Ian Fleming Introduces JamaicaHawthorn Books, 1965 - 240 sidor |
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... called this a ' Barbary hen ' ; no one in Jamaica has heard of that , but everyone knows of the senseh fowl . Senseh is a word from the Akan language of Ghana , a - sense . - A surprisingly high proportion of the African words which can ...
... called this a ' Barbary hen ' ; no one in Jamaica has heard of that , but everyone knows of the senseh fowl . Senseh is a word from the Akan language of Ghana , a - sense . - A surprisingly high proportion of the African words which can ...
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... called ' bats ' . There are at least twenty - five different kinds of rat - bats in Jamaica , most of these living ... called alligator and the toad is called frog , frogs are called toads , moths are called bats - but does it really ...
... called ' bats ' . There are at least twenty - five different kinds of rat - bats in Jamaica , most of these living ... called alligator and the toad is called frog , frogs are called toads , moths are called bats - but does it really ...
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... called ' bats ' , and true bats are designated as ' rat - bats ' to establish a distinction . There are over a hundred different kinds of butterfly recorded from Jamaica , many of which are found nowhere else and are , therefore ...
... called ' bats ' , and true bats are designated as ' rat - bats ' to establish a distinction . There are over a hundred different kinds of butterfly recorded from Jamaica , many of which are found nowhere else and are , therefore ...
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A Preliminary Canter Morris Cargill | 23 |
Landscape with Faces John Hearne | 41 |
Political Development Frank Hill | 71 |
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African allowance appear Archives areas bird Blue British building called capital carry century church colour course culture dialect duty early England English established example existed fact feet fish four George William Gordon give Government green head hundred important income tax Indian industry interest investment island Jamaica John kind Kingston known land less living London means Mountains nature never origin perhaps period person plant political Port present Private records remains residence respect seems seen slaves social society sometimes Spanish stamps story sugar things Town trade trees tropical usually West women writing