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__ ** Encounter With Savages Provided By Josh

** __ Encounter With Savages By: Joshua Geiser (The “savage prisoner” is who is later named Friday by Robinson Crusoe) __Vocabulary__
 * 1) Crusoe reflects on many things in his life
 * 2) His “original sin” to his father
 * 3) How he would escape from the island to the mainland
 * 4) How lucky he was that he never fell into the hands of the cannibals
 * 5) What would happen if he did fall into the cannibals' hands
 * 6) Crusoe has a dream
 * 7) Saw two canoes and eleven savages on the shore
 * 8) The savage they were going to eat ran away
 * 9) Hid right in front of Crusoe's fortification
 * 10) Crusoe shows himself to the savage who becomes his slave
 * 11) Crusoe thinks now he can get to the mainland because he has someone to be a pilot
 * 12) After dream Crusoe decides he can only escape this island if he gets a savage
 * 13) Watched for them for a long time
 * 14) Savages come to island
 * 15) After one and a half years five canoes and no less than thirty savages came to island
 * 16) The second savage they planned to eat ran with three of the savages following him
 * 17) The prisoner savage was faster than the three following him
 * 18) The prisoner savage crossed a creek
 * 19) One savage following the prisoner savage couldn't swim and didn't follow any more
 * 20) So two savages following the savage prisoner
 * 21) Crusoe comes and knocks one of the savages with his club and shoots the other with his gun
 * 22) Savage prisoner becomes Crusoe's slave
 * 23) The savage prisoner takes Crusoe's sword
 * 24) He slices off the head of the savage who Crusoe had knocked down with his club
 * 25) Savage prisoner buries the two dead savages who were following him
 * 26) Crusoe gives the savage prisoner food and he falls asleep
 * Memento – Anything serving as a reminder or warning
 * Subsequent – Occurring or coming later or after
 * Moidores – Former Portuguese or Brazilian gold coin also used in England in early 18 th century
 * Supercargo – A merchant-ship officer in charge of cargo and commercial concerns of voyage
 * Thoroughfare – A road or street that leads into another street at each end
 * Abridgment – A shortened form of a book, speech, etc. that still has the basic contents
 * Impetuosity – Being able to move with great force
 * Ferment – Agitation, unrest, excitement, commotion, tumult
 * Scrupled – Hesitated
 * Lawfulness – Allowing or permitting by law
 * Musing – Absorbed in thought, meditative
 * Hallooing – Catching someone's attention
 * Necessitated – Made necessary or unavoidable