The Novels and Miscellaneous Works of Daniel Defoe, Volume 1Bell & Daldy, 1868 |
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... answered so very simply , that he took it upon him to tell them , he would answer for my being a good catholic ; and he hoped he should be the means of saving my soul ; and he pleased himself that it was to be a work of merit to him ...
... answered so very simply , that he took it upon him to tell them , he would answer for my being a good catholic ; and he hoped he should be the means of saving my soul ; and he pleased himself that it was to be a work of merit to him ...
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... answered I should either go on shore or be hanged on board , which he pleased . I then gave over all hope of being received again . I was not very thankful in my thoughts to my master for his soliciting the captain for me , because I ...
... answered I should either go on shore or be hanged on board , which he pleased . I then gave over all hope of being received again . I was not very thankful in my thoughts to my master for his soliciting the captain for me , because I ...
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... answer for their fidelity , or to have them kept in chains till they came to Lisbon , and there to be delivered up to justice , rather than , as they said , to have them left to be murdered by savages , or devoured by wild beasts . It ...
... answer for their fidelity , or to have them kept in chains till they came to Lisbon , and there to be delivered up to justice , rather than , as they said , to have them left to be murdered by savages , or devoured by wild beasts . It ...
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... answer it to his owners and employers to trust the ship and goods committed to his charge with men who had entertained thoughts of the worst and blackest nature ; that he wished heartily that it had been anywhere else that they had been ...
... answer it to his owners and employers to trust the ship and goods committed to his charge with men who had entertained thoughts of the worst and blackest nature ; that he wished heartily that it had been anywhere else that they had been ...
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... answered , that they understood all I had said before well enough , but what I meant by telling them first how dangerous and impossible it was to make our escape in a canoe , and yet then to advise making a canoe , that they could not ...
... answered , that they understood all I had said before well enough , but what I meant by telling them first how dangerous and impossible it was to make our escape in a canoe , and yet then to advise making a canoe , that they could not ...
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