 | Friedrich Hassaurek - Ecuador - 1868 - 412 pages
...hill-side in such a way that thou mayest reach a ravine, down which comes a waterfall : and here thou shalt find a bridge of three poles, or if it do not still...is all of margasitas (pyrites), the which leave on the left hand, and I warn thee that thou must go round it in this fashion <^. On this side thou wilt... | |
 | Friedrich Hassaurek - Black people - 1868 - 446 pages
...which exists. Go forward and look for the signs of another sleeping-place, which, I assure thee, thoa canst not fail to see in the fragments of pottery...is all of margasitas (pyrites), the which leave on the left hand, and I warn thee that thou must go round it in this fashion CQ. On this side thou wilt... | |
 | Stan Hall - History - 2007 - 244 pages
...succeed not in finding the path that exists. Go forward, and look for the signs of another sleeping place which, I assure thee, thou canst not fail to see,...on thy way, and thou shalt see a mountain, which is full of Alargasitas (Pyrites), the which leave on thy left hand, and I warn thee that thou must go... | |
 | Rowhan Marshall - Sports & Recreation - 2007 - 178 pages
...exists. Go forward and look for the signs of another sleeping place, which, I assure thee, thou can not fail to see in the fragments of pottery and other...thy way and thou shalt see a mountain, which is all margasitas (pyrites), which leave on thy left hand. I warn thee that thou must go around it in this... | |
 | Geography - 1917 - 580 pages
...Valverde's guide, had been mystified by certain directions. These are, to quote from Spruce's translation, " Go forward and look for the signs of another sleeping-place,...continually passing along there. Go on thy way, and thou shall see a mountain which is all of margasitas (pyrites), the which leave on thy left hand, and I... | |
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Having passed the night there, go on thy way the following day through the forest in the same direction, till thou reach another deep dry ravine, across which thou must throw a bridge and pass over it slowly and cautiously, for the ravine is very deep;... 