Works, Volumen9G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1892 |
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... crews might take refuge . They had evidently some confused notion of the ancient story of the sunken island of Ata ... crew , however , had gradually become diseased . They were full of vague terrors and superstitious fancies ; they ...
... crews might take refuge . They had evidently some confused notion of the ancient story of the sunken island of Ata ... crew , however , had gradually become diseased . They were full of vague terrors and superstitious fancies ; they ...
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... crew was five hundred and eighty - four , but the reckoning which he kept privately was seven hundred and seven . * On the following day , the weeds floated from east to west ; and on the third day no birds were to be seen . The crews ...
... crew was five hundred and eighty - four , but the reckoning which he kept privately was seven hundred and seven . * On the following day , the weeds floated from east to west ; and on the third day no birds were to be seen . The crews ...
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... crew , promising , if he did not discover land within three days , to abandon the voyage . There is no authority for such an assertion , either in the history of his son Fernando , or that of the Bishop Las Casas , each of whom had the ...
... crew , promising , if he did not discover land within three days , to abandon the voyage . There is no authority for such an assertion , either in the history of his son Fernando , or that of the Bishop Las Casas , each of whom had the ...
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CHAPTER | 7 |
Early Voyages of Columbus | 15 |
Residence of Columbus at LisbonIdeas | 34 |
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