The Novels and Miscellaneous Works of Daniel Defoe, Volume 4Bell & Daldy, 1854 |
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Page 104
... lodgings , and sent away Amy with such bundles as I had prepared for travelling . I also sent several parcels of my fine furniture to the merchant's house to be laid up for me , and bringing the key of the lodgings with me , I came back ...
... lodgings , and sent away Amy with such bundles as I had prepared for travelling . I also sent several parcels of my fine furniture to the merchant's house to be laid up for me , and bringing the key of the lodgings with me , I came back ...
Page 115
... lodgings , is visited in the dark , disowned upon all occasions before God and man ; is main- tained , indeed , for a time , but is certainly condemned to be abandoned at last , and left to the miseries of fate and her own just disaster ...
... lodgings , is visited in the dark , disowned upon all occasions before God and man ; is main- tained , indeed , for a time , but is certainly condemned to be abandoned at last , and left to the miseries of fate and her own just disaster ...
Page 116
... lodgings at Versailles ; for he never had so much as the least intimation of the way I was really gone ; but that I was there he was certain , and certain that the merchant was privy to it . The merchant bade him defiance ; however , he ...
... lodgings at Versailles ; for he never had so much as the least intimation of the way I was really gone ; but that I was there he was certain , and certain that the merchant was privy to it . The merchant bade him defiance ; however , he ...
Page 118
... lodgings in the same house where I lodged , and the room he lay in opened , as he was wishing it would , just opposite to my lodging - room , so we could almost call out of bed to one another ; and I was not at all shy of him on that ...
... lodgings in the same house where I lodged , and the room he lay in opened , as he was wishing it would , just opposite to my lodging - room , so we could almost call out of bed to one another ; and I was not at all shy of him on that ...
Page 119
Daniel Defoe. TAKES LODGINGS IN THE SAME HOUSE . 119 every coast so near that they were seldom in danger of being lost indeed ; For , says he , if they cannot fetch one coast , they can always stand away for another , and run afore it ...
Daniel Defoe. TAKES LODGINGS IN THE SAME HOUSE . 119 every coast so near that they were seldom in danger of being lost indeed ; For , says he , if they cannot fetch one coast , they can always stand away for another , and run afore it ...
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