The Novels and Miscellaneous Works of Daniel Defoe, Volume 1Bell & Daldy, 1868 |
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... bills - Dreadfully distressed how to dispose of my share of the booty - My comrade proposes I shall return the bills and get the reward promised - Proceedings thereupon CHAPTER III . 275 I am examined by the gentleman touching the bills ...
... bills - Dreadfully distressed how to dispose of my share of the booty - My comrade proposes I shall return the bills and get the reward promised - Proceedings thereupon CHAPTER III . 275 I am examined by the gentleman touching the bills ...
Page ix
... bill cashed in London , and a sorted parcel of goods sent out for its amount - The greatest part of them are lost at the mouth of the bay - Reflections 393 CHAPTER XI . I advance rapidly to riches and honour for twelve years - My ...
... bill cashed in London , and a sorted parcel of goods sent out for its amount - The greatest part of them are lost at the mouth of the bay - Reflections 393 CHAPTER XI . I advance rapidly to riches and honour for twelve years - My ...
Page 250
... bill for five pounds , upon an English merchant in Venice , it brought tears out of my eyes too . After we had been both affected sufficiently with the tenderness and kindness of this letter , he turns to me ; says he , What shall I do ...
... bill for five pounds , upon an English merchant in Venice , it brought tears out of my eyes too . After we had been both affected sufficiently with the tenderness and kindness of this letter , he turns to me ; says he , What shall I do ...
Page 251
... bill backed of a hundred pounds , and bid her expect more in a post or two , and that you will send her enough to live on without keeping shop ; and then send her more . Accordingly William sent her a very kind letter , with a bill upon ...
... bill backed of a hundred pounds , and bid her expect more in a post or two , and that you will send her enough to live on without keeping shop ; and then send her more . Accordingly William sent her a very kind letter , with a bill upon ...
Page 253
... Naples , where we converted a large sum of money into bales of silk , left a large sum in a merchant's hands at Venice , and another considerable sum at Naples , and took bills of exchange for a great deal too ; and yet we came with such.
... Naples , where we converted a large sum of money into bales of silk , left a large sum in a merchant's hands at Venice , and another considerable sum at Naples , and took bills of exchange for a great deal too ; and yet we came with such.
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