"Robinson Crusoe" - quotes Flashcards

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“I _______ neither Father or Mother any more…without asking ____’s _______”

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“I CONSULTED neither Father or Mother any more…without asking GOD’S BLESSING”

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“that the ____ ___ gave his testimony to this as the _____ _______ of true felicity, when he prayed to have neither poverty or riches”

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“that the WISE MAN gave his testimony to this as the JUST STANDARD of true felicity, when he prayed to have neither poverty of riches”

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“these things were either too far above me, or too far below me; that mine was the _______ _____”

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“these things were either too far above me, or too far below me; that mine was the MIDDLE STATE”

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“I had nobody to ______ with, but now and then this ______…I lived just like a man cast away upon some
_______ island, that had nobody there but himself”

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“I had nobody to CONVERSE with, but now and then this NEIGHBOUR…I lived just like a man cast away upon some DESOLATE island, that had nobody there but himself”

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“By this time it blew a ______ ____ indeed, and now I began to see _____ and amazement in the faces even of the _____ themselves”

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“By this time it blew a TERRIBLE STORM indeed, and now I began to see TERROR and amazement in the faces even of the SEAMEN themselves”

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“so by ______ and ______ everything by reason, and by making the most rational _______ of things, every man may be in time _____ of every mechanik art”

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“so by STATING and SQUARING everything by reason, and by making the most rational JUDGEMENT of things, every man may be in time MASTER of every mechanik art”

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“as the sea returned to its _______ of surface…I entirely forgot the vows and promises that I made in my ______”

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“as the sea returned to its SMOOTHNESS of surface…I entirely forgot the vows and promises that I made in my DISTRESS”

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“I made about 220 pieces of eight of all my _____, and with this _____ I went on shoar in the Brasils”

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“I made about 220 pieces of eight of all my CARGO, and with this STOCK I went on shoar in the Brasils”

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“then to see how like a king I din’d all alone, _______ by my servants…my dog sat always at my _____ _____ side, and two cats, one on one side of the table, and one on the other, ________ now and then a bit from my hand”

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“then to see how like a king I din’d all alone, ATTENDED by my servants…my dog always sat at my RIGHT HAND side, and two cats, one on one side of the table, and one on the other, EXPECTING now and then a bit from my hand”

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“in this ______ place, and in this desolate manner, I should ___ __ ____”

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“in this DESOLATE place, and in this desolate manner, I should END MY LIFE”

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“I ______ myself however, that perhaps the ____ of him might one way or other be of some value to us…it afterwards serv’d me to lye upon”

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“I BETHOUGHT myself however, that perhaps the SKIN of him might one way or other be of some value to us…it afterwards serv’d me to lye upon”

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“it look’d like a ______ _______ of all _______ things, and I had every thing so ready at my hand, that it was a great ______ to me to see all my goods in such ____”

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“it look’d like a GENERAL MAGAZINE of all NECESSARY things, and I had every thing so ready at my hand, that it was a great PLEASURE to me to see all my goods in such ORDER”

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“not to tempt ________ to my ruine, told me I might see a ______ _____ of Heaven against me”

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“not to tempt PROVIDENCE to my ruine, told me I might see a VISIBLE HAND of Heaven against me”

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“I had ____ ____ ____ times the value of my first _____, and was now infinitely beyond my poor neighbour…in the advancement of my _______”

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“I had MORE THAN FOUR times the value of my first CARGO, and was now infinitely beyond my poor neighbour…in the advancement of my PLANTATION”

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“I was ________ _______ with the print of a man’s ______ ____ on the shore”

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“I was EXCEEDINGLY SURPRISED with the print of a man’s NAKED FOOT on the shore”

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“a ______; one banished from _____ society”

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“a SOLITAIRE; one banished from HUMAN society”

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“un-inhabited, except by ____ _____, of whom however I saw none, yet I saw ________ of fowls”

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“un-inhabited, except by WILD BEASTS, of whom however I saw none, yet I saw ABUNDANCE of fowls”

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“it presently occur’d to me, that I must keep the ____ from the wild, or else they would always ___ ____ when they grew up, and the only way for this was to have some _______ piece of ground “

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“it presently occur’d to me, that I must keep the TAME from the wild, or else they would always RUN WILD when they grew up, and the only way for this was to have some ENCLOSED piece of ground”

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“an _______ to set him free in ___ _____, if he turn’d Christian”

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“an OBLIGATION to set him free in TEN YEARS, if he turn’d Christian”

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“I _____ to myself at the sight of this money…said I ____, what art thou good for, thou art not worth to me”

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“I SMIL’D to myself at the sight of this money…said I ALOUD, what art thou good for, thou art not worth to me”

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“I never felt so ______, so strong a desire after the _____ of my fellow-creatures, or so ____ a regret at the want of it”

