Jenks, Tudor, 1857-1922, ed · Boston, Hall and Locke Company · leaf 126
yglad to be thus freedforever from thistroublesome fellow.I now walked towardthe beach, where Imet the crew of aship that had castanchor, to take in water; they were surprised to seeme, but more so at hearing the particulars of my adven-tures. You fell, said they, into the hands of theold man of… … 94 Tales of Fantasy by the number of men he has slain. They carried mewith them to the captain, who received me with greatkindness. He put out again to sea, and after somedays sail, we arrived at the harbor of a great city, thehouses of which overhung the sea. One of the merchants who had taken me…
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