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The poor captain stamped and danced , and roared out like a mad boy ; and I
must confess I was frighted almost to death ; for though I could not come near
enough , being but a poor boy , to see how he was handled , yet I saw him
afterwards ...
The poor captain stamped and danced , and roared out like a mad boy ; and I
must confess I was frighted almost to death ; for though I could not come near
enough , being but a poor boy , to see how he was handled , yet I saw him
afterwards ...
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We stayed here a good while , believing ourselves secure ; and afterwards ,
towards evening , went forward to a place called Bournbridge , where the road to
Cambridge turns away out of the road to Newmarket , and where there are but
two ...
We stayed here a good while , believing ourselves secure ; and afterwards ,
towards evening , went forward to a place called Bournbridge , where the road to
Cambridge turns away out of the road to Newmarket , and where there are but
two ...
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... she saved my life to be sure , because I had then publicly espoused the
rebellion , and had been known to have been among them , which might have
been as fatal to me afterwards , though I had not been taken in the action , as if I
had .
... she saved my life to be sure , because I had then publicly espoused the
rebellion , and had been known to have been among them , which might have
been as fatal to me afterwards , though I had not been taken in the action , as if I
had .
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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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