Robisnon Crusoe: Chapter Four: I Become a Brazilian Planter
In chapter four of Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe...Crusoe lands in Brazil after twenty-two days. The generous captain charges him nothing for his voyage, and he buys some of the skins from animals Crusoe had killed. After parting with his friend Xury, Crusoe decides to become a tobacco farmer. After a couple years of planting, his farm comes together and thrives. After receiving one hundred pounds from the captain, he feels like he is doing well. He decides to sail to Guinea with a friend to extend his business by getting slaves.
This book is getting better as I am reading further into it. He has already gone on multiple voyages and adventures. I am excited to read on so I can find out what happens in the next chapter.
Robinson Crusoe on a voyage
Robinson Crusoe on a voyage
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