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In short , after a fight long enough to show us that if we would not be taken we
must resolve to sink by her side , for there was no room to expect deliverance ,
and a fight long enough to save the master ' s credit , we were taken , and the
ship ...
In short , after a fight long enough to show us that if we would not be taken we
must resolve to sink by her side , for there was no room to expect deliverance ,
and a fight long enough to save the master ' s credit , we were taken , and the
ship ...
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On the other hand , it was evident the ship saw them too , and knew what they
were , and , to avoid them , stretched away with all the canvas they could lay on
for the coast of Ireland , to run in there for harbour . Our privateer , it was plain ...
On the other hand , it was evident the ship saw them too , and knew what they
were , and , to avoid them , stretched away with all the canvas they could lay on
for the coast of Ireland , to run in there for harbour . Our privateer , it was plain ...
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Our apprehensions of being taken now were much more than they would have
been on board a loaden ship from or to London , where the most they ordinarily
do is to rifle the ship , take what is valuable and portable , and let her go . But
ours ...
Our apprehensions of being taken now were much more than they would have
been on board a loaden ship from or to London , where the most they ordinarily
do is to rifle the ship , take what is valuable and portable , and let her go . But
ours ...
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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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