On the east it has, from Cape Nassau, a shore of thirty leagues to the mouth of the Orinoco; thence along that river to the Rio Portuguesa, an extent of more than 400 leagues.
Great quantities of canes are brought down by these rivers, insomuch that we have seen abundance of them twenty or thirty leagues out at sea.
Our depth in the straits was from eight to eleven fathoms, and the distance from Aden to the straits is thirty leagues.
This Lake, which is about twenty-five or thirty leaguesin circumference, contains several beautiful islands, and is the place where our Iroquois enemies catch their fish, which are there in great abundance.
The retreat was very tedious, being from twenty-five to thirty leagues, and greatly fatigued the wounded, and those who carried them, though they relieved each other from time to time.
The text says they, continued their course about twenty-five or thirty leagues.
After reaching the end of this, they pass five other falls, [200] the distance from the first to the last being about twenty-five or thirty leagues.
The next day, on the 10th of October, they reached the great fortress of the Iroquois, after a journey of four days from their landing, a distance loosely estimated at from twenty-five to thirty leagues.
I then remembered that the Professor, before starting, had estimated the length of this underground sea at thirty leagues.
By the 7th of August our successive descents had brought us to a depth of thirty leagues; that is, that for a space of thirty leagues there were over our heads solid beds of rock, ocean, continents, and towns.
Thirty leagues of rock seemed to weigh upon my shoulders with a dreadful pressure.
The coast of Trinidada between those two points was thirty leaguesin length from E.
Most of the island is flat, and full of woods and forests; but from the eastern point of Mayci, there are exceedingly high mountains for thirty leagues.
Thirty leagues up the river there is a fort of the Micmacs,[30] at a place called Naxouak, and at thirty leagues further up there is one of the Maliseets.
Twelve leagues further on is another place they call Madeha; it is a small place, of few inhabitants, inside the mouth of the Sea of Persia, thirty leagues to the south-west.
Their retreat was very long, being from twenty-five to thirty leagues, which caused the wounded much fatigue, as also those who carried them, although the latter relieved each other from time to time.
We continued our course by land for about twenty-five or thirty leagues.
All the country where I went contains some twenty to thirty leagues, is very fine, and situated in latitude 44° 30'.
A good horse in the desert ought to accomplish for five or six days, one after the other, distances of twenty-five to thirty leagues.
They endure hunger and thirst with ease, and without being knocked up will cover for several consecutive days distances of twenty-five to thirty leagues.
A Saharene will go twenty or thirty leagues to couple a handsome greyhound bitch with a dog of established reputation; for one that is really famous will run down a gazelle.
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