The Farther Adventures of Robinson Crusoe: Being the Second and Last Part of His Life, and of the Strange Surprizing Accounts of His Travels Round Three Parts of the Globe, Part 2 |
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... how he would lew me all the glorious Things of that mighty Empire ; and
among the reft , the greatest City in the World ; a Ciry , said he , that your London ,
and our Paris put together , cannot be equal to : This was the City of Peking ,
which I ...
... how he would lew me all the glorious Things of that mighty Empire ; and
among the reft , the greatest City in the World ; a Ciry , said he , that your London ,
and our Paris put together , cannot be equal to : This was the City of Peking ,
which I ...
Page 321
... go to fetch ir my self any more , I had enough of that . The City of Naum , is a
Frontier of the Chinefe Empire ; they call it fortify'd , and so it is , as Forrifications
go there ; for this I will venture Y to to affirm , that all the Tartars in Karakathaie , [
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... go to fetch ir my self any more , I had enough of that . The City of Naum , is a
Frontier of the Chinefe Empire ; they call it fortify'd , and so it is , as Forrifications
go there ; for this I will venture Y to to affirm , that all the Tartars in Karakathaie , [
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We wanted , as I have said , above two Days Journey of this City , when
Messengers were sent Express to every part of the Road , to tell all Travellers
and Caravans , to halt till they had a Guard fent for them ; for that an unusual
Body of Tartars ...
We wanted , as I have said , above two Days Journey of this City , when
Messengers were sent Express to every part of the Road , to tell all Travellers
and Caravans , to halt till they had a Guard fent for them ; for that an unusual
Body of Tartars ...
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... as they call them , of Jarawena , in the Pay of the Muscovites , calling to the
leader of the Caravan , said to him , I'll go send all these people away to Siheilka
; this was a City , four or five Days Journey at least to the South , and rather
behind ...
... as they call them , of Jarawena , in the Pay of the Muscovites , calling to the
leader of the Caravan , said to him , I'll go send all these people away to Siheilka
; this was a City , four or five Days Journey at least to the South , and rather
behind ...
Page 344
Șo we pass'd safely on to the City of Faraveno , where there was a Garrison of
Muscovites , and there we rested five Days , the Caravan be ing exceedingly
fatigued with the last Day's hard march , and with want of Rest in the Night . From
this ...
Șo we pass'd safely on to the City of Faraveno , where there was a Garrison of
Muscovites , and there we rested five Days , the Caravan be ing exceedingly
fatigued with the last Day's hard march , and with want of Rest in the Night . From
this ...
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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 Accounts of His Travels Round Three Parts of the Globe, Part 2 Eighteenth century collections online |
| Author | Daniel Defoe |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | W. Taylor, 1719 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 28 Sep 2007 |
| Length | 373 pages |
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