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糖心经典高清吗　　The women were easily made sensible of the meaning of the thing,and were very well satisfied with it, as, indeed, they had reasonto be: so they failed not to attend all together at my apartmentnext morning, where I brought out my clergyman; and though he hadnot on a minister's gown, after the manner of England, or the habitof a priest, after the manner of France, yet having a black vestsomething like a cassock, with a sash round it, he did not lookvery unlike a minister; and as for his language, I was hisinterpreter. But the seriousness of his behaviour to them, and thescruples he made of marrying the women, because they were notbaptized and professed Christians, gave them an exceeding reverencefor his person; and there was no need, after that, to inquirewhether he was a clergyman or not. Indeed, I was afraid hisscruples would have been carried so far as that he would not havemarried them at all; nay, notwithstanding all I was able to say tohim, he resisted me, though modestly, yet very steadily, and atl　　The wind continued fresh easterly, but the weather pretty good; andas the winds had continued in the points between NE. and SE. a longtime, we missed several opportunities of sending them to France;for we met several ships bound to Europe, whereof two were French,from St. Christopher's, but they had been so long beating upagainst the wind that they durst take in no passengers, for fear ofwanting provisions for the voyage, as well for themselves as forthose they should take in; so we were obliged to go on. It wasabout a week after this that we made the banks of Newfoundland;where, to shorten my story, we put all our French people on board abark, which they hired at sea there, to put them on shore, andafterwards to carry them to France, if they could get provisions tovictual themselves with. When I say all the French went on shore,I should remember that the young priest I spoke of, hearing we werebound to the East Indies, desired to go the voyage with us, and tobe set on shore on the coast of Coromandel; wh

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us up twelve days' severe travelling, without house or tree;and we were obliged again to carry our own provisions, as wellwater as bread. After we were out of this desert and had travelledtwo days, we came to Janezay, a Muscovite city or station, on thegreat river Janezay, which, they told us there, parted Europe fromAsia.on the spot,possessed of all that I had left behind me, which would otherwisehave been their own.

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　　I told Atkins all this, and he heard me with great earnestness; butit seemed as if he turned off the discourse to the rest, for hesaid to me he would go and have some talk with his wife; so he wentout a while, and we talked to the rest. I perceived they were allstupidly ignorant as to matters of religion, as much as I was whenI went rambling away from my father; yet there were none of thembackward to hear what had been said; and all of them seriouslypromised that they would talk with their wives about it, and dotheir endeavours to persuade them to turn Christians.　　I had nothing to do but to acquiesce, and make professions to himof my having no end in it but a sincere desire to serve him. Heembraced me very passionately, and assured me he was sensible ofthat, and should always acknowledge it; and with that he offered mea very fine present of sables - too much, indeed, for me to acceptfrom a man in his circumstances, and I would have avoided them, buthe would not be refused. The next morning I sent my servant to hislordship with a small present of tea, and two pieces of Chinadamask, and four little wedges of Japan gold, which did not allweigh above six ounces or thereabouts, but were far short of thevalue of his sables, which, when I came to England, I found worthnear two hundred pounds. He accepted the tea, and one piece of thedamask, and one of the pieces of gold, which had a fine stamp uponit, of the Japan coinage, which I found he took for the rarity ofit, but would not take any more: and he sent word by my servantthat he desired to speak with me.

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　　W.A. - Yes, yes, He knows and sees all things; He hears us speak,sees what we do, knows what we think though we do not speak.　　I heard him patiently enough till he had done, and then told himthat I confessed I had all along opposed the massacre ofMadagascar, and that I had, on all occasions, spoken my mind freelyabout it, though not more upon him than any of the rest; that as tohaving no command in the ship, that was true; nor did I exerciseany authority, only took the liberty of speaking my mind in thingswhich publicly concerned us all; and what concern I had in thevoyage was none of his business; that I was a considerable owner inthe ship. In that claim I conceived I had a right to speak evenfurther than I had done, and would not be accountable to him or anyone else, and began to be a little warm with him. He made butlittle reply to me at that time, and I thought the affair had beenover. We were at this time in the road at Bengal; and beingwilling to see the place, I went on shore with the supercargo inthe ship's boat to divert myself; and towards evening was preparingto go on board, when one of the men came to me, and told me

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　　We were obliged to stay here some time after we had furnishedourselves with provisions; and I, who was always too curious tolook into every nook of the world wherever I came, went on shore asoften as I could. It was on the east side of the island that wewent on shore one evening: and the people, who, by the way, arevery numerous, came thronging about us, and stood gazing at us at adistance. As we had traded freely with them, and had been kindlyused, we thought ourselves in no danger; but when we saw thepeople, we cut three boughs out of a tree, and stuck them up at adistance from us; which, it seems, is a mark in that country notonly of a truce and friendship, but when it is accepted the otherside set up three poles or boughs, which is a signal that theyaccept the truce too; but then this is a known condition of thetruce, that you are not to pass beyond their three poles towardsthem, nor they to come past your three poles or boughs towards you;so that you are perfectly secure within the three poles, andtone that escaped being scalded in a most frightful manner, and madesuch a howling and crying that I never heard a worse noise.

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