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Home english literature classic books robinson crusoe chapter 18. Crusoe leaves his family in england and runs away to sea. In order to survive, crusoe keeps extensive catalogues of goods and resources he has available to him. This is, admittedly, an unsophisticated narrative mostly because it was written 64 years ago.
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