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... night a gust of heavy rain accompanied by the severe thunder and lightning of the tropics . It lasted for four hours , and they considered themselves in much peril until they beheld several of those lambent flames playing about the tops ...
... night a gust of heavy rain accompanied by the severe thunder and lightning of the tropics . It lasted for four hours , and they considered themselves in much peril until they beheld several of those lambent flames playing about the tops ...
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... night might be drowned , as they had partaken freely of wine , and their small canoe was easy to be overset . There was a silence and an air of desertion about the whole neigh- borhood extremely suspicious . On their pre- ceding visit ...
... night might be drowned , as they had partaken freely of wine , and their small canoe was easy to be overset . There was a silence and an air of desertion about the whole neigh- borhood extremely suspicious . On their pre- ceding visit ...
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... night , kept awake by painful illness and an anxious and watch- ful spirit , he heard a terrible roaring from the south , and beheld the sea heaped up , as it were , into a great ridge or hill , the height of the ship , covered with ...
... night , kept awake by painful illness and an anxious and watch- ful spirit , he heard a terrible roaring from the south , and beheld the sea heaped up , as it were , into a great ridge or hill , the height of the ship , covered with ...
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Papal Bull of PartitionPreparations | 3 |
Diplomatic Negotiations between | 17 |
Further Preparations for the Second | 25 |
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