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No ; you shall not be asked the name of anybody , nor to tell who they are . Boy . I
am but a poor boy , and I would fain have the gentleman have his bills ; and
indeed I did not take them away , nor I han ' t got them . Gent . But can you tell
how ...
No ; you shall not be asked the name of anybody , nor to tell who they are . Boy . I
am but a poor boy , and I would fain have the gentleman have his bills ; and
indeed I did not take them away , nor I han ' t got them . Gent . But can you tell
how ...
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I asked my way to Kentish Town , and it happened to be of a poor woman that
said she lived there ; upon which intelligence I asked if she knew a woman that
lived there whose name was Smith . She answered yes , very well ; that she was
not ...
I asked my way to Kentish Town , and it happened to be of a poor woman that
said she lived there ; upon which intelligence I asked if she knew a woman that
lived there whose name was Smith . She answered yes , very well ; that she was
not ...
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He asked them if they had seen two fellows come that way upon one horse . The
man said he had , that they went by in the afternoon , and asked the way to
Cambridge , but did not stop only to drink one mug . “ Oh ! ” says he , “ are they
gone ...
He asked them if they had seen two fellows come that way upon one horse . The
man said he had , that they went by in the afternoon , and asked the way to
Cambridge , but did not stop only to drink one mug . “ Oh ! ” says he , “ are they
gone ...
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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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