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... supposed , the Asiatic shores could easily be attained by a moderate voyage to the west . It is singular how much the success of this great un- dertaking depended upon two happy errors , the imagin- ary extent of Asia to the east , and ...
... supposed , the Asiatic shores could easily be attained by a moderate voyage to the west . It is singular how much the success of this great un- dertaking depended upon two happy errors , the imagin- ary extent of Asia to the east , and ...
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... supposed they would go on increasing as he approached terra firma . Finding in all the cabins im- plements for fishing , he concluded that these coasts were inhabited merely by fishermen , who carried their fish to the cities in the ...
... supposed they would go on increasing as he approached terra firma . Finding in all the cabins im- plements for fishing , he concluded that these coasts were inhabited merely by fishermen , who carried their fish to the cities in the ...
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... supposed seat of the terrestrial Paradise ; and he promised to prosecute the discovery of its glorious realms with the three re- maining ships , as soon as the affairs of the island should permit . By this opportunity , Roldan and his ...
... supposed seat of the terrestrial Paradise ; and he promised to prosecute the discovery of its glorious realms with the three re- maining ships , as soon as the affairs of the island should permit . By this opportunity , Roldan and his ...
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