A History of the Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus, Том 3G. & G. Carvill, 1828 |
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... danger of the fleet , which was about to sail . He sent back the officer therefore to the governor ; entreating him not to permit the fleet to put to sea for seve- ral days ; assuring him that there were indubitable signs of an ...
... danger of the fleet , which was about to sail . He sent back the officer therefore to the governor ; entreating him not to permit the fleet to put to sea for seve- ral days ; assuring him that there were indubitable signs of an ...
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... dangers of the sea , and repulsed from the protection of the land . Being confident , from his observations of those natural phenomena in which he was deeply skilled , that the_an- ` ticipated storm could not be distant , and expecting ...
... dangers of the sea , and repulsed from the protection of the land . Being confident , from his observations of those natural phenomena in which he was deeply skilled , that the_an- ` ticipated storm could not be distant , and expecting ...
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... danger , a collection , as it were , of specimens of all the important articles of this part of the new world . He examined with great curiosity and interest the contents of the canoe . Among various utensils and weapons similar to ...
... danger , a collection , as it were , of specimens of all the important articles of this part of the new world . He examined with great curiosity and interest the contents of the canoe . Among various utensils and weapons similar to ...
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... danger . It was surrounded by an elevated and beautiful country ; not covered with thick forests , but open and cultivated , with houses within a bow shot of each other ; surrounded by fruit trees ; groves of palms , and fields ...
... danger . It was surrounded by an elevated and beautiful country ; not covered with thick forests , but open and cultivated , with houses within a bow shot of each other ; surrounded by fruit trees ; groves of palms , and fields ...
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... dangerous port by the misrepresenta tions of the seamen sent to examine it ; who were always glad to come to anchor , and have communication with the shore * . The adjacent country was level and verdant , covered with herbage , but with ...
... dangerous port by the misrepresenta tions of the seamen sent to examine it ; who were always glad to come to anchor , and have communication with the shore * . The adjacent country was level and verdant , covered with herbage , but with ...
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Страница 115 - ... the wild shores of this heathen land. All his great enterprises were undertaken in the name of the Holy Trinity, and he partook of the Holy Sacrament previous to embarkation.
Страница 113 - Columbus was a man of quick sensibility, liable to great excitement, to sudden and strong impressions, and powerful impulses. He was naturally irritable and impetuous, and keenly sensible to injury and injustice ; yet the quickness of his temper was counteracted by the benevolence and generosity of his heart. The magnanimity of his nature shone forth through all the troubles of his stormy career.
Страница 113 - ... and brought himself to forbear, and reason, and even to supplicate: nor should we fail to notice how free he was from all feeling of revenge, how ready to forgive and forget, on the least signs of repentance and atonement.
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