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... river without danger of sunken rocks or other impediments . All the coast was clear of dangers up to the shore . The mouth of the river was 12 brazos across , and it is wide enough for a vessel to beat in . I anchored about a lombard ...
... river without danger of sunken rocks or other impediments . All the coast was clear of dangers up to the shore . The mouth of the river was 12 brazos across , and it is wide enough for a vessel to beat in . I anchored about a lombard ...
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... rivers , and that they cannot go round the island in twenty days . When they came near land with the ships , two canoes came out ; and , when they saw the sailors get into a boat and row about to find the depth of the river where they ...
... rivers , and that they cannot go round the island in twenty days . When they came near land with the ships , two canoes came out ; and , when they saw the sailors get into a boat and row about to find the depth of the river where they ...
Page 27
... river , both enter- ing and coming out , and there are very good leading - marks . He says that all this sea appears to be constantly smooth , like the river at Seville , and the water suitable for the growth of pearls . He found large ...
... river , both enter- ing and coming out , and there are very good leading - marks . He says that all this sea appears to be constantly smooth , like the river at Seville , and the water suitable for the growth of pearls . He found large ...
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... river , ‡ and that from the river to Cuba it was four days ' journey . The captain of the Pinta reported that he understood from that , that this Cuba was a city , and that the land was a great continent trending far to the north . The ...
... river , ‡ and that from the river to Cuba it was four days ' journey . The captain of the Pinta reported that he understood from that , that this Cuba was a city , and that the land was a great continent trending far to the north . The ...
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... river , " he adds , " is very deep , and the ships can enter the mouth , going close to the shore . The sweet water does not come within a league of the mouth . It is certain , " says the Admiral , " that this is the mainland , and that ...
... river , " he adds , " is very deep , and the ships can enter the mouth , going close to the shore . The sweet water does not come within a league of the mouth . It is certain , " says the Admiral , " that this is the mainland , and that ...
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