 | Fernão Mendes Pinto - 1892 - 518 sider
...hamlet but hath an hundred at the least; for as for cities and great towns, they have them by thousands, whereby one may perceive, what the inclination of...wars, wherein they take more delight, then any other nation that we know. We had been now three and twenty days in the Island of Tanixumaa, where very contentedly... | |
 | 1909 - 636 sider
...and good offices that he had done him . . . the country was filled with such abundance of them, . . . whereby one may perceive what the inclination of this...addicted to the wars, wherein they take more delight than any other nation that we know. The first finding of Japan by Europeans opened the way to the coming... | |
 | 1909 - 644 sider
...and good offices that he had done him . . . the country was filled with such abundance of them, . . . whereby one may perceive what the inclination of this...addicted to the wars, wherein they take more delight than any other nation that we know. The first finding of Japan by Europeans opened the way to the coming... | |
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... whereby one may perceive what the inclination of this people is, and how much they are naturally addicted to the wars, wherein they take more delight than any other nation that we know. 