The Farther Adventures of Robinson Crusoe: being The Second and Last Part of his Life, And of the Strange Surprizing Account of his Travels Round three parts of the Globe |
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... who had war with one another and had had a great battle in their own country ,
and that both sides having had several prisoners taken in the fight , they were by
mere chance landed in the same island , for the devouring their prisoners , and ...
... who had war with one another and had had a great battle in their own country ,
and that both sides having had several prisoners taken in the fight , they were by
mere chance landed in the same island , for the devouring their prisoners , and ...
Page 65
... but went farther into the woods , and placed themselves to advantage , where
they might securely see them manage the fight , and , as they thought , not to be
seen by them ; but it seems the favages did see them , as we shall find hereafter .
... but went farther into the woods , and placed themselves to advantage , where
they might securely see them manage the fight , and , as they thought , not to be
seen by them ; but it seems the favages did see them , as we shall find hereafter .
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Our men were tired with the execution ; and killed , or mortally wounded , in the
two fights , about 180 of them ; the rest , being frighted out of their wits , scoured
through the woods , and over the hills , with all the speed that fear and nimble
feet ...
Our men were tired with the execution ; and killed , or mortally wounded , in the
two fights , about 180 of them ; the rest , being frighted out of their wits , scoured
through the woods , and over the hills , with all the speed that fear and nimble
feet ...
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The young lord , as gallant as ever fiesh fewed itself , was for fighting to the last
alfo ; and my old pilot was of the opinion we were able to resift them all , in the
situation we then were in : and thus we spent the day in debates of what we
should ...
The young lord , as gallant as ever fiesh fewed itself , was for fighting to the last
alfo ; and my old pilot was of the opinion we were able to resift them all , in the
situation we then were in : and thus we spent the day in debates of what we
should ...
Page 363
The Siberian , who was servant to the young lord , old us , if we designed to avoid
them , and not fight , he would engage to carry us off in the night to a way that
went north towards the river Petraz , by which he made no doubt but we might get
...
The Siberian , who was servant to the young lord , old us , if we designed to avoid
them , and not fight , he would engage to carry us off in the night to a way that
went north towards the river Petraz , by which he made no doubt but we might get
...
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| Title | The Farther Adventures of Robinson Crusoe: being The Second and Last Part of his Life, And of the Strange Surprizing Account of his Travels Round three parts of the Globe Volume 2 of Defoe, Daniel: [The life and strange surprising adventures of Robinson Crusoe] |
| Author | Daniel Defoe |
| Publisher | Stockdale, 1790 |
| Original from | Austrian National Library |
| Digitized | 19 Oct 2015 |
| Length | 456 pages |
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