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　　It was not long before they brought the men in, and inquiring wherethey had been, and what they had been doing, they gave them a fullaccount of their voyage in a few words: that they reached the landin less than two days, but finding the people alarmed at theircoming, and preparing with bows and arrows to fight them, theydurst not go on, shore, but sailed on to the northward six or sevenhours, till they came to a great opening, by which they perceivedthat the land they saw from our island was not the main, but anisland: that upon entering that opening of the sea they sawanother island on the right hand north, and several more west; andbeing resolved to land somewhere, they put over to one of theislands which lay west, and went boldly on shore; that they foundthe people very courteous and friendly to them; and they gave themseveral roots and some dried fish, and appeared very sociable; andthat the women, as well as the men, were very forward to supplythem with anything they could get for them to eat, and b

　　We went now away with a fair wind for Brazil; and in about twelvedays' time we made land, in the latitude of five degrees south ofthe line, being the north-easternmost land of all that part ofAmerica. We kept on S. by E., in sight of the shore four days,when we made Cape St. Augustine, and in three days came to ananchor off the bay of All Saints, the old place of my deliverance,from whence came both my good and evil fate. Never ship came tothis port that had less business than I had, and yet it was withgreat difficulty that we were admitted to hold the leastcorrespondence on shore: not my partner himself, who was alive,and made a great figure among them, not my two merchant-trustees,not the fame of my wonderful preservation in the island, couldobtain me that favour. My partner, however, remembering that I hadgiven five hundred moidores to the prior of the monastery of theAugustines, and two hundred and seventy-two to the poor, went tothe monastery, and obliged the prior that then was to go to thegoverno

　　But my fellow-traveller and I had different notions: I acknowledgehis were the more suited to the end of a merchant's life: who,when he is abroad upon adventures, is wise to stick to that, as thebest thing for him, which he is likely to get the most money by.On the other hand, mine was the notion of a mad, rambling boy, thatnever cares to see a thing twice over. But this was not all: Ihad a kind of impatience upon me to be nearer home, and yet anunsettled resolution which way to go. In the interval of theseconsultations, my friend, who was always upon the search forbusiness, proposed another voyage among the Spice Islands, to bringhome a loading of cloves from the Manillas, or thereabouts.