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Meneage -- The meaning of Lizard -- The character of the / district -- Helston -- The Furry Day -- Pixy pots -- Loe / Pool -- Tennyson -- Serpentine -- The Cornish heath -- The / Strapwort -- Other plants -- Woad -- S. Piran and the / woad -- Windmill -- Peter Odger -- Mullion -- Tregonning Hill -- S. / Ruan -- S. Winwaloe -- One and All -- Gunwalloe Church -- Cury -- The / colonisation of Brittany -- Wrecks.
"The learned Scotus," says Addison in the 174th number of the _Tatler_, "to distinguish the race of mankind, gives to every individual of that species what he calls a seity, something peculiar to himself, which makes him different from all other persons in the world."