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... brought about through his agency , Columbus looked back upon his career with a solemn and superstitious feeling , he attributed his early and irresistible inclination for the sea , and his passion for geographical studies , to an ...
... brought about through his agency , Columbus looked back upon his career with a solemn and superstitious feeling , he attributed his early and irresistible inclination for the sea , and his passion for geographical studies , to an ...
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... brought tidings of a strange country beyond the ocean , they were filled with wonder and curiosity . To the inquiries about the place where the caravel might anchor securely , they replied by pointing out a harbor in the vicinity ; but ...
... brought tidings of a strange country beyond the ocean , they were filled with wonder and curiosity . To the inquiries about the place where the caravel might anchor securely , they replied by pointing out a harbor in the vicinity ; but ...
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... brought two pieces of virgin ore , weighing an ounce , and thought himself richly re- paid when he received a hawk's bell . On remarking that the admiral was struck with the size of these specimens , he affected to treat them with ...
... brought two pieces of virgin ore , weighing an ounce , and thought himself richly re- paid when he received a hawk's bell . On remarking that the admiral was struck with the size of these specimens , he affected to treat them with ...
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