9277数码玩古墓迷途　　I carried on shore with me the young man whose mother was starvedto death, and the maid also; she was a sober, well-educated,religious young woman, and behaved so inoffensively that every onegave her a good word; she had, indeed, an unhappy life with us,there being no woman in the ship but herself, but she bore it withpatience. After a while, seeing things so well ordered, and in sofine a way of thriving upon my island, and considering that theyhad neither business nor acquaintance in the East Indies, or reasonfor taking so long a voyage, both of them came to me and desired Iwould give them leave to remain on the island, and be entered amongmy family, as they called it. I agreed to this readily; and theyhad a little plot of ground allotted to them, where they had threetents or houses set up, surrounded with a basket-work, palisadoedlike Atkins's, adjoining to his plantation. Their tents werecontrived so that they had each of them a room apart to lodge in,and a middle tent like a great storehouse to lay t

　　After having mused a great while on the course they should take,they resolved at last, while it was still dark, to send the oldsavage, Friday's father, out as a spy, to learn, if possible,something concerning them, as what they came for, what theyintended to do, and the like. The old man readily undertook it;and stripping himself quite naked, as most of the savages were,away he went. After he had been gone an hour or two, he bringsword that he had been among them undiscovered, that he found theywere two parties, and of two several nations, who had war with oneanother, and had a great battle in their own country; and that bothsides having had several prisoners taken in the fight, they were,by mere chance, landed all on the same island, for the devouringtheir prisoners and making merry; but their coming so by chance tothe same place had spoiled all their mirth - that they were in agreat rage at one another, and were so near that he believed theywould fight again as soon as daylight began to appear; but he d

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　　If I was surprised before, I was quite dumb now, and stood silent,looking at him, and, indeed, admiring what I saw. The struggle inhis soul was so great that, though the weather was extremely cold,it put him into a most violent heat; so I said a word or two, thatI would leave him to consider of it, and wait on him again, andthen I withdrew to my own apartment.
　　After we had travelled two hours very hard, it began to be lighterstill; not that it was dark all night, but the moon began to rise,so that, in short, it was rather lighter than we wished it to be;but by six o'clock the next morning we had got above thirty miles,having almost spoiled our horses. Here we found a Russian village,named Kermazinskoy, where we rested, and heard nothing of theKalmuck Tartars that day. About two hours before night we set outagain, and travelled till eight the next morning, though not quiteso hard as before; and about seven o'clock we passed a littleriver, called Kirtza, and came to a good large town inhabited byRussians, called Ozomys; there we heard that several troops ofKalmucks had been abroad upon the desert, but that we were nowcompletely out of danger of them, which was to our greatsatisfaction. Here we were obliged to get some fresh horses, andhaving need enough of rest, we stayed five days; and my partner andI agreed to give the honest Siberian who conducted us thither