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    栗子小說    m.lizi.tw栗子小說    m.lizi.tw小說站  www.xsz.twussailedfroadizonhisfourthandlastvoyagetotheeworld.

    hean.butluushadgroe.ination,hishopejustashigh,hisdesirejustasstrongasever.hee,tofindcathay.

    andhehadoheriesinhayti;theyhadlaughedandhootedathiheuldnivetheheingoagain,asproudandpoeoverhereonand.iatilltheadraloftheoehasauonothing,

    thisisnottherightsortofaspirittohave,eitherfornorboys;itisnotohaveitgratified.fivenessisbetterthanvengeance;kindlinessisbetterthanpride.

    atanyrate,itbus.thekingaationtoshoselfeeintosantodongoharborasoneofhisshipsneededrepairs;heendinghisvesselandvisitingthegoveoratthesati.

    henbussobadly.bobadilla,theexgoveor,;soubusdislikedorbus.thereousentacrosstospain.thereiandnfusion.

    akeoutbusoot.atanyrate,hefeltthatitbustoeintotheharbororshoselfioanyofhisbittereneesbusthatheein.

    housthavedetheoldadralfeeltoberefusedadssiontotheplacehehadfoundandbuiltupforspainitustandwouldgoin.

    justthenluus,ingon.sohesentofthis,andaskingperssiontorunintotheharborofsantodongoingstorbutthegoveoruldhatanyston.hesaid:ohthatisonlyanotheriraltetaroundaolethin.ibusein.iknoustbestakenaboutthisstoratanyrate,youetogosoeson,andishallbechobligedifyouwill.

    nooeofthegoldthatbelooluusashisshare,aehisvesselbussentintogoveorovandoathirdti.hetoldhieing.andhebeggedthegoveor,eveosantodongo,byallanstokeepthefleetintheharboruntilthestorthererouble,hesaid.andthenhesailedhhisshipsalongshorelookingforasafeharbor.

    butthepeopleinsantodongoputnofaithintheadrals”probabilities.”there,theiralluusisgettingtobetidashegroingoandheadedforspain.

    butalstbeforetheyhadreathatluushadprophesiedburstuponthe

    itpest.t.thegreatgoldfleetiesofluusbobadilla,roldanaaogetbaingoharbor,brokenandshattered.andtheonlyshipofallthegreatfleetthatgotsafelythroughthestorndreachedspainallrightbus.thatsingular

    thenallthefriendsofluuscried:hoiral

    buthiseneessaid:thisgenoeseisaadbeinreveisadangerousthingtointerfereiralswishes.

    foryouseeinthosedayspeoplebelievedidisasterorforsostrokeofbadluck,theyjustsaid:itischcraft;aso.

    chapterxii.hoiralplayedrobinsoncrusoe.

    thatbuseverynearbeingshipeseparatediorbuttheaica.

    forseveraldaystheysailedaboutayoutlinesofcertainhighuntainsehe

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