Awalk To RemembeR
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 | | موضوع: To all students of third year summary for the novel Robinson Crusoe الخميس أكتوبر 20, 2011 7:32 pm | |
| Hello Third level students
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Awalk To RemembeR
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| | موضوع: رد: To all students of third year summary for the novel Robinson Crusoe الخميس أكتوبر 20, 2011 7:33 pm | |
| Summary: Chapter I — I Go to Sea
I was born in the year 1632, in the city of York, of a good family, though not of that country, my father being a foreigner. . . .
A man named Robinson Crusoe records his own life story, beginning with his birth in 1632 in the English city of York. Crusoe’s father was a German, originally named Kreutznaer. Crusoe is the youngest of three brothers, the eldest being a soldier and the second one having vanished mysteriously. As the youngest son in the family, Crusoe is expected to inherit little, and, as a result, his father encourages him to take up the law. But Crusoe’s inclination is to go to sea. His family strongly opposes this idea, and his father gives him a stern lecture on the value of accepting a middle station in life. Crusoe resolves to follow his father’s advice. But when one of his friends embarks for London, Crusoe succumbs to temptation and boards the ship on September 1, 1651. A storm develops. Near Yarmouth the weather is so bad that Crusoe fears for his life and prays to God for deliverance. The ship nearly founders, but all are saved. Crusoe sees this ordeal as a sign of fate that he should give up sea travel, and his friend’s father warns him against setting foot on a ship again, echoing his own father’s warning. [img] [/img]
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Awalk To RemembeR
عضو مميز
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عدد المساهمات: 615
تاريخ التسجيل: 21/03/2011
العمر: 21
| | موضوع: رد: To all students of third year summary for the novel Robinson Crusoe الخميس أكتوبر 20, 2011 7:35 pm | |
| Summary: Chapter II — I Am Captured by Pirates
Crusoe parts with his friend and proceeds to London by land, where he meets a sea captain who proposes that Crusoe accompany him on an upcoming merchant voyage. Writing to his family for investment money, Crusoe sets off with forty pounds worth of trinkets and toys to sell abroad. Crusoe makes a net income of 300 pounds from this trip, and considers it a great success. Taking one hundred pounds with him, and leaving the remaining 200 pounds with a widow whom he trusts, Crusoe sets off on another merchant expedition. This time he is pursued by Moorish pirates off the coast of Sallee in North Africa. His ship is overtaken, and Crusoe is enslaved, the only Briton among his Moorish master’s slaves. Crusoe is assigned the task of fishing because of his natural skill. One day the slaves’ fishing vessel gets lost in fog, and the master installs a compass on board. The master also stores some gunpowder on board in preparation for a shooting party, but the guests do not come. Crusoe waits. [img] [/img] |
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