The Life, and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, Mariner: Who Lived Eight and Twenty Years All Alone in an Un-inhabited Island on the Coast of AMerica, Near the Mouth of the Great River Oroonoque; Having Been Cast on Shore by Shipwreck, Wherein All the Men Perished by Himself. With an Account how He was at Last as Strangely Deliver'd by Pyrates. Written by HimselfW. Taylor, 1722 - 364 lappuses |
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... poffible . By Noon the Sea went very high indeed , and our Ship rid Forecastle in , fhipp'd feveral Seas , and we thought once or twice our Anchor had come Home ; upon which our Master order'd out the Sheet - Anchor ; fo that we rode ...
... poffible . By Noon the Sea went very high indeed , and our Ship rid Forecastle in , fhipp'd feveral Seas , and we thought once or twice our Anchor had come Home ; upon which our Master order'd out the Sheet - Anchor ; fo that we rode ...
13. lappuse
... poffible fhe could fwim till we might run into a Port , fo the Master continued firing Guns for Help ; and a light Ship who had rid it out just a - head of us , ventured a Boat out to help us . It was with the utmoft Hazard the Boat ...
... poffible fhe could fwim till we might run into a Port , fo the Master continued firing Guns for Help ; and a light Ship who had rid it out just a - head of us , ventured a Boat out to help us . It was with the utmoft Hazard the Boat ...
34. lappuse
... poffible Expedition , and bid Xury load both the other ; as foon as he came fair- ly within my Reach I fir'd , and fhot him directly into the Head ; immediately he funk down into the Water , but rofe inftantly , and plung'd up and down ...
... poffible Expedition , and bid Xury load both the other ; as foon as he came fair- ly within my Reach I fir'd , and fhot him directly into the Head ; immediately he funk down into the Water , but rofe inftantly , and plung'd up and down ...
36. lappuse
... poffible . With all the Sail I could make , I found I fhould not be able to come in their Way , but that they would be gone by , before I could make any Signal to them ; but after I had crowded to the utmost , and began to defpair ...
... poffible . With all the Sail I could make , I found I fhould not be able to come in their Way , but that they would be gone by , before I could make any Signal to them ; but after I had crowded to the utmost , and began to defpair ...
45. lappuse
... land ... In fhort , I took all poffible Caution to preferve my Effects , and to keep up my Plantation ; had I ufed half as much Prudence to have look'd into my own 3 own Intereft , and have made a Judgment of what [ 45 ] own ...
... land ... In fhort , I took all poffible Caution to preferve my Effects , and to keep up my Plantation ; had I ufed half as much Prudence to have look'd into my own 3 own Intereft , and have made a Judgment of what [ 45 ] own ...
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