The Novels and Miscellaneous Works of Daniel Defoe, Volume 1Bell & Daldy, 1868 |
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... seems , made it their business to spirit away little children . This was a hellish trade in those days , and chiefly practised where they found little children very well dressed , or for bigger children , to sell them to the plantations ...
... seems , made it their business to spirit away little children . This was a hellish trade in those days , and chiefly practised where they found little children very well dressed , or for bigger children , to sell them to the plantations ...
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... seems , always do , my master would let me have something for myself . But I was wrong in my man , for he was none of that kind : he had taken me up as in distress , and his business was to keep me so , and make his market of me as well ...
... seems , always do , my master would let me have something for myself . But I was wrong in my man , for he was none of that kind : he had taken me up as in distress , and his business was to keep me so , and make his market of me as well ...
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... seems , was particularly provoked at my being concerned in the treachery , because of his having been so kind to me , and of his having singled me out to serve him , as I have said above ; and this perhaps obliged him to give my master ...
... seems , was particularly provoked at my being concerned in the treachery , because of his having been so kind to me , and of his having singled me out to serve him , as I have said above ; and this perhaps obliged him to give my master ...
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Daniel Defoe. were not of great moment ; yet , as they seem to be introduc- tory of many more remarkable adventures which happened under my conduct hereabouts many years after , I think this miniature of my future enterprises may not be ...
Daniel Defoe. were not of great moment ; yet , as they seem to be introduc- tory of many more remarkable adventures which happened under my conduct hereabouts many years after , I think this miniature of my future enterprises may not be ...
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... seems , was upon a hill at a distance , cried out , A sail ! a sail ! We all turned out immediately ; but , though it was very clear weather , we could see nothing ; but the carpenter con- tinuing to halloo to us , A sail ! a sail ...
... seems , was upon a hill at a distance , cried out , A sail ! a sail ! We all turned out immediately ; but , though it was very clear weather , we could see nothing ; but the carpenter con- tinuing to halloo to us , A sail ! a sail ...
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