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“...Gulf of Paria by one of the Bocas del Dragón (the Dragon’s mouths), the straits formed by the islands of Chacachacare (the name is an Indian one), Huevos (egg) and Monos (monkey), and known respectively as the Bocas Grande, Navios, Huevos, and Monos (see map, after page 116). Chacachacare, .on which a tall light- house is conspicuous, is a leper settlement. On the other islands there are pleasant villas which are much resorted to for bathing and fishing. At the north-east point of Huevos is Parasol Rock, where H.M.S. DtomcdciYy grounded on August 10th, 1800. Her bowsprit was lashed to the rock, and her crew of 500 men landed and spent fifteen uncomfortable hours upon this inhospitable crag. Then the weather having moderated they re- embarked and got away. On entering the Gulf one sights a lonely island to the south-east. That is Patos, or Goose Island, on which reside two Trinidadians whose duty it is to hoist the Union Jack over it at sunrise and to lower it again...”
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“...on, 17 Communications, 420 Direction of, 417 Locks, 416-7, 426 Opening of, 419 Zone, 416, 419 City, 420, 427-30 Disease of bananas, 389, 394. 410 Isthmus of, 3, 418 Mail Steamship Co., 459 Old, 400, 418, 430—2 Railway, 418, 420, 423 Republic of, 396, 397, 416, 419 Pan-American Airways, 372, 391, 464 “ Pan-American Peace Tree," 347 Papain for digestion, 232 " Papiamento " patois, 11, 333 Papine, 273 Paradise, Birds of, 146, 149 Paradise, British Guiana, 374 Paraiso, 426, 427 Paramaribo, 413-4 Parasol Rock, 117 Parham Harbour, 198, 209 Paria, Gulf of, 112, 117 Parika, 372, 373, 382 Parke, Governor, fate of, 199, 202 Parque, Fraternidad, Cuba, 347 Parry, Bishop, 172 " Partido ” tobacco, 354 Paso Real, 354 Passports, 27 Pater, Dutch freebooter, 405 Pearl, H.M. frigate, 319 Pearls (pink) from conchs, 293 Pedro Cays, 252, 297-8 Pedro Miguel, 417, 420, 426 Pegasus, frigate, 208 Pelée, la Montague, (or Pelé, Mont), 5, 192, 244, 306 eruption of (1902), 310-2 Pelican Island, Barbados, 76 Pelican....”