... mouth of the Orinoco, in the Caribbean Sea. It so happen s , writes John D. Leckie in ••Chainber',: Journal, that there exists the account of a shipwrecked Spanish sailor who was vast ashore on an island in the Caribbean Sea, on which hc spent seven ...

... sesimologist traces it to the eruption of Martinique, which, by sending such huge quantites of lava and volcanic dust into the Caribbean Sea, has mole the Niters of the NVcst Indies, where the Gulf Stream starts, hotter than ever. SO much heat naturally generates ...

... Before he ilied, however, be told the lad the story of a wen aLA he hid buried in one of the nsanv islands which stud' the Caribbean Sea ; and, what wa s more to the point, gave into his custody papers in,Licatitg the precise spot where the gold was to be ...

... sometimes called The Isle of Romance. It is one of the cems of the Lesser Antilles, a chain of volcanic islands in the Caribbean Sea, and is located about is deorees north of the Equator. The city of St. Pierre stood on the shore a crescent-Shaped bay ...

... others could hear of look-that a little house in a garden, where papaw trees grew among palms, and black and and yewed the Caribbean Sea would be a fi aeplaco everyimpau impatient so soun d!. Perhaps . it was for yellow butterflies whirred all day. Beyond ...