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RRaARKAaLE fAcuLrr OF An AUSTRALIAN Ma.
rRe,-Miego had decided and most inexplieable
advantage over all on baafj, and that In manner
especially relating TO the science of nayigatloni
he could Indicate ut once and correctly the exact
direction Of our wished for harbor. whom neither
sun nor stars were shining to assis, him. He was
tried frequently and under very varying crcum.
stances but strange as il may seem, he was In.
variably right. This faculty, though somewhat
analogous to one have heafd aseribed TO the
natives Of Moth Aperiea, had very much sur.
pfsed me when exercised on shore, but at sea, out
OF sight Of land, il seemed beyond belief. as as,
suredly II Is beyond explanation; but have some.
tunes thought that some such power must have
been possessed by those adventurous seamen vino,
long before the discovery of the compass, yentured
upon distant and hazardous yuyFes | used
sometimes. as We approached the land of his ma.
Avty, ioqleston him on the account he intended
to rive his friends Of the seems he had witnessed,
aud was quite usionshed at the accuracy with
which he reeollected the various places he had
visited during the voyage, lie used 10 say. Ship
walk--walk-=all nght--hatd walk--then, by aud
by, anchor tumble down.'-Sioks's Diseorefies IN
Australia,