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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... reason'd my self out of it , as I believe People may always do in like Cases , if
they will and , in a Word , I conquer'd it ; compos'd my self with such Arguments
as occur'd to my Thought , and which my present Condition furnish'd me
plentifully ...
... reason'd my self out of it , as I believe People may always do in like Cases , if
they will and , in a Word , I conquer'd it ; compos'd my self with such Arguments
as occur'd to my Thought , and which my present Condition furnish'd me
plentifully ...
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All these Things , had I improv'd them as I ought to have done , and as Reason
and Religion had di & ated to me , would have taught me to search farther than
human Enjoyments for a full Felicity , and that there was fomething which cer+
tainly ...
All these Things , had I improv'd them as I ought to have done , and as Reason
and Religion had di & ated to me , would have taught me to search farther than
human Enjoyments for a full Felicity , and that there was fomething which cer+
tainly ...
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Light , when on a sudden , to our great Terror , tho ' we had Reason to expect it ,
the Ship blew up in the Air ; and immediately , that is to say , i12.a few Minutes ,
all the Fire was out , that is to say , the rest of the Ship sunk : This was a terrible ...
Light , when on a sudden , to our great Terror , tho ' we had Reason to expect it ,
the Ship blew up in the Air ; and immediately , that is to say , i12.a few Minutes ,
all the Fire was out , that is to say , the rest of the Ship sunk : This was a terrible ...
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... added , that it was nothing but what Reason and Humanity dictated to all Men ,
and that we had as much Reason as he to give Thanks to God who had bless'd
us so far as to make us the Instruments of his Mercy to so many of his Creatures .
... added , that it was nothing but what Reason and Humanity dictated to all Men ,
and that we had as much Reason as he to give Thanks to God who had bless'd
us so far as to make us the Instruments of his Mercy to so many of his Creatures .
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The Rogues were now no more capable to hear Reason , than to act Reason ,
and being retus'd their Arms , they went raving away and raging like mad Men ,
threatning what they would do , tho ' they had no Fire - Arms . But the Spaniards ...
The Rogues were now no more capable to hear Reason , than to act Reason ,
and being retus'd their Arms , they went raving away and raging like mad Men ,
threatning what they would do , tho ' they had no Fire - Arms . But the Spaniards ...
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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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