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Página 142
... till we came almost to the end of Newmarket town . Just at the hither house in
the town stood a horse at a door , just as it was at Puckeridge . “ Now , " says Jack
, “ if the horse was at the other end of the town I would have him , as sure as we ...
... till we came almost to the end of Newmarket town . Just at the hither house in
the town stood a horse at a door , just as it was at Puckeridge . “ Now , " says Jack
, “ if the horse was at the other end of the town I would have him , as sure as we ...
Página 145
This is a large , populous town , and it was marketday when we came to it ; so we
put in at a little house at the hither end of the town , and walked into the town . :
Here it was not possible to restrain my captain from playing his feats of art , and ...
This is a large , populous town , and it was marketday when we came to it ; so we
put in at a little house at the hither end of the town , and walked into the town . :
Here it was not possible to restrain my captain from playing his feats of art , and ...
Página 57
... in the Milanese , where the Germans , being privately and by treachery let into
the town in the night through a kind of common sewer , surprised the town and
got possession of the greatest part of it , surprising the mareschal , Duke de
Villeroi ...
... in the Milanese , where the Germans , being privately and by treachery let into
the town in the night through a kind of common sewer , surprised the town and
got possession of the greatest part of it , surprising the mareschal , Duke de
Villeroi ...
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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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