The Spaniards charged again with the utmost expedition, and thendivided themselves into three bodies, and resolved to fall in amongthem all together. They had in each body eight persons, that is tosay, twenty-two men and the two women, who, by the way, foughtdesperately. They divided the firearms equally in each party, aswell as the halberds and staves. They would have had the womenkept back, but they said they were resolved to die with theirhusbands. Having thus formed their little army, they marched outfrom among the trees, and came up to the teeth of the enemy,shouting and hallooing as loud as they could; the savages stood alltogether, but were in the utmost confusion, hearing the noise ofour men shouting from three quarters together. They would havefought if they had seen us; for as soon as we came near enough tobe seen, some arrows were shot, and poor old Friday was wounded,though not dangerously. But our men gave them no time, but runningup to them, fired among them three ways, and then fell in