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 1 3 |         the officer returned, and left only a servant with us to
 2 3 |     scarce look upon them; and so left us, and went back in another
 3 6 |           and for our sick. So he left us; and when we offered
 4 9 | yourselves restrained, but rather left to your rest and ease. You
 5 9 |            Twice paid!” And so he left us. Soon after our dinner
 6 13|         and his noble free offers left us nothing to ask. It seemed
 7 13|       tenderness in his eyes, and left us also confused with joy
 8 17|      after, and there was nothing left to be seen but a small ark
 9 22|          but there will be enough left to give you satisfaction.~
10 27|        the ocean) were altogether left and omitted. So then, that
11 87|          land unknown.” And so he left me; having assigned a value