sly retarded in sucal vigor

    stood its ground.  I could entertain thousand as well as

    ty; and if any ever  aed or hungry from my

    t I

    sympat least.  So easy is it, though many

    it, to establister customs in the

    place of t rest your reputation on the dinners

    you give.  For my o, I ually deterred from

    frequenting a mans ever, as by

    t dining me, o be a very

    polite and roundabout  never to trouble hink I

    s to he

    motto of my cabin tors

    inscribed on a yello leaf for a card:--

    quot;Arrived ttle hey fill,

    Ne looke for entertainment where none was;

    Rest is t, and all t their will:

    t mind t contentment ;

    er

    of ceremony to Massasoit on foot through

    tired and  hey were well

    received by t not eating t day.

    arrived, to quote t;he laid us on

    t t the

    ot being only planks laid a foot from thin

    mat upon two more of  of room, pressed

    by and upon us; so t han of

    our journey.quot;  At one oclock t day Massasoit quot;brougwo

    fis ,quot; about t;these

    being boiled, t least forty looked for a shem;

    t eat of ts and a

    day; and  one of us bougridge, we aken our

    journey fasting.quot;  Fearing t t-

    of food and also sleep, oo quot;the savages barbarous singing,

    (for to sing t; and t t get

    rengto travel, ted.  As for

    lodging, it is true t poorly entertained, t