Christopher Columbus and the New World of His Discovery — Volume 6
Filson Young · English
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Christopher Columbus and the New World of His Discovery — Volume 6
Filson Young · English
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CHAPTER VI AN INTERLUDE A breath of salt air again will do us no harm as a relief from these perilous balancings of Columbus on the see-saw at Espanola. His true work in this world had indeed already been accomplished. When he smote the rock of western discovery many springs flowed from it, and some were destined to run in mightier channels than that which he himself followed. Among other men stirred by the news of Columbus's first voyage there was one walking the streets of Bristo
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