Narratives From Criminal Trials in Scotland 1
Narratives From Criminal Trials in Scotland 1
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None visited me except Captain Thomas Drummond, who, with me, still lamented our thoughts of leaving the place, and praying God that we might but hear from our country before we left the coast; but others were in so great haste, that all the guns in the fort, at least those belong- ing to the St. Andrew, had been left behind but for the care and vigilance of Captain Thomas Drum- mond.
" In my sickness, besides the general concern of my spirits, I was much troubled by a report spread abroad of C...aptain Pennicook as designing to run away with the ship, on pretence that we were pro- claimed pirrots (pirates), and should be all hanged when we came home — or, at least, the company would never pay the seamen their wages." It was in the latter end of the month of June that the shattered remnant of the colony left their AND CAPTAIN GREEN. 137 forts and huts. The heads of the company at home, who had heard little but exulting news from the expedition, were in the mean time fitting out a reinforcement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
None visited me except Captain Thomas Drummond, who, with me, still lamented our thoughts of leaving the place, and praying God that we might but hear from our country before we left the coast; but others were in so great haste, that all the guns in the fort, at least those belong- ing to the St. Andrew, had been left behind but for the care and vigilance of Captain Thomas Drum- mond.
" In my sickness, besides the general concern of my spirits, I was much troubled by a report spread abroad of C...aptain Pennicook as designing to run away with the ship, on pretence that we were pro- claimed pirrots (pirates), and should be all hanged when we came home — or, at least, the company would never pay the seamen their wages." It was in the latter end of the month of June that the shattered remnant of the colony left their AND CAPTAIN GREEN. 137 forts and huts. The heads of the company at home, who had heard little but exulting news from the expedition, were in the mean time fitting out a reinforcement.
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