Travels in Peru and Mexico, Volume 2Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, 1860 - Chile |
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... able to learn from them , however , not only that they were themselves Christians , but that the whole tribe to which they belonged had been long since converted to the Christian faith by the Spanish mis- sionaries . What struck me most ...
... able to learn from them , however , not only that they were themselves Christians , but that the whole tribe to which they belonged had been long since converted to the Christian faith by the Spanish mis- sionaries . What struck me most ...
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... able to give to the mining operations . The mountain districts in this vicinity have been pronounced by competent geologists to be composed of porphyric rocks resting on sandstone . I have mentioned in an earlier chapter , such of the ...
... able to give to the mining operations . The mountain districts in this vicinity have been pronounced by competent geologists to be composed of porphyric rocks resting on sandstone . I have mentioned in an earlier chapter , such of the ...
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... able to capture . According to the accounts given by the Indians of this animal , it seems to have been known in the country long before the arrival of the Europeans , and had , at some remote time , been taken and examined . Whether ...
... able to capture . According to the accounts given by the Indians of this animal , it seems to have been known in the country long before the arrival of the Europeans , and had , at some remote time , been taken and examined . Whether ...
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... able to show or conceal at pleasure , and thus those who have followed it have been bewildered , and lost all trace of their prey as soon as they entered the wood into which it retreats . But the impression which seems to have taken the ...
... able to show or conceal at pleasure , and thus those who have followed it have been bewildered , and lost all trace of their prey as soon as they entered the wood into which it retreats . But the impression which seems to have taken the ...
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... able to give them from our own stock , but which , they ate with abundance of appetite . We were very early upon our mules the next morn- ing ; and the day's journey was rendered more agree- able , by the pleasant company of the ...
... able to give them from our own stock , but which , they ate with abundance of appetite . We were very early upon our mules the next morn- ing ; and the day's journey was rendered more agree- able , by the pleasant company of the ...
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