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Page 153
... called " conchs . " But equally important and almost as un- usual is Bahamian water itself . It is virtually colorless . Imagine the clearest swimming pool you ever saw , or the most limpid mountain stream , and you have some idea of ...
... called " conchs . " But equally important and almost as un- usual is Bahamian water itself . It is virtually colorless . Imagine the clearest swimming pool you ever saw , or the most limpid mountain stream , and you have some idea of ...
Page 203
... called in the Indian tongue Guanahanà . " Years of research have left little doubt Guanahanà is the island now called San Salvador . After daylight the fleet sailed around the southern end to find shelter in the lee , and somewhere ...
... called in the Indian tongue Guanahanà . " Years of research have left little doubt Guanahanà is the island now called San Salvador . After daylight the fleet sailed around the southern end to find shelter in the lee , and somewhere ...
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... called the kepi . Each capitaine is supported by one or two assistants , a doctor , and sometimes an officer with a special knowledge of local dialects . Le capitaine was the first person we called on at each new oasis , to say we had ...
... called the kepi . Each capitaine is supported by one or two assistants , a doctor , and sometimes an officer with a special knowledge of local dialects . Le capitaine was the first person we called on at each new oasis , to say we had ...
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