The Naval Chronicle Containing a General And Biographical History of the Royal
The Naval Chronicle Containing a General And Biographical History of the Royal
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, distant three miles, and si- tuated near the south-west end of Hailing-san, are two small islands, called by the Chinese Mamee-chow, and Twins by Mr. MACAULEY. When com- ino- from the eastward, by being seen on one bearing, they appear like a 491 HYBROGKAHVT.
single island, with an extaMire bay between them and the distant highland. The depth from Bluff Point to them is seven and eight fathoms, and the land between forms into two small bay* with sandy beaches. In the one next to Bluff Point t...here is a large mount of reddish sand, over which you may, with attention, perceive the small woody point on which the fort of Hailing is situated, also the boati' masts that are in the harbour.
In "all this part the country has the appearance of being well cultivated, and several houses are scattered about.
HAILIKG-SHAN HARBOUR.
Ilailing-shan Harbour is the next safe one to the westward of Namo ; it is formed by the island of Hailing-shan to the eastward, and by the high land of Khoan to the westward, and will be found useful to ships of any size, as there is sufficient depth of water in it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, distant three miles, and si- tuated near the south-west end of Hailing-san, are two small islands, called by the Chinese Mamee-chow, and Twins by Mr. MACAULEY. When com- ino- from the eastward, by being seen on one bearing, they appear like a 491 HYBROGKAHVT.
single island, with an extaMire bay between them and the distant highland. The depth from Bluff Point to them is seven and eight fathoms, and the land between forms into two small bay* with sandy beaches. In the one next to Bluff Point t...here is a large mount of reddish sand, over which you may, with attention, perceive the small woody point on which the fort of Hailing is situated, also the boati' masts that are in the harbour.
In "all this part the country has the appearance of being well cultivated, and several houses are scattered about.
HAILIKG-SHAN HARBOUR.
Ilailing-shan Harbour is the next safe one to the westward of Namo ; it is formed by the island of Hailing-shan to the eastward, and by the high land of Khoan to the westward, and will be found useful to ships of any size, as there is sufficient depth of water in it.
What to read after The Naval Chronicle Containing a General And Biographical History of the Royal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall Bolton to read onlineMoreLess
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