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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... he turned to me , and pointing to them , said , These , Sir , are some of the gentlemen who owe their lives to you . Publish'd July 1.1790 by I. Stockdale , Piccadilly THE FARTHER ADVENTURES 2 ) of Ce ROBINSON CRUSOE ; FRONTISPIECE.
... he turned to me , and pointing to them , said , These , Sir , are some of the gentlemen who owe their lives to you . Publish'd July 1.1790 by I. Stockdale , Piccadilly THE FARTHER ADVENTURES 2 ) of Ce ROBINSON CRUSOE ; FRONTISPIECE.
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... said , with his project of ing me thither , in his way to the East Indies . carry- I paused a while at his words , and looking steadily at him , What Devil , faid I , fent you of this unlucky errand ? My nephew ftartled , as if he had ...
... said , with his project of ing me thither , in his way to the East Indies . carry- I paused a while at his words , and looking steadily at him , What Devil , faid I , fent you of this unlucky errand ? My nephew ftartled , as if he had ...
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... said well , that they were escaped from the fire , and had a poffibility , that some ship might happen to be at fea , and might take them in . They had fails , oars , and a compass ; and were pre- paring to make the best of their way to ...
... said well , that they were escaped from the fire , and had a poffibility , that some ship might happen to be at fea , and might take them in . They had fails , oars , and a compass ; and were pre- paring to make the best of their way to ...
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... said he , for I had nothing to relieve them with . We immediately applied ourselves to give them what relief we could fpare ; and indeed I had fo far over- ruled things with my nephew , that I would have victualled them , though we had ...
... said he , for I had nothing to relieve them with . We immediately applied ourselves to give them what relief we could fpare ; and indeed I had fo far over- ruled things with my nephew , that I would have victualled them , though we had ...
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... said he had a long ftory to tell me ; the Spaniards all thought themselves much better among the favages , only that their number was fo fmall . And , fays he , had they been ftrong enough , we had been all long ago in purga- tory ; and ...
... said he had a long ftory to tell me ; the Spaniards all thought themselves much better among the favages , only that their number was fo fmall . And , fays he , had they been ftrong enough , we had been all long ago in purga- tory ; and ...
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