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Officers
with plenty of plants and trees,
the arrack tree which
carm
A
particularly "homever might give "conjecture that the island lag " rather to the south of Japan than " to the East; these trees growing
- only in
in hot Countries. Eey call it "Buss time", and because thes
ther
found no Inhabitants upon it,
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"they marked it with the character
f an uninhabited Island. Or
an incredibile
"the shows they found " quantity of rich and trakes, some
of which wer
from four to sixe
"Best long."
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lacitelles mistaking
Furthe for
Crales;
freen turtle being found in great abundanes upon the shores at night
and June. Mes?
in
way and June.
betract from Klaproth's transtation
Of tan- Robf. Frou kan - Fr. Lets ?
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The original.
"
name of these Island is Agasa - Warn. Lima";
Wara. Lima", but they
"are commonly called how-hird time, " in dicerese "Wow _ jin. tow) or the "Islands without people, and this
“
- is the name which I have adopted
in my work. That of "O gava-barco "Lima", or the "O gasa - Wara Island after the lavigator
to them.
" who first visited them, and
Кироди
" who prepared a deep of them. I1⁄2 "the same manner has the
" Louthern part of the new world - been called Megalania (Dragellan)
" was