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  记者采访时了解到，电视栏目正在热销一款名为孟教授铁腰膏的产品，在国内掀起一轮抢购的热潮。由于孟教授铁腰膏治疗腰突效果明显，网络中一些不法之徒打着孟教授铁腰膏网站的旗号公然销售假药，欺诈消费者钱财，耽误病情的事件时有发生，在此，我们提醒广大消费者，孟教授铁腰膏电视购物直销，从未利用网络销售。

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  孟教授铁腰膏选择14味道地药材，各个精益求精，血竭只选印尼麒麟竭，分泌化瘀奇方的大血竭，麝香只用西伯利亚熊麝香，还有苗山稀有龙脑冰，高原极品藏红花，长白山的野防风，鲜末药，大姜黄等稀有名贵药材。孟教授铁腰膏遵循古训，要求晨摘的比不过晌，要求晚酿的比不过宿，所有药材还要在长白山天池内浸泡八八六十四天，这样不仅能去掉药材的毒燥，而且还能提高孟教授铁腰膏的药效。

  But something now happened which Pierre could not have expected. When the commander of the war-vessel perceived that one of the fleet under his charge was leaving her companions and putting out to sea, he could imagine no reason for such extraordinary conduct, except that she was taking advantage of the fact that the wind had not yet reached his vessel, and was trying to run away with the pearls she had on board. From these ready suspicions we may imagine that, at that time, the robbers who robbed robbers were not all buccaneers.

  Soon after the Spanish captain perceived that one of his fleet was making his way out of the river, the wind reached his vessel, and he immediately set all [Pg 37] sail and started in pursuit of the rascals, whom he supposed to be his dishonest countrymen.

  The breeze freshened rapidly, and when Pierre and his men saw that the man-of-war was coming toward them at a good rate of speed, showing plainly that she had suspicions of them, they gave up all hope of running alongside of her and boarding her, and concluded that the best thing they could do would be to give up their plan of capturing the pearl-fishing fleet, and get away with the ship they had taken, and whatever it had on board. So they set all sail, and there was a fine sea-chase.

  The now frightened buccaneers were too anxious to get away. They not only put on all the sail which the vessel could carry, but they put on more. The wind blew harder, and suddenly down came the mainmast with a crash. This stopped the chase, and the next act in the performance would have to be a sea-fight. Pierre and his buccaneers were good at that sort of thing, and when the man-of-war came up, there was a terrible time on board those two vessels. But the Spaniards were the stronger, and the buccaneers were defeated.

  There must have been something in the daring courage of this Frenchman and his little band of followers, which gave him favor in the eyes of the Spanish captain, for there was no other reason for the good treatment which the buccaneers received.

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  They were not put to the sword nor thrown overboard, not sent on shore and made to work as slaves,—three very common methods of treating prisoners in those days. But they were all set free, and put on land, where they might go where they pleased.

  This unfortunate result of the bold enterprise undertaken by Pierre François was deeply deplored, not only at Tortuga, but in England and in France. If this bold buccaneer had captured the pearl fleet, it would have been a victory that would have made a hero of him on each side of the Atlantic, but had he even been able to get away with the one vessel he had seized, he would have been a rich man, and might have retired to a life of ease and affluence; the vessel he had captured proved to be one of the richest laden of the whole fleet, and not only in the heart of Pierre and his men, but among his sympathizers in Europe and America, there was great disappointment at the loss of that mainmast, which, until it cracked, was carrying him forward to fame and fortune.