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，Isay，或者，avoyagetoGuinea几内亚几内亚。

这是一个巨大的不幸，所有的冒险者都没有成为水手；当，虽然我已经工作了很长时间，但是，在这个时候，我还没有成为一个主人。但是它是一种选择，所以在这里；因为在我的口袋里有一个，在我的背上有一个好的衣服，我在绅士的家里有一个木板；并加入她在日本的新企业，没有贷款。

首先，这是一个很好的例子，在伦敦的一个很好的公司，它不像以前那样由年轻人管理；通常情况下，很早就开始对laysomesnareforth进行测试；但是我不同意当我第一次在eco astofuinea上了解到时尚；谁在那里取得了巨大的成功，又被拒绝了。谁正在进行一次不太可能成功的投资，听着，如果我想和他一起投资，我会有一个很好的预期. ishouldbehismessmate，是同伴；与我在一起，我将获得所有许可的优势；也许，我会得到一些鼓励。

Iembracedtheoffer我和一个诚实、坦率的人建立了严格的朋友关系，我和他一起经历了一场小小的冒险，这使我的朋友的诚实程度大大提高了以40磅的价格，船长指示我购买。这40磅重的碎片聚集在一起，形成了一系列的关系，谁与谁相对应；我相信，谁有我的父亲，或者我的母亲，来参与第一次冒险。

这是一个很好的例子，它可以帮助我解决所有的问题，并降低我的朋友的集成和诚实度。理解数学知识和航海知识——学会如何观察、观察和理解水手需要理解的东西；for，ashetookdelighttoinstructme，Itookdelighttolearn一言以蔽之，这次航行使我超越了盲目乐观；对伦敦来说，5英镑和9个百分点的黄金工业形成了一个巨大的缺口，大约300英镑；这与那些已经完成的合理想法是相矛盾的

Yet,eveninthisvoyage,Ihadmymisfortunestoo;particularly,thatIwascontinuallysick,beingthrownintoaviolentcalenturebytheexcessiveheatoftheclimate;ourprincipaltradingbeinguponthecoast,fromlatitudeof15degreesnorth,eventothelineitself.

IwasnowsetupforaGuineatrader;andmyfriend,tomygreatmisfortune,dyingsoonafterhisarrival,Iresolvedtogothesamevoageagain;andIembarkedinthesamevesselwithonewhowashismateintheformervoyage,andhadnowgotthecommandoftheship.Thiswastheunhappiestvoyagethatevermanmade;forthoughIdidnotcarryquite100poundsofmynew-gainedwealth,sothatIhad200poundsleft,whichIhadlodgedwithmyfriend’swidow,whowasveryjusttome,yetIfellintoterriblemisfortunes.Thefirswasthis—namely,ourship,makinghercoursetowardstheCanaryIslands,orratherbetweenthoseislandsandtheAfricanshore,wassurprised,inthegreyofthemorning,byaMoorishroverofSallee,whogavechasetouswithallthesailshecouldmake.Wecrowdedalsoasmuchcanvasasouryardswouldspread,orourmastscarry,tohavegotclear;butfindingthepirategaineduponus,andwouldcetainlycomeupwithusinafewhours,wepreparedtofight;ourshiphavingtwelveguns,andtheronereighteen.Aboutthreeintheaftenoon,hecameupwithus,andbringingto,bymistake,justathwartourquarter,insteadofathwartourstern,asheintended,webroughteightofourgunstobearonthatside,andpouredinabroadsideuponhim,whichmadehimsheeroffagain,afterreturningourfire,apouringinalsohissmallshotfromneartwohundredmenwhichhehadonboard.However,wehadnotamantouched,allourmenkeepingclose.Hepreparedtoattackusagain,andwetodefendourselves.Butlayingusonboardthenexttimeuponourotherquarter,heenteredsixtymenuponourdecks,whoimmediatelyfelltocuttingandhackingthesailsandrigging.Wepliedthemwithsmallshot,halfpikes,powder-chests,andsuchlike,andclearedourdeckofthemtwice.However,tocutshortthismelancholypartofourstory,ourshipbeingdisabled,andthreeofourmenkilled,andeightwounded,wewereobligedtoyield,andwerecarriedallprisonersintoSallee,aportbelongingtotheMoors.

