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145. Finally, they were in need of fresh water, and they came into a creek, but there were such terrible animals noises on land that both men stayed on the ship during the night.
When it was time to go for water, Xury volunteered to go so that if wild men came, they would eat Xury and thus Crusoe could escape. Soon, however, Xury returned carrying fresh water and a newly killed animal that resembled a large hare, which they ate with gusto. To the best of his calculations, Crusoe figured that they were somewhere along Morocco's coast in a country known to be uninhabited.