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1492

CHAPTER XXVII
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They were beautiful, the ships on the gay water and about them the boats and the red men's canoes.
We went to the _Marigalante_, I with the Admiral.

Dancing across in the boat there spoke to me Don Diego Colon, born Giacomo Colombo, and I found him a sober, able man, with a churchly inclination.

Here rose the Marigalante, and now we were upon it, and it was a greater ship than the _Santa Maria_, a goodly ship, with goodly gear aboard and goodly Spaniards.

Jayme de Marchena felt the tug of blood, of home-coming into his country..


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