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The island I was on was large. I found many new beaches |
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were natives on the island and had two native prisoners with |
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I saw the footprints. Someone else was on the island, but I |
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"I can help you leave the island," he said. |
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Time passed. I planted new kinds of food, I hunted and I |
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thought of new ways to leave the island. Then, one morning, |
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when I was on the hill above the beach, I saw five canoes on |
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around a fire. One of the natives was a prisoner. The others |
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Suddenly, the prisoner started to run. He ran into the |
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forest, and ten or twelve others took their spears and went |
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after him. I climbed down the hill to go back to my tent, but |
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in a strange language. I realised they were close to my tent, |
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so I ran ahead to stop them. |
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I knew the island very well, so I knew where to hide. |
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They tried to swim across the small river at the bottom of my |
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where I was hiding behind a tree. There were only two other |
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killed them both. The prisoner stopped running. I think he |
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"It's alright. I'm not going to kill you." |
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The prisoner did not understand me. He crawled along |
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the ground and kissed my foot. I think he thought I was the |
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king of this island. I tried to make him understand me by |
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"It's OK. I am a friend. Come! I'll give you food. Come, |
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22
Chapter 6
I took the native prisoner to my tent. He was very hungry,
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him one myself. |
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wil"I |
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I saved your life. You are Friday." |
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Friday looked at me as if I was saying something strange. "It's all right. I will teach you my language."
An dstaughoI FridatEnglishy |
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"Friday |
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"That's a gun." |
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"Anwhad |
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"Thekil.peopleyl " |
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"But they also kill animals for food." |
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"Don't kill me, master Robinson. Please don't kill me." |
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"It's OK, I won't kill you. I'm sorry." |
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"Guns kill people. Guns kill people." |
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"We eat birds." |
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"Gun |
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Life with Friday and Poll and the bird became very funny. Friday knew a lot about the sea and the islands near ours.
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He said it was possible to leave the island, and we began to build a boat. Then I thought about the natives on those
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"Were you one of those people?" |
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Chapter 7
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"Where? Where?" |
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"Get the guns!" |
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"Yes, I'm Spanish." |
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"Wait here. We'll take care of you."
Friday and I killed many of the natives on the beach, but
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"Let's follow them, Master Robinson. They will come back |
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"Stay here. I'll leave this gun with you, but you'll be OK." |
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"Friday, what's the matter? Why are you crying?" "Oh, Master Robinson. This is my father!"
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the Spaniard. We gave them large baskets of food, and I gave the Spaniard a gun.
"When we come back, I will fire the gun so you will know it is us."
"Goo luckd an, carefudb alseadangeroutIt'! s roun here."
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I watched them as they sailed away. |
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"Master! Master! They are here!" |
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sailors drank brandy and sang songs. One of the prisoners was wearing the coat of a captain. I felt something was wrong because the sailors were very noisy. Luckily, they drank too much brandy and soon fell asleep.
The captain and his two men were surprised to see us. We untied them, and I quietly asked them who they were.
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ship and brought us here. If you help us capture them, I'll do anything you want."
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"All right, then. Take these guns and let's wake up the others."
Some of the sailors heard the 'click' of our guns. They wok ue thotherspe .
"Alrightl ge, upt Ge! upt Yo! havu choicestw yo: cau n die here, or you can come back to England as our prisoners."
"We're sorry, Captain. It was the brandy. We'll do whatever you say."
The captain and his men tied the sailors up. Then, he asked his men to watch them while I took the captain to our tent to eat. I told the captain my story, and it was difficult for him to believe me.
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