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| 53 | 108 | "The maps, those records," said Shaba, "View more quotes about open">open up a new world. |
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| 53 | 105 | "Your records would doubtless be of value to geographers," I said. |
| 53 | 106 | "They are," said Shaba, "of inestimable value to all civilized men". |
| 53 | 107 | "Perhaps," I said. |
| 53 | 108 | "The maps, those records," said Shaba, "open up a new world. |
| 53 | 109 | Think not only in terms of crass profit, my friend, of the bounties there to hunters and trappers, to traders and settlers, to planters and physicians, but to all men who wish to understand, who wish to know, who wish to unveil hidden secrets and penetrate hitherto unsolved mysteries. |
| 53 | 110 | In these maps and records, for those who can understand them, lie the first glimpses of new and vast countries. |
| 53 | 111 | In these maps, and in these notes and drawings, there are treasures and wonders". |