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Excerpt from The Further Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, Vol. 4
The weather continued calm, and they came on apace towards us; so I gave order to come to an anchor, and set all our sails: as for the savages, I told them they had nothing to fear but fire, and therefore they should get their boats out, and fasten them, one close by the head, and the other by the stern, and man them both well, and wait the issue in that posture this I did, that the men in the boats might be ready with sheets and buckets to put out any fire these savages would endeavour to fix to the outside of the ship.
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