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When Robinson Crusoe came closer to the footprint, he realized that it could not be his footprint because he had not come to that part of the beach since a long time.

When Robinson Crusoe went out for two or three days, he did not see anything and so he became a little bolder.

When Robinson Crusoe saw the footprint. he was so frightened that he prayed for his protection.

Robinson Crusoe thought that the footprint could be of a savage from the mainland, who had wandered out to the sea in a boat.

When Robinson Crusoe reached his cave. he ran inside as if he was being chased and ran for cover faster than any animal could run.

Robinson Crusoe was so frightened that he mistook every bush and tree to be a man.

After seeing the footprint, robinson crusoe was surprised, confused and very frightened.

No. Robinson Crusoe could not find more footprints.

When Robinson Crusoe was returning home, he was very frightened and kept looking behind him after every two or three steps.

Robinson Crusoe thought that the print on the ground was a footprint because it had toes, heel and every part of a foot.

Robinson Crusoe was surprised because he saw the footprint of a man on the sand.

When Robinson Crusoe prayed, he was much comforted and so he started going out to investigate.

According to Robinson Crusoe, if the savage would have seen his boat, he would have returned with others to kill and eat him up.

Robinson Crusoe could not sleep that night because the more he thought about the footprint. the more afraid he became.

Robinson Crusoe's fear returned because he realized that the footprint was larger than his own footprint, which means that there was someone there on the island.

When Robinson Crusoe became bolder, he decided to go down to the shore again, examine the footprint and measure it with his own footmark.

The poet did not see his shadow when he went out early in the morning because the sun had not risen.

He and me are alike because he is me's shadow.

He refers to the poet's shadow.

According to the poet, when he went out early in the morning, his lazy shadow was fast asleep in bed.

The poet says that the funniest thing about the shadow is the way he likes to grow because sometimes he shoots up taller like an India-rubber ball and sometimes he is so tiny that he can be hardly seen.

The shadow looks very much like the poet.

Early one morning, the poet went to the garden.

The poet's shadow goes in and out with him and when the poet jumps into the bed, it Jumps before him.

The funniest thing about the shadow is the way he likes to grow