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The History of the Rise, Progress and Accomplishment of the

CHAPTER XV
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This thought made his continuance in the trade for one voyage longer more reconcilable.

But he added, as if not quite satisfied, "Cruel necessity!" and he fetched a deep sigh.
We took our leave, and departed, the one a few minutes after the other.
The conversation of this young man was very interesting.

I was much impressed both by the nature and the manner of it.

I wished to secure him, if possible, as an evidence for parliament, and thus save him from his approaching voyage: but I knew not what to do.

At first, I thought it would be easy to raise a subscription to set him up.


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