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The Gaelic Maundeville (Author: John Maundeville)
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In that country is a great sea of gravel, which flows
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and ebbs, and on which there is (always) a great storm, and yet there is not a single drop of water or brine therein. Howbeit it doth everything that the salt sea doth, and there is never any dwelling upon it; and no one knows what there is on the other side of it; and in it much fish are taken, which are not like the fish of the sea or the river, and good is their taste and their odour.