Lachesis Lapponi
Lachesis Lapponica; Or, A Tour in Lapland, Volume 1
作者：Linné, Carl von, 1707-1778; Smith, James Edward, 1759-1828 [Editor]; Troilius, Charles [Translator]
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共 47 题- Transcriber's Notes
- BY
- TO
- THOMAS FURLY FORSTER, ESQ.
- FELLOW OF THE LINNAEAN SOCIETY.
- PREFACE
- BY THE EDITOR.
- JOURNEY TO LAPLAND.
- GESTRICKLAND.
- I arrived at Hamr[:a]nge Post-house during the night.
- HELSINGLAND.
- MEDELPAD.
- ANGERMANLAND.
- LYCKSELE LAPLAND.
- I made some inquiries here concerning the diseases of the people.
- PITHOEA.
- DISTRICT OF LULEA.
- I noticed the following insects.
- 1. Fresh, of which a great deal is taken in the course of the day.
- 2. Fresh boiled.
- 3. Fresh boiled, and coagulated with beer, which is called _[:o]lost_.
- 4. Sour milk, deprived of its cream, and capable of being cut.
- 5. Sour milk eaten with its cream.
- 7. Butter-milk, what remains after the butter is made.
- 16. Servet milk. See _Aug._ 10.
- 17. _G[:o]s-mj[:o]lk_. See _Aug._ 10.
- 2. The rusty-coloured kind, with grey legs, sells for sixty dollars.
- 4. Blue foxes are worth from six to ten dollars.
- 5. Red foxes, which are of a yellowish hue, and
- 6. White ones, fetch but three dollars each.
- LULEAN LAPLAND.
- THE LAPLAND ALPS.
- 8. Female Rose-root, _Rhodia_. (_Rhodiola rosea._)
- 14. _Ranunculus_ resembling Winter Aconite. (_R. nivalis._)
- 24. Dwarf Catchfly. (_Silene acaulis._)
- 29. Female of the same, with red fruit.
- 40. _Michelia._ (_Azalea lapponica._)
- 44. A viviparous grass, _Poa_. (Rather _Festuca vivipara_.)
- 45. _Juncus_ with a sharp rigid point. (_Juncus_, _n. 116. Fl. Lapp._)
- I was told that _Fungi_ are very plentiful in the alps in autumn.
- I slept every night between two reindeer skins.
- 2. The use of food thoroughly dressed.
- 4. The purity of the water.
- 8. Their being inured to cold from their infancy renders them hardy.
- NORWAY.
- END OF THE FIRST VOLUME.
- Transcriber's Notes