The Novels and Miscellaneous Works of Daniel Defoe, Volume 1Bell & Daldy, 1868 |
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Page 23
... says one of them . says another . Yes , yes , says the third ( which was the gunner ) , the English dog has given excellent advice ; but it is just the way to bring us all to the gallows . The rogue has given devilish advice , indeed ...
... says one of them . says another . Yes , yes , says the third ( which was the gunner ) , the English dog has given excellent advice ; but it is just the way to bring us all to the gallows . The rogue has given devilish advice , indeed ...
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... say that for him , says he , he always looks the same way . But I think of my consci- ence , it is our only way now . Do not tell me , says I , of being a pirate : we must be pirates , or anything , to get fairly out of this cursed ...
... say that for him , says he , he always looks the same way . But I think of my consci- ence , it is our only way now . Do not tell me , says I , of being a pirate : we must be pirates , or anything , to get fairly out of this cursed ...
Page 82
... says our gunner , if that will do , we need not burn our mats , which are our beds to lay under us , and our tilting to cover us . Let me alone , says he . So he comes back into our tent , and falls to making some artificial fire ...
... says our gunner , if that will do , we need not burn our mats , which are our beds to lay under us , and our tilting to cover us . Let me alone , says he . So he comes back into our tent , and falls to making some artificial fire ...
Page 115
... says he , there is not a river but runs gold , not a desert but , without ploughing , bears a crop of ivory . What mines of gold , what immense stores of gold those mountains may contain , from whence these rivers come , or the shores ...
... says he , there is not a river but runs gold , not a desert but , without ploughing , bears a crop of ivory . What mines of gold , what immense stores of gold those mountains may contain , from whence these rivers come , or the shores ...
Page 130
... says he , thou sayest I must go with thee , and it is not in my power to resist thee , if I would ; but I desire thou wilt oblige the master of the sloop which I am on board , to certify under his hand , that I was taken away by force ...
... says he , thou sayest I must go with thee , and it is not in my power to resist thee , if I would ; but I desire thou wilt oblige the master of the sloop which I am on board , to certify under his hand , that I was taken away by force ...
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