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1492

CHAPTER XX
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So Vicente, and the Admiral was cordial with him, and saw him over rail and down side with cheerful words.

He was cheerful all that day in his speech, cheerful and suave and prophesying good in many directions.

But I knew the trouble behind that front.
In some ways the _Pinta_ was the best of our ships.

Martin Pinzon was a bold and ready man, and those aboard with him devoted to his fortunes.
He did not lack opinions of his own, and often they countered the Admiral's.

He was ambitious, and the Admiral's rights were so vast and inclusive that there seemed not much room to make name and fame.


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