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1492

CHAPTER XX
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We came to a great number of islets, rivers of clear blue sea between.

The ships lay to and we took boat and went among these.

The King's Gardens, the Admiral called them, and the calm sea between them and mainland the Sea of Our Lady.

They were thickly wooded, and we thought we found cinnamon, aloes and mastic.

Two lovely days we had in this wilderness of isles and channels where was no man nor woman at all, then again we went east and south, the land trending that way.
Very distant, out of eastern waste, rose what seemed a large island.


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