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Me tell you the true ; they have no mercie ; they beat us cruel , all cruel ; they
never have show mercie . How can they tell we be no better ? Jacque . What ! do
they never spare ? Negro . Master , me speakee the true ; they never give mercie
...
Me tell you the true ; they have no mercie ; they beat us cruel , all cruel ; they
never have show mercie . How can they tell we be no better ? Jacque . What ! do
they never spare ? Negro . Master , me speakee the true ; they never give mercie
...
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But what , then , can be the reason that we never believed it to be so before ?
Jacque . , Truly , sir , I fear that Mouchat gave the true reason . Mast . · What was
that , pray ? That we were too cruel ? Jacque . That they never had any mercy ...
But what , then , can be the reason that we never believed it to be so before ?
Jacque . , Truly , sir , I fear that Mouchat gave the true reason . Mast . · What was
that , pray ? That we were too cruel ? Jacque . That they never had any mercy ...
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I never receive visits from those that I hate , ” says she . “ You have me there ,
indeed , ” said I ; “ but you never gave me leave to tell you why I hated you . I
hated you because you would never give me an opportunity to tell you I loved
you .
I never receive visits from those that I hate , ” says she . “ You have me there ,
indeed , ” said I ; “ but you never gave me leave to tell you why I hated you . I
hated you because you would never give me an opportunity to tell you I loved
you .
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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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