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far to the west of them. He knew their latitude, for he had taken the sunwhen there on his canoe voyage in 1682 ; but he had at that time no means of ascer-taining their longitude. The Joly next disappeared in a fog, and La Salle waited forher four or five days, but in vain. So he sailed on farther… … LA S.M.I.F.S CAMP. trying to make out that the numerous lagoons along the coast were somehow connectedwith the mouths of the Mississippi, while lieaujeu, vexed at the confusion and indecisionof La Salles mind, did little to make matters clearer. Tliey were in reality at MatagordaBay. Trying to make…
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