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By Right of Conquest

CHAPTER 4: Among The Islands
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But sit quiet, and do not show your weapons unless there be occasion." The chiefs advanced with a timid air towards the newcomers; and, on approaching, saluted in an attitude of deep humility, using the Spanish word Amigos.
"Amigos--Friends," repeated the captain, in a cheerful tone.
Roger gazed with intense interest upon these strange beings.

They were, in color, but little darker than the Moors who had tried to capture the Swan, on her last voyage.

They were of good height, but of slender figure.

Their countenances were soft and almost feminine, with large dark eyes and mild and gentle expression.

They had no hair upon their faces; that on their heads was long and black.


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