Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchtermcollectionspanspan of Ra
Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchtermcollectionspanspan of Ra
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The water when taken up is remarkably pellucid, but it is not confidered good for ufe. In calm weather it reflects the blue color of the fky, but when its furface is ruffled by winds it affumes a green color, appropriately called verde de perico, parrot- green. It then emits a ftrong and difagreeable fulphurous odor. At prefent, large quantities of the mojarras, referred to by Palacio, are caught by the Indians, and fold in San Salvador, where they are greatly prized. The fhores are divided out... among the people of the furrounding villages, as their peculiar fifhing grounds.
Note 22, page 63.
I have already given my reafons for believing that the term Cbontal was ufed not as a fpecific but as a general defignation, in the fenfe of favage or barbarian, and applied by the Mexicans indifcriminately to all frontier or uncivilized tribes with which they were acquainted, and often taken up and adopted by the Spaniards. There is no doubt of the faft that the ancient diftrift of Chaparriftique, now San Miguel, inter vening between the river Lempa and the Bay of Fonfeca, was occupied by a tribe or number of tribes and families, differing in language cer- 15 tainly, and probably in origin and character from the Pipiles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The water when taken up is remarkably pellucid, but it is not confidered good for ufe. In calm weather it reflects the blue color of the fky, but when its furface is ruffled by winds it affumes a green color, appropriately called verde de perico, parrot- green. It then emits a ftrong and difagreeable fulphurous odor. At prefent, large quantities of the mojarras, referred to by Palacio, are caught by the Indians, and fold in San Salvador, where they are greatly prized. The fhores are divided out... among the people of the furrounding villages, as their peculiar fifhing grounds.
Note 22, page 63.
I have already given my reafons for believing that the term Cbontal was ufed not as a fpecific but as a general defignation, in the fenfe of favage or barbarian, and applied by the Mexicans indifcriminately to all frontier or uncivilized tribes with which they were acquainted, and often taken up and adopted by the Spaniards. There is no doubt of the faft that the ancient diftrift of Chaparriftique, now San Miguel, inter vening between the river Lempa and the Bay of Fonfeca, was occupied by a tribe or number of tribes and families, differing in language cer- 15 tainly, and probably in origin and character from the Pipiles.
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