CRUSOE WATCHING THE SAVAGES,

which he used to address very beseechingly in his own language,
begging it not to kill him.

After he had learned enough English to be able to talk freely,
he told Robinson Crusoe of a party of shipwrecked Spanish sailors,
who had been cast ashore on the mainland, and had been be-
friended by the savages of his tribe. A great desire to see them