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Page 21
... chiefly of the newest kind , or owe their origin to volcanic agency : these with the alluvial and diluvial deposits will be found to cover the greater part of the island . Several mountainous ranges occur in Rambree , and their general ...
... chiefly of the newest kind , or owe their origin to volcanic agency : these with the alluvial and diluvial deposits will be found to cover the greater part of the island . Several mountainous ranges occur in Rambree , and their general ...
Page 31
... chiefly entrusted to the Phoongrees , and it is a part of their daily and uninterrupted occupation . No distinction is made between the children of the rich and the poor : both are treated alike and receive a similar education ; no ...
... chiefly entrusted to the Phoongrees , and it is a part of their daily and uninterrupted occupation . No distinction is made between the children of the rich and the poor : both are treated alike and receive a similar education ; no ...
Page 35
... chiefly of Madras cloths and Europe muslins , which are either sold in Arracan or retained for importation into Ava . I am not aware that any other article of agricultural produce is exported from Ram- bree . Both cotton and indigo are ...
... chiefly of Madras cloths and Europe muslins , which are either sold in Arracan or retained for importation into Ava . I am not aware that any other article of agricultural produce is exported from Ram- bree . Both cotton and indigo are ...
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... chiefly under rocks and stones , where they probably deposit their spawn , only coming out to feed as the sun ascends in the meridian , and again retiring in the afternoon ; or on being frightened , they rush into their hiding places ...
... chiefly under rocks and stones , where they probably deposit their spawn , only coming out to feed as the sun ascends in the meridian , and again retiring in the afternoon ; or on being frightened , they rush into their hiding places ...
Page 48
... chiefly to the Assam Tea and the Nipal Camellia ; and purposely without technical precision , the object being simply to convey a general idea of the structure of the two sorts of fruit . But they admit of being applied with safety to ...
... chiefly to the Assam Tea and the Nipal Camellia ; and purposely without technical precision , the object being simply to convey a general idea of the structure of the two sorts of fruit . But they admit of being applied with safety to ...
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