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Here is a summary I need to make on Defoe's Robinson Cruseo. I used the present as we once suggested to me.

1) At the age of 19 he decides to leave his home, ignoring his father's advice, in order to travel around the world and make his fortune.
2) His first voyage leads him to Guinea and then back to England. During his second voyage he is captured (he is taken captive) by Moorish pirates and becomes the pirate captain’s slave.
3) Two years later he manages to escape and is finally rescued by a Portuguese ship and brought to Brazil He sells both his boat and his guns and becomes the owner of a plantation.
4) After four years in Brazil, needing more slaves to work on his plantation, he sets out on a voyage to Africa. During his journey he is shipwrecked on a desert island where he will remain for 28 years.
5) He keeps a diary to maintain an ideal contact with his motherland.
He keeps himself busy by making his home as comfortable as possible.
6) He makes furniture, pots and a kind of oven from clay and use them to boil meat and make bread. When he realizes he is running out of gunpowder, he starts a goat farm.
7) In order to catch the goats he makes holes in the ground, puts food on top of them so that when the goats try to get to the food they are trapped into the holes. He also uses the goat’s fat to make candles and light his cave.
8) He also plants the seeds for corn and rice he found on the boat and after two years he has enough corn and rice to feed himself.

1) At the age of 19, ignoring his father's advice, he decides to leave his home in order to travel around the world and make his fortune.

2) His first voyage leads him to Guinea and then back to England. During his second voyage, he is captured by Moorish pirates and becomes the pirate captain’s slave.

3) Two years later, he manages to escape and is finally rescued by a Portuguese ship and brought to Brazil. He sells his boat and guns and becomes the owner of a plantation.

4) After four years in Brazil, needing more slaves to work on his plantation, he sets out on a voyage to Africa. During his journey, he is shipwrecked on a desert island where he remains for 28 years.

5) He keeps a diary to maintain an ideal contact with his motherland. He keeps himself busy by making his home as comfortable as possible.

6) He makes furniture, pots, and a kind of oven from clay and uses them to boil meat and make bread. When he realizes he is running out of gunpowder, he starts a goat farm.

7) In order to catch the goats, he digs holes in the ground and then puts food on top of them so that when the goats try to get the food they are trapped. He also uses the goats' fat to make candles to light his cave.

8) He also plants the seeds for corn and rice he found on the boat, and after two years he has enough corn and rice to feed himself.

Summary of Robinson Crusoe:

Robinson Crusoe is a novel written by Daniel Defoe. It tells the story of a young man who decides to leave his home at the age of 19 against his father's advice in order to travel the world and seek his fortune.

1) At the beginning of his journey, he embarks on his first voyage which takes him to Guinea and then back to England. However, during his second voyage, he is captured by Moorish pirates and becomes a slave to the pirate captain.

2) After two years of captivity, Crusoe manages to escape and is eventually rescued by a Portuguese ship. He is brought to Brazil where he sells his boat and guns and becomes the owner of a plantation.

3) Spending four years in Brazil, Crusoe realizes he needs more slaves to work on his plantation. Consequently, he sets out on a voyage to Africa. However, during this journey, he encounters a shipwreck and finds himself stranded on a desert island for the next 28 years.

4) To maintain a connection with his motherland, Crusoe keeps a diary. He also keeps himself busy by making his surroundings as comfortable as possible. He crafts furniture, pots, and even an oven from clay. He uses these tools to boil meat and bake bread.

5) As time goes by, Crusoe realizes he is running out of gunpowder. To rectify this, he starts a goat farm on the island.

6) To catch the goats, Crusoe digs holes in the ground and places food on top of them. When the goats try to reach the food, they fall into the holes, and Crusoe is then able to capture them. He also utilizes the goat's fat to make candles and light his cave.

7) In addition to the goat farm, Crusoe also plants the seeds for corn and rice that he found on the boat. After two years, he successfully grows enough corn and rice to sustain himself.

The story of Robinson Crusoe showcases the resilience and resourcefulness of a man stranded on an island, as well as his ability to adapt to his surroundings in order to survive.