Willis J. Abbot

Capitolo 28

sent to China for silk and he/she takes the tea, the trip every way, around the
Tempestuous horn, spending six months. In 1785 the publication of the
diaries of the famous explorer, Captain Cook they directed the never-officer
chins of the New Englanders to the great herds of seal and sea-otters on
the coast northwest of the United States, and vases were going soon
there in search to fur-bear animals, then abundant, but now offering
equitable to become rare as the sperm-whale. A consignment typical of this
kind was that of the ship "Columbia", Captain Kendrick and the recreation boat
"Washington", Captain Gray that sailed September 30 th 1787 limited the
it costs northwest and China. The dealer that saw his/her ships allows to fall down the
limited bay on such trip told for a lot of time goodbye them--perhaps
forever. Years have to pass before he could know if the money that he had
invested, the load that he had risked, the strong ships that he had sent,
it was to add to his/her fortune or finally to be a total loss. Perhaps for
months he would be going on the wharveses and coffee-houses esteeming,
him a man of substance and so it held from all of his/her neighbors, while in fact
his/her every disposition that bleaches in the practises the surfing on the atoll Pacific and far-distant. Then it
it was almost three years before news returned to Boston of these two ships;
but then it was glorious, for then the "Federalist", of New York came
in I bring, bringing news that to Canton she had met her/it "Columbia", and
you/he/she had been said of the discovery from that vase of the great river in Oregon
to that its name had been given. This way Oregon and Washington were given
the childish union, the according to whether he/she perhaps takes his/her name from the small recreation boat
of 90 tons that accompanied her/it "Columbia" on his/her trip. Six months
later the two vases they arrived to Boston, and you/he/she was greeted with regards of
you shoot cannonades from the strong one. They was the first American vases to
you circumnavigate the globe. It is pleasant to note that a trip that was