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“The Ceylonese seemed to know the creature well; they call it ANACONDA, and talked of eating its flesh when they caught it. I detained my company of Ceylonese to dine with me, and the afternoon was spent in relating the amazing things which they had seen of this monster; in short, they told a thousand things that far outwent my credulity. |
