An Alphabetical Table.
Vomitings in hot Climates and hot Seasons much preferr'd before Clysters and Purges, 36, 709.
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WAter percolates from the Seas through the Sands, to rise and fall with the tides, wherever they dig at the point of Jamaica; yet no steames arise there by heates, 36, 701.
Weavils breeding in meal, currans, raisins, &c. how so be destroy'd in Jamaica, 36. 701.
Whales of strange kinds about Bermudas described 40, 793.
Winter, see Swallowes, supra.
Wood, a Bastard-Cedar in Jamaica, seeming close-grain'd, but penetrated by Brandy and Wine, 36, 705.Many sorts of Wood there, besides Acayou, which breed no Wormes.A white wood there, which in Ships breeds no Wormes, 36.705.
A Wood stinking like human Excrement: See Answers from Java ||v|.majo-,43, 863.
Wood-Lice in Jamaica, which eate Books, the Paper, Print, and Covers, and some sorts of Wood, not all sorts, 36, 706.
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NUmb. 43. p. 876. line 43. dele all this, p. 865. l. 24. r. mPC; p. 866. l. 3. dele, , sinistrersum; and read it, as 'tis in the Text: but p. 865. l. 28. r. reapse, p. 870. l. 21 r Præcession. p. 855; l. ?0. r.Elder, not Alder, twice. p. 857 l. ? r. plac'd in it and.
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