The Harvard Classics, Svazek 43P.F. Collier & son, 1910 |
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Strana 7
... appear to me to offer any attractions . " Nor did they lower their sail , but held their course off the land , and saw that it was an island . They left this land astern , and held out to sea with the same fair wind . The wind waxed ...
... appear to me to offer any attractions . " Nor did they lower their sail , but held their course off the land , and saw that it was an island . They left this land astern , and held out to sea with the same fair wind . The wind waxed ...
Strana 24
... appear extraordinarily timid . The only arms they have are sticks of cane , cut when in seed , with a sharpened stick at the end , and they are afraid to use these . Often I have sent two or three men ashore to some town to converse ...
... appear extraordinarily timid . The only arms they have are sticks of cane , cut when in seed , with a sharpened stick at the end , and they are afraid to use these . Often I have sent two or three men ashore to some town to converse ...
Strana 26
... appear to me to work harder than the men , and so far as I can hear they have nothing of their own , for I think I perceived that what one had others shared , especially food . In the islands so far , I have found no monsters , as some ...
... appear to me to work harder than the men , and so far as I can hear they have nothing of their own , for I think I perceived that what one had others shared , especially food . In the islands so far , I have found no monsters , as some ...
Strana 34
... appear simple , and they are very cunning and acute in that which concerns them : they speak little and in a low tone : they use the same articulations as we , since they form their utterances either with the palate , or with the teeth ...
... appear simple , and they are very cunning and acute in that which concerns them : they speak little and in a low tone : they use the same articulations as we , since they form their utterances either with the palate , or with the teeth ...
Strana 37
... appears a hor- rible thing : how much more so to see it , as , infinite times and in many places , it was my hap to see it : and they won- dered to hear us say that we did not eat our enemies : and this your Magnificence may take for ...
... appears a hor- rible thing : how much more so to see it , as , infinite times and in many places , it was my hap to see it : and they won- dered to hear us say that we did not eat our enemies : and this your Magnificence may take for ...
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