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ling , which I gave an Account of in my Setting out into the World , to have been lo
pre dominate in my Thoughts , should be worn out the volatile Part be fully
evacuated , or at least condens'd , and I might at 61 Years of Age have been a
little ...
ling , which I gave an Account of in my Setting out into the World , to have been lo
pre dominate in my Thoughts , should be worn out the volatile Part be fully
evacuated , or at least condens'd , and I might at 61 Years of Age have been a
little ...
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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 ... 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 ...
With those Thoughts , I considered my new Engagement , that I had a Wife , one
Child born , and my Wife then great with ... 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 ...
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... Thoughts , as I was in the Brafils , when I wentfirst on Shore there ; and as
much alone , except as to the Affiftance of Servants , as I was in my Illand . I knew
neither what to do , or what not to do . I saw the World busy round me , one Part ...
... Thoughts , as I was in the Brafils , when I wentfirst on Shore there ; and as
much alone , except as to the Affiftance of Servants , as I was in my Illand . I knew
neither what to do , or what not to do . I saw the World busy round me , one Part ...
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This also was the Life which of all Circumstances of Life was the most my
Aversion , who had been all my Days used to an active Life ; and I would often
say to my self , A State of Idlen fs is the very Dregs of Life ; and indeed I thought I
was ...
This also was the Life which of all Circumstances of Life was the most my
Aversion , who had been all my Days used to an active Life ; and I would often
say to my self , A State of Idlen fs is the very Dregs of Life ; and indeed I thought I
was ...
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I thought this was but a reasonable Request on their Part , and therefore I
inclined to agree to it , for indeed I consider'd , that io carry this whole Company
to the East - Indies , would not only be an intollerable Severity upon the poor
People ...
I thought this was but a reasonable Request on their Part , and therefore I
inclined to agree to it , for indeed I consider'd , that io carry this whole Company
to the East - Indies , would not only be an intollerable Severity upon the poor
People ...
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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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