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have gone the same way as the captain , but he was so dexterous a rogue that
no gaol , no fetters , would hold him ; and he , with two more , found means to
knock off their irons , worked their way through the wall of the prison , and let ...
have gone the same way as the captain , but he was so dexterous a rogue that
no gaol , no fetters , would hold him ; and he , with two more , found means to
knock off their irons , worked their way through the wall of the prison , and let ...
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... and said to her , by way of raillery , that we lived merrily , for as long as it would
last . She turned short upon me , “ What do you mean ? ” says she . “ Why , you
don ' t pretend to be uneasy , do ye ? ” “ No , no , madam , not I , by no means ...
... and said to her , by way of raillery , that we lived merrily , for as long as it would
last . She turned short upon me , “ What do you mean ? ” says she . “ Why , you
don ' t pretend to be uneasy , do ye ? ” “ No , no , madam , not I , by no means ...
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... as to twenty pistoles a year , it was a mean allowance to a wife that had
travelled over the world , as she had done with me ... was now become the head
manager of my affairs , and was in very good circumstances himself also by my
means .
... as to twenty pistoles a year , it was a mean allowance to a wife that had
travelled over the world , as she had done with me ... was now become the head
manager of my affairs , and was in very good circumstances himself also by my
means .
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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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