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Girl Friday
Adapted from "Robinson Crusoe" by Daniel Defoe
By Maryanne Peters
Chapter XIV
He was a comely, handsome fellow, perfectly well made, with straight,
strong limbs, not too large; tall, and well-shaped; and, as I reckon,
about twenty-six years of age. He had a very good countenance, not a
fierce and surly aspect, but seemed to have something very womanly in his
face. He had all the sweetness and softness of a European in his
countenance, too, especially when he smiled. His hair was long and black,
not curled like wool; his forehead very high and large; and a great
vivacity and sparkling sharpness in his eyes. The colour of his skin was
not quite black, but very tawny; and yet not an ugly, yellow, nauseous
tawny, as the Brazilians and Virginians, and other natives of America
are, but of a bright kind of a dun olive-colour, that had in it something
very agreeable, though not very easy to describe. His face was round and
plump; his nose small, not flat, like the negroes; a very good mouth,
full lips, and his fine teeth well set, and as white as ivory.
After he had slumbered, rather than slept, about half-an-hour, he awoke
again, and came out of the cave to me: for I had been milking my goats
which I had in the enclosure just by: when he espied me he came running
to me, laying himself down again upon the ground, with all the possible
signs of an humble, thankful disposition, making a great many antic
gestures to show it. At last he lays his head flat upon the ground, close
to my foot, and sets my other foot upon his head, as he had done before;
and after this made all the signs to me of subjection, servitude, and
submission imaginable, to let me know how he would serve me so long as he
lived. I understood him in many things, and let him know I was very well
pleased with him.
In a little time I began to speak to him; and teach him to speak to me:
and first, I let him know his name should be Friday, which was the day I
saved his life: I called him so for the memory of the time. I likewise
taught him to say Master; and then let him know that was to be my name: I
likewise taught him to say Yes and No and to know the meaning of them. I
gave him some milk in an earthen pot, and let him see me drink it before
him, and sop my bread in it; and gave him a cake of bread to do the like,
which he quickly complied with, and made signs that it was very good for
him.
I kept there with him all that night; but as soon as it was day I
beckoned to him to come with me, and let him know I would give him some
clothes; at which he seemed very glad, for he was stark naked.
As we went by the place where he had buried the two men, he pointed
exactly to the place. I then led him up to the top of the hill, to see if
his enemies were gone; and pulling out my glass I looked, and saw plainly
the place where they had been, but no appearance of them or their canoes;
so that it was plain they were gone, and had left their two comrades
behind them, without any search after them.
When we had done this, we came back to our castle and I began the search
for clothes to cover the naked body of my new servant. I returned to the
chests that I had taken off the wreck of the Spanish ship, and in most
regard the two chests taken unopened from the great cabin. When I had
opened them days later I had removed only the white linen handkerchiefs
and coloured neckcloths, being of some use to me. I had left in the
chest some jewellery and decorative items for safe keeping, and also some
women's clothing which was of no use to me, except to inhale the perfume
when I was in a lonely mood. Friday being smaller than I, could fit many
of these slips and loose items. I had a mid to fashion for him some
linen drawers from what could be found in the Spanish gunner's chest, but
when I saw Friday in the ladies' garments and the look on his face from
the feel of so soft a fabric, I decided to let him stay for a moment in
this garb.
Friday knew that the clothes were intended for one of the weaker sex, as
he could easily see by the shape permitting of a generous bust. He saw
fit to place the halves of coconut shells where the breasts should have
sat. To show him the style of the women of England he let me take his
long hair and wind it up upon his head to be held in place by a Spanish
comb of tortoise shell and semi-precious stones. In this dress Friday
performed a dance for me, that I assumed must be one performed by women
of his race to encourage their men. Certainly, it had that effect upon
me, so that I needed to cool myself to prevent the commission of a grave
sin.
I did fashion some drawers for him in time, but wearing these things was
very awkward to him. He preferred the skirts, and I preferred him in
them, with some relaxation of dress for when he accompanied me on hunting
expeditions. In time he would become a better tailor than I and fashion
clothes for us both, but preferring for himself copies of the garments of
a noble Spanish woman. We had also, some miniatures of fine ladies of
the Court of the King of Spain with some style to be copied by the able
Friday.
But I return to the day after I dressed him for the first time as my
maid, when I began to consider where I should lodge him: and that I might
do well for him and yet be perfectly easy myself, still being concerned
that he might be of a wild nature. I would have made him his own tent
wherein he could reside and be heard by me when he left it.
