A Natural History of Nevis, and the Rest of the English Leeward Charibee Islands in America. With Many Other Observations on Nature and Art; Particularly, an Introduction to the Art of Decyphering. In Eleven Letters from the Revd Mr. Smith, ...J. Bentham, sold by W. Thurlbourn; S. Birt, C. Bathurst, and J. Beecroft, London, 1745 - 318 |
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... Tree called Dog - wood ; and when seven or eight Gentlemen have an in- clination to divert themselves with fishing ( or more properly speaking with Fish - hunting , ) they fend each of them a Negro Slave to the Woods , in order to fetch ...
... Tree called Dog - wood ; and when seven or eight Gentlemen have an in- clination to divert themselves with fishing ( or more properly speaking with Fish - hunting , ) they fend each of them a Negro Slave to the Woods , in order to fetch ...
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... tree Leaves : There is a round hole in the Center on the under fide that goes up into the Body of the Shell . As I never found any more of the fort , fo I thought it a pity to break that in pieces purely to examine the infide . 9. In ...
... tree Leaves : There is a round hole in the Center on the under fide that goes up into the Body of the Shell . As I never found any more of the fort , fo I thought it a pity to break that in pieces purely to examine the infide . 9. In ...
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... Trees , and smaller Bushes , as well as with Weeds , or Grafs : And what renders the point not so chimerical as highly pro bable is , That the Shore about half a mile to the Southward of Charles Fort , is plentifully stocked with dead ...
... Trees , and smaller Bushes , as well as with Weeds , or Grafs : And what renders the point not so chimerical as highly pro bable is , That the Shore about half a mile to the Southward of Charles Fort , is plentifully stocked with dead ...
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... Trees , may serve the greater Leviathans of the Ocean by way of Food ; and moreover , That fuch tall Woods as well as the fhorter Coppices and Shrubs may stop the too violent pursuit of the more ravenous fort of them after the smaller ...
... Trees , may serve the greater Leviathans of the Ocean by way of Food ; and moreover , That fuch tall Woods as well as the fhorter Coppices and Shrubs may stop the too violent pursuit of the more ravenous fort of them after the smaller ...
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... Trees , put me in mind of that pas- fage in Canticles , ( viz . chap . ii . ver . 11 , 12 , 13. ) Lo the Winter is ... tree putteth forth her green Figs , and the Vines with their tender Grape give a good smell . To add to our pleasure ...
... Trees , put me in mind of that pas- fage in Canticles , ( viz . chap . ii . ver . 11 , 12 , 13. ) Lo the Winter is ... tree putteth forth her green Figs , and the Vines with their tender Grape give a good smell . To add to our pleasure ...
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