1
After this I ordered three or four more musquets to be fired.
2
Darts, bows and arrows are to them what musquets are to us.
3
Blades of the finest, imported direct from Toledo in Old Spain; musquets; pistolettes; and ammunition for the same.
4
They entered the village preceded by women beating the tamborine, and by the village youths, firing off their musquets.
5
They had been allowed to keep their weapons, so the officers had their swords, and the men carried their musquets.
6
This being resented, a quarrel ensued, and two New Zealanders were shot dead, by the only two musquets that were fired.
7
In returning on board the boat upset and lost overboard 2 musquets, 3 powder horns and 2 pistols.
8
We met several Arabs, but they did not venture to attack three men armed with musquets, and gave us a friendly Salam Aleykum.
9
He then entered the village mounted on a caparisoned horse, surrounded by young men, two of whom beat tamborines, and the others fired musquets.
10
Being thus discovered, Acosta ordered his men to fire off their musquets, and immediately retreated back to the camp of Gonzalo without losing a man.
11
But no Weight that I can learn was given, to full proof that he led the Soldiers armd with loaded Musquets & Bayonets.
12
Upon our hearing the report of the Musquets we immediately repair'd to the Boats, and after viewing the Dead body we return'd on board.
13
They knocked him down, took from him the musquet, and brought it to us.
14
They uses the musquet only, and have hands like feet, and feet like fireshovels.
15
Having a musquet in my hand loaded with small shot, I gave him the contents.
16
At that instant he fell dead, having received two musquet-balls and the thrust of a bayonet in his body.