The Novels and Miscellaneous Works of Daniel Defoe, Volume 1Bell & Daldy, 1868 |
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... carried on board ship by a Virginia captain - Make the coast of Virginia in 32 days - Captain Jack makes his escape - A peep into futurity - I am sold along with the others to a rich planter- My master holds a long conversation with me ...
... carried on board ship by a Virginia captain - Make the coast of Virginia in 32 days - Captain Jack makes his escape - A peep into futurity - I am sold along with the others to a rich planter- My master holds a long conversation with me ...
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... carrying thirty - eight guns , of which Singleton had the command . With this force they swept the seas of every ... carrying away all the spoil . Our hero had now to begin the world again ; but he was not disheartened . Having a large ...
... carrying thirty - eight guns , of which Singleton had the command . With this force they swept the seas of every ... carrying away all the spoil . Our hero had now to begin the world again ; but he was not disheartened . Having a large ...
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... carried on a considerable trade , and in the end grew very rich . It was now time to think of leaving off so hazardous a mode of life , with the guilt of which our Captain began to have some compunctions of conscience , that were ...
... carried on a considerable trade , and in the end grew very rich . It was now time to think of leaving off so hazardous a mode of life , with the guilt of which our Captain began to have some compunctions of conscience , that were ...
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... carried me quite away . From this time , it seems , I was disposed of to a beggar woman that wanted a pretty little child to set out her case ; and , after that , to a gipsey , under whose government I continued till I was about six ...
... carried me quite away . From this time , it seems , I was disposed of to a beggar woman that wanted a pretty little child to set out her case ; and , after that , to a gipsey , under whose government I continued till I was about six ...
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... carried me to sea with him , on a voyage to Newfoundland . I lived well enough , and pleased my master so well , that he called me his own boy , and I would have called him father , but he would not allow it , for he had children of his ...
... carried me to sea with him , on a voyage to Newfoundland . I lived well enough , and pleased my master so well , that he called me his own boy , and I would have called him father , but he would not allow it , for he had children of his ...
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