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... sails , within a short distance of the land . This was a tantaliz- ing delay to Columbus , who was impatient to find him- self far out of sight of either land or sail ; which , in the pure atmospheres of these latitudes , may be ...
... sails , within a short distance of the land . This was a tantaliz- ing delay to Columbus , who was impatient to find him- self far out of sight of either land or sail ; which , in the pure atmospheres of these latitudes , may be ...
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... sail , far beyond where man had ever before ventured . They had done enough to gain them- selves a character for courage and hardihood in under- taking such an enterprise and persisting in it so far . How much further were they to go in ...
... sail , far beyond where man had ever before ventured . They had done enough to gain them- selves a character for courage and hardihood in under- taking such an enterprise and persisting in it so far . How much further were they to go in ...
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... sail from the island of Isabella , but was nearly becalmed until mid - day ; a gentle wind then sprang up , and , as he ob- serves , began to blow most amorously . Every sail was spread , and he stood towards the west - south - west ...
... sail from the island of Isabella , but was nearly becalmed until mid - day ; a gentle wind then sprang up , and , as he ob- serves , began to blow most amorously . Every sail was spread , and he stood towards the west - south - west ...
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