...tree noticed at Pelew, was one^ in fize and in its manner of branching, not unlike our Cherry-tree, but in its leaves refembling the Myrtle. Its peculiarity...Englijh had could work it, the wood breaking their edge^ almoft every moment ; a circumftance which, very early in the conftruction of their vefifel,...

...tree noticed at Pelew, was one, in fize and in its manner of branching, not unlike our Cherry-tree, but in its leaves refembling the Myrtle. Its peculiarity...of a card, darker than the infide, though equally clofc in texture ; the colour df the interior part being nearly that of mahogany, and fo extremely...

...tree noticed at Pelew, was one, in fize and in its manner of branching, not unlike our cherry-tree, but in its leaves refembling the myrtle. Its peculiarity...interior part» being nearly that of mahogany, and £э extremely hard, that few of the tools which the Englflh had could work it, the wood breaking their...

...tree noticed at 1'elew was one, in fize and in its manner of branching, not unlike our cherry-tree, but in its leaves refembling the myrtle. Its peculiarity...of about the thicknefs of a card, darker than the iuficle, though equally clofc in texture ; the colour of the interior part being nearly that of mahogany,...

...fingular tree neticed at Pelew, was one in its fizç and manner of branching not unlike our cherry-tree, but in its leaves refembling the myrtle. Its peculiarity was, that it had no bark, but only an outward coat of about the thicknefsof a card, which was darkir than the infi.le, though...