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Plate VIII. Remains of an ancient edifice, commonlycalled the Giant's Tower. Houel.

A A Stones placed lengthwise on the rock.

B B B Stones in a contrary direction.

Plate IX. View of the Mushroom Shelve. Houel.

A A Ropes fastened to the rock.

B The machine, with pulleys at the corners, by whichmeans the persons employed to gather the mushroomsare conveyed backwards and forwards.

Plate X. Dress of the Maltese. Houel.

A The tomb mentioned in Chap. IV.

B Maltese dog, or bichon, taken from an engraving inBuffon.

C A Maltese woman in the dress of a citizen.

D A child walking out.

E Maltese baroness in full dress.

E Remains of the Cotoner, near the Old City.

Plate XI. Representation of the Fungus Melitensis, fromMichele. For explanation of references, see p. 157*

Plate XII. Portrait of Raymond du Puis, as he is depicted inancient Paintings. See Heliot.