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　　When our men retreated, they left the Spaniard and the Englishmanthat were killed behind them: and the savages, when they came upto them, killed them over again in a wretched manner, breakingtheir arms, legs, and heads, with their clubs and wooden swords,like true savages; but finding our men were gone, they did not seeminclined to pursue them, but drew themselves up in a ring, whichis, it seems, their custom, and shouted twice, in token of theirvictory; after which, they had the mortification to see several oftheir wounded men fall, dying with the mere loss of blood.

　　We took up seven of our men, and with difficulty enough too, threeof them being very ill wounded; and that which was still worse was,that while we stood in the boat to take our men in, we were in asmuch danger as they were in on shore; for they poured their arrowsin upon us so thick that we were glad to barricade the side of theboat up with the benches, and two or three loose boards which, toour great satisfaction, we had by mere accident in the boat. Andyet, had it been daylight, they are, it seems, such exact marksmen,that if they could have seen but the least part of any of us, theywould have been sure of us. We had, by the light of the moon, alittle sight of them, as they stood pelting us from the shore withdarts and arrows; and having got ready our firearms, we gave them avolley that we could hear, by the cries of some of them, hadwounded several; however, they stood thus in battle array on theshore till break of day, which we supposed was that they might seethe better to take their aim at us.