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... annelid the edges of the craters. A continuous roar lasted until Friday morning. The thundering was heard throughout the Caribbean Sea. Huge clouds, charged with voleenic matter, rose to the heiglrt of eight miles from mountain top, and darkness like midnight ...
... into • continuous roar. This lasted through Wednesday night until Friday morning. The tuunderinc wm, heard throughout the Caribbean Sea. The eruption began ow Wedeenday. Hags clouds in dark deem columns, charged with volcanic matter. rose to heights of ...
... The island, it will be remembered, is only miles long and 11 broad, a small patch of earth set in the great expanse of the Caribbean Mee, crossed from north to south by volcanic hills, and studded with forests, fertile combs, and pleasant valleys. The lowlands ...
... wade the chief rate, _ • • • • St. Pierre, near Chepstow, naturally deeply moved by the which has taken its namesake in the Caribbean Archipelago. _ _ _ _ S • • • It is remarkable that the swifts h ive arrivid iii many before the white. I , reasted swalbms ...
... forces, has come to us this week from the West Indies. Therr. in tho summer of tho world, lie the pleasant ialot* of the Caribbean Sea. glowing with greenery and gorgeous florifemusiieaa, and swept perennially the balmiest brecxca. Hut over ail these fertile ...
... quiet long and eleven broad, a sma patch Of I &maid, while these remarks are applicable to fat earth set in the greet of the Caribbean . hues. Cc. quotations : Scotch. 31 gel ; Devon*, Sea, cruised from north to youth by volt:anis ; Norfolk*. es to 3. 24; ...
... the earth, and when it reaches a great size subsidence mast follow—as is shown in the cases of the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Basin. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof, but, if science can warn where it cannot prevent; human life may be saved ...
... even more sudden and appalling. The enchanting islands which stretch like a jewelled chain between the Atlantic and the Caribbean Sea are, of course, well known to be one of the control of intense volcanic activity. Nearly every mem• ore shov th l bs ...