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... the Weet which . 11 416 been handed down from the time of Columbus to the effect that somewhere the numerous says of the Caribbean sea there exists an island inhabited only by wonted. The ttivrigibal Caribs and found it inconvenient to have woman around ...
... This great difference is explained by the existence of a tidal node. which prevents the Atlantic tide from entering the Caribbean Sea. Panama, on the other hand, lies at one corner of the trianeular area of the North Pacific Ocean, and areas of that shape ...
... d the construction of a ship canal, either by the Panama route or by way of Lake Nicaragua. The Latter, Gerytown on the Caribbean Sea to the Pacific, would be about iuu miles, of which 70 would be in the lake. in 1902 an Act of Congress was I passed empowei ...
... Indian Ocean, the spotted corals are plainly visible under twenty-five fathoms of water. The crystalline clearness of the Caribbean Bea excited the admiration of Columbus, who in the pursuit of his great discoveries ever retained an open eye for the beauties ...
... confession of an mad Englislunan whom he had befriended. The Englishman stated that, when a mere lad, he had joined the Caribbean buccaneers, and —well, in brief, made statements from which I have drawn the elaborate, hair-raising tale which I have just ...
... BY HALL ' - A it•suNons sort of mist lay under the full mooP. all over the Caribbean Sea as the treasure ship Ocean Queen, of New 'Orleans, was .rafte.l y a light, almost imperceptible breeze, on her course for Jamaica. Tong astern of her by its warp ...
... situation, if only some aasurance might be had that in good season they would be rascued before a hurricane swept acroas the Caribbean that would threaten to engulf their little oasis in the desert of waters. Really, it hardly seemed possible that any one ...
... A WIZ= • • * Bottom round in Any of the Wells Sorsa in Curacaa. Curaoaa' is one of the queerest little ie. lands in the Caribbean Sea. It lies sixty Miles 'north of Venezuela, is about sixty miles long and twelve or fourteen miles wide, and has a population ...
... the edge of the table. • We are positively hemmed in by those infernal niggers ! he cried angrily. I should say all the Caribbean islands have vomited their inhabitants to best us ! Alacia drew a deep breath. This re• markt, and the fact that Randall ...
... cruise without repairs. What a strange fate that now brought them together again--z-thisse rival adventurers whom the wide Caribbean refused to keep apart. If our little company warn surprised to set eyes again on the sloop the amazement of the othera be ...
... ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED IN DUBLIN. SOUND RELIABLE GOODS AT KEENEST CASH PRICES. Chapter KY.—Voyagers at the Caribbean. Well, they were off at Before them stretched the vast and mysterious sea, on whose bread bosom the navies of the world had ...
... lately brooding there. This must be a mistake, he remarked, with much of accustomed lightness; this blow was meant fol. the Caribbean. I was in such another on Barbadoes a few years ago. It's nothing; it will pas Place 'prevailed on his mother and father ...