Crusoe had no such leaf-tapestry on his walls; and there is a map of Philip Quarll's island which is a formulary of romantic truth; for in it may be seen (at A) the place where the Hermit was cast away, and at B, the place where Mr. Dorrington (who discovered him) landed; at E, the Hermit's Lodge, and at K, the lake between the Rock and the Island.
