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With those Thoughts , I considered my new Engagement , that I had a Wife , one
Child born , and my Wife then great with Child of another ; that I had all the World
could give me , and had no Need to seek Hazards for Gain ; that I was de clining
...
With those Thoughts , I considered my new Engagement , that I had a Wife , one
Child born , and my Wife then great with Child of another ; that I had all the World
could give me , and had no Need to seek Hazards for Gain ; that I was de clining
...
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This Blow was the Loss of my Wife , It is not my Business here to write an Elegy
upozy my Wife , give a Character of her particular Virtues , and make my Court to
the Sex by the Flattery of a Funeral Sermon . She was , in a few Words , the Scay
...
This Blow was the Loss of my Wife , It is not my Business here to write an Elegy
upozy my Wife , give a Character of her particular Virtues , and make my Court to
the Sex by the Flattery of a Funeral Sermon . She was , in a few Words , the Scay
...
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That you will all engage , that if any of you take any of these Women , as a
Woman or Wife , that he shall take but one ; and that having taken one , none
else shall touch her ; for tho ' we cannot marry any of yoll , yet ' tis ' but reasonable
, that ...
That you will all engage , that if any of you take any of these Women , as a
Woman or Wife , that he shall take but one ; and that having taken one , none
else shall touch her ; for tho ' we cannot marry any of yoll , yet ' tis ' but reasonable
, that ...
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... tell him there is one Thing will make him the best Minister in the World to his
Wife , and that is , Repentance ; for none teach Repentance like true Penitents :
He wants nothing but to repent , and than he will be so much the better qualify'd
to ...
... tell him there is one Thing will make him the best Minister in the World to his
Wife , and that is , Repentance ; for none teach Repentance like true Penitents :
He wants nothing but to repent , and than he will be so much the better qualify'd
to ...
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If that poor Atkins begins but once to talk seriously of Jesus Christ to his Wife , my
Life for it , he talks himself into a ... as above , to endeavour to persuade their
Wives to embrace Christianity , he marry'd the other three Couple ; but Will .
If that poor Atkins begins but once to talk seriously of Jesus Christ to his Wife , my
Life for it , he talks himself into a ... as above , to endeavour to persuade their
Wives to embrace Christianity , he marry'd the other three Couple ; but Will .
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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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