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... known to the ancients , extending from the Straits of Gibraltar , or rather from the Canary Islands , to the city of Thinæ in Asia , a place set down as at the eastern limits of the known world . The Portuguese had advanced the western ...
... known to the ancients , extending from the Straits of Gibraltar , or rather from the Canary Islands , to the city of Thinæ in Asia , a place set down as at the eastern limits of the known world . The Portuguese had advanced the western ...
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... known as Cape Cabron . A little beyond this , they anchored in a bay , or rather gulf , three leagues in breadth , and extending so far inland , that Columbus at first supposed it an arm of the sea , separating Hispaniola from some ...
... known as Cape Cabron . A little beyond this , they anchored in a bay , or rather gulf , three leagues in breadth , and extending so far inland , that Columbus at first supposed it an arm of the sea , separating Hispaniola from some ...
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... known coast , ignorant of the dangers which might lurk around , or which might await him in the interminable region of mystery that still kept breaking upon his view . We must , as it were , consult with him as to each new reach of ...
... known coast , ignorant of the dangers which might lurk around , or which might await him in the interminable region of mystery that still kept breaking upon his view . We must , as it were , consult with him as to each new reach of ...
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