A General History And Collection of Voyages And Travels, volume 16
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Indeed, his own accounts, or ratherDeshneff's, [1] of the distance between the Noss, and the river Anadir, cannot be reconciled with this very northerly position. But as I hopeto visit these parts again, I shall leave the discussion of this pointtill then. In the mean time, I must conclude, as Beering did beforeme, that this is the most eastern point of Asia. It is a peninsula ofconsiderable height, joined to the continent by a very low, and, toappearance, narrow neck of land. It shews a steep ...rocky clift next thesea, and off the very point are some rocks like spires. It is situatedin the latitude of 66
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indeed, his own accounts, or ratherDeshneff's, [1] of the distance between the Noss, and the river Anadir, cannot be reconciled with this very northerly position. But as I hopeto visit these parts again, I shall leave the discussion of this pointtill then. In the mean time, I must conclude, as Beering did beforeme, that this is the most eastern point of Asia. It is a peninsula ofconsiderable height, joined to the continent by a very low, and, toappearance, narrow neck of land. It shews a steep ...rocky clift next thesea, and off the very point are some rocks like spires. It is situatedin the latitude of 66
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