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Then he told me the trade itself , in short , which was with a set of fellows that had
two of the most desperate works upon their hands that belonged to the whole art
of thieving ; that is to say , in the evening they were footpads , and in the night ...
Then he told me the trade itself , in short , which was with a set of fellows that had
two of the most desperate works upon their hands that belonged to the whole art
of thieving ; that is to say , in the evening they were footpads , and in the night ...
Página 108
I had three fine children by her , and in her time of lying - in with the last she got
some cold , that she did not in a long time get off ; and , in short , she grew very
sickly . In being so continually ill and out of order , she very unhappily got a habit
of ...
I had three fine children by her , and in her time of lying - in with the last she got
some cold , that she did not in a long time get off ; and , in short , she grew very
sickly . In being so continually ill and out of order , she very unhappily got a habit
of ...
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Then , after a short stay more , I went home first , because I would send the
children all to bed , and the other servants out of the way ; and Moggy came
some time after , and so we lay together that night . The next morning I let all the
family ...
Then , after a short stay more , I went home first , because I would send the
children all to bed , and the other servants out of the way ; and Moggy came
some time after , and so we lay together that night . The next morning I let all the
family ...
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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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