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...says, " in certain olde hunting houses of Paspahegh, we lodged all night" " He still expecting (as he had done all this long time of his imprisonment)...to one death or other, for all their feasting." But his apprehensions proved groundless. " Almighty God (by his divine providence) had mollified the hearts...

...to one death or other, for all their feasting." But his apprehensions proved groundless. " Almighty God (by his divine providence) had mollified the hearts of those sterne barbarians with compassion." They neither killed nor eat him ; but, whatever might have been their mDtive for the unnecessary delay,...

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...lony time of his imprisonment) every houre to lie put to one death or other: for a/I their feastiny. But almightie God (by his divine providence) had mollified...next morning betimes they came to the Fort " Now in Jamestowne they were all in combustion the stronyest prepariny ones more to run away with the Pinnace...

...imprisonment) every honre to he /ntt to one death or other : fin>all their feasting. 13ut almighde God (by his divine providence) had mollified the hearts...next morning betimes they came to the Fort " Now in Jamestowne they were all in combustion the strongest prepariny ones more to run away wilh the Pinnace...

...woods, he still expecting — as he had done all this long time of his imprisonment — every hour to be put to one death or other, for all their feasting. But Almighty God by his divine providence had mollified the hearts of those stern barbarians with compassion....

...woods, he still expecting — as he had done all this long time of his imprisonment — every hour to be put to one death or other, for all their feasting. But Almighty God by his divine providence had mollified the hearts of those stern barbarians with compassion....

...towne with 12 guides Powhatan sent him. That night they quartered in the woods, he still expecting (as he had done all this long time of his imprisonment)...compassion. The next morning betimes they came to the Fort, where Smith having used the salvages with what kindnesse he could, he shewed Rawhunt, Ptnuhatan's trusty...

...towne with 12 guides Powhatan sent him. That night they quartered in the woods, he still expecting (as he had done all this long time of his imprisonment)...providence) had mollified the hearts of those sterne Bartartans with compassion. The next morning betimes they came to the Fort, where Smith having used...