married to me our way. She asked me what way that was; I toldher marriage was appointed by God; and here we had a strange talktogether, indeed, as ever man and wife had, I believe.淳于婷婷09-16 连载中
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最新章节:正文 第7157章 休要胡言
[Here Will Atkins told us he was struck with horror to think how hecould tell his wife so clearly that God sees, and hears, and knowsthe secret thoughts of the heart, and all that we do, and yet thathe had dared to do all the vile things he had done.] This was a hard article upon him, who knew his obligation to me,and did not know how I might take it. So he began to talk smartlyto them; told them that I was a very considerable owner of theship, and that if ever they came to England again it would costthem very dear; that the ship was mine, and that he could not putme out of it; and that he would rather lose the ship, and thevoyage too, than disoblige me so much: so they might do as theypleased. However, he would go on shore and talk with me, andinvited the boatswain to go with him, and perhaps they mightaccommodate the matter with me. But they all rejected theproposal, and said they would have nothing to do with me any more;and if I came on board they would all go on shore. "Well," saidthe captain, "if you are all of this mind, let me go on shore andtalk with him." So away he came to me with this account, a littleafter the message had been brought to me from the coxswain.贲执徐09-16 完结