| The genipap is native to wet or moist areas of Cuba, Hispaniola, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and from Guadeloupe to Trinidad. |
| That land, you treacherous, forsworn Spanish dog, is the island of Hispaniola. |
| His governorship of Hispaniola was the low point, an outburst of gold fever accompanied by the enslavement and slaughter of the native people. |
| After weeks of heavy rains, a downpour pounded the Dominican and Haitian island of Hispaniola. |
| Let us remark in this connection that there are no aspirates pronounced in Hispaniola, as amongst the Latin peoples. |
| We had some heavy weather, which only proved the qualities of the Hispaniola. |
