why did robinson crusoe cut down many small trees?
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First, their stock of corn and rice was sufficient for only four, and their stock of supplies should be built up so that when they returned with the others there would be no lack of food. Consequently, the four began planting more seeds and harvesting the crops. They also cut down trees, made many planks with much effort, and, in addition, caught more goats to breed, and cured a large quantity of grapes so that they would have a good supply of raisins. Next, they made wicker baskets in order to hold the harvests. Then, everything being ready, Crusoe sent the Spaniard and Friday's father away to bring back the other white men. They left in October, agreeing to give a signal on their return.
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