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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I told her marriage was appointed of God ; and here we had a strange talk
together indeed , as ever man and wife had , I believe . [ N. B. This dialogue
between W. Atkins and his wife , as I took it down in writing , just after he told it me
, was as ...
I told her marriage was appointed of God ; and here we had a strange talk
together indeed , as ever man and wife had , I believe . [ N. B. This dialogue
between W. Atkins and his wife , as I took it down in writing , just after he told it me
, was as ...
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Wife . Why you say , you God make all ? W. A. Yes , child , our God made the
whole world , and you , and me , and all things ; for he is the only true God ; there
is no God but he ; he lives for ever in heaven . Wife . Why you no tell me long ago
?
Wife . Why you say , you God make all ? W. A. Yes , child , our God made the
whole world , and you , and me , and all things ; for he is the only true God ; there
is no God but he ; he lives for ever in heaven . Wife . Why you no tell me long ago
?
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Wife . Then you God no God ; me no think , be . lieve he be such one , great much
power , strong ; no makee kill you , though you makee him much angry ? W. A.
What ! will my wicked life hinder you from believing in God ! What a dreadful ...
Wife . Then you God no God ; me no think , be . lieve he be such one , great much
power , strong ; no makee kill you , though you makee him much angry ? W. A.
What ! will my wicked life hinder you from believing in God ! What a dreadful ...
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2 Wife . So then he never makee kill , never angry when you do wicked ; do
wicked ; then he no good himself , or no great able : W. A. Yes , yes , my dear ; he
is infinitely good , and infinitely great , and able to punish too ; and fometimes to
thew ...
2 Wife . So then he never makee kill , never angry when you do wicked ; do
wicked ; then he no good himself , or no great able : W. A. Yes , yes , my dear ; he
is infinitely good , and infinitely great , and able to punish too ; and fometimes to
thew ...
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Wife . What you say O to him for ? W. A. I prayed to him to open your eyes and
your understanding , that you may know him , and be accepted by him . Wife .
Can he do that too ? W. A. Yes , he can ; he can do all things . Wife . But he no
hear ...
Wife . What you say O to him for ? W. A. I prayed to him to open your eyes and
your understanding , that you may know him , and be accepted by him . Wife .
Can he do that too ? W. A. Yes , he can ; he can do all things . Wife . But he no
hear ...
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