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... nor could they use those the Savages gave them , so that they could do
nothing , but stand still , and be wounded with ... they come up to the Teeth of
their Enemy ; and then indeed the three HalK berds berds they had , were of Use
to them ...
... nor could they use those the Savages gave them , so that they could do
nothing , but stand still , and be wounded with ... they come up to the Teeth of
their Enemy ; and then indeed the three HalK berds berds they had , were of Use
to them ...
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berds they had , were of Use to them ; and they would often drive a whole little
Army before them with those Halberds and sharpen'd Sticks put into the Muzzles
of their Muskets : But that for all this they were some Times surrounded with ...
berds they had , were of Use to them ; and they would often drive a whole little
Army before them with those Halberds and sharpen'd Sticks put into the Muzzles
of their Muskets : But that for all this they were some Times surrounded with ...
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Sterl , in the same Goods for other Uses ; and I oblig'd him to set up the Sloop
which I had brought with me from England , as I have said , for the Use of my
Colony , in order to send the Refreshments I intended to my Plantation .
Accordingly he ...
Sterl , in the same Goods for other Uses ; and I oblig'd him to set up the Sloop
which I had brought with me from England , as I have said , for the Use of my
Colony , in order to send the Refreshments I intended to my Plantation .
Accordingly he ...
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... as the ShipWrights use for that Work ; and the Man that tended the Carpenter ,
had a great Iron Laddle in his Hand , with which he supply'd the Men that were at
Work with that hot Stuff ; two of the Enemies Men entred the Boat just where this ...
... as the ShipWrights use for that Work ; and the Man that tended the Carpenter ,
had a great Iron Laddle in his Hand , with which he supply'd the Men that were at
Work with that hot Stuff ; two of the Enemies Men entred the Boat just where this ...
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No , no , says he , God forbid they should deliver you up to such a Crew of
Monsters , they shall not do that neither , that would be murdering you indeed .
Why , says I , how would they use me ? Use you , says he , I'll tell you how they
serv'd a ...
No , no , says he , God forbid they should deliver you up to such a Crew of
Monsters , they shall not do that neither , that would be murdering you indeed .
Why , says I , how would they use me ? Use you , says he , I'll tell you how they
serv'd a ...
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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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