Life and
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共 26 段- In this place I began to consider that the Canary and Cape d
- When I came to my raft, I brought my effects on shore, which
- _May_ 1. As I walked along the sea shore I found a barrel of
- No sooner were the rains over, but the stakes which I had cu
- These thoughts rendered my mind more easy than usual. Every
- You may easily suppose, that, after having been here so long
- But nothing could be more horrid to me, when going to the pl
- About a year and a half after, when I was seriously musing o
- Indeed I was much concerned to see him in that condition, wh
- Indeed, here I was ran down to the last extremity, when it b
- It was near two months, I think, before I completed this wor
- These solemn assurances made me resolve to grant them relief
- No sooner did the ship arrive, but I rewarded my faithful Ca
- But neither could that great city, so famous for its variety
- It was on the 10th of April, _anno_ 1695, that I set my foot
- "_How, Signor_, said I, _do you hear what is alledged agains
- "Nor were we mistaken in our thoughts upon this occasion: fo
- So much had they addicted themselves to wicker-work, prompte
- When we came to the Englishmen, after I had told them what n
- Surely never was a more distinct account of starving to deat
- All this I heard very patiently; but, it being often repeate
- It seems the carpenter, who was preparing to grave the outsi
- By this time being awakened from my trance, I began to open
- However solitude is looked upon as a restraint to the pleasu
- To all this the clergyman gave answer: 1. That as to the sig
- The Spaniards had landed, before he knew what they were; and