...of waters, as they drew me on by little and little into the next valley I never saw a more beantiful country, nor more lively prospects ; hills so raised here and there over the vallies ; the river wending into divers branches; the plains adjoining without bush or stubble ; all...

...right when he says, " he never saw a more beautiful country (than that to the south of the Oronooco), nor more lively prospects ; hills so raised here and there over the valleys, the rivers winding into divers branches, the plains adjoining without bush or stubble, all fair green grass...

...rowed, the deer came down feeding by the water's side, as if they had been. used to a keeper's call. — I never saw a more beautiful country, nor more lively...without bush or stubble, all fair green grass, the deer crossing in every path, the birds towards the evening singing on every tree with a thousand several...

...the tract they traversed : " I never saw a more beautifull countrey nor more lively prospects ; hils so raised here and there over the valleys, the river winding into divers branches, the plains adjoyning without bush or stubble, all faire greene grasse, the ground of hard sand, easie to march...

...the deer came down feeding by the water's side, as if they had been used to a keeper's call; * * * The river winding into divers branches, the plains adjoining without bush or stubble ; * * * the birds towards the evening singing on every tree a thousand tunes, the air fresh, with a...

...professed to have explored the country, and thus glowingly describes it from his own observation : " I never saw a more beautiful country, nor more lively...without bush or stubble — all fair green grass — the deer crossing in every path — the birds, towards the evening, singing on every tree with a thousand...

...the visionary ideas which spread through Europe. ' I never saw a more beautiful country,' he says, ' nor more lively prospects ; hills so raised here and there over the valleys, the rivers winding into divers branches, the plains adjoining without bush or stubble ; all fair green...

...marched overland to view the strange waterfalls, and ascended the hills in the neighbourhood to sec the adjacent country. There he heard of a great silver-mine....and there over the valleys, the river winding into clivers branches, the plains adjoining without bush or stubble ; all fair green grass, the groiuid...

...on by little and little, till we came into the next valley, where we might better discern the same. I never saw a more beautiful country, nor more lively...winding into divers branches; the plains adjoining, all fair green grass, without bush or stubble ; the ground of hard sand, easy to march on, either for...

...by the river Caroli : "a strange thunder of waters," he calls them. " Never saw I a more beautifull country nor more lively prospects — hills so raised...the river winding into divers branches, the plains all fair green grass, the deer crossing in every path, the birds towards evening singing on every tree...