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Art. VII.—Further Notes on a Malayan Comparative Vocabulary
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 March 2011
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With reference to my article on MS. No. 29 of the Maxwell Collection in the Journal for July, 1902, my friend Mr. S. H. Ray, whose wide acquaintancewith a number of out-of-theway languages is well known, sends me the following note, which I think will be of interest to the readers of the Journal:—
“The languages of Mr. Blagden's specimens are, besides the Malay, (1) 
(Măkuah or M˘akuat), (2) 
or 
(Tulehu or Ambon Tulehu), (3) 
or 
(Mandura).
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