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So we were allowed to return to our warm apartment among the coal - ashes ,
where I slept many a cold winter night ; nay , I may say , many a winter , as sound
and as comfortably as ever I did since , though in better lodgings . In this manner
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So we were allowed to return to our warm apartment among the coal - ashes ,
where I slept many a cold winter night ; nay , I may say , many a winter , as sound
and as comfortably as ever I did since , though in better lodgings . In this manner
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Gentlemen know better , and are taught better , and it is plain you know better . I
beseech you , sir , when you are tempted to swear , always ask yourself , “ Is this
like a gentleman ? Does this become me as a gentleman ? ? Do but ask yourself
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Gentlemen know better , and are taught better , and it is plain you know better . I
beseech you , sir , when you are tempted to swear , always ask yourself , “ Is this
like a gentleman ? Does this become me as a gentleman ? ? Do but ask yourself
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How can they tell we be no better ? Jacque . What ! do they never spare ? Negro .
Master , me speakee the true ; they never give mercie ; they always whippee ,
lashee , knockee down , all cruel . Negro be muchee better man , do muchee ...
How can they tell we be no better ? Jacque . What ! do they never spare ? Negro .
Master , me speakee the true ; they never give mercie ; they always whippee ,
lashee , knockee down , all cruel . Negro be muchee better man , do muchee ...
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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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