Captayne

The Captayne, seeing words could take no place, Turnes backe from them vnto the liuing few, Expounds what pittie is, what victors grace; Bids them them selues, them selues in kindnes rew,

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But for the head, in soueraigntie did boast, It Captayne was, director of alarms, Whose rashness, if it hazarded an ill, Not hee alone but all the hoast did spill.

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Therefore whereas my Captayne gaue me charge to buy certayne thynges, as I was in the market place, a certayne Mamaluke knewe me to be a christian, and therefore in his owne language spake vnto me these woordes, “Inte mename,” that is, whence art thou?

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Captayne, I praise thy warlike eloquence, And sober Axioms of

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I was once a Captayne of 13 men against ye Altignaonan-ton & ye ffrench.

Crooked Trails Frederic Remington 1885

Captayne took hold about me -- "Thou shalt not die by another hand than mine."

Crooked Trails Frederic Remington 1885

A great Captayne sent another night, & had ye Elders for to gather at ye grande cabbin.

Crooked Trails Frederic Remington 1885

Captayne to a trunk, he resolving most bravely but dessparred to me, and

Crooked Trails Frederic Remington 1885

But in my boat was a Hurron Captayne, who all his life-time had killed many Iriquoits & by his name for vallor had come to be a great Captayne att home and abroad.

Crooked Trails Frederic Remington 1885

Iriquoit who was the Captayne in our boat, bade me to be of a good courage, as they would not hurt me.

Crooked Trails Frederic Remington 1885