黄果漫剧高清追番aim; we badehim give the word of command, which he delayed so long that theywere some of them within two pikes' length of us when we let fly.We aimed so true that we killed fourteen of them, and woundedseveral others, as also several of their horses; for we had all ofus loaded our pieces with two or three bullets apiece at least.

　　Our Chinese guards in the front, who had talked so big the daybefore, began to stagger; and the soldiers frequently looked behindthem, a certain sign in a soldier that he is just ready to runaway. My old pilot was of my mind; and being near me, called out,"Seignior Inglese, these fellows must be encouraged, or they willruin us all; for if the Tartars come on they will never stand it."- "If am of your mind," said I; "but what must be done?" - "Done?"says he, "let fifty of our men advance, and flank them on eachwing, and encourage them. They will fight like brave fellows inbrave company; but without this they will every man turn his back."Immediately I rode up to our leader and told him, who was exactlyof our mind; accordingly, fifty of us marched to the right wing,and fifty to the left, and the rest made a line of rescue; and sowe marched, leaving the last two hundred men to make a body ofthemselves, and to guard the camels; only that, if need were, theyshould send a hundred men to assist the last fifty.

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　　I got nobody to come back with me but the supercargo and two men,and with these walked back to the boat. It was a very great pieceof folly in me, I confess, to venture back, as it were, alone; foras it began now to be almost day, and the alarm had run over thecountry, there stood about forty men armed with lances and boughsat the little place where the twelve or thirteen houses stood,mentioned before: but by accident I missed the place, and camedirectly to the seaside, and by the time I got to the seaside itwas broad day: immediately I took the pinnace and went on board,and sent her back to assist the men in what might happen. Iobserved, about the time that I came to the boat-side, that thefire was pretty well out, and the noise abated; but in about half-an-hour after I got on board, I heard a volley of our men'sfirearms, and saw a great smoke. This, as I understood afterwards,was our men falling upon the men, who, as I said, stood at the fewhouses on the way, of whom they killed sixteen or seventeen,
　　When the fuze we had thrown in had filled the hut with so muchsmoke that they were almost suffocated, we threw in a small leatherbag of another kind, which flamed like a candle, and, following itin, we found there were but four people, who, as we supposed, hadbeen about some of their diabolical sacrifices. They appeared, inshort, frightened to death, at least so as to sit trembling andstupid, and not able to speak either, for the smoke.