The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, Mariner: Who Lived Eight & Twenty Years All Alone in an Uninhabited Island on the Coast of America Near the Mouth of the Great River Oroonoque; Having Been Cast on Shore by Shipwreck Wherin All the Men Perished But Himself. With an Account how He was at Last as Strangely Delivered by Pyrates. Written by Himself...John Stockdale, 1790 |
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... began to confider what I was doing ; I corrected my wandering fancy , and began to argue with myfelf fedately , what busi- ness I had , after threefcore years , and after such a life of tedious fufferings and difafters , and clofed in ...
... began to confider what I was doing ; I corrected my wandering fancy , and began to argue with myfelf fedately , what busi- ness I had , after threefcore years , and after such a life of tedious fufferings and difafters , and clofed in ...
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... began in the fteerage by the negligence of the steersman ; but , on his crying out for help , was , as every body thought , entirely put out : but they foon found that fome fparks of the first fire had gotten into fome part of the fhip ...
... began in the fteerage by the negligence of the steersman ; but , on his crying out for help , was , as every body thought , entirely put out : but they foon found that fome fparks of the first fire had gotten into fome part of the fhip ...
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... began to revolve the change of his circumftances in his mind , and this put him into an ecstacy of joy ; his fpirits whirled about faster than the vessels could con- vey them ; the blood grew hot and feverifh ; and the man was as fit ...
... began to revolve the change of his circumftances in his mind , and this put him into an ecstacy of joy ; his fpirits whirled about faster than the vessels could con- vey them ; the blood grew hot and feverifh ; and the man was as fit ...
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... began to confult with us what fhould be done with them ; and first they told us , that , as we had faved their lives , fo all they had was little enough for a return to us for the kindness received . The captain faid , they had faved ...
... began to confult with us what fhould be done with them ; and first they told us , that , as we had faved their lives , fo all they had was little enough for a return to us for the kindness received . The captain faid , they had faved ...
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... began ; and , having no provifions of their own left , they were in a more deplorable condition than the rest ; for the feamen , being reduced to fuch an extreme neceffity themfelves , had no compaffion , we may be fure , for the poor ...
... began ; and , having no provifions of their own left , they were in a more deplorable condition than the rest ; for the feamen , being reduced to fuch an extreme neceffity themfelves , had no compaffion , we may be fure , for the poor ...
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