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Identifier: youngfolkslibrar09aldr (find matches)
Title: Young folks library
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907
Subjects: Children's literature
Publisher: Boston, CT : Hall and Locke
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as those we sawbefore at the Bay of Murderers in New Zealand. Onthe 29th we passed the Green Islands, and on the 30ththat of St. John, which were likewise discovered bySchovten and Le Maire. (This island they found to beof a considerable extent, and judged it to he at thedistance of one thousand eight hundred and fortyleagues from the coast of Peru. It appeared to themwell inhabited and well cultivated, abounding withflesh, fowl, fish, fruit, and other refreshments. Theinhabitants made use of canoes of all sizes, were armedwith shngs, darts, and wooden swords, wore necklacesand bracelets of pearl, and rings in their noses. Theywere, however, very intractable, notwithstanding allthe pains that could be taken to engage them in a faircorrespondence, so that Captain Schovten was at lastobliged to fire upon them to prevent them from makingthemselves masters of his vessel, which they attackedwith a great deal of vigor; and very probably thiswas the reason that Captain Tasman did not attempt
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AIy Seven Men Were Attacked by These Savages,Who Killed Three of the Seven. Tasmans Voyage of Discovery 313 to land or make any farther discovery.) On April 1st,we were in the latitude of 4° 30 south, and in thelongitude of 171° 2, the variation being 8° 45 to theeast, having now sight of the coast of New Guinea;and endeavoring to double the cape which theSpaniards call Cabo Santa Maria, we continued to sailalong the coast which hes north-west. We afterwards

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  • booksubject:Children_s_literature
  • bookpublisher:Boston__CT___Hall_and_Locke
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  • bookleafnumber:352
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