This figure is left in China by his nephew in this character's Farther Adventures, and   he regrets selling a boy named Xury after being rescued from slavery in Salee.
This figure is left in China by his nephew in this character's Farther Adventures, and   he regrets selling a boy named Xury after being rescued from slavery in Salee. This  man lives for twenty-eight years near the mouth of the Orinoco River, and he is  rescued by (*) pirates along with his native servant after being shipwrecked on a desert  island. For 10 points, Daniel Defoe wrote The Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of this  man from York, a companion to Friday.
This figure is left in China by his nephew in this character's Farther Adventures, and   he regrets selling a boy named Xury after being rescued from slavery in Salee.
Robinson Crusoe