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39918	Browne, J. Ross (John Ross)	Crusoe's Island: A Ramble in the Footsteps of Alexander Selkirk With Sketches of Adventure in California and Washoe			.txt	text/plain	122848	6216	77	rocks; whole days I lay there thinking of that island in the far-off great way toward making a man happy to be independent of fashion. so loose that it gave way as soon as I laid hold of it, and I came near "Well, I would like a good drink," said Abraham, thoughtfully; "there's "A queer place!" said Abraham; "very like one of the piratical retreats the way when the people from the ship came ashore; and the wounded man "You call this a man's skull?" said the Doubter, looking incredulously Abraham reddened a little and looked confused, but said nothing. Before I had time to say a word, Abraham seized hold of my right hand, reader that, as Selkirk is a man of good sense, it is a matter of great knowing the water-holes, or rather having no time to look for them, I Do I look like a man that wants money?"	./cache/39918.txt	./txt/39918.txt