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Pagina vi
... History of the Englishman - After resting thirteen days , we set forward , taking our new comrade with us - We arrive at another river yielding gold - Great success of our gold fishing - Conclusion of this journey , and account of my ...
... History of the Englishman - After resting thirteen days , we set forward , taking our new comrade with us - We arrive at another river yielding gold - Great success of our gold fishing - Conclusion of this journey , and account of my ...
Pagina vii
... history - Our own story resumed - Adven- tures at Goa and Surat , and account of our trade with the merchants in these latitudes 221 CHAPTER XIX . William's conversation with me - His contrivances to get off , along with me , from the ...
... history - Our own story resumed - Adven- tures at Goa and Surat , and account of our trade with the merchants in these latitudes 221 CHAPTER XIX . William's conversation with me - His contrivances to get off , along with me , from the ...
Pagina xiii
... history . But a differ- ence now arising between Singleton and the other commander , they parted company , Wilmot carrying away all the spoil . Our hero had now to begin the world again ; but he was not disheartened . Having a large ...
... history . But a differ- ence now arising between Singleton and the other commander , they parted company , Wilmot carrying away all the spoil . Our hero had now to begin the world again ; but he was not disheartened . Having a large ...
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... history of their coming away , was , that our companion was on board , but how he got thither , we could not imagine ; for he had given us the slip , and we never imagined he could swim so well as to venture off to the ship , which lay ...
... history of their coming away , was , that our companion was on board , but how he got thither , we could not imagine ; for he had given us the slip , and we never imagined he could swim so well as to venture off to the ship , which lay ...
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... was never without tears in his eyes for several days , upon the least word spoken by us of his circumstances , or by him of his deliverance . HISTORY OF THE ENGLISHMAN . 111 We found his behaviour 110 CAPTAIN SINGLETON .
... was never without tears in his eyes for several days , upon the least word spoken by us of his circumstances , or by him of his deliverance . HISTORY OF THE ENGLISHMAN . 111 We found his behaviour 110 CAPTAIN SINGLETON .
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