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Merian has figured the caterpillar of another moth which feeds upon the Papaw-tree (Carica Papaya) with similar hairs.
AN INTRODUCTION TO ENTOMOLOGY: VOL. III (OF 4)WILLIAM KIRBY
As dessert a great dish of fresh papaya cut up into squares and soaking in its own juice, was served.
IN INDIAN MEXICO (1908)FREDERICK STARR
In some countries they wrap meat in papaya leaves for several hours before eating in order to soften it.
THE MEDICINAL PLANTS OF THE PHILIPPINEST. H. PARDO DE TAVERA
“Santa Ana's house is full of bullets” is rather pretty description for the papaya.
Another valuable fruit indigenous to this country is the Papaia (Carica papaya).
THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDSTHE DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
The inhabitants have good plantations of fruit-trees—papaya, plantains, and limes—neatly fenced to keep out the pigs.
IN THE ANDAMANS AND NICOBARSC. BODEN KLOSS
They had no gardens, their houses and also their outhouses stood among Carica papaya.
IN THE ANDAMANS AND NICOBARSC. BODEN KLOSS
Whilst wiping it with a papaya-leaf, she wetted it with her tears.
ATALAFRANOIS AUGUSTE DE CHATEAUBRIAND
This species of dwarf Papaya is of recent introduction to Hawaii.
FRUITS OF THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDSGERRIT PARMILE WILDER
A fruit that always appealed to us was the papaya, or pawpaw.
UP THE ORINOCO AND DOWN THE MAGDALENAH. J. MOZANS
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