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We remained here about a month , when , on a sudden , my captain was gone ,
horse and all , and I knew nothing what was become of him . Nor did I ever see or
hear of him for eighteen months after , nor did he so much as leave the least ...
We remained here about a month , when , on a sudden , my captain was gone ,
horse and all , and I knew nothing what was become of him . Nor did I ever see or
hear of him for eighteen months after , nor did he so much as leave the least ...
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We looked upon this as a mighty favour , that she sent to the master ' s house ,
and , to our greater joy , she brought us word about an hour after that he was not
gone , and was at a tavern in the town , whither his boy had been to fetch him ,
and ...
We looked upon this as a mighty favour , that she sent to the master ' s house ,
and , to our greater joy , she brought us word about an hour after that he was not
gone , and was at a tavern in the town , whither his boy had been to fetch him ,
and ...
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However , I kept a couple of trusty agents so near her that I failed not to have a
full account of her conduct , though I never let her know anything of me but that I
was gone over to France . As to her bills which she said she would draw upon me
...
However , I kept a couple of trusty agents so near her that I failed not to have a
full account of her conduct , though I never let her know anything of me but that I
was gone over to France . As to her bills which she said she would draw upon me
...
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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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