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Life of Robinson Crusoe, of York… (1801)

I had not been at this place ten months, when I had the curiosity to view the island and accordingly ascending a hill, I espied pleasant meadows on the other side, and coming there found the cassava root, which the Indians make bread of; also plants of aloes, and sugar canes. I went farther, and found the place adorned with most beautiful woods. Getting into a tree, I rested there that night. The next day’s journey I found the country charming, and often wished my habitation there.
In about a month’s time I came back to my castle, where I found my cat with three kittens.
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Life of Robinson Crusoe, of York… (1801)

But through my perspective glass I espied an English ship at anchor, and the long boat coming on shore, and when they landed I saw three unarmed and one bound, encompassed by four or five armed.
Friday immediately cried out, O master! master! you see Englishmans eat prisoners as well as savage mans.
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