But I needed none of all this precaution; for never man had a more
faithful, loving, sincere servant than Friday was to me: without
passions, sullenness, or designs, perfectly obliged and engaged.
Friday's very affections were tied to me, like those of a child to a
father; and I daresay one who would have sacrificed their life to save
mine upon any occasion.
For that reason, I took this creature into my own place, and there Friday
stayed, sleeping beside me.
It gave me occasion to observe, and that with wonder, that however it had
pleased God in His providence, and in the government of the works of His
hands, to take from so great a part of the world of His creatures the
best uses to which their faculties and the powers of their souls are
adapted, yet that He has bestowed upon them the same powers, the same
reason, the same affections, the same sentiments of kindness and
obligation, the same passions and resentments of wrongs, the same sense
of gratitude, sincerity, fidelity, and all the capacities of doing good
and receiving good that He has given to us; and that when He pleases to
offer them occasions of exerting these, they are as ready, nay, more
ready, to apply them to the right uses for which they were bestowed than
we are.
And so the Lord God has seen fit to place with me a person who is not
only good, but could so easily be the most comely of women, and with that
offer me all that a woman can provide to her master. And Friday did make
every effort to be more beautiful to my eyes, and to become soft and
yielding to my touch, and behave in a way that surely all women must
show, even a savage. She knew that this was her obligation, for I had
saved her and she had sworn to serve me, as she did.
I was greatly delighted with her, and made it my business to teach her
everything that was proper to make him useful, handy, and helpful; but
especially to make her speak, and in the right tone such as a girl, and
to understand me when I spoke. She was the aptest scholar that ever was;
and particularly was so merry, so constantly diligent, and so pleased
when she could but understand me, or make me understand her, that it was
very pleasant for me to talk to her. Now my life began to be so easy that
I began to say to myself that could I but have been safe from more
savages, I cared not if I was never to remove from the place where I
lived.
When we spoke about our island and its place in the world, I offered that
I could assist her to go back to her place, which must be nearer to us.
She answered not one word, but looked very grave and sad. I asked her
what was the matter and she asked me, "Why you angry mad with Friday? -
what me done?" I asked her what he meant. I told her I was not angry with
her at all. "No angry!" says she, repeating the words several times; "why
send Friday home away to my nation?" "Why," says I, "Friday, did not you
say you wished you were there?" "Yes, yes," says she, "wish we both
there; no wish Friday there, no master there." In a word, she would not
think of going there without me. She returns very quick - "What you send
Friday away for? Take kill Friday, no send Friday away." This she spoke
so earnestly that I saw tears form in her pretty eyes. In a word, I so
plainly discovered the utmost affection in her to me, and a firm
resolution in her, that I told her then and often after, that I would
never send her away from me if she was willing to stay with me.
After that, I came to know her, in the sense that the Scriptures
describe, and I saw no sin in that. She was so attached to me and
fearful that we would separate, that she offered her body to me, and made
it irresistible. She would bathe in the fresh pool and use fragrant
flowers to perfume her body and her long dark hair.
She became much enamoured by the styles of the women of Europe and
England, from the miniatures and also from the garments in the Spanish
chest. Therein she found a corset to lift her bosom to display it better
to me, and she did use herbs to promote the enlargement of this region.
She told me that within her people there were some who were disposed to
fill the place of women, and although she had not been one of this type
hitherto, she knew something of their remedies, to keep the male
influences in the body at a low level, and to promote the feminine.
Having become educated in matters of the Christian faith she too, came to
regard her circumstance as ordained by God, so that two persons placed so
far from the world could become physically suited to one another, in
seeming defiance of nature.
Chapter XIX
My story moves hence to the adventures that befell us with the return of
the cannibals, and the family of Friday, and the visit of the mutineers,
and finally with the help of those persons, the recovery of a ship to
take us from our island, back to England. Throughout my travails
including the good fortune that became me in the Brazils, and the journey
to Portugal and Spain and through to France, my pretty servant girl
Friday, did accompany me, and play no small part in what happened.
To all she was a true woman. She spoke as a woman and behaved as a
woman, and if her antic was a little crude it must be put down to her
savage origins rather than the anatomy that she hid beneath her skirts.
She prevailed upon me to provide good clothes for her conduct in the
civilised world, and this I gave happily. With these she presented
herself so well that despite her dusky countenance, some thought that she
might be my wife. Friday herself said to me that "If only it could be
so." In Portugal and Spain I allowed this misunderstanding so that we
could share a bed during our voyaging.
