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“...it suddenly breaks upon the eye, the marvellous panorama of life, sound, and colour which Kingsley pictured and described in “ At Last,” a book which every visitor to Trinidad should read. In many parts the sandy beach is used as a high road, and one may meet an occasional cart or motor-car, and peasants riding or walking from place to place. Here no one need starve, for, apart from coco- nuts from the palms fringing it, the sand, below high- water mark, is full of tiny shell-fish called “ chip-chip,” which make an excellent soup. The road from Manzanilla to Guayaguayare on the south coast is mainly the sandy shore. It dips inland, however, behind Mayaro and passes through a forest of Palmistes—one of the most remarkable sights in the West Indies. We had seen in Barbados and elsewhere lofty cabbage-palms singly and in avenues and in small groups, but here was an actual forest of these noble trees. Shoulder to shoulder they stand,...”
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“...d’Arbaud, 301 Champion, Major, 186 Chancellor, Sir John, 124 Chapeau Carré, 152 Chapelton, 256 Charity, 374 Charles II, King, 201, 272 Charles V of Spain, 6, 407 Charlestown, 225, 226 Charlotte Amaha, 314, 316. See St. Thomas Charlotte Town. See Gouyave Charlotteville, 149 473 Chateaubelair, 193, 194, 195 Chatoyer, Carib leader, 183 Chauncey, H., 418, 421 Cheeks, Henry, 82 Cheere, John, 269 Cherry Tree Hill, 107 Chesapeake, American frigate, 5i Chicle, 389 Chinese immigration, 8, 380, 428 “ Chip-chip ’’ soup, 136 Choiseul, 178 Christian V of Denmark, 316 Christian VI, 321 Christian IX, 317 Christiansted, or Bassin, 322-3 Christophe, the negro King, 364 Citadel of, 365 Palace of, 364 Tomb of, 365 Church of England, xo Churches, All Saints, Bar- bados, 107 All Saints, New Amster- dam, 380 Christ Church, Barbados, Fig Tree, Nevis, 229 Holy Trinity, Castries, 172 Kingston Parish Church, 262—4 (La Divina Pastora, Trini- dad,’ X42 La Merced, 355 La Soledad, 355 Notre Dame de Montserrat, Trinidad...”