The Novels and Miscellaneous Works of Daniel Defoe, Volume 1Bell & Daldy, 1868 |
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... side ; for a master of a ship , who took a fancy to me , was the first that brought me to a place not far from South- ampton , which I afterwards knew to be Bussleton ; and there I attended the carpenters , and such people as were ...
... side ; for a master of a ship , who took a fancy to me , was the first that brought me to a place not far from South- ampton , which I afterwards knew to be Bussleton ; and there I attended the carpenters , and such people as were ...
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... side ; for we had nothing to buy with , or exchange for ; and as to giving us things for nothing , they had no notion of that again . As to our money , it was mere trash to them , they had no value for it ; so that we were in a fair way ...
... side ; for we had nothing to buy with , or exchange for ; and as to giving us things for nothing , they had no notion of that again . As to our money , it was mere trash to them , they had no value for it ; so that we were in a fair way ...
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... side of the island to look for any shipping , especially for shipping of other nations , this being quite out of the way ; however , we put to sea , after taking all our provisions and ammunitions , bag and baggage , on board . We had ...
... side of the island to look for any shipping , especially for shipping of other nations , this being quite out of the way ; however , we put to sea , after taking all our provisions and ammunitions , bag and baggage , on board . We had ...
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... side , as much as it had advanced on this side , and a great deal more ; and that , in short , if we would venture over to the shore of Africa , it must be from hence ; for that , if we went further , the breadth of the sea still ...
... side , as much as it had advanced on this side , and a great deal more ; and that , in short , if we would venture over to the shore of Africa , it must be from hence ; for that , if we went further , the breadth of the sea still ...
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... side of the creek , yet within a quarter of a mile of us , N.W. by N. , and very happily intercepted the heat of the ... sides we fortified with a bank , which entirely covered our huts ; and , being drawn oblique from the north - west ...
... side of the creek , yet within a quarter of a mile of us , N.W. by N. , and very happily intercepted the heat of the ... sides we fortified with a bank , which entirely covered our huts ; and , being drawn oblique from the north - west ...
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