...at reft night nor day, we were in fail fo exai¡>erated at them, th« we killed them, old and young, and plagued them by every means we could devife. When...three at our feet that had been knocked on the head и ith clubs which we kept in our hands j and I can 1'aielv affirm, that during my (tay Uixm the ifla'id...

...exafperated at them, that we killed them, old and young, and plagued them by every means we could devile. When we awoke in the morning, there always lay two...three at our feet that had been knocked on the head with clubs which we kept in our hands ; and I can fafely affirm, that during my ftay upon the ifland...

...nor day, we. were in faft Co exafperatedat them that we killed them young and old, and plagued the.n by every means we could devife. When we awoke in the morning, there always lay two nr three at our feet that had been knocked on the heftd m tliij iii^ht ;. and I can fefely affirm,...

...Seeing now that they would not 4 fuffer us to be at relt night nor day, ' we were in faft fo exafperated at « them that we killed them young and ' old, and plagued them by evenr 4 means we could devife. When *c • awoke in the morning, there always 4 lay two or three at...

...nor day, we were in fact fo ex" afperated at them that we killed theoa young " and 'old, and pjagued them by every means we " could devife. When we awoke in the morn" ing, there always lay two or three at our feet " that had been knocked on the head in the " night;...

...that they would not fuffer us to be «* at reft night nor day, we were in facft fo exafpcr «* rated at them that we killed them young and old, «* and plagued them by every means we could de" vife. . When we awoke in the morning, there " always lay two or three at our feet, that had been...

...dams. " As" they would not suffer us to be at rest, either by night or day, we became so exasperated at them, that we killed them, young and old, and plagued them by every means we could devise. When we awoke in the morning, there always lay two or three that had been knocked on the head...

...dams; " As they would not suffer us to be at rest, either by night or day, we became so exasperated at them, that we killed them, young and old, and plagued them by every means \ve could devise. When we awoke in the morning, there always lay two or three that had been knocked...

...against them, that we killed them young and old, and harassed them by every means we could devise. When we awoke in the morning, there always lay two or three that had been knocked on the head the preceding night, and I can safely affirm, that, during my stay...

...against them, that we killed them, young and old, and harassed them by every means we could devise. When we awoke in the morning, there always lay two or three that had been knocked on the head in the preceding night ; and I can safely affirm, that, during my...