When coming to the edge of the wood, I saw Atkins and his tawny savage wife sitting under the shade of a bush

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Titel des Bildes:: When coming to the edge of the wood, I saw Atkins and his tawny savage wife sitting under the shade of a bush (Sachtitel)

Enthalten in:: Defoe, Daniel: The Life And Surprising Adventures Of Robinson Crusoe : Being An Account Of His Shipwreck On An Uninhabited Island, Where He Abode For Twenty-Eight Years; With The Remarkable Circumstances Attending His Deliverance; And The History Of His Voyages And Travels In Three Parts Of The Globe ; In Two Volumes [2]. London 1826 = (1826). Band/Heft 2. 102/103 (OPAC) - (Weitere Abbildungen)

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Keyword:: Mann; Pfarrer; Schiffbrüchiger; Kleidung; Frau; Wilder; Mission; Gestik; Haltung; Wald; Urwald; Gebet; Illustration

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Text passage(s) describing this image:: - Aus: Defoe, Daniel: The Life And Surprising Adventures Of Robinson Crusoe : Being An Account Of His Shipwreck On An Uninhabited Island, Where He Abode For Twenty-Eight Years; With The Remarkable Circumstances Attending His Deliverance; And The History Of His Voyages And Travels In Three Parts Of The Globe ; In Two Volumes [2]. London 1826 = (1826). Band/Heft 2. 102/103
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Originale Beschreibung:: [...] when coming to the edge of the wood, I saw Atkins and his tawny savage wife sitting under the shade of a bush, very eager in discourse: I stopped short till my clergyman came up to me, and then having showed him where they were, we stood and looked very steadily at them a good while. We observed him very earnest with her, pointing up to the sun, and to every quarter of the heavens, and then down to the earth, then out to the sea, then to himself, then to her, to the woods, to the trees.

Referenz:: Defoe, Daniel: The Life And Surprising Adventures Of Robinson Crusoe : Being An Account Of His Shipwreck On An Uninhabited Island, Where He Abode For Twenty-Eight Years; With The Remarkable Circumstances Attending His Deliverance; And The History Of His Voyages And Travels In Three Parts Of The Globe ; In Two Volumes [2]. London 1826 = (1826). S. 102