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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 98

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now coming to hissenses. This frightened the fugitive verymuch. I raised my gun as if to fire. Atthis the runaway, by pointing to my swordwhich hung naked at my belt, and by othergestures and cries made me know that hewanted it. As soon as I gave it to him he ran athis enemy and cut off his head at… … GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH THE NEW SERVANT. My servant made signs that lie wouldbury his two enemies, and I made si.^ns tohim to do so. This being done, I took him to my ravr 93 94 ROBINSON CRUSOE. and gave him some bread, a bunch of rais-ins, and a cup of water, then told him, bymotions, to lie down…

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