The Novels and Miscellaneous Works of Daniel Defoe, Volume 1Bell & Daldy, 1868 |
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... gave over all thought but of their perishing and starving , being devoured by wild beasts , murdered , and perhaps eaten by cannibals , and the like . I was but a young fellow about seventeen or eighteen ; but hearing what was to be my ...
... gave over all thought but of their perishing and starving , being devoured by wild beasts , murdered , and perhaps eaten by cannibals , and the like . I was but a young fellow about seventeen or eighteen ; but hearing what was to be my ...
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... gave him for his knife . This was a good market , but our misfortune was , we had no merchandise ; for our knives were as needful to us as to them , and but that we were in distress for food and must of necessity have some , these men ...
... gave him for his knife . This was a good market , but our misfortune was , we had no merchandise ; for our knives were as needful to us as to them , and but that we were in distress for food and must of necessity have some , these men ...
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... gave us some large fish , of which we did not know the names , but they were very good . It was our misfortune still that we had nothing to give them in return ; but our artist , of whom I spoke before , gave them two little thin plates ...
... gave us some large fish , of which we did not know the names , but they were very good . It was our misfortune still that we had nothing to give them in return ; but our artist , of whom I spoke before , gave them two little thin plates ...
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... gave us a taste of what we should have done , if we had ventured forward with a scant wind and uncertain weather , and gave us a surfeit of our design for the main , at least until we might have some better vessels under us ; so we went ...
... gave us a taste of what we should have done , if we had ventured forward with a scant wind and uncertain weather , and gave us a surfeit of our design for the main , at least until we might have some better vessels under us ; so we went ...
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... gave us ; but as we had nothing to give them , we found them not so free as the people of Madagascar were . However , our cutler went to work , and , as he had saved some iron out of the wreck of the ship , he made abundance of toys ...
... gave us ; but as we had nothing to give them , we found them not so free as the people of Madagascar were . However , our cutler went to work , and , as he had saved some iron out of the wreck of the ship , he made abundance of toys ...
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