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ated water at the southwest base of the cone of the Grande Sou-
piere and found them to be
distinctly lower in temperature
(to the hand) than they were
in 1903 and 1908. There are
warm springs in other parts
of the island, but nothing is
known about their actual tem-
eratures (but look up Le
Boucher's descriptions)
or any changes that may
have taken place within re-
cent years.
(N.B. From my note
book Golphe 1. pp. 35 to 47
and the literature pre-
pare a sketch of the rest
of the island.)