The Novels and Miscellaneous Works of Daniel Defoe, Volume 1Bell & Daldy, 1868 |
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... care of me to be sure ; for the first thing I can remember of myself afterwards , was , that I went to a parish school , and the minister of the parish used TAKEN BY AN ALGERINE ROVER . 3 to talk to 2 CAPTAIN SINGLETON .
... care of me to be sure ; for the first thing I can remember of myself afterwards , was , that I went to a parish school , and the minister of the parish used TAKEN BY AN ALGERINE ROVER . 3 to talk to 2 CAPTAIN SINGLETON .
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... sure I kept no journal . I was not much concerned at the disaster , though I saw my master , after having been wounded by a splinter in the head during the engagement , very barbarously used by the Turks ; I say , I was not much ...
... sure I kept no journal . I was not much concerned at the disaster , though I saw my master , after having been wounded by a splinter in the head during the engagement , very barbarously used by the Turks ; I say , I was not much ...
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... sure of the wind to be fair , and the sea smooth all the voyage . This was some encouragement ; but staying again was very unwelcome news to us , because that then the sun would be returning again to the south , which was what our men ...
... sure of the wind to be fair , and the sea smooth all the voyage . This was some encouragement ; but staying again was very unwelcome news to us , because that then the sun would be returning again to the south , which was what our men ...
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Daniel Defoe. should have a fair cast for our lives , and might be sure to make ourselves rich , which way soever we went , if we were but able to make our way through , whether by sea or land . Besides , as the case stood with us , we ...
Daniel Defoe. should have a fair cast for our lives , and might be sure to make ourselves rich , which way soever we went , if we were but able to make our way through , whether by sea or land . Besides , as the case stood with us , we ...
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... sure that we should have no service from them but that of mere slaves - no subjection that would continue any longer than the fear of us was upon them , nor any labour but by violence . Before I go any farther , I must hint to the ...
... sure that we should have no service from them but that of mere slaves - no subjection that would continue any longer than the fear of us was upon them , nor any labour but by violence . Before I go any farther , I must hint to the ...
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