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... gave him a foretaste of further difficulties to be apprehended from crews partly enlisted on compulsion , and all full of doubt and foreboding . Trivial obstacles might , in the present critical state of his voyage , spread panic and ...
... gave him a foretaste of further difficulties to be apprehended from crews partly enlisted on compulsion , and all full of doubt and foreboding . Trivial obstacles might , in the present critical state of his voyage , spread panic and ...
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... gave freely , with what- ever else they possessed , especially their golden ornaments , which they saw were particularly coveted by the strangers . There was a re- markable frankness and generosity about these people ; they had no idea ...
... gave freely , with what- ever else they possessed , especially their golden ornaments , which they saw were particularly coveted by the strangers . There was a re- markable frankness and generosity about these people ; they had no idea ...
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... gave us the sight of a monk within , seated at a table writing . He rose , and received us with much civility , and conducted us to the superior , who was reading in an adjacent cell . They were both rather young men , and together with ...
... gave us the sight of a monk within , seated at a table writing . He rose , and received us with much civility , and conducted us to the superior , who was reading in an adjacent cell . They were both rather young men , and together with ...
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CHAPTER | 7 |
Early Voyages of Columbus | 15 |
Residence of Columbus at LisbonIdeas | 34 |
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