Our only misfortune came when we arrived in France and we were set upon
by wolves and a bear. This story requires some retelling from that in my
earlier version of this my tale, as the animals that we encountered were
of the two-legged kind.
It was when we came to Gascony and it was in the middle of winter, with
snow upon the ground. With difficulty Friday had come to understand the
nature of the cold, and the need to layer clothing one item upon the
other, to keep the body warm. She had chosen several good quality
garments, with woollen hose to sheath her smooth golden legs, and many
underskirts, and bodice over her corseted waist and many warm shawls to
cover her to the neck and to pull over her head. In the style of all
women, she had come to enjoy the wearing of the clothes most favoured of
the time. She wore her hair in the style then prevailing also, with the
natural curls that she had fitting the fashion well, and making her a
most attractive woman.
I was asked by some of her origin. Some would suggest that she might be
from the east, perhaps near the Holy Land or Egypt, but I would say that
she was Atlantean, for she came from the sea. She would appear to many
men to be an exotic creature, and they would desire to have her. It was
something that I had not realised in all our travels up to that place.
Due to conditions of the weather we were forced to dine and to stay
overnight in an inn before we entered a large forest. The dining area
was warm with a large fire and Friday shed her coat and her shawl to
reveal her bosom, which had grown unnaturally large over the years, and
her dugs were flushed with colour. She was a sight to make any husband
proud that so fair a woman could be his, and his alone. But others had
designs upon her.
We retired and rose before dawn to prepare and make good upon our
continuing journey with the first light of day. But when we quitted that
place our carriage was followed by the men who had watched FrIday the
evening before. We were within the carriage when our guide was attacked
and fell to the ground. Two of the three of them tried to enter the
carriage but we left it by the other side.
I was concerned for Friday, but she seemed excited by the encounter. It
was as if she had missed the blood and murder of her old life, and that
she was of a mind to do such a deed on that very day. Sure enough while
I was busy keeping two at bay, she swung a stick that she had found at
the one coming for her, not to strike him but to keep him at a distance.
Despite the full skirts she moved with speed.
When he finally came close enough to her, it was by her own design, so
far as I could see it. Then she pulled from under her skirts, one of our
old Spanish pistols, put it in her assailant's ear and blew his brains
out. She produced too, a knife from beneath the same skirts and
proceeded to butcher the body upon the ground, as if to prepare it for a
feast as her enemies had intended for her all those years before. But
the sight of this so terrified the two companions of the dead man, that
they decided to run.
I also, decided that it would be a good thing to leave that place and the
scene of murder, and to bundle our guide into the carriage and head north
as quickly as possible.
I have nothing uncommon to take notice of in my passage through France -
nothing but what other travellers have given an account of with much more
advantage than I can. I travelled from Toulouse to Paris, and without any
considerable stay came to Calais, and landed safe at Dover the 14th of
January, after having had a severe cold season to travel in.
I was now come to the centre of my travels and had in a little time all
my new-discovered estate safe about me, the bills of exchange which I
brought with me having been currently paid.
Any one would think that in this state of complicated good fortune I was
past running any more hazards - and so, indeed, I had been, if other
circumstances had concurred; but I was inured to a wandering life, had no
family, nor many relations; nor, however rich, had I contracted fresh
acquaintance; and though I had sold my estate in the Brazils, yet I could
not keep that country out of my head, and had a great mind to be upon the
wing again.
I took my two nephews, the children of one of my brothers, into my care;
the eldest, having something of his own, I bred up as a gentleman, and
gave him a settlement of some addition to his estate after my decease.
The other I placed with the captain of a ship; and after five years,
finding him a sensible, bold, enterprising young fellow, I put him into a
good ship, and sent him to sea; and this young fellow afterwards drew me
in, as old as I was, to further adventures myself.
In the meantime, I had a mind to settle my arrangement with Friday, and
to make of her the good Christian woman she had become, by offering to
marry her. The only impediment to this that she could see, is that I
might become less her master and more of her partner, and thereby be in
some manner changed toward her. But in truth I was able to convince her
that I could not imagine taking any other woman to my bed and to my soul,
despite the one hidden deformity of her body.
She was firm in her desire to go where I would go and be where I would
be, as in the manner of a true wife. And that is what she was to me.
All these things, with some very surprising incidents in some new
adventures of my own, for ten years more, I shall give a farther account
of in the Second Part of my Story.
All embellishments are © Maryanne Peters 2018
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