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...our ignorance ; but we care not, so that the sincerity and truth of our statement be not suspected. The Tree of the Ten Thousand Images seemed to us of great age. Its trunk, which three men could scareely embrace with outstretched arms, is not more than eight feet high ; the branches, instead of...

...our ignorance ; but we care not, so that the sincerity and truth of our statement be not suspected. " The Tree of the Ten Thousand Images " seemed to us...wood, which is of a reddish tint, has an exquisite odor, something like that of cinnamon. The Lamas informed us, that in summer, towards, the eighth moon,...

...sincerity and truth of our statement be not suspected. The Tree of the Ten Thousand Images seemed to QB of great age. Its trunk, which three men could scarcely...The leaves are always green ; and the wood, which ia of a reddish tint, has an exquisite odor, something like that of cinnamon. The Lamas informed us...

...and its branches, which resemble that of the plane-tree, are also covered with these characters. " The Tree of the Ten Thousand Images seemed to us of...spread out in the shape of a plume of feathers, and extremely bushy. The leaves are always green, and the wood, which is of a reddish tint, has an exquisite...

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...frequently different from those they replaced. " The Tree of the Ten Thousand Images," says M. Hue, " seemed to us of great age. Its trunk. which three...extremely bushy — few of them are dead. The leaves are evergreen, and the wood, which is of a reddish tint, has ITS SINGULARITY. 253 an exquisite odour, something...