Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, Mariner: With an Account of His Travels Round Three Parts of the GlobeCrosby and Nichols, 1864 - 591 páginas |
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... took our biggest gun , which was almost musket - bore , and loaded it with a good charge of powder , and with two slugs , and laid it down ; then I loaded another gun with two bullets ; and the third ( for we had three pieces ) I loaded ...
... took our biggest gun , which was almost musket - bore , and loaded it with a good charge of powder , and with two slugs , and laid it down ; then I loaded another gun with two bullets ; and the third ( for we had three pieces ) I loaded ...
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... took a safe way for us all , for they brought it to the shore , and laid it down , and went and stood a great way off till we fetched it on board , and then came close to us again . We made signs of thanks to them , for we had nothing ...
... took a safe way for us all , for they brought it to the shore , and laid it down , and went and stood a great way off till we fetched it on board , and then came close to us again . We made signs of thanks to them , for we had nothing ...
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... took heart , and came to the shore , and began to searcli for the creature . I found him by his blood staining the water ; and by the help of a rope which I slung round him , and gave the Negroes to haul , they dragged him on shore ...
... took heart , and came to the shore , and began to searcli for the creature . I found him by his blood staining the water ; and by the help of a rope which I slung round him , and gave the Negroes to haul , they dragged him on shore ...
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... took me in , and all my goods . It was an inexpressible joy to me , which any one will be- hieve , that I was thus delivered , as I esteemed it , from such a miserable , and almost hopeless condition , as I was in ; and 1 immediately ...
... took me in , and all my goods . It was an inexpressible joy to me , which any one will be- hieve , that I was thus delivered , as I esteemed it , from such a miserable , and almost hopeless condition , as I was in ; and 1 immediately ...
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... took us quite out of our knowledge : it began from the south - east , came about to the north - west , and then settled in the north- east ; from whence it blew in such a terrible manner , that , for twelve days together , we could do ...
... took us quite out of our knowledge : it began from the south - east , came about to the north - west , and then settled in the north- east ; from whence it blew in such a terrible manner , that , for twelve days together , we could do ...
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