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To the  third  quiestion, some  said  science. Others chose  fighting, and  yet  others  religious worship.

As the  answers to his quiestions were so different,  the  king was not satisfied and  gave   no  reward.

Instead, he decided to seek the  advice of s certain hermit, who  was  widelY known  for   his  wisdom.

Thr hermit  lived in a wood which  he  never  left. He saw no one but simple people,  and  so  the   king  put  on  ordinary  clothes.

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In their  answers  to  the  second  quiestion, some  said  that the people most  necessary to  the king were  his  councillors, others said, the priests. A few  others chose thr doctors. And yet others said  that  his  soldiers were the most necessary

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Many wise men came to the king, but they all answered  his quiestions  differently.

In reply to the first  quiestion, some  said the king must prepare a time table, and then follow it strictly.

Only, this way, they said, could he do everything  at  its proper time. Others said that  it  was impossible  to decide in advance  the  right  time for  doing  something. The  king should  notice  all that  was  going on, avoid foolish plesures, and always do whatever seemed necessery  at  that  time.

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Three quiestion

The thought came to a certain king that he would never fall, if he knew three things.

These three things were:

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Many wise men came to the King, but they all answered  his  quiestions  differently.

In reply to the first quiestion, some said the king  must  prepare  a timetable, and  then  follow it strictly.   Only in this way, they said, could he   do everything at its proper time.

Others said, that it was impossible to decide  in advance  the right time  for  doing  something.

The King should notice all  of money to  anyone  who  would  answer these three quiestions.

Th e woman stood in front of the  prison.

The prison was a  big,    dirty  bulilding in the biggest town of a hot country.

The woman  was very   hot,  and she did not like the noise from all the cars in the road.

She was an Englishwoman and she did not like hot countries or a lot of noise.

She was tall, about fifty  years  old, with blue eyes and long face.

Her face was red,  and she looked tired and  angry.

She knocked at the door of the prison. For a long time nothing happened.

My Father did well in his business and I went to a good school.  He wanted me to get  a good job and live  a quiet, comfotable life.  But I did not want that. I wanted adventure and an exciting life.

'I want to be a sailor and  go  to sea' '  I told my mother and faather. They were very unhappy about this. 

chapter1. Robinson Crusoe

Before I begin my story, I would like to tell you a little about my self.

I was born in the year 1632, in the city of York, in the north of England. My father wwas German, but he came to live and work in England. Soon after that, he married my mother, who was English. Her family name was Rpbinson., so, when I was born, they called me Robinson, after her.