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　　"Sir," says he, "I find you are in some disorder in your thoughtsat my talk: pray be pleased to go which way you think fit, anddepend upon it, I'll do you all the service I can." Upon this wefell into further discourse, in which, to my alarm and amazement,he spoke of the villainous doings of a certain pirate ship that hadlong been the talk of mariners in those seas; no other, in a word,than the very ship he was now on board of, and which we had sounluckily purchased. I presently saw there was no help for it butto tell him the plain truth, and explain all the danger and troublewe had suffered through this misadventure, and, in particular, ourearnest wish to be speedily quit of the ship altogether; for whichreason we had resolved to carry her up to Nankin.

　　I WAS astonished at the sincerity and temper of this pious Papist,as much as I was oppressed by the power of his reasoning; and itpresently occurred to my thoughts, that if such a temper wasuniversal, we might be all Catholic Christians, whatever Church orparticular profession we joined in; that a spirit of charity wouldsoon work us all up into right principles; and as he thought thatthe like charity would make us all Catholics, so I told him Ibelieved, had all the members of his Church the like moderation,they would soon all be Protestants. And there we left that part;for we never disputed at all. However, I talked to him anotherway, and taking him by the hand, "My friend," says I, "I wish allthe clergy of the Romish Church were blessed with such moderation,and had an equal share of your charity. I am entirely of youropinion; but I must tell you that if you should preach suchdoctrine in Spain or Italy, they would put you into theInquisition." - "It may be so," said he; "I know not what theywould do in S

not bebaptized. He told them he doubted they were but indifferentChristians themselves; that they had but little knowledge of God orof His ways, and, therefore, he could not expect that they had saidmuch to their wives on that head yet; but that unless they wouldpromise him to use their endeavours with their wives to persuadethem to become Christians, and would, as well as they could,instruct them in the knowledge and belief of God that made them,and to worship Jesus Christ that redeemed them, he could not marrythem; for he would have no hand in joining Christians with savages,nor was it consistent with the principles of the Christianreligion, and was, indeed, expressly forbidden in God's law.