Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, Mariner: With an Account of His Travels Round Three Parts of the GlobeCrosby and Nichols, 1864 - 591 páginas |
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... ligion that kept me from going there for the present ; and as I had made no scruple of being openly of the religion of the country all the while I was among them , so neither did I yet ; only that , now and then , having of late thought ...
... ligion that kept me from going there for the present ; and as I had made no scruple of being openly of the religion of the country all the while I was among them , so neither did I yet ; only that , now and then , having of late thought ...
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... ligion , civilizing , and reducing them by kind usage and affec- tionate arguings ; but as they gave them their food every day , so they gave them their work too , and kept them fully em- ployed in drudgery enough ; but they failed in ...
... ligion , civilizing , and reducing them by kind usage and affec- tionate arguings ; but as they gave them their food every day , so they gave them their work too , and kept them fully em- ployed in drudgery enough ; but they failed in ...
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... ligion , I do not know that there was any thing of that kind among them : they often , indeed , put one another in mind that there was a God , by the very common method of seamen , viz . swearing by his name ; nor were their poor ...
... ligion , I do not know that there was any thing of that kind among them : they often , indeed , put one another in mind that there was a God , by the very common method of seamen , viz . swearing by his name ; nor were their poor ...
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... ligion , and was indeed expressly forbidden in God's law . They heard all this very attentively , and I delivered it very faithfully to them from his mouth , as near his own words as 1 could ; only sometimes adding something of my own ...
... ligion , and was indeed expressly forbidden in God's law . They heard all this very attentively , and I delivered it very faithfully to them from his mouth , as near his own words as 1 could ; only sometimes adding something of my own ...
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... ligion themselves before they pretend to teach other people . " " Will Atkins , " said I to him , “ though I am afraid that what you say has too much truth in it , yet can you not tell your wife she is in the wrong ; that there is a God ...
... ligion themselves before they pretend to teach other people . " " Will Atkins , " said I to him , “ though I am afraid that what you say has too much truth in it , yet can you not tell your wife she is in the wrong ; that there is a God ...
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