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I made no question but it was for the lettercase , and that I should be carried there
too ; and then my poor brother Captain Jacque ' s case came into my head , and
that I should be whipped there as cruelly as he was , and I was in such a fright ...
I made no question but it was for the lettercase , and that I should be carried there
too ; and then my poor brother Captain Jacque ' s case came into my head , and
that I should be whipped there as cruelly as he was , and I was in such a fright ...
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and with that carried everything into the room , and , shutting the door , bid me put
them on , which I did most willingly ; and now you may believe that I began to
hope for something better than ordinary . In a little while after this came the ...
and with that carried everything into the room , and , shutting the door , bid me put
them on , which I did most willingly ; and now you may believe that I began to
hope for something better than ordinary . In a little while after this came the ...
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few hours , and at night we stood in again for the shore , when the five canoes
carried a great part of the goods on shore , and brought the money back in specie
, as well for that they carried as for all the rest , and at their second voyage carried
...
few hours , and at night we stood in again for the shore , when the five canoes
carried a great part of the goods on shore , and brought the money back in specie
, as well for that they carried as for all the rest , and at their second voyage carried
...
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| 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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