Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalR. Griffiths., 1804 |
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... island to the sea on that side , where I found the island to be more Southerly , three parts of a de- gree , than any of the rest of the islands . ' Among these islands , families of natives were frequently seen passing in canoes from ...
... island to the sea on that side , where I found the island to be more Southerly , three parts of a de- gree , than any of the rest of the islands . ' Among these islands , families of natives were frequently seen passing in canoes from ...
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... island . This plain is about one mile by three quarters , having a thin strata of soil over the great caves , but on the north side of the island the pasture is admirable for feeding of cattle and sheep . It will graze from forty to ...
... island . This plain is about one mile by three quarters , having a thin strata of soil over the great caves , but on the north side of the island the pasture is admirable for feeding of cattle and sheep . It will graze from forty to ...
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... island . Staffa rises perpendicularly from the sea in every part except at one creek , running some way into the island , on the east side , where few visitors reach ; it is there they land what cattle and sheep are gra- zed on the ...
... island . Staffa rises perpendicularly from the sea in every part except at one creek , running some way into the island , on the east side , where few visitors reach ; it is there they land what cattle and sheep are gra- zed on the ...
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