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Side 3
... four palins in diame- neither its depth nor true extent , it not being ter ; but it is all full of rushes , and shews possible to introduce into it any sounding in- strument . " The second will be five paces distant from the first to ...
... four palins in diame- neither its depth nor true extent , it not being ter ; but it is all full of rushes , and shews possible to introduce into it any sounding in- strument . " The second will be five paces distant from the first to ...
Side 4
... four miles and a half . In this last place it passes between two mountains , and begins to retreat , by going down by the way of west , north - west , north , & c . until it comes to cross the lake in an angle of it ; it ( then ) passes ...
... four miles and a half . In this last place it passes between two mountains , and begins to retreat , by going down by the way of west , north - west , north , & c . until it comes to cross the lake in an angle of it ; it ( then ) passes ...
Side 20
... four of the crew had deserted ; three of these were Botany Bay convicts , who had been taken on board to work the ship , under an en- gagement that they should be returned to Port Jackson . These fellows had con- certed with the ...
... four of the crew had deserted ; three of these were Botany Bay convicts , who had been taken on board to work the ship , under an en- gagement that they should be returned to Port Jackson . These fellows had con- certed with the ...
Side 22
... four- teen years . It appears that this ambitious chieftain has profited to the utmost by the instruction and assistance given him by Captain Vancouver . The islanders under his dominion make frequent trading voy- ages to the north ...
... four- teen years . It appears that this ambitious chieftain has profited to the utmost by the instruction and assistance given him by Captain Vancouver . The islanders under his dominion make frequent trading voy- ages to the north ...
Side 24
... four fathoms and a half at low water , served as a bar , constituting the whole harbour a complete bason , " The island abounds in several kinds of deer and wild hog ; and it is remarked that the wild hog is of a very delicate flavour ...
... four fathoms and a half at low water , served as a bar , constituting the whole harbour a complete bason , " The island abounds in several kinds of deer and wild hog ; and it is remarked that the wild hog is of a very delicate flavour ...
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