Asked by sally
Why do the ruffians remain on the island?
Robinson Crusoe tells them it is likely they will be hanged if they return to England.
The English captain says he will kill them if they come onboard the ship.
They like the island and want to live there.
The ship leaves without them because they are hiding in the woods.>>
Robinson Crusoe tells them it is likely they will be hanged if they return to England.
The English captain says he will kill them if they come onboard the ship.
They like the island and want to live there.
The ship leaves without them because they are hiding in the woods.>>
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Answered by
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In case you haven't read the book, here's some help:
https://www.sparknotes.com/lit/crusoe/
https://www.sparknotes.com/lit/crusoe/
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