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The depiction was of a circle, and in the right oreastern side showed the coasts of Ireland and England, France, Spain andPortugal, and of Africa that portion of which anything was known. Out inOcean appeared the islands gained in and since Prince Henry's day. Theirnames were written, --Madeira, Canaria, Cape de Verde and Azores. West ofthese and filling the middle map came Ocean-Sea, an open parchmentfield save for here a picture of a great fish, and here a siren and hereTriton, and here the I...sland of the Seven Cities and here Saint Brandon'sIsle, and these none knew if they be real or magical! Wide middle mapand River-Ocean! The eye quitting that great void approached the left orwestern side of the circle. And now again began islands great andsmall with legends written across and around them. The great island wasCipango, and across the extent of it ran in fine lettering. "Marco Polowas here. It is the richest of the eastern lands. The houses are roofedwith gold. The people are idolaters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The depiction was of a circle, and in the right oreastern side showed the coasts of Ireland and England, France, Spain andPortugal, and of Africa that portion of which anything was known. Out inOcean appeared the islands gained in and since Prince Henry's day. Theirnames were written, --Madeira, Canaria, Cape de Verde and Azores. West ofthese and filling the middle map came Ocean-Sea, an open parchmentfield save for here a picture of a great fish, and here a siren and hereTriton, and here the I...sland of the Seven Cities and here Saint Brandon'sIsle, and these none knew if they be real or magical! Wide middle mapand River-Ocean! The eye quitting that great void approached the left orwestern side of the circle. And now again began islands great andsmall with legends written across and around them. The great island wasCipango, and across the extent of it ran in fine lettering. "Marco Polowas here. It is the richest of the eastern lands. The houses are roofedwith gold. The people are idolaters.
What to read after 1492?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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