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After this the young Priest apply'd himself to his Country - Foiks ; laboured to
compose them ; perTwaded , entreated , argued , reason'd with them , and did his
utmost to keep thein within the Exercise of their Reason , and with some he had ...
After this the young Priest apply'd himself to his Country - Foiks ; laboured to
compose them ; perTwaded , entreated , argued , reason'd with them , and did his
utmost to keep thein within the Exercise of their Reason , and with some he had ...
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... especially the Passengers , at the Notion of being carried away to the East
Indies , and they then entreated me , that fee ng I was driven so far to the
Westward before I met with them , I wou'd at least keep on the same Course to
the Banks of ...
... especially the Passengers , at the Notion of being carried away to the East
Indies , and they then entreated me , that fee ng I was driven so far to the
Westward before I met with them , I wou'd at least keep on the same Course to
the Banks of ...
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Our Business was to relieve this distressed Ship's Crew , - but not to lie by for
them ; and tho they were willing to steer the same Course with us for some Days ,
yet we could carry no Sail to keep Pace with a Ship that had no Mafts ; however ...
Our Business was to relieve this distressed Ship's Crew , - but not to lie by for
them ; and tho they were willing to steer the same Course with us for some Days ,
yet we could carry no Sail to keep Pace with a Ship that had no Mafts ; however ...
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of more Value than his Life , ought to be to mo of much less Value than the
keeping or parting with a Servant : But on the other hand , I was persuaded , that
Friday would by no Means consent to part with me , and I could not force him to it
...
of more Value than his Life , ought to be to mo of much less Value than the
keeping or parting with a Servant : But on the other hand , I was persuaded , that
Friday would by no Means consent to part with me , and I could not force him to it
...
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that there was no Body to marry them ; that they agreed before the Governour to
keep them as their Wives ; and to keep them , and own them as their Wives ; and
they thought as Things stood with them , they were as legally married , as if they ...
that there was no Body to marry them ; that they agreed before the Governour to
keep them as their Wives ; and to keep them , and own them as their Wives ; and
they thought as Things stood with them , they were as legally married , as if they ...
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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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