Capitolo 18
Above during man's arrival in the archipelago the whole one
population, animal and vegetable consisted completely of these lost objects and
it diverts, out to sea from Europe or Africa, and it changed more or
above the stain in agreement with the different necessities of them new
house. But the advent of the kind human and interfering breakdown the game to
once for an independent observer. Men immediately introduced oranges,
bananas, yams, grape's grape, plums, almonds and many other trees
or bushes in that, for selfish reasons, he was personally interested.
To the same duration him rather it unconsciously provisioned and unintentionally the
islands with a vigorous and excellent crop of European weeds, so that the number
of son-in-laws to bloom plants included in the modern flora of mine little
archipelago exceeds, I think, within fully one-mean that that I remember
in front of the date of the Portuguese occupation. In the same way, besides
his/her national animals, these men of farmer of loot-sport drew his
you accidentally train rabbits, weasels, mice and rapes what time they abound
in a lot of parts of the group, so that the islands now have in effect a
mammalian and wild fauna. What a small lizard is odder has you/he/she also got
around in the walls--not as You it would imagine, a local Portuguese
submits, but of some kind only found in Madeira and Teneriffe, and, as far
how I could extend to the duration, it seemed to me to come above with
cuts of grapevines of Madeira to plant to St. Michael. It was around
the same time, I imagine, that eels and gold-fish became loose beforehand
globes of glass in the ponds and water-course.
I have forgotten to mention what you without doubt are wanted long since then,
you/he/she has inflicted, that my archipelago is known among human beings in
modern times as the Azores; and also that traces of all this curious
facts of introduction and change in which I have detailed here
their historical order, can be still open from an acute observer and
reasoner in the existing condition of the fauna and flora. Indeed, one
of Your own farmers, the Mr. Goodman, has picked up all the most salient