Account of a voyage of discovery to the west coast of Corea, and the great Loo-Choo Island

by Basil Hall

3rd. O´jee noo Hat´chee mat´chee { A green ground with spots, &c. of
{ red, yellow, blue, and black.

4th. Moóla sat´chee noo Hat´chee { A pink or light purple ground, with
mat´chee { spots of the same colour.

5th. Cheéroo dínjee noo Hat´chee { A dingy yellow ground, with spots of
mat´chee { the same colour.

6th. Cheéroo sy ya noo Hat´chee { A bright yellow ground without
mat´chee { spots.

7th. Chíddeeming noo Hat´chee { A red ground without spots.
mat´chee

8th. Akása noo Hat´chee mat´chee - A red ground without spots.

9th. O´sa noo Hat´chee mat´chee - A green ground without spots.

The attendants of the chiefs wear a red Hatchee matchee of a coarser texture.

TATTOO MARKS ON THE ARMS OF SOME OF THE NATIVES OF THE GREAT LOO-CHOO ISLAND.

1. 3.
Right arm. Right arm. Left arm.
This man had [Illustration: [Illustration: [Illustration:
not any mark Oódeemaw.] Oódeemaw.] toóga.]
on the left
arm.