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Page 12
... appeared to me the more worthy of the labor which it must cost , because , as I have said , no one has treated the whole of the argument ; and those who have treated parts thereof have so treated them that they have left much to the ...
... appeared to me the more worthy of the labor which it must cost , because , as I have said , no one has treated the whole of the argument ; and those who have treated parts thereof have so treated them that they have left much to the ...
Page 29
... appearance . The Admiral ordered that he should be left to himself , and the sailors returned to the boats . dinner , one of the Indians on board was sent on shore . called out from a distance that there was nothing to fear , be- cause ...
... appearance . The Admiral ordered that he should be left to himself , and the sailors returned to the boats . dinner , one of the Indians on board was sent on shore . called out from a distance that there was nothing to fear , be- cause ...
Page 34
... appearance , not very dark , less so than the Canarians . I hold , most serene Princes , that if de- vout religious persons were here , knowing the language , they would all turn Christians . I trust in our Lord that your High- nesses ...
... appearance , not very dark , less so than the Canarians . I hold , most serene Princes , that if de- vout religious persons were here , knowing the language , they would all turn Christians . I trust in our Lord that your High- nesses ...
Page 36
... appeared after arriving . Others may not act thus . But , hav- ing women , they have the wish to perform what they are re- quired to do ; besides , the women would teach our people their language , which is the same in all these islands ...
... appeared after arriving . Others may not act thus . But , hav- ing women , they have the wish to perform what they are re- quired to do ; besides , the women would teach our people their language , which is the same in all these islands ...
Page 37
... appeared at night to be distant two leagues . He then entered a large gulf , 5 leagues to the S.S.E. , and there remained 5 more , to arrive at the point where , between two great moun- tains , there appeared to be an opening ; but it ...
... appeared at night to be distant two leagues . He then entered a large gulf , 5 leagues to the S.S.E. , and there remained 5 more , to arrive at the point where , between two great moun- tains , there appeared to be an opening ; but it ...
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