The Novels and Miscellaneous Works of Daniel Defoe, Volume 1Bell & Daldy, 1868 |
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... rest , at the same time securing our property - Their successful issue - We stay two months at Bassora - My trouble of mind CHAPTER XX . • 233 Farther conversations with William , which quiet my conscience in some degree - Account of ...
... rest , at the same time securing our property - Their successful issue - We stay two months at Bassora - My trouble of mind CHAPTER XX . • 233 Farther conversations with William , which quiet my conscience in some degree - Account of ...
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... rest of our men had their liberty to go where they would , I , that knew not whither to go , stayed in the ship for several days , till at length one of the lieutenants seeing me , inquired what that young English dog did there , and ...
... rest of our men had their liberty to go where they would , I , that knew not whither to go , stayed in the ship for several days , till at length one of the lieutenants seeing me , inquired what that young English dog did there , and ...
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... rest ; and , as my lot fell among them , it made me have the most contemptible thoughts of the rest , as indeed they deserved . I was exactly fitted for their society indeed ; for I had no sense of virtue or religion upon me . I had ...
... rest ; and , as my lot fell among them , it made me have the most contemptible thoughts of the rest , as indeed they deserved . I was exactly fitted for their society indeed ; for I had no sense of virtue or religion upon me . I had ...
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... rest . I do not remember any great concern I was under about it , only that I cried very much ; for I knew little then of this world , and nothing at all of the next . However , the captain contented himself with executing these two ...
... rest . I do not remember any great concern I was under about it , only that I cried very much ; for I knew little then of this world , and nothing at all of the next . However , the captain contented himself with executing these two ...
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... rest of the officers , in behalf of us that were behind ; but to the very last day the captain was inexorable ; when , at the time their preparations were making to sail , and orders given to hoist the boats into the ship , all the ...
... rest of the officers , in behalf of us that were behind ; but to the very last day the captain was inexorable ; when , at the time their preparations were making to sail , and orders given to hoist the boats into the ship , all the ...
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