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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They brought old Friday to him , who talked often with him , and told him how kind
the others would be to them all ; that ... and old Friday bade the fellow go and talk
with the rest of his countrymen , and hear what they said to it ; afsuring them ...
They brought old Friday to him , who talked often with him , and told him how kind
the others would be to them all ; that ... and old Friday bade the fellow go and talk
with the rest of his countrymen , and hear what they said to it ; afsuring them ...
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much as I was when I went rambling away from my father : and yet that there
were none of them backward to hear what had been said ; and all of them
seriously promised , that they would talk with their wives about it , and do their
endeavour to ...
much as I was when I went rambling away from my father : and yet that there
were none of them backward to hear what had been said ; and all of them
seriously promised , that they would talk with their wives about it , and do their
endeavour to ...
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However , he would go on Thore , and talk with me there ; and invited the boat .
swain to go with him , and perhaps they might accommodate the matter with me .
1 But they all rejected the proposal ; and said , 2 But OF ROBINSON CRUSOE .
However , he would go on Thore , and talk with me there ; and invited the boat .
swain to go with him , and perhaps they might accommodate the matter with me .
1 But they all rejected the proposal ; and said , 2 But OF ROBINSON CRUSOE .
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Nay , Sir , fays he , do not talk of being upon your guard ; the best defence is to be
out of the danger : if you have any regard to your life , and the lives of all your
men , put out to fea without fail at high - water ; and as you have a whole tide ...
Nay , Sir , fays he , do not talk of being upon your guard ; the best defence is to be
out of the danger : if you have any regard to your life , and the lives of all your
men , put out to fea without fail at high - water ; and as you have a whole tide ...
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able visits . It was talking one night with a certain prince , one of the banished
ministers of state be , longing to the czar of Muscovy , that my talk of my particular
case began . He had been telling me abundance of fine things , of the greatness
...
able visits . It was talking one night with a certain prince , one of the banished
ministers of state be , longing to the czar of Muscovy , that my talk of my particular
case began . He had been telling me abundance of fine things , of the greatness
...
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