高贵妈妈虞淑婉林睿江南大刀　　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.

go along with you; if youfind nothing more in it we will desire no more; but if we doconvince you that we have saved your lives, and the ship, and thelives of all the men in her, we will leave the rest to you."

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bblingcreature, and two slaves followed him on foot to drive the poorcreature along; he had a whip in his hand, and he belaboured thebeast as fast about the head as his slaves did about the tail; andthus he rode by us, with about ten or twelve servants, going fromthe city to his country seat, about half a league before us. Wetravelled on gently, but this figure of a gentleman rode awaybefore us; and as we stopped at a village about an hour to refreshus, when we came by the country seat of this great man, we saw himin a little place before his door, eating a repast. It was a kindof garden, but he was easy to be seen; and we were given tounderstand that the more we looked at him the better he would bepleased. He sat under a tree, something like the palmetto, whicheffectually shaded him over the head, and on the south side; butunder the tree was placed a large umbrella, which made that partlook well enough. He sat lolling back in a great elbow-chair,being a heavy corpulent man, and had his meat brought him b
were a parcel of refractory, ungoverned villains, and were fitfor any manner of mischief.