The Novels and Miscellaneous Works of Daniel Defoe, Volume 1Bell & Daldy, 1868 |
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... particular liking to me , and employed me frequently on his own occasions ; and , on the other hand , in recompence for my officious dili- gence , I received several particular favours from him ; par- ticularly , I was , by the ...
... particular liking to me , and employed me frequently on his own occasions ; and , on the other hand , in recompence for my officious dili- gence , I received several particular favours from him ; par- ticularly , I was , by the ...
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... particular , I resolved , after studying all other ways to deliver myself , and finding all ineffectual , I say , I resolved to murder him . With this hellish resolution in my head , I spent whole nights and days contriving how to put ...
... particular , I resolved , after studying all other ways to deliver myself , and finding all ineffectual , I say , I resolved to murder him . With this hellish resolution in my head , I spent whole nights and days contriving how to put ...
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... particular service to him . When I understood that my master was so apparently kind , I asked if I might not be admitted to speak with him , and they told me I might , if my master would come down to me , but I could not be allowed to ...
... particular service to him . When I understood that my master was so apparently kind , I asked if I might not be admitted to speak with him , and they told me I might , if my master would come down to me , but I could not be allowed to ...
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... particular thing without advice of the rest , and by the majority . Having established these rules , we resolved to enter into some measures for our food , and for conversing with the inhabitants or natives of the island for our supply ...
... particular thing without advice of the rest , and by the majority . Having established these rules , we resolved to enter into some measures for our food , and for conversing with the inhabitants or natives of the island for our supply ...
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... particular , we got about fifty head of black cattle and goats , and our cook's mate took care to cure them , and dry them salt and preserve them , for our grand supply ; nor was this hard to do , the salt and saltpetre being very good ...
... particular , we got about fifty head of black cattle and goats , and our cook's mate took care to cure them , and dry them salt and preserve them , for our grand supply ; nor was this hard to do , the salt and saltpetre being very good ...
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