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Página 17
The two dexterous young rogues managed it so well that by eight o ' clock at
night they came back to our dusty quarters at the glass - house , and , sitting them
down in a corner , they began to share their spoil , by the light of the glass -
house ...
The two dexterous young rogues managed it so well that by eight o ' clock at
night they came back to our dusty quarters at the glass - house , and , sitting them
down in a corner , they began to share their spoil , by the light of the glass -
house ...
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But hold , " says he , “ young man ; before I ask you your name , let me do you
justice . You are not bound to answer till your accusers come ; ” so , turning to the
constable , he asked for his warrant . “ Well , ” says the justice , “ you have
brought ...
But hold , " says he , “ young man ; before I ask you your name , let me do you
justice . You are not bound to answer till your accusers come ; ” so , turning to the
constable , he asked for his warrant . “ Well , ” says the justice , “ you have
brought ...
Página 186
Among the rest of his new servants , he came to a young fellow not above
seventeen or eighteen years of age , and his warrant mentions that he was ,
though a young man , yet an old offender ; that he had been several times
condemned , but ...
Among the rest of his new servants , he came to a young fellow not above
seventeen or eighteen years of age , and his warrant mentions that he was ,
though a young man , yet an old offender ; that he had been several times
condemned , but ...
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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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