Subject: Reese Withersppon shares secret after Emmy's

From: Timothy <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 6 Oct 2017 11:48:01 -0400

Reese Witherspoon 
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She spills her biggest kept secret after taking home the emmy
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Reese is now being forced to talk about her latest venture
which doesnt sit easy with her

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shore. The next day the captain, by the Sultas invitation, returned the visit, accompanied by eight men, and Dampier went with them. The Sultan received them in a neat house, near which forty naked soldiers with muskets were drawn up. They were entertained with tobacco and betelnut and young cocoanuts. While they were seated on their mats, the women and  thronged near the windows to look at them. The next day the Sultan again came on board, bringing a little slave boy as a present. The captain
gave them some old clothes, intending to make them carry their casks of water to the boat; but all the signs they could make would not induce the natives to touch the barrels; instead, they stood, like statues, without motion, grinning as so many monkeys would have done, and staring one upon another! The seamen were therefore compelled to carry the water themselves, but the natives very formally put the clothes off again, and laid them down, as if they were only to work in. They did not appear, indeed, to have any great fancy for them at first, neither did they look surprised at anything they saw. On another occasion, when the boat approached the shore, a number of them appeared, threatening the strangers with their clubs and lances. At last

the captain ordered a drum to be beaten. No sooner did they hear the noise than they ran away as fast as they could, crying out, Gurry, gurry! At springtide the ship was hauled into a sandy bay, and all the neaptides she lay wholly aground, so that there was ample time to clean her bottom. Dampier again attempted to persuade the men to take the ship to some English factory and deliver her up; but he was threatened, should he say anything more on the subject, to be left behind. He accordingly desisted, hoping to find some better opportunity for making his escape. From the coast of New Holland the Cygnet stood for the

to take him back. He assured them that he had no intention to resist by force and accordingly accompanied them. On arriving on board the ship, he found her in an uproar, and three other persons demanded to be set on shore. These were Mr Coppinger, the surgeon, Mr Hall, and a man named Ambrose. Captain Reed offered no opposition to the departure of the two last, but would not part with the unfortunate surgeon. At last, Mr Coppinger, leaping into the canoe, swore that go he would, and that he would shoot any man who tried to prevent him. On this, Oliver, the quartermaster, following him into the canoe, took away his gun,