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... caravel . This frank and confiding conduct , so indicative of a brave and generous nature , was properly appreciated by Columbus ; he received the cacique cordially , set before him a collation such as the caravel afforded ...
... caravel . This frank and confiding conduct , so indicative of a brave and generous nature , was properly appreciated by Columbus ; he received the cacique cordially , set before him a collation such as the caravel afforded ...
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... caravel , the admiral remained in ignor- ance of this transaction . When eleven o'clock arrived without the return of the pilgrims , he began to fear that they were detained by the Portuguese , or that the boat had been shattered upon ...
... caravel , the admiral remained in ignor- ance of this transaction . When eleven o'clock arrived without the return of the pilgrims , he began to fear that they were detained by the Portuguese , or that the boat had been shattered upon ...
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... caravel to explore this new labyrinth of islands , and to penetrate to the mainland in quest of fresh water , of which the ships were in great need . The caravel returned with a report that the canals and keys of this group were as ...
... caravel to explore this new labyrinth of islands , and to penetrate to the mainland in quest of fresh water , of which the ships were in great need . The caravel returned with a report that the canals and keys of this group were as ...
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