The Seventeen Years Travels of Peter De Cieza Through the Mighty Kingdom of Per
The Seventeen Years Travels of Peter De Cieza Through the Mighty Kingdom of Per
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A- Pon. Gua falls into the Sea. From this River to the Port of Tarapaca^ the Coaft bears upon the fame Point, and 5 Leagues beyond it is a Point they call Tacama. Sixteen Leagues beyond this Point, is the Port de los Afoxi/lones, j^ioxii^ or of Mufcles, in 22 Degrees and a half. Thence the lone^roru Coait runs on about 90 Leagues South South Weft, it is moft ftraight, but has fome Points, and Bays, and at the End of them is a large one, where there is a fafe Har- ^^ ^ hour caird Capayapo^ with ...good Water, in z6 Degrees. Apo'S' Before lour^ i^ The Seventeen Tears Travels Before this Bay is a fmall Ifland, half a League from the Continent, and here begin the Provinces of Chile.
A little bqyond this Port of Cop ay ap^ a Point juts out, and by it is form'd another Bay, before which there are two fmall Rocks, and at the End of the Bay a River of very good Water, the Name of it Guafco. The aforefaid Point lies in 28 Degrees and a quarter. Hence theCoaft runs South Weft, and at ten Leagues Dillance ano- ther Cape buts out, affording Shelter for Ships, but nei- ther Wood, nor Water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A- Pon. Gua falls into the Sea. From this River to the Port of Tarapaca^ the Coaft bears upon the fame Point, and 5 Leagues beyond it is a Point they call Tacama. Sixteen Leagues beyond this Point, is the Port de los Afoxi/lones, j^ioxii^ or of Mufcles, in 22 Degrees and a half. Thence the lone^roru Coait runs on about 90 Leagues South South Weft, it is moft ftraight, but has fome Points, and Bays, and at the End of them is a large one, where there is a fafe Har- ^^ ^ hour caird Capayapo^ with ...good Water, in z6 Degrees. Apo'S' Before lour^ i^ The Seventeen Tears Travels Before this Bay is a fmall Ifland, half a League from the Continent, and here begin the Provinces of Chile.
A little bqyond this Port of Cop ay ap^ a Point juts out, and by it is form'd another Bay, before which there are two fmall Rocks, and at the End of the Bay a River of very good Water, the Name of it Guafco. The aforefaid Point lies in 28 Degrees and a quarter. Hence theCoaft runs South Weft, and at ten Leagues Dillance ano- ther Cape buts out, affording Shelter for Ships, but nei- ther Wood, nor Water.
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