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pm | | Pirate (6th Dec 22 at 12:21am UTC) | | Later, Mainvanin moved to New York, and then invested part of the property left to him by the pirate Scarfield in the Mainvanin Bigot Shipping Company, whose famous inter-Atlantic mail liner was famous all over the world at that time. w w w.x iaoshu otx t.c o m Chapter 8 The Devil of New Hope-1 [Small.. Say .t.xt ^ Tian) Tang) The following story begins between 1740 and 1742 with a decaying wooden church on "Rhode Island," a site that was once the chapel of the old Free Gracists. The Free Grace Sect is a strange religious sect, and this crude building was built by them. The tenets of this sect are based on the rejection of all notions of hell. They believe that God is merciful to the whole world and that by the grace of God, all souls should enjoy eternal happiness in their future lives. Because the cult was considered a dangerous heresy, the followers of Free Grace were once expelled from the Massachusetts colony, and after years of travel, they finally settled in Providence Plantation, Rhode Island, next to the town of New Hope. There, they built a row of small houses and a church for worship, temporarily lived here, made a living on the barren land that belonged to them, and lived an unstable life from then on. Predictably,heavy duty cantilever racks, the surrounding residents did not warmly accept such a strange group of people, and in the end, they even warned them to leave their cold, ramshackle huts immediately and move to other places. So they were cast out again, and were forced to board the brig of Bristol, and go to Pennsylvania, where they gradually disappeared,shuttle rack system, and the house that had been vacated was slowly reduced to ruins, and their church went into decay. This is the beginning of the story. What will happen next? Let's continue to look at the following story. One By this time, the settlement of New Hope had developed into a large port city, and trade with the West Indies was very frequent, mainly in exchange for sugar, molasses and rum from the West Indies with corn flour and dried cod. There were many prominent men in the wealthy upper classes, the most famous of whom was Colonel William Belford, who had a high position and prestige in the public and military affairs of the colony at that time. This gentleman was the illegitimate son of the Earl of Crandenie and the daughter of a surgeon in the 67th Regiment of Scotland, and he had inherited great wealth after his father's death, so that he could now enjoy such a comfortable life and enjoy such great glory. The colonel, however, automated warehouse systems ,teardrop pallet racking, felt no trace of pride or glory in his high position, and he was accustomed to recall his father with a clear mind, to take his illegitimate identity seriously, and never to conceal the fact that he was a friend and secret correspondent of the present Count of Crandenie. In the course of dealing with several colonial governors, he relied on his aristocratic blood to maintain his current prominent position and commanding posture, and he never used the awe of others to motivate those who supported his views. This distinguished and famous gentleman's brother, Captain Obadiah Belford, was a bitter rival of his own. He was a West Indian and lived in Kingston, Jamaica. He was morally corrupt, excommunicated, a slave trader, and famous for being a pirate. Of course, the news about him did not spread as quickly as the plants that breed in the tropics, so it was not known here. Every time, he stayed at his brother's house, and the family was very disgusted with his absurd behavior, such as smoking in the drawing room, making some obscene jokes to the maid, swearing and swearing in the corridor, swearing loudly to the dock crew, and sometimes swearing until they were red in the face.
So Colonel Belford was alarmed when he received a letter from his brother, Captain Obadiah, who said he planned to leave the tropics where he had lived for a long time and make his home in New Hope. He called Colonel Belford "my dear Bell." He said he believed that the gentleman would be glad to see his decision, and told him that in the future he intended to "free himself from hell like a free grace man and lead a decent and orderly life." He also said that he intended to bring back a gift for his niece Belinda, that is, a prayer book for her. Let her pray in the church. So on a sunny morning, our West Indian Captain Obadiah fulfilled his promise and suddenly appeared in New Hope. He carried a large number of trunks and suitcases, and made a lot of noise all the way. Within half an hour, the whole town knew the news of his arrival. On reaching Colonel Belford, however, he was met with a cold reception, which doused his excitement like a basin of cold water. The colonel had no intention of continuing to bear all the burdens of the presence of the West Indian, so, after a few polite greetings, he immediately expressed his views with great nervousness. Dear Obadiah, I am very sorry to tell you that I must confess to you that my family and I cannot provide you with a home. This is not, of course, just because your behavior makes me feel uncomfortable. But as a brother,heavy duty metal racking, I must tell you that this is the northern region, and it is certainly not acceptable to some special behavior in the West Indies. My family wants to live a natural life. I don't want my family to become like you. But I can give you some advice. You can find a place to stay at the Blue Lion Tavern. The atmosphere there must be very harmonious with your hobbies. You will have a good time there. I've looked into it, and I'm sure you'll find the best suite for you in that fine hotel. 。 kingmoreracking.com | |
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