the one
may be
furnished
from the
other; and
this is
done
freely,
without
any sort
of
exchange;
for,
according
to their
plenty or
scarcity,
they
supply or
are
supplied
from one
another,
so that
indeed the
whole
island is,
as it
were, one
family.
When they
have thus
taken care
of their
whole
country,
and laid
up stores
for two
years
(which
they do to
prevent
the ill
consequences
of an
unfavourable
season),
they order
an
