Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 514
and had begged to of that hill, where, after I had, with great labor be put ashore. Just what this quarrel may and difficulty, got to the top, I saw my fate, to have been is not known, since the account 1904] ROBINSON CRUSOE S ISLAND. 50I comes from the captain himself. Selkirk lived tobacco, a… … CRUSOE S CAVE. I found a littleplain on the side of a rising hill, whose front toward this little plain was steep as a house side. . . . Onthe side of the rock there was a hollow place, worn a little way in, like the entrance or door of a cave, but there was not reallyany cave or way into the rock…
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