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The Solitary of Juan Fernandez, or The Real Robinson Crusoe

CHAPTER II
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He easily obtained it.

So many sailors had just been thrown out of employment by the hurricane.
Once more, the undisciplined scholar found himself free and his own master! He profited by this to pay a visit to his birthplace in Scotland.

His father was dead, but he had some business to regulate there.
On reaching Largo he learned the arrival of William Dampier at St.
Andrew.

He set sail for that port immediately.
'Ah!' said he on his way, 'if this brave captain should be about to undertake a voyage to the New World, and will let me accompany him, no matter in what capacity, all my wishes will be gratified.

I thirst to see tattooed faces, other trees besides beeches, oaks and firs; other shores than those of the Baltic, Mediterranean and Atlantic.


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