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The Voiage and Travayle of Sir John Maundeville Knight

CAP. LXI.

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whereas the people haue heads lyke houndes
whereas the people haue heads lyke houndes
and therein be many serpents ... they haue foure feete ... Cocodrylles
and therein be many serpents ... they haue foure feete ... Cocodrylles
in many yles thereabout are many wyld geese with two heads
in many yles thereabout are many wyld geese with two heads

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Note 1 · : Again in Book 7, cap. 2, Pliny speaks of Cynocephali, or dog-headed people, for he says that on many of the mountains there is a tribe of Note 2 · : Oriental,—coming from the East.Note 3 · : Nor in exchange.Note 4 · : Hinder.Note 5 · : Others say 800.Note 6 · : A fathom is 6 feet.Note 7 · : Elephants.Note 8 · FROM that yle menne go to an yle that is called Macumeran, whiche is a greate yle and a fayre and the men and women of the countrey haue hea
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