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Page 26
... 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 could anchor , the canoes fled . The Indians say that in this island there are gold mines and pearls ...
... 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 could anchor , the canoes fled . The Indians say that in this island there are gold mines and pearls ...
Page 27
... Ships are able to turn in this 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 ...
... Ships are able to turn in this 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 ...
Page 28
... ships could enter wherever their gating onwards , he came to a cape running out very far , and surrounded by sunken rocks , ΒΆ and he saw a bay where small vessels might take shelter . He could not proceed because the wind had come round ...
... ships could enter wherever their gating onwards , he came to a cape running out very far , and surrounded by sunken rocks , ΒΆ and he saw a bay where small vessels might take shelter . He could not proceed because the wind had come round ...
Page 29
... ships with cotton thread and other trifles . The Admiral ordered that nothing should be taken from them , that they might understand that he sought for nothing but gold , which they called nucay . Thus they went to and fro between the ships ...
... ships with cotton thread and other trifles . The Admiral ordered that nothing should be taken from them , that they might understand that he sought for nothing but gold , which they called nucay . Thus they went to and fro between the ships ...
Page 30
... ships , and plenty of fuel , he explored it until he came to fresh water at a distance of two leagues from the mouth . He ascended a small moun- tain to obtain a view of the surrounding country , but could see * In Toscanelli's letter ...
... ships , and plenty of fuel , he explored it until he came to fresh water at a distance of two leagues from the mouth . He ascended a small moun- tain to obtain a view of the surrounding country , but could see * In Toscanelli's letter ...
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