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... Spaniards with great awe ; frequently prostrating themselves on the earth , and making signs of adoration . During the ceremonies of taking posses- sion , they remained gazing in timid admiration at the complexion , the beards , the ...
... Spaniards with great awe ; frequently prostrating themselves on the earth , and making signs of adoration . During the ceremonies of taking posses- sion , they remained gazing in timid admiration at the complexion , the beards , the ...
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... Spaniards , even a rusty piece of iron , an end of a strap , or head of a nail , had an occult and supernatural value , and smelt of turey . Hawks ' bells , however , were sought by them with a mania only equalled by that of the Spaniards ...
... Spaniards , even a rusty piece of iron , an end of a strap , or head of a nail , had an occult and supernatural value , and smelt of turey . Hawks ' bells , however , were sought by them with a mania only equalled by that of the Spaniards ...
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... Spaniards . The Adelantado assured him that he came on a peaceful visit to pass a little time in friendly intercourse at Xaragua . He succeeded so well in allaying the apprehensions of the cacique , that the latter dismissed his army ...
... Spaniards . The Adelantado assured him that he came on a peaceful visit to pass a little time in friendly intercourse at Xaragua . He succeeded so well in allaying the apprehensions of the cacique , that the latter dismissed his army ...
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