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“I never felt so EARNEST, so strong a desire after the SOCIETY of my fellow-creatures, or so DEEP a regret at the want of it”

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“I might be more happy in this ______ _______ than I should have been in the _____ of society”

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“I might be more happy in this SOLITARY CONDITION than I should have been in the LIBERTY of society”

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“the ______ appear’d so fresh, so green, so _______, everything being in a constant verdure, or flourish of Spring, that it looked like a ______ _______”

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“the COUNTRY appear’d so fresh, so green, so FLOURISHING, everything being in a constant verdure, or flourish of Spring, that it looked like a PLANTED GARDEN”

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“tis certain I was ______ to them…but it occur’d to my thoughts, what call? What ______? Much less, what necessity I was in to go and dip my hands in _____”

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“tis certain I was SUPERIOR to them…but it occur’d to my thoughts, what call? What OCCASION? Much less, what necessity I was in to go and dip my hands in BLOOD”

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“I had great ______ to consider it as a ________ of Heaven, that in this desolate place…I should end my life…why providence should thus completely ruine its _______”

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“I had great REASON to consider it as a DETERMINATION of Heaven, that in this desolate place…I should end my life…why providence should thus completely ruine its CREATURES”

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“I had enough to eat, and to _____ __ _____, and, what was all the rest to me?”

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“I had enough to eat, and to SUPPLY MY WANTS, and, what was all the rest to me?”

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“I mean, that of not being ______ with the station wherein God and ______ has plac’d them”

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“I mean, that of not being SATISFY’D with the station wherein God and NATURE has plac’d them”

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“I was removed from all the ________ of the world here; I had neither the ____ of the flesh, the lusts of the eye, nor the _____ of life”

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“I was removed from all the WICKEDNESS of the world here; I had neither the LUSTS of the flesh, the lusts of the eye, nor the PRIDE of life”

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“accordingly, I dug up a piece of _____ as well as I could with my ______ ____, and diving it into two parts, I sow’d my grain”

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“accordingly, I dug up a piece of GROUND as well as I could with my WOODEN SPADE, diving it into two parts, I sow’d my grain”

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“also I found _____ very good _____ which came to me in my cargo from England”

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“also I found THREE very good BIBLES which came to me in my cargo from England”

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“I lugg’d this _____ home to my cave”

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“I lugg’d this MONEY home to my cave”

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“never man had a more _____, loving, sincere _____, than Friday was to me”

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“never man had a more FAITHFUL, loving, sincere SERVANT, than Friday was to me”

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“I, whose only ______ was that I seemed banished from ______ ______, that I was alone, circumscribed by the _______ _____, cut off from mankind, and condemned to what I call a _____ life; that I was as one whom Heaven thought ___ _____ to be numbered among the living, or to appear among the rest of his creatures”

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“I whose only AFFLICTION was that I seemed banished from HUMAN SOCIETY, that I was alone, circumscribed by the BOUNDLESS OCEAN, cut off from mankind, and condemned to what I call a SILENT life; that I was as one whom Heaven thought NOT WORTHY to be numbered among the living, or to appear among the rest of his creatures”

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“I cry’d out, Lord, be my help, for I am in _____ ______”

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“I cry’d out, Lord, be my help, for I am in GREAT DISTRESS”

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“it is _______ to express here the _______ of my very heart…especially when I found all my wealth about me”

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“it is IMPOSSIBLE to express here the FLUTTERINGS of my very heart…especially when I found all my wealth about me”

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“a ____ ___ who lay upon the beach of the sea…he was an _______ and had cloaths on”

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“a WHITE MAN who lay upon the beach of the sea…he was an EUROPEAN and had cloaths on”

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“they will find ________ from sin a much greater ______, from deliverance from affliction”

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“they will find DELIVERANCE from sin a much greater BLESSING, from deliverance from affliction”

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“I shar’d the _____ into parts…reserv’d to myself the _______ of the whole, but gave them such parts __________ as they agreed on”

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“I shar’d the ISLAND into parts…reserv’d to myself the PROPERTY of the whole, but gave them such parts RESPECTIVELY as they agreed on”

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“my island was now _______…first of all, the whole country was my own meer ______”

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“my island was now PEOPLED…first of all, the while country was my own meer PROPERTY”

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“I had _____ to do with them…I ought to leave them to the _____ of God”

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“I had NOTHING to do with them…I ought to leave them to the JUSTICE of God”

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“I was not wanting to lay a _______ of religious knowledge in his mind”

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“I was not wanting to lay a FOUNDATION of religious knowledge in his mind”

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“we had three different ______, and they were of three different religions”

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“we had three different SUBJECTS, and they were of three different religions”

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“the _____ end of ___ was better than the beginning”

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“the LATTER end of JOB was better than the beginning”