[Guadeloupe, Saint Vincent, 'Cluett' Voyage] 1915-1916
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(waters) feet and more from the shore, while (44) three mountains, the summits of which are only eight to twelve miles from the coast, tower close together to heights of 4,186, 4,587 and 5,110 feet above the sea and dominate the whole re- gion. Around the end of the island we got an attractive glimpse of the entrance to the Vaigar, the nar- row strait, with lofty, precipitous sides, which separates Disco Island from the Nugsuaks Peninsula of the mainland. Between Nug- uuaks and Svartenshukts penin- (13 37) (Go on to third page beyond.)