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... nature into exuberant fecundity . The birds , in general , are not re- markable for their notes , for it has been observed that in the feathered race sweetness of song rarely accompanies brilliancy of plumage . Columbus remarks ...
... nature into exuberant fecundity . The birds , in general , are not re- markable for their notes , for it has been observed that in the feathered race sweetness of song rarely accompanies brilliancy of plumage . Columbus remarks ...
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... nature furnished thus spontaneously , they willingly shared with all the world . Hospitality , we are told , was with them a law of nature universally observed ; there was no need of being known to receive its succors ; every house was ...
... nature furnished thus spontaneously , they willingly shared with all the world . Hospitality , we are told , was with them a law of nature universally observed ; there was no need of being known to receive its succors ; every house was ...
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... nature of his voyage , he assured the king that he had not been on the coast of Guinea , nor to any other of the Portuguese colonies , but had come from Cipango and the extremity of India , which he had discovered by sailing to the west ...
... nature of his voyage , he assured the king that he had not been on the coast of Guinea , nor to any other of the Portuguese colonies , but had come from Cipango and the extremity of India , which he had discovered by sailing to the west ...
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