Polynesia, Or, An Historical Account of the Principal Islands in the South Sea, Including New Zealand |
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Side 25
Now , as the animalcules which raise these submarine habitations cannot live above the face of the deep , it is manifest either that the Pacific has sunk to a lower level , or that the several islands have been raised by an expansive ...
Now , as the animalcules which raise these submarine habitations cannot live above the face of the deep , it is manifest either that the Pacific has sunk to a lower level , or that the several islands have been raised by an expansive ...
Side 29
With regard to the thickness of the coral masses , it has been thought that the species of polypus which contributes most to their formation , does not live where the water is deeper than twentyfive or thirty feet .
With regard to the thickness of the coral masses , it has been thought that the species of polypus which contributes most to their formation , does not live where the water is deeper than twentyfive or thirty feet .
Side 79
He then offered a prayer to the gods in their behalf , entreating that they might live in affection , and realize all the happiness which marriage was designed to secure . On some occasions the female relatives WHEN FIRST DISCOVERED .
He then offered a prayer to the gods in their behalf , entreating that they might live in affection , and realize all the happiness which marriage was designed to secure . On some occasions the female relatives WHEN FIRST DISCOVERED .
Side 85
Among these last was an injunction that they should live in celibacy , and have no descendants ; hence , though they did not positively prohibit marriage , the modern areois consider themselves bound to murder their children .
Among these last was an injunction that they should live in celibacy , and have no descendants ; hence , though they did not positively prohibit marriage , the modern areois consider themselves bound to murder their children .
Side 136
... intermeddle in wars , nor employ their arms but for self - defence ; and , if permitted to live unmolested on such terms , they would remain on the island , if not , they would forthwith take their departure to another station .
... intermeddle in wars , nor employ their arms but for self - defence ; and , if permitted to live unmolested on such terms , they would remain on the island , if not , they would forthwith take their departure to another station .
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Polynesia: Or, an Historical Account of the Principal Islands in the South ... Michael Russell Ingen forhåndsvisning - 2020 |
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