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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... and my Fancy work'd so steadily and strongly upon it , that I talk'd of it out of
Sleep ; in short , nothing could remove it out of my Mind ; it even broke so
violently into all my Discourses , that it made my Conversation tirefome ; fome ; for
. I could ...
... and my Fancy work'd so steadily and strongly upon it , that I talk'd of it out of
Sleep ; in short , nothing could remove it out of my Mind ; it even broke so
violently into all my Discourses , that it made my Conversation tirefome ; fome ; for
. I could ...
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... and to engage in fome Bufiness thất might effeaually tye me up from any more
Excursions of this Kind ; for I found that Thing return upon ' me chiefly when I was
idle , had nothing to do , or any Thing of Moment immediately before me .
... and to engage in fome Bufiness thất might effeaually tye me up from any more
Excursions of this Kind ; for I found that Thing return upon ' me chiefly when I was
idle , had nothing to do , or any Thing of Moment immediately before me .
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... that fome Merchants of his Acquaintance had been proposing to him to go a
Voyage for them to the East Indies and to China , as private Traders And now
Uncle , fays he , if you will go to Sea with me , I'll engage to land you upon your
old ...
... that fome Merchants of his Acquaintance had been proposing to him to go a
Voyage for them to the East Indies and to China , as private Traders And now
Uncle , fays he , if you will go to Sea with me , I'll engage to land you upon your
old ...
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Having made fome Noise with rifing , and walking about , going out and coming
in , another of them wak'd , and calling , askid , who it was that was up ? The
Goverrour told him , how it had been with him . Say you fo , says the other
Spaniard ...
Having made fome Noise with rifing , and walking about , going out and coming
in , another of them wak'd , and calling , askid , who it was that was up ? The
Goverrour told him , how it had been with him . Say you fo , says the other
Spaniard ...
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The Spaniards were in no small Confternation at this Sight , and as they found
that the Fellows ran ftraggling all over the Shore , they made no doubt , but first or
last , fome of them would chop in upon their Habitation , or upon fome other place
...
The Spaniards were in no small Confternation at this Sight , and as they found
that the Fellows ran ftraggling all over the Shore , they made no doubt , but first or
last , fome of them would chop in upon their Habitation , or upon fome other place
...
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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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