“It is dangerous of anyone in a house of—MR. KING to，
The old man found me a little confused, and under some concern when
he named a Dutch ship, and said to me, "Sir, you need be under no
apprehensions of the Dutch; I suppose they are not now at war with
your nation?" - "No," said I, "that's true; but I know not what
liberties men may take when they are out of the reach of the laws
of their own country." - "Why," says he, "you are no pirates; what
need you fear? They will not meddle with peaceable merchants,
sure." These words put me into the greatest disorder and confusion
article title：“It is dangerous of anyone in a house of—MR. KING to
Address of this article：http://gpvuj.mzlyijia.com/html/298f299699.html
This article is published by the partner and does not representstragglers netPosition, reprint, contact the author and indicate the source：stragglers net
current location： ability > >“It is dangerous of anyone in a house of—MR. KING to
TAGS:
