The Novels and Miscellaneous Works of Daniel Defoe, Volume 1Bell & Daldy, 1868 |
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... fight her captain , and thrash him heartily - My wife's death- Entertain thoughts of a fourth wife - Courtship and marriage with my factor's daughter - She makes me an excellent wife , but dies at the end of four years - I return to ...
... fight her captain , and thrash him heartily - My wife's death- Entertain thoughts of a fourth wife - Courtship and marriage with my factor's daughter - She makes me an excellent wife , but dies at the end of four years - I return to ...
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... fight ; and all the rest , understanding what he meant , an- swered him , and run together to the place where he was , and we not knowing what it meant , stood still , looking upon one another like a parcel of fools . But we were ...
... fight ; and all the rest , understanding what he meant , an- swered him , and run together to the place where he was , and we not knowing what it meant , stood still , looking upon one another like a parcel of fools . But we were ...
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... fight , to keep up their courage . Nor was there less need of it upon several occasions hereafter ; and I do confess I have often wondered how a number of men , who , when they came to the extremity , were so ill supported by their own ...
... fight , to keep up their courage . Nor was there less need of it upon several occasions hereafter ; and I do confess I have often wondered how a number of men , who , when they came to the extremity , were so ill supported by their own ...
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... fight , and heard my proposal for keeping a number of prisoners for our march , and for carrying our baggage , turns to me before them all . Captain Bob , says he , I think you must be our leader , for all the success of this enterprise ...
... fight , and heard my proposal for keeping a number of prisoners for our march , and for carrying our baggage , turns to me before them all . Captain Bob , says he , I think you must be our leader , for all the success of this enterprise ...
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... fights , but finer than ordinary , being made of black smooth wood , as fine as ebony , and headed at the point with the end of a long tooth of some creature , we could not tell of what creature ; the head was so firm put on , and the ...
... fights , but finer than ordinary , being made of black smooth wood , as fine as ebony , and headed at the point with the end of a long tooth of some creature , we could not tell of what creature ; the head was so firm put on , and the ...
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