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“...Paria by one of the Bocas del Dragón (the I Dragon’s mouths), the straits formed by the islands of I Chacachacare (an Indian name), Huevos (egg) and Monos I (monkey), and known respectively as the Bocas Grande, I Navios, Huevos,and Monos (see map, after p. 116). Cha- I cachacare, on which there is a tall lighthouse, has, since I *92I> been a leper settlement. On the other islands are I pleasant villas which are much resorted to for bathing I and fishing. At the north-east point of Huevos is I Parasol Rock, where H.M.S. Dromedary grounded on ■ August ioth, 1800. Her bowsprit was lashed to the ■ rock, and 500 men landing spent fifteen uncomfortable I hours upon this inhospitable crag. Then the weather I having moderated they re-embarked and got away. I On entering the Gulf, steamers turn east and coast ■ along the mainland of Trinidad. Opposite Monos is ■Teteron Bay, and in the Boca Monos is a jagged rock, ■rising sheer out of the water, round which many a legend I is woven. Madame Teteron...”
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“...Palmer, Hon. John, 295 Palmer, Mrs. Rosa, 291-2 Palmer, Mrs., the wicked, 294 " Paludismo,” 366 Pampatar, 411 Panama, 401, 403 — Books on, 33 — Canal, 373 Panama Canal, 417-33 — and Suez compared, 418 ; — Construction, 424 — History of, 418-20 Panama City, 419, 421, 428-31 Panama disease of bananas, 393. 399, 4r4 Panama, Isthmus of, 3, 417-33 — Railway, 419, 421 Panama, Old, 431-2 Panama, Republic of, 417, 418 Papain, 233 “ Papiamento,” 340 Paradise, birds of, 151 Paradise, British Guiana, 377. ; Parasol Rock, 121 Parham Harbour, 200 Paria, Gulf of, 115, 121 Parika, 376, 377 Parke, Governor, 201, 205 Parry, Bishop, 174 Paso Real, 360 Passports, 18 Pater, Dutch freebooter, 409 Pedro Cays, 303-4 Pedro Miguel, 418, 421, 427 Peebles, Major H. W., 235...”