The Novels and Miscellaneous Works of Daniel Defoe, Volume 1Bell & Daldy, 1868 |
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... deal of damage , and it required some time to repair her ; so , standing in nearer the shore , the pilot , my master , brought the ship into a very good road , where we rid in twenty - six fathom water , about half - a - mile from the ...
... deal of damage , and it required some time to repair her ; so , standing in nearer the shore , the pilot , my master , brought the ship into a very good road , where we rid in twenty - six fathom water , about half - a - mile from the ...
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... deal of baggage , that is to say , in the whole , for some of us had little more than the clothes on our backs , of whom I was one ; but I had one thing which none of them had , viz . , I had the twenty - two moidores of gold , which I ...
... deal of baggage , that is to say , in the whole , for some of us had little more than the clothes on our backs , of whom I was one ; but I had one thing which none of them had , viz . , I had the twenty - two moidores of gold , which I ...
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... deal of luggage with us , and must , for our provision , take in a great deal more . I never proposed to speak in their general consultations before ; but finding they were at some loss about what kind of vessel they should make , and ...
... deal of luggage with us , and must , for our provision , take in a great deal more . I never proposed to speak in their general consultations before ; but finding they were at some loss about what kind of vessel they should make , and ...
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... deal more ; and that , in short , if we would venture over to the shore of Africa , it must be from hence ; for that , if we went further , the breadth of the sea still increased , and to what breadth it might increase we knew not ...
... deal more ; and that , in short , if we would venture over to the shore of Africa , it must be from hence ; for that , if we went further , the breadth of the sea still increased , and to what breadth it might increase we knew not ...
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... deal of earthenware here , which they make use of many ways , as we did : particularly , they had long deep earthen pots , which they used to sink into the ground , to keep the water which they drank cool and pleasant ; and the other ...
... deal of earthenware here , which they make use of many ways , as we did : particularly , they had long deep earthen pots , which they used to sink into the ground , to keep the water which they drank cool and pleasant ; and the other ...
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