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THE
LIFE AND ADVENTURES
O F
ROBINSON CRUSOR.
IN the year 1632, I was born at yorh, of a repu¬
table family. My father was a native of Bre¬
men, who merchandizing at Hull for fome time,
gained a very plentiful fortune, and married iny
mother in Tork, who received her firft breath in that
country. And as her maiden name was Rcbi/fon,
I was called Robittfon Kreutxnaer ; which not being
ealily prouounced in the hngUJh tongue, we are
commonly known by the name of Crufae.
I was the youngeft of three brothers ■, the elded
was a Lieutenant Colonel in Lockhart's regiment,
but (lain by the Spaniards: What became of the
other I could never learn.
No charge nor pains were wanting in my educa¬
tion, my father defigning me for the law ; yet no-
1 A thing
LIFE AND ADVENTURES
O F
ROBINSON CRUSOR.
IN the year 1632, I was born at yorh, of a repu¬
table family. My father was a native of Bre¬
men, who merchandizing at Hull for fome time,
gained a very plentiful fortune, and married iny
mother in Tork, who received her firft breath in that
country. And as her maiden name was Rcbi/fon,
I was called Robittfon Kreutxnaer ; which not being
ealily prouounced in the hngUJh tongue, we are
commonly known by the name of Crufae.
I was the youngeft of three brothers ■, the elded
was a Lieutenant Colonel in Lockhart's regiment,
but (lain by the Spaniards: What became of the
other I could never learn.
No charge nor pains were wanting in my educa¬
tion, my father defigning me for the law ; yet no-
1 A thing
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