Christopher Columbus and the New World of His Discovery — Volume 8 by Filson Young
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"VERY DEAR SON,--I wrote you at length day before yesterday and sent it by Francisco Pinelo, and with this letter I send you a very full memorandum. I am very much astonished not to receive a letter from you or from any one else, and this astonishment is shared by all who know me. Every one here has letters, and I, who have more reason to expect them, have none. Great care should be taken about this matter. The memorandum of which I have spoken above says enough, and on this account I do not speak more at length here. Your brother and your uncle and Carbajal are going yonder. You will learn from them what is not said here. May our Lord have you in His Holy keeping. "Done in Seville, December 3. "Your father who loves you more than himself. .S. .S.A.S. XMY Xpo FERENS." Document of COLUMBUS addressed to his Son, DIEGO, and intended to accompany the preceding letter. "A memorandum for you, my very dear son, Don Diego, of what occurs to me at the present time which must be done:--The principal thing is, affectionately and with great devotion to commend the soul of the Queen, our Lady, to God. Her life was always Catholic and Holy |
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