TheusageIhadtherewasnotsodreadfulasatfirstIappreheed:norwasIcarriedupthecountrytotheemperor’scourt,astherestofourmenwere,butwaskeptbythecaptainoftheroverashisproperprize,andmadehisslave,beingyoungandnimble,andfitforhisbusiness.Atthissurprisingchangeofmycircumstances,fromamerchanttoamiserableslave,Iwasperfectlyoverwhelmed;andnowIlookedbackuponmyfather’spropheticdiscoursetome,thatIshouldbemiserableandhavenonetorelieveme,whichIthoughtwasnowsoeffectuallybroughttopassthatIcouldnotbeworse;fornowthehandofHeavenhadovertakenme,andIwasundonewithoutredemption;but,alas!ThiswasbutatasteofthemiseryIwastogothrough,aswillappearinthesequelofthisstory.

Asmynewpatron,ormaster,hadtakenmehometohishouse,soIwasinhopesthathewouldtakemewithhimwhenhewenttoseaagain,believingthatitwouldsometimeorotherbehisfatetobetakenbyaSpanishorPortugalman-of-war;andthatthenIshouldbesetatliberty.Butthishopeofminewassoontakenaway;forwhenhewenttosea,heleftmeonshoretolookafterhislittlegarden,anddthecommondrudgeryofslavesabouthishouse;andwhenhecamehomeagainfromhiscruise,heorderedmetolieinthecabintolookaftertheship.

HereImeditatednothingbutmyescape,andwhatmethodImighttaketoaffectit;butfoundnowaythathadtheleastprobabilityinit.Nothingpresentedtomakethesuppositionofitrational;forIhadnobodytocommunicateittothatwouldembarkwithme—nofellow-slave,noEnglishman,Irishman,orScotchmantherebutmyself;sothatfortwoyears,thoughIoftenpleasedmyselfwiththeimagnation,yetIneverhadtheleastencouragingprospectofputtingitinpractice.

Afterabouttwoyears,anoddcircumstancepresenteditself,whichputtheoldthoughtofmakingsomeattemptformylibertyagaininmyhead:mypatronlyingathomelongerthanusualwithoutfittingouthisship,which,asIheard,wasforwantofmoney,heusedconstantly,onceortwiceaweek,sometimesofteneriftheweatherwasfair,totaketheship’spinnace,andgooutintotheroadafishing;andashealwaystookmeandyoungMarescowithhimtorowtheboat,wemadehimverymerry,andIprovedverydexterousincatchingfish;insomuchthatsometimeshewouldsendmewithaMoor,oneofhiskinsmen,andtheyouth,theMaresco,astheycalledhim,tocatchadishoffishforhim.

Ithappenedonetime,thatgoinga-fishinginacalmmorning,afogrosesothick,that,thoughwewerenothalfaleaguefromtheshore,welostsightofit;androwing,weknewnotwhither,orwhichway,welabouredallday,andallthenextnight;andwhenthemorningcame,wefoundwehadpulledofftosea,insteadofpullinginfortheshore,andthatwewereatleasttwoleaguesfromtheland.However,wegotwellinagain,thoughwithagreatdealoflabourandsomedanger;forthewindbegantoblowprettyfreshinthemorning;butwewereallveryhungry.

Butourpatron,warnedbythisdisaster,resolvedtotakemorecareofhimselfforthefuture;andhavinglyingbyhimthelongboatofourEnglishshipthathehadtaken,heresolvedhewouldnotgoa-fishinganymorewithoutacompassandsomeprovision;soheorderedt