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... give the most marvelous accounts . It was a state of embar- rassment characteristic of this extraordinary voyage , to have a new and unknown world thus spread out to the choice of the explorer , where wonders and beauties in- vited him ...
... give the most marvelous accounts . It was a state of embar- rassment characteristic of this extraordinary voyage , to have a new and unknown world thus spread out to the choice of the explorer , where wonders and beauties in- vited him ...
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Washington Irving. lona , where every preparation had been made to give him a solemn and magnificent reception . The beauty and serenity of the weather in that genial season and favored climate , contributed to give splendor to this ...
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... give and prone to forget an injury ; he was for a long time the idol of the rash and roving youth who engaged in the ... gives an anecdote of one of his exploits , which would be unworthy of rec ord , but that it exhibits the singular ...
... give and prone to forget an injury ; he was for a long time the idol of the rash and roving youth who engaged in the ... gives an anecdote of one of his exploits , which would be unworthy of rec ord , but that it exhibits the singular ...
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