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... light sum- mer airs from the southward and westward , and the sea was as smooth as a mirror . A whale was seen heaving up its huge form at a distance , which Columbus imme- diately pointed out as a favorable indication , affirming that ...
... light sum- mer airs from the southward and westward , and the sea was as smooth as a mirror . A whale was seen heaving up its huge form at a distance , which Columbus imme- diately pointed out as a favorable indication , affirming that ...
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... light glimmer- ing at a great distance . Fearing his eager hopes might deceive him , he called to Pedro Gutierrez , gentleman of the king's bed - chamber , and inquired whether he saw such a light ; the latter replied in the affirmative ...
... light glimmer- ing at a great distance . Fearing his eager hopes might deceive him , he called to Pedro Gutierrez , gentleman of the king's bed - chamber , and inquired whether he saw such a light ; the latter replied in the affirmative ...
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... light ; every ear listened to hear some friendly shout ; but there was neither light nor shout , nor any other sign of life : all was darkness and deathlike si- lence . * Several hours were passed in dismal suspense , and every one ...
... light ; every ear listened to hear some friendly shout ; but there was neither light nor shout , nor any other sign of life : all was darkness and deathlike si- lence . * Several hours were passed in dismal suspense , and every one ...
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