They were far from being satisfied with this for an answer: and a

great crowd of them came running down in the morning, by break of

day, to our camp; but seeing us so well posted, they durst come no

farther than the brook in our front, where they stood in such

number as to terrify us very much; indeed, some spoke of ten

thousand. Here they stood and looked at us a while, and then,

setting up a great howl, let fly a crowd of arrows among us; but we

were well enough sheltered under our baggage, and I do not remember