在达连湾的山巅上（二）（3）
as he looked he could see the ships of spain, like specks upon the into the port of panama, and bringing the treasures of peru and of the golden east to s. tears came to his eyes. he clenched his hands determination. his breath came quickly as he thought of the hated spaniards and of their claim to the oetting the branches.“o god,” he prayed, “help me to humble the pride of spain, and help me to promote england’s glory on the seas. and i voive my time and strength to this cause, and never to rest till i shall sail an english ship on the reat ocean.”
a call from his men in the ravine beloold and silver from the mines of peru . it the treasure among his folloreat a ht of precious metals that they could not carry it all, but ed to bury a part in a secret place in the forest.
the story of the bold capture an to be humbled.
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