哔咔漫画投票有效吗his thoughts hungcontinually upon the conversion of the thirty-seven savages, andfain be would have stayed upon the island to have undertaken it;but I convinced him, first, that his undertaking was impracticablein itself; and, secondly, that perhaps I would put it into a way ofbeing done in his absence to his satisfaction.

　　I now pressed him for the third article in which we were to blame."Why, really," says he, "it is of the same nature. It is aboutyour poor savages, who are, as I may say, your conquered subjects.It is a maxim, sir, that is or ought to be received among allChristians, of what church or pretended church soever, that theChristian knowledge ought to be propagated by all possible meansand on all possible occasions. It is on this principle that ourChurch sends missionaries into Persia, India, and China; and thatour clergy, even of the superior sort, willingly engage in the mosthazardous voyages, and the most dangerous residence amongstmurderers and barbarians, to teach them the knowledge of the trueGod, and to bring them over to embrace the Christian faith. Now,sir, you have such an opportunity here to have six or seven andthirty poor savages brought over from a state of idolatry to theknowledge of God, their Maker and Redeemer, that I wonder how youcan pass such an occasion of doing good, which is really worth

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　　THE greater weight the anxieties and perplexities of these thingswere to our thoughts while we were at sea, the greater was oursatisfaction when we saw ourselves on shore; and my partner told mehe dreamed that he had a very heavy load upon his back, which hewas to carry up a hill, and found that he was not able to standlonger under it; but that the Portuguese pilot came and took it offhis back, and the hill disappeared, the ground before him appearingall smooth and plain: and truly it was so; they were all like menwho had a load taken off their backs. For my part I had a weighttaken off from my heart that it was not able any longer to bear;and as I said above we resolved to go no more to sea in that ship.When we came on shore, the old pilot, who was now our friend, gotus a lodging, together with a warehouse for our goods; it was alittle hut, with a larger house adjoining to it, built and alsopalisadoed round with canes, to keep out pilferers, of which therewere not a few in that country: however, the mag
ncreaseand recruit their number, as by the particular necessaryemployments which they were bred to, being artificers, to assistthem in those things in which at present they were in want.