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...women in tears, clasping their infants in their arms, and imploring mercy for them from those brutal robbers ! The old and the sick, who were unable to...nothing to shelter them from the weather, which at thistime was very variable, — the days excessively hot, and the nights cold, with heavy rains. The...

...women in tears, clasping their infants in their arms, and imploring mercy for them from those brutal robbers ! The old and the sick, who were unable to...dollars each. He ordered them a berth on deck, at the after-part of the vessel, where they had nothing to shelter them from the weather, which at this time...

...were unable to escape with the men, owing to that abominable practice of cramping CHINEIB PIBATIS, 17! their feet: several of them were not able to move...them from the weather, which at this time was very variable—the days excessively hot, and the nights cold, with heavy rains. The town being plundered...

...their feet. Twenty of these poor women were put on-board the vessel I was in; they were hauled on hoard by the hair and treated in a most savage manner. When...vessel* where they had nothing to shelter them from the heat of the day, the cold of night, or the heavy rains. The town being plundered of every thing valuable,...

...boasd the vessel 1 was in; ttmy were hauled on board by the hair of their beads, and treated in the most savage manner. When the Chief came on board, he questioned them respecting the circumstances of thnir friends, and demanded ransom accordingly from six thousand to six hundred dollars. He ordered...