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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No , Sir , says he , I do not mean that you should separate them , but legally and
effectually marry them now : And , Sir , as my way of marrying may not be so easy
to reconcile them to , though it will be as effectual , even by your own laws ; so ...
No , Sir , says he , I do not mean that you should separate them , but legally and
effectually marry them now : And , Sir , as my way of marrying may not be so easy
to reconcile them to , though it will be as effectual , even by your own laws ; so ...
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I know well enough what I mean , Sir , says he ; I mean ' tis too late ; and that is
too true . I told my clergyman word for word what he said : the poor zealous priest
( I must call him so ; for be his opinion what it will , he had certainly a most ...
I know well enough what I mean , Sir , says he ; I mean ' tis too late ; and that is
too true . I told my clergyman word for word what he said : the poor zealous priest
( I must call him so ; for be his opinion what it will , he had certainly a most ...
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In this posture we lay by for them , and in a little while they came up with us , but
never was such a horrid sight feen by Christians : My mate was much mistaken in
his calculation of their number , I mean of a thousand canoes ; the most we ...
In this posture we lay by for them , and in a little while they came up with us , but
never was such a horrid sight feen by Christians : My mate was much mistaken in
his calculation of their number , I mean of a thousand canoes ; the most we ...
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... without trespassing on our orders , for so long the caravan was in passing the
gate ; I say , I stood still an hour to look at it , on every fide , near , and far off , I
mean , 1 mean , what was within my view ; and the 306 LIFE AND ADVENTURES
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... without trespassing on our orders , for so long the caravan was in passing the
gate ; I say , I stood still an hour to look at it , on every fide , near , and far off , I
mean , 1 mean , what was within my view ; and the 306 LIFE AND ADVENTURES
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... Surprizing Account of his Travels Round three parts of the Globe Daniel Defoe.
mean , what was within my view ; and the guide of our caravan , who had been
extolling it for the wonder of the world , was mighty eager to hear my opinion of it .
... Surprizing Account of his Travels Round three parts of the Globe Daniel Defoe.
mean , what was within my view ; and the guide of our caravan , who had been
extolling it for the wonder of the world , was mighty eager to hear my opinion of it .
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