Journeys of Observation
Journeys of Observation
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Others were persuaded to share in the venture, only to lose their money, until Obregon won the name of el tonto (the fool) de Valenciana. But his justification came at the end of seven years of persevering work, when he broke into the biggest THE FLYING BUTTRESSES OF SAN MIGUEL DE RAYAS L> THE CHURCH OF VALENCIANA 167 bonanza ever found on the Veta Madre. It was much more than his fondest expectation, for, while the Tepeyac had been worked in a desultory way from 1590 and the outcrop of that ve...in in the Valen- ciana ground has yielded some ore, it is doubtful whether any such ordinary body of mineral could have repaid the long and expensive search made by Obregon and his backers. In a few months all the expenses of years were repaid and eventually Obre- gon became, the chronicle says, the richest man in the world, at that time. The immediate origin of the church is told thus: On the ground near the mine, Obregon marked out an irregular quadrangle within which the miners were told to place a handful of rich ore, which each man was allowed, for this exceptional purpose, to bring out of the mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Others were persuaded to share in the venture, only to lose their money, until Obregon won the name of el tonto (the fool) de Valenciana. But his justification came at the end of seven years of persevering work, when he broke into the biggest THE FLYING BUTTRESSES OF SAN MIGUEL DE RAYAS L> THE CHURCH OF VALENCIANA 167 bonanza ever found on the Veta Madre. It was much more than his fondest expectation, for, while the Tepeyac had been worked in a desultory way from 1590 and the outcrop of that ve...in in the Valen- ciana ground has yielded some ore, it is doubtful whether any such ordinary body of mineral could have repaid the long and expensive search made by Obregon and his backers. In a few months all the expenses of years were repaid and eventually Obre- gon became, the chronicle says, the richest man in the world, at that time. The immediate origin of the church is told thus: On the ground near the mine, Obregon marked out an irregular quadrangle within which the miners were told to place a handful of rich ore, which each man was allowed, for this exceptional purpose, to bring out of the mine.
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