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Page 125
... river , nor could guides be persuaded to go farther than from banza ( town ) to banza : but , as an agreement seemed to prevail that the south side of the river was more difficult than the north , and no traces of the Portugueze ...
... river , nor could guides be persuaded to go farther than from banza ( town ) to banza : but , as an agreement seemed to prevail that the south side of the river was more difficult than the north , and no traces of the Portugueze ...
Page 126
... river , and in which the Captain suf- fered excessive fatigue , convinced him of the impracticability of penetrating with any number of men by land along the course of the river , as well from the nature of the country as the want of ...
... river , and in which the Captain suf- fered excessive fatigue , convinced him of the impracticability of penetrating with any number of men by land along the course of the river , as well from the nature of the country as the want of ...
Page 128
... river of apparently uninterrupted navigation . The general habits of the natives seem more likely to cause vexation than real danger . The distance at which the nar- rows and rapids commence appears to be about 140 miles from the mouth ...
... river of apparently uninterrupted navigation . The general habits of the natives seem more likely to cause vexation than real danger . The distance at which the nar- rows and rapids commence appears to be about 140 miles from the mouth ...
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