![]() ![]() That night, in mortal fear of wild beasts, Crusoe sleeps in a tree. He reaches shore more dead than alive, and offers up thanks to God for his deliverance. A terrible storm arises and the vessel is soon a total wreck, and Robinson is the sole survivor. He has qualms of consciousness as he gazes upon the receding shores and suffers other qualms of a physical nature very soon afterwards. His desire proves too great for him to keep this promise, and one day he runs away to sea. One day he goes to them and begs to be allowed to ship aboard some vessel, but both his father and mother lecture him and appeal to him and he gives his promise to give up the idea. Robinson Crusoe cannot overcome his great desire to cross the seas in search of adventure, and his parents are much distressed. ![]()
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