Aore

At the south end of the island, the Segond Channel was so crowded with warships that, according to legend, one could walk deck-to-deck from Santo to the nearby island of Aore.

A Pacific Theater of Memories Joe Morgenstern 2010

At the south end of the island, the Segond Channel was so crowded with warships that, according to legend, one could walk deck-to-deck from Santo to the nearby island of Aore.

A Pacific Theater of Memories Joe Morgenstern 2010

At the south end of the island, the Segond Channel was so crowded with warships that, according to legend, one could walk deck-to-deck from Santo to the nearby island of Aore.

A Pacific Theater of Memories Joe Morgenstern 2010

The words Aonae and Aore are similar, but they mean quite different things, like Portland and Portland.

Portland and Portland asakiyume 2007

The steel-grey sea quivers, sleepy and pulpy looking; in front of us, in a grey mist, lies the flat island of Aore, the air smells mouldy, and brown rainclouds roll over the wall of primeval forest surrounding the clearing on three sides.

Two Years with the Natives in the Western Pacific Felix Speiser 1914

After several hours we arrived in the open, and a fresh breeze carried us quickly alongside the small islands of Aore, Tutuba and Malo.

Two Years with the Natives in the Western Pacific Felix Speiser 1914

And a Aore easy system, agreeable to Ac «knity and lelf-Battery oC depraved hearts, has been dressed up in their stead.

The Panoplist (and Missionary magazine) conducted by an association of ... 1812

Aore-houfcs, and all forts of naval materials, are all in a wretched condition; and the port itfelf, which is defended by feveral batteries of cannon, and is fuppofed to be a very, llrong place by the natives, would make but a fliort defence if vigoroufly attacked by a few (hips of the line.

The geographical magazine, or, A new, copious, compleat, and universal system of geography [microform] : containing an accurate and entertaining account and description of the several continents, islands, peninsulas, isthmuses, capes, promontories, lakes, rivers, seas, oceans, gulphs, and bays of Asia, Africa, Europe, and America : divided into empires, kingdoms, states, and colonies, with the climate, situation, extent and boundaries of each ... 1783

Not to confine you here {for many more Britai&'s luxuriant weahh has flill in Aore, 206%

The Works of the English Poets 1779