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I found myself so refreshed with having a pair of warm stockings on , and a pair of
dry shoes — things , I say , which I had not been acquainted with a great while —
that I began to call to my mind my being a gentleman , and now I thought it ...
I found myself so refreshed with having a pair of warm stockings on , and a pair of
dry shoes — things , I say , which I had not been acquainted with a great while —
that I began to call to my mind my being a gentleman , and now I thought it ...
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In the meantime the ship , which was indeed just ready to go , and only on notice
given had come to an anchor for us at Shields , weighed , stood over the bar ,
and went off to sea ; and when we waked , and began to peep abroad , which
was ...
In the meantime the ship , which was indeed just ready to go , and only on notice
given had come to an anchor for us at Shields , weighed , stood over the bar ,
and went off to sea ; and when we waked , and began to peep abroad , which
was ...
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The ingratitude of their return for the compassion I showed them provoked me , I
confess , and a little hardened my heart ; and I began with the negroes , two of
whom I was obliged to correct ; and I thought I did it most cruelly ; but after I had ...
The ingratitude of their return for the compassion I showed them provoked me , I
confess , and a little hardened my heart ; and I began with the negroes , two of
whom I was obliged to correct ; and I thought I did it most cruelly ; but after 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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