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Page 100
... Crusoe's career is frailly - based . " Further , the motions of conscience , or the thoughts of God and provi- dence to which Crusoe gives utterance , alternate throughout the novel with narrative accounts in which self - help and ...
... Crusoe's career is frailly - based . " Further , the motions of conscience , or the thoughts of God and provi- dence to which Crusoe gives utterance , alternate throughout the novel with narrative accounts in which self - help and ...
Page 103
... Crusoe , for example , may be largely economic , but it is also romantic , a Wanderlust : economic man , as Crusoe says himself , would have stayed with his father or in the Brazils , and have made his fortune in the regular way ( pp ...
... Crusoe , for example , may be largely economic , but it is also romantic , a Wanderlust : economic man , as Crusoe says himself , would have stayed with his father or in the Brazils , and have made his fortune in the regular way ( pp ...
Page 104
... Crusoe's ile joyeuse'.19 Crusoe hands out these names when he has small reason to rate Friday high on the human scale , and Friday is in any case desperately eager to serve him . Later , when he knows Friday better , Crusoe becomes ...
... Crusoe's ile joyeuse'.19 Crusoe hands out these names when he has small reason to rate Friday high on the human scale , and Friday is in any case desperately eager to serve him . Later , when he knows Friday better , Crusoe becomes ...
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