... and Sheets of brackish ot· green gaulin. Sheets of brackish ot· fresh water are the haunts of the Florida gallinule and Caribbean coot, and here may be seen the The noisy West Indian jacana. The last-named is a lovely bird in appearance-maroon and purple ...

... of such things than a reef or the borders of a lagoon. As a picker-up of unconsidered trifles I combed the shores of the Caribbean, the South Seas and the Eastern Archipelago, amassing choice pieces of bleached coral, dried seaweed, driftwood and broken ...

... been of no great importance in history or geography. They lie, as a matter of fact, far away in the \Vestern end of the Caribbean Sea, miles out of the track pursued by the ordinary visitor to the \Vest Indie . Before Dr. Lowe went he himself kne· Yery ...

... Clifford to the ruffia nl y outlaws of the eighteenth century-are all associated in one way or another with the islands of the Caribbean , and even the no less picturesque Algerine corsairs and the 1 · enegadoes who consorted with them find no place in his chronicle ...

... village will have a banquet lasting until the small hours on the strength of it, unless one of the hotels is a willing buyer. CARIBBEAN We tack and cover the same ground again. Thi3 time it was my turn, and, with hands tom and smarting from the ~a lt , we bring ...

... bulwarks, and looked far out over the a!itterin blue and 'All the seas hefore me,' he nnlrmu;ed, tho~ghtfully; sih·er of the Caribbean. 'All the seas hefore me,' he nnlrmu;ed, tho~ghtfully; 'how much can I make the seas give up for the service of the King ...

... has overtaken the city of St. P ierre in the French colony of M·artinique, one of the fringe of islands that shuts off the Caribbean Sea from the Atlantic. It is u?li!'ely that we shal l ever know exactly the number of the vlchms. The destruction has been ...

... acrobatic, and be content to revel in the beauty of the scene. The glaring sand, the white-capped breakers of the deep blue Caribbean Sea, and the clean-cut forms of the skimmers, like winged torpedoes, against the cloudless sky, combine to form an unforgettable ...

... on, attracting the \VOrst characters Lima-back to the Caribbean Sea and Jamaica. And, throughout, from every p:;.rt of the world. The Pacific coast knew them next-- Peru, Lima-back to the Caribbean Sea and Jamaica. And, throughout, the lady observes, compares ...

... accomoany Sir Frederic j obnstor ...

... are, like th e weever, venomous, whereas poissons veueueux, like the melette of New Caledonia or, at certain seasons, the Caribbean barracuda, ~ne those which poison anyone who eats their flesh. The weever is excellent eating; but the spines on the dorsal ...

... village will have a banquet lasting until the small hours on the strength of it, unless one of the hotels is a willing buyer. CARIBBEAN We tack and cover the same ground again. Thi3 time it was my turn, and, with hands tom and smarting from the ~a lt , we bring ...