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    andhehadoneotheriesinhayti;theyhadlaughedandhootedathiheuldnotforgivetheheingoagain,asproudandpoeoverhereonandiatilltheadraloftheoehasauntedtonothing,

    thisisnottherightsortofaspirittohave,eitherfoorboys;itisnotohaveitgratifiedforgivenessisbetterthanvengeance;kindlinessisbetterthanpride

    atanyrate,itbusthekingandqueenptationtoshoselfeeintosantodongoharborasoneofhisshipsneededrepairs;heendinghisvesselandvisitingthegoveoratthesati

    noeofthenbussobadlybobadilla,theexgoveor,;soubusdislikedorbusthereountyetsentacrosstospainthereingoentandnfusion

    akeoutbusootatanyrate,hefeltthatitbustoeintotheharbororshoselfinthetoanyofhisbittereneesbusthatheein

    housthavedetheoldadralfeeltoberefusedadssiontotheplacehehadfoundandbuiltupforspainitustandwouldgoin

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    noongtheteofthegoldthatbelongedtoluusashisshare,aenteon,thisvesselbussentintogoveorovandoathirdtihetoldhieingandhebeggedthegoveor,evenifheeuptosantodongo,byallanstokeepthefleetintheharboruntilthestorthererouble,hesaidandthenhesailedhhisshipsalongshorelookingforasafeharbor

    butthepeopleinsantodongoputnofaithintheadrals”probabilities”there,theiralluusisgettingtobetidashegroingoandheadedforspain

    butalstbeforetheyhadreathatluushadprophesiedburstuponthe

    itpesttthegreatgoldfleetiesofluusbobadilla,roldanandtherestanagedtogetbaingoharbor,brokenandshatteredandtheonlyshipofallthegreatfleetthatgotsafelythroughthestodreachedspainallrightbusthatsingular

    thenallthefriendsofluuscried:hoiral

    buthiseneessaid:thisgenoeseisaadbeinrevengeitisadangerousthingtointerfereiralswishes

    foryouseeinthosedayspeoplebelievedinegreatdisasterorforsostrokeofbadluck,theyjustsaid:itischcraft;andleftitso

    chapterxiihoiralplayedrobinsoncrusoe

    thatbuseverynearbeingshipeseparatedinthestorbuttheaica

    forseveraldaystheysailedaboutangtheistyoutlinesofcertainhighuntainsehe

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