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... Manner of sailing two hundred miles , in a great river , up the country - We are stopped by a prodigious cataract - Our gunner shoots a fine leopard , to the great terror and astonishment of our negroes -Manner of proceeding after ...
... Manner of sailing two hundred miles , in a great river , up the country - We are stopped by a prodigious cataract - Our gunner shoots a fine leopard , to the great terror and astonishment of our negroes -Manner of proceeding after ...
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... Manners of the People ; his great Deliverance from the barbarous Natives and wild Beasts ; of his meeting with an Englishman , a Citizen of London , among the Indians ; the great Riches he acquired ; and his Voyage home to England . As ...
... Manners of the People ; his great Deliverance from the barbarous Natives and wild Beasts ; of his meeting with an Englishman , a Citizen of London , among the Indians ; the great Riches he acquired ; and his Voyage home to England . As ...
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... manner than I did at first ; for at first I thought he had entertained me in mere charity , upon seeing my distressed circumstances , but did not doubt , but when he put me on board the ship , I should have some wages for my service ...
... manner than I did at first ; for at first I thought he had entertained me in mere charity , upon seeing my distressed circumstances , but did not doubt , but when he put me on board the ship , I should have some wages for my service ...
Pagina 8
... manner for every trifle ; so that , in a word , my life began to be very miserable . The violence of this usage of me , and the impossibility of my escape from his hands , set my head a working upon all sorts of mischief ; and , in ...
... manner for every trifle ; so that , in a word , my life began to be very miserable . The violence of this usage of me , and the impossibility of my escape from his hands , set my head a working upon all sorts of mischief ; and , in ...
Pagina 9
... manner I was guilty of the fact intentionally a hundred and a hundred times ; but Providence , either for his sake or for mine , always frustrated my designs , and I could never bring it to pass : so I was obliged to continue in his ...
... manner I was guilty of the fact intentionally a hundred and a hundred times ; but Providence , either for his sake or for mine , always frustrated my designs , and I could never bring it to pass : so I was obliged to continue in his ...
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