1
The Admiral sent a light caravel to coast along and find harbor.
2
Adzriel's ship, a sleek caravel, rode at anchor like a dark swan.
3
Now they lower something in black over the side of the first caravel.
4
Of all these the caravel became the favored for the long, exploring voyages.
5
When the barge reached the caravel, the cavalier stepped on board.
6
The admiral and her men took refuge on board the caravel.
7
Every one hurried down to Palos as the caravel rounded the Convent Point.
8
It was winter now, but in their stout caravel they did not care.
9
The flag was a small caravel of one hundred tons burden.
10
Every caravel that came from the New World brought two things.
11
He sometimes speaks of the same vessel as a ship, and a caravel.
12
On his return, he found the caravel he had sent out.
13
So thought Jerónimo Aguilar, on board a caravel plying between Darien and Hispaniola.
14
When the caravel was under way, Villejo offered to remove the Admiral's shackles.
15
Don Diego was seized, thrown into irons, and confined on board a caravel.
16
In spite of his seamanship, the caravel was wrecked on the island of Cuba.
