ondexpeditiontoplesandthegoldenpalabushaddisveredaricatheydidnotevenknoarpolohadtoldsuchbigstoriesabout
luus,youybesure,,totakethenhisnextvoyagetocathay
heber,1493,panyoffifteenhundredn,luustheadralsetsailfrohethesplendidcitiesunboundedhforthekingandqueenofspain
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doyounotthinkluussthavefeltveryfineashesailedoutofendovertheseventeenshipsofhisfleet,largeandsll;fifteenhundrednjoyfullyenandfootn;hisshipseresofthoseoliveinthelandsbeyondthesea
everythinglookedsoiralfeltthatnosingtopassandthatheanindeed
thisbusthatheprosedthekingandqueenofspain,outoftheneyheshouldkeonthisvoyage,to,hielfpayforthefittingoutofagreataroffiftythousandfootsoldiersandfourthousandhorsentodriveaandthesepulanybraveknightsandbusainheulddoit
so,outintotheiralhesailedfirsttotheapoftheindies
fordayshesailedon,passingislandafterisland,landingonsoandgivingtheassooftheoftheeallbutnoneoftheelpedhinanyradeshadbeenleft
onthetber,thefleetoftheadraliralatlast,overtheiral;butitbustospainiralsside;bythelightoftheshipslantetheyuldkeoutthefigureofanindianinhishisiralandthentheoryold
thefortoflanavidadptofspaintostartalonyintheneselvese
afterluushadleftthethefortyninthefortdidnotdoashetoldtherastheyhadsolelyprosedtheyongtheelves;sooftheanofftoliveinthee;thereeeneesafierythehills,eenthefortandvillageselvesselfnqueredandkilled
itenttoluustheninhehadtrustedhadprovedfalsethegoldhehadtoldtheogettogethertheyhadnotevenfoundhisplanshadallgonewrong
butluusantostaydefeatedhisfortenentcantbehelpednoryagain
thistiheenandterialenoughtodothisandtodoittowork
buttheplaetihefinallyseleapofhaytiintheindies;itisneartocapeisabella
hefoundhereagoodharborforships,agoodplabuslaidouthisneoafterhisfriendthequeenofspain,thecityofisabella
herkedoutaself,
