The History of America 1
The History of America 1
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1, lib«ix.c. 2. GomftrB* c« 60. P. MavtfTir dec. p. 149.
throflgbits vfhale extait» tfliicii renders it a barrier of solidity saffieieat to resist the impulse of two o}ipo6ite O0ea»& The mountains are coTered with fctrests almost ioaeeesfrible. The vaUey3 in that moist elimatpy where .it rains daring two-thirds of Uie year, are marshy and 90 frequently oreriowed, ^hat the inhabitants find it ne- eessary, in ma^ places, to build their houses upon trees, in order to be eletated at «ome distance f...rom the damp soil, and the odions reptiles engendered in the puti*id waters.* Large rivers rush down with, impetuous cur- .rcint from the high graunds. In a region thinly inhab- ited by wandering savages, the hand of industry had . done nothing to mitigate or correct those natural disad- Tantages.. To march across thii» unexplored country, with no other guides but Indians, whose fidelity could be little. trusted, wa8> on all those accounts, the l^^ldest enterinase on wUeh the Spaniards had hitherto ventured in the New World* But the intrepidity of Balboa was such as distiognished him among his countrymen, at a period when every adventurer was conspicuous for dar- ing courage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1, lib«ix.c. 2. GomftrB* c« 60. P. MavtfTir dec. p. 149.
throflgbits vfhale extait» tfliicii renders it a barrier of solidity saffieieat to resist the impulse of two o}ipo6ite O0ea»& The mountains are coTered with fctrests almost ioaeeesfrible. The vaUey3 in that moist elimatpy where .it rains daring two-thirds of Uie year, are marshy and 90 frequently oreriowed, ^hat the inhabitants find it ne- eessary, in ma^ places, to build their houses upon trees, in order to be eletated at «ome distance f...rom the damp soil, and the odions reptiles engendered in the puti*id waters.* Large rivers rush down with, impetuous cur- .rcint from the high graunds. In a region thinly inhab- ited by wandering savages, the hand of industry had . done nothing to mitigate or correct those natural disad- Tantages.. To march across thii» unexplored country, with no other guides but Indians, whose fidelity could be little. trusted, wa8> on all those accounts, the l^^ldest enterinase on wUeh the Spaniards had hitherto ventured in the New World* But the intrepidity of Balboa was such as distiognished him among his countrymen, at a period when every adventurer was conspicuous for dar- ing courage.
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