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vellers ſeldom make any long ſay in it; and others want

money, and generally are too ignorant of the language to

travel, in order to make inquiries. In future, thoſe who„KA wißt this iſland will now probably be induced to make it 3] an obje& of their reſcarches, and will furniſh us with a A

faller deſcription of this tree. 1 will therefore only add, that there exiſts allo a ſort of

Caive-Upas on the coaſt of Macaſler, the poiſon of which ]! t

operates nearly in che fame manner, but is not half ſo

violent or malignant as that of Java, and of which 1[Mall

SEE men vu Ge=D >. ZERREN

Jikewiſe g1ve a More dircumſtantial account In a deſcrip- O 4

tion of that iland.=-London Magaziit,