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The
captain
,
a
wise
man
,
after
many
endeavours
to
catch
me
tripping
in
some
part
of
my
story
,
at
last
began
to
have
a
better
opinion
of
my
veracity
.
But
he
added
,
"
that
since
I
professed
so
inviolable
an
attachment
to
truth
,
I
must
give
him
my
word
and
honour
to
bear
him
company
in
this
voyage
,
without
attempting
any
thing
against
my
life
;
or
else
he
would
continue
me
a
prisoner
till
we
arrived
at
Lisbon
.
"
I
gave
him
the
promise
he
required
;
but
at
the
same
time
protested
,
"
that
I
would
suffer
the
greatest
hardships
,
rather
than
return
to
live
among
Yahoos
.
"
Our
voyage
passed
without
any
considerable
accident
.
In
gratitude
to
the
captain
,
I
sometimes
sat
with
him
,
at
his
earnest
request
,
and
strove
to
conceal
my
antipathy
against
human
kind
,
although
it
often
broke
out
;
which
he
suffered
to
pass
without
observation
.
But
the
greatest
part
of
the
day
I
confined
myself
to
my
cabin
,
to
avoid
seeing
any
of
the
crew
.
The
captain
had
often
entreated
me
to
strip
myself
of
my
savage
dress
,
and
offered
to
lend
me
the
best
suit
of
clothes
he
had
.
This
I
would
not
be
prevailed
on
to
accept
,
abhorring
to
cover
myself
with
any
thing
that
had
been
on
the
back
of
a
Yahoo
.
I
only
desired
he
would
lend
me
two
clean
shirts
,
which
,
having
been
washed
since
he
wore
them
,
I
believed
would
not
so
much
defile
me
.
These
I
changed
every
second
day
,
and
washed
them
myself
.
We
arrived
at
Lisbon
,
Nov.
5
,
1715
.
At
our
landing
,
the
captain
forced
me
to
cover
myself
with
his
cloak
,
to
prevent
the
rabble
from
crowding
about
me
.
I
was
conveyed
to
his
own
house
;
and
at
my
earnest
request
he
led
me
up
to
the
highest
room
backwards
.
I
conjured
him
"
to
conceal
from
all
persons
what
I
had
told
him
of
the
Houyhnhnms
;
because
the
least
hint
of
such
a
story
would
not
only
draw
numbers
of
people
to
see
me
,
but
probably
put
me
in
danger
of
being
imprisoned
,
or
burnt
by
the
Inquisition
.
"
The
captain
persuaded
me
to
accept
a
suit
of
clothes
newly
made
;
but
I
would
not
suffer
the
tailor
to
take
my
measure
;
however
,
Don
Pedro
being
almost
of
my
size
,
they
fitted
me
well
enough
.
He
accoutred
me
with
other
necessaries
,
all
new
,
which
I
aired
for
twenty-four
hours
before
I
would
use
them
.
The
captain
had
no
wife
,
nor
above
three
servants
,
none
of
which
were
suffered
to
attend
at
meals
;
and
his
whole
deportment
was
so
obliging
,
added
to
very
good
human
understanding
,
that
I
really
began
to
tolerate
his
company
.
He
gained
so
far
upon
me
,
that
I
ventured
to
look
out
of
the
back
window
.
By
degrees
I
was
brought
into
another
room
,
whence
I
peeped
into
the
street
,
but
drew
my
head
back
in
a
fright
.
In
a
week
's
time
he
seduced
me
down
to
the
door
.
I
found
my
terror
gradually
lessened
,
but
my
hatred
and
contempt
seemed
to
increase
.
I
was
at
last
bold
enough
to
walk
the
street
in
his
company
,
but
kept
my
nose
well
stopped
with
rue
,
or
sometimes
with
tobacco
.
In
ten
days
,
Don
Pedro
,
to
whom
I
had
given
some
account
of
my
domestic
affairs
,
put
it
upon
me
,
as
a
matter
of
honour
and
conscience
,
"
that
I
ought
to
return
to
my
native
country
,
and
live
at
home
with
my
wife
and
children
.
"
He
told
me
,
"
there
was
an
English
ship
in
the
port
just
ready
to
sail
,
and
he
would
furnish
me
with
all
things
necessary
.
"
It
would
be
tedious
to
repeat
his
arguments
,
and
my
contradictions
.
He
said
,
"
it
was
altogether
impossible
to
find
such
a
solitary
island
as
I
desired
to
live
in
;
but
I
might
command
in
my
own
house
,
and
pass
my
time
in
a
manner
as
recluse
as
I
pleased
.
"
I
complied
at
last
,
finding
I
could
not
do
better
.
I
left
Lisbon
the
24th
day
of
November
,
in
an
English
merchantman
,
but
who
was
the
master
I
never
inquired
.
Don
Pedro
accompanied
me
to
the
ship
,
and
lent
me
twenty
pounds
.
He
took
kind
leave
of
me
,
and
embraced
me
at
parting
,
which
I
bore
as
well
as
I
could
.
During
this
last
voyage
I
had
no
commerce
with
the
master
or
any
of
his
men
;
but
,
pretending
I
was
sick
,
kept
close
in
my
cabin
.
On
the
fifth
of
December
,
1715
,
we
cast
anchor
in
the
Downs
,
about
nine
in
the
morning
,
and
at
three
in
the
afternoon
I
got
safe
to
my
house
at
Rotherhith
.
My
wife
and
family
received
me
with
great
surprise
and
joy
,
because
they
concluded
me
certainly
dead
;
but
I
must
freely
confess
the
sight
of
them
filled
me
only
with
hatred
,
disgust
,
and
contempt
;
and
the
more
,
by
reflecting
on
the
near
alliance
I
had
to
them
.
For
although
,
since
my
unfortunate
exile
from
the
Houyhnhnm
country
,
I
had
compelled
myself
to
tolerate
the
sight
of
Yahoos
,
and
to
converse
with
Don
Pedro
de
Mendez
,
yet
my
memory
and
imagination
were
perpetually
filled
with
the
virtues
and
ideas
of
those
exalted
Houyhnhnms
.
And
when
I
began
to
consider
that
,
by
copulating
with
one
of
the
Yahoo
species
I
had
become
a
parent
of
more
,
it
struck
me
with
the
utmost
shame
,
confusion
,
and
horror
