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before the hero begins to record his experiences – the verisimilitude of the first
part of Colonel Jacque could not be surpassed . Moreover , in picturing the life of
the poor , neglected boy , Defoe is unusually sympathetic . And so in the early ...
before the hero begins to record his experiences – the verisimilitude of the first
part of Colonel Jacque could not be surpassed . Moreover , in picturing the life of
the poor , neglected boy , Defoe is unusually sympathetic . And so in the early ...
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smack , is called captain , but colonels are soldiers , and none but gentlemen are
ever made colonels . ... I have known colonels come to be lords and generals ,
though they were bastards at first , and therefore you shall be called colonel .
smack , is called captain , but colonels are soldiers , and none but gentlemen are
ever made colonels . ... I have known colonels come to be lords and generals ,
though they were bastards at first , and therefore you shall be called colonel .
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They call me Colonel here , but my name is Jacque , an ' t please your worship .
Mast . But prithee , what is thy name ? Jacque . Jacque . Mast . What ! is thy
Christian name , then , Colonel , and thy surname Jacque ? Jacque . Truly , sir ,
to tell ...
They call me Colonel here , but my name is Jacque , an ' t please your worship .
Mast . But prithee , what is thy name ? Jacque . Jacque . Mast . What ! is thy
Christian name , then , Colonel , and thy surname Jacque ? Jacque . Truly , sir ,
to tell ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Works, Volumen6 Works, Daniel Defoe |
| Autor | Daniel Defoe |
| Editor | Brainard, 1903 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad Estatal de Pensilvania |
| Digitalizado | 20 Ene. 2010 |
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