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thrust my hand quite up to my elbow , but no bottom was to be found , or any end
of the hole or cavity . I got a stick of the tree , and thrust it in a great way , but all
was one . Then I cried , nay , roared out , I was in such a passion . Then I got
down ...
thrust my hand quite up to my elbow , but no bottom was to be found , or any end
of the hole or cavity . I got a stick of the tree , and thrust it in a great way , but all
was one . Then I cried , nay , roared out , I was in such a passion . Then I got
down ...
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This they agreed to ; and the gentleman accordingly drew up a particular of all
the bills that he remembered , as he said , was in the book , and also of the
diamonds , as follows :One bill under Sir Henry Furness ' s hand for £1200 . One
bill ...
This they agreed to ; and the gentleman accordingly drew up a particular of all
the bills that he remembered , as he said , was in the book , and also of the
diamonds , as follows :One bill under Sir Henry Furness ' s hand for £1200 . One
bill ...
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that I would not in the least doubt , but that , whatever the ladies of his family
required as proper for their use , he would appropriate to them as he thought fit ;
but that there were two little boxes in the parcel which my wife with her own hand
had ...
that I would not in the least doubt , but that , whatever the ladies of his family
required as proper for their use , he would appropriate to them as he thought fit ;
but that there were two little boxes in the parcel which my wife with her own hand
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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