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 2W. Taylor, 1719 - 373 pages |
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Page 75
... Reason to believe he had done it , for the poor Savage was in fuch a mi- ferable Condition , with the Wound he had re- ceiv'd , that it was thought he could not live . But But the Governor Spaniard ftill faid No , it was [ 75 ] ther all ...
... Reason to believe he had done it , for the poor Savage was in fuch a mi- ferable Condition , with the Wound he had re- ceiv'd , that it was thought he could not live . But But the Governor Spaniard ftill faid No , it was [ 75 ] ther all ...
Page 91
... Reason was , because , ac- cording to my Rule , Nature dictated , that it was to no Purpose to fow more Corn than they wan- ted , but the Difference of the Cultivation , of the Planting , of the Fences , and indeed of every Thing else ...
... Reason was , because , ac- cording to my Rule , Nature dictated , that it was to no Purpose to fow more Corn than they wan- ted , but the Difference of the Cultivation , of the Planting , of the Fences , and indeed of every Thing else ...
Page 126
... Reason offer'd , as well for prefent Sup- port , as for future Deliverance . He told me that Grief was the moft fenfelefs infignificant Paffion in the World ; for that it regarded only Things paft , which were generally impoffible to be ...
... Reason offer'd , as well for prefent Sup- port , as for future Deliverance . He told me that Grief was the moft fenfelefs infignificant Paffion in the World ; for that it regarded only Things paft , which were generally impoffible to be ...
Page 129
... Reason were lefs fupplied with the Neceffaries of Life , than they had Reafon to believe others were in the fame Part of the World ; and yet they found , that these Savages were lefs ravenous and voracious , than those who had better ...
... Reason were lefs fupplied with the Neceffaries of Life , than they had Reafon to believe others were in the fame Part of the World ; and yet they found , that these Savages were lefs ravenous and voracious , than those who had better ...
Page 149
... Reason why they should scruple to let him marry them all , which I knew well e- nough would be granted to be as authentick and valid in England , as if they were marry'd by one of our own Clergy - men : What was afterwards done in this ...
... Reason why they should scruple to let him marry them all , which I knew well e- nough would be granted to be as authentick and valid in England , as if they were marry'd by one of our own Clergy - men : What was afterwards done in this ...
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