The Three Voyages of Captain Cook Round the World. Vol. V. Being the First of the Third Voyage

by James Cook

See also his very curious paper, read before the Society of Antiquaries, and published in their Archæologia, vol. vi. p. 155; where his sentiments on this subject are explained more at large, and illustrated by two tables of corresponding words.

[157]. See the chart of Queen Charlotte’s Sound, in Hawkesworth’s Collection, vol. ii. p. 385.

[158]. In 1772.

[159]. See Vol. I. p. 383.

[160]. See Vol. III. p. 132.

[161]. See Vol. IV. p. 145.

[162]. See Vol. IV. p. 144.

[163]. See his Narrative, Vol. IV. p. 232.

[164]. In a separate memorandum-book, Mr. Anderson mentions the monstrous animal of the lizard kind, described by the two boys after they left the island.

[165]. See Hawkesworth’s Collection, vol. iii. p. 474, 475, and Captain Cook’s Voyage, Vol. ii. p. 364.