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 為了回饋新老客戶(hù)，有好禮送了

 滿(mǎn)400元 送廣告布一張+錄音（網(wǎng)上傳）+20條細(xì)繩（顏色隨機(jī)）

 滿(mǎn)800元 送廣告布+U盤(pán)一個(gè)（內(nèi)有錄音）+40條細(xì)繩（顏色隨機(jī)）+眼珠（隨機(jī)）

 滿(mǎn)1200元 送廣告布+U盤(pán)（內(nèi)有錄音）+60條細(xì)繩（顏色隨機(jī)）+眼珠（隨機(jī)）

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以上贈(zèng)品一個(gè)客戶(hù)只送一次

千眼菩提打磨方法：

1.用100目的砂紙打磨去皮

2再用800目砂紙打磨花紋清晰

3再用1200目打磨拋光

4再用3000目打磨拋光出玉的光澤 

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The town of Nassau, which lies upon the northern face of the island, is situated upon the side of a hill which slopes gently down toward the water. The harbor, which is sufficiently deep to accommodate vessels drawing not more than twelve feet, is formed by a long island which lies opposite the town. There are two entrances to the harbor, only one of which was practicable for large ships, though both were open for small vessels. At the ends of the harbor, commanding each entrance, two forts had been erected: Fort Montague on the east and Fort Nassau on the west. Through culpable negligence, in spite of the quantity of military stores it contained, there was not a single regular soldier on the island at that time, and no preparations for defense had been made.

It was proposed to make the descent upon the western end of the island and then march up and take the town in the rear. Paul Jones, however, in the council which was held on the Alfred before the debarkation, pointed out the greater distance which the men would have to march in that case, the alarm which would be given by the passage of the ships, and advised that a landing be effected upon the eastern end of the island, whence the attack could be more speedily delivered, and, as the ships would not be compelled to advance, no previous alarm would be given. Hopkins demurred to this plan on the ground that no safe anchorage for the ships was afforded off the eastern end. The Alfred had taken two pilots from some coasting vessels which had been captured, and from them it was learned that about ten miles away was a small key which would afford the larger vessels safe anchorage. As Hopkins hesitated to trust the pilots, Jones, at the peril of his commission, offered in conjunction with them to bring the ships up himself. His suggestions were agreed to, his offer accepted, and when the vicinity of the key was reached he took his station on the fore-topmast crosstrees of the Alfred. He had sailed in the West Indian waters many times, and was familiar with the look of the sea and the indications near the shore. With the assistance of the pilots, after a somewhat exciting passage, he succeeded in bringing all the ships to a safe anchorage. That he was willing to take the risk, and, having done so, successfully carry out the difficult undertaking, gives a foretaste of his bold and decisive character, and of his technical skill as well.