沙发TV简单登录失败　　The Englishmen inquired when they had had a feast of that kind; andthey told them about two moons ago, pointing to the moon and to twofingers; and that their great king had two hundred prisoners now,which he had taken in his war, and they were feeding them to makethem fat for the next feast. The Englishmen seemed mighty desirousof seeing those prisoners; but the others mistaking them, thoughtthey were desirous to have some of them to carry away for their owneating. So they beckoned to them, pointing to the setting of thesun, and then to the rising; which was to signify that the nextmorning at sunrising they would bring some for them; andaccordingly the next morning they brought down five women andeleven men, and gave them to the Englishmen to carry with them ontheir voyage, just as we would bring so many cows and oxen down toa seaport town to victual a ship.

　　W.A. - He is our Father and Maker, and He pities and spares us.

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　　CHAPTER XII - THE CARPENTER'S WHIMSICAL CONTRIVANCE
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