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Robinson Crusoe for boys and girls (1915)

Defoe, Daniel, 1661?-1731, McMurry, Lida B. (Lida Brown), 1853-1942, Husted, Mary Hall · Bloomington, Ill., Public-School Pub. Co. · leaf 41

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whichhad all become very dull. One morning I found, by the seaside, atortoise, or turtle. This was the first I hadseen, not because they were scarce, for therewere many on the side of the island which1 had not visited. I might have had hun-dreds of them every day, as I found after-wards, but… … VII. SKIv The day on whic-h I foiiiul the turtle itan to rain. It rained all day and it wasstill raining the next morning. It was usually too warm, but this rainfelt cold, and I was sick and chilly all day.At night I could not sleep for the fever andpain in my head. 56 ROBINSON SICK. 37 I was no…

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