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Robinson Crusoe is the name of a book by Daniel Defoe. Daniel Defoe was born in
1660. His father was a butcher, and Daniel Defoe worked at a number of trades
before he started to write, at the age of forty. He wrote poems and occasionally
wrote criticisms of the government. Sometimes he was sent to prison When he
was nearly sixty he wrote the story of Robinson Crusoe. It was a great success, and
has been popular with children ever since. It is the first great English novel. In this
short piece from the book, Robinson Crusoe tells us how he became shipwrecked.
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started off on our voyage in good weather, although it was very hot.
After about twelve days, however, a violent tornado came from the north.
The waves rose high, the skies were black and the wind howled through the sails.
Two members of the crew were washed overboard, and after a day or two the ship
began to leak. We changed our course and drove out of the hurricane but the next day
a second terrible storm attacked us. We could see the shore of some unknown land
but the sea was very rough, the rain dashed down and we were afraid to approach
close to the land. Our only hope was to clamber into a small boat and try to row to
the shore. Four of us managed to get the boat into the sea and we jumped into it.
We rowed with all our might but the waves were like mountains. We​

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