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... pearls, diamonds, rubies, and sapphires in rings, necklaces, and brooches, all piled in a heap, the spoil of those dead Caribbean pirates, torn from dead victims two hundred pars ago. Ariadne drew a deep breath. “fill!” she said, and looked me. I l*«t ...

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... was a businesslike document, setting forth how it had been drawn up such a date, and was plan of Santo Island, where the Caribbean pirates buried their treasure way back. And there was the signature two or three people who had successively come into possession ...

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... bread and raisins, With a dash of rum and a thickening of barley. It is said to be • huge favourite among the negroes of the Caribbean Islands. Our colonel told us that he had practised liking it during his residence at Sallee, where, he said, it had been ...

... bread and raisins, with a dash of rum and a thickening of barley. It is said to be a huge favourite among the negroes of the Caribbean Islands. Our colonel told us that he had practised liking it during his residence at Sallee, where, he said, it had been ...

... bread and raisins, with a dash of rum and a thickening of barley. It is said to be a huge favourite among the negroes of the Caribbean Islands. Our colonel told us that he had ractised liking it during his residence at Sallee, where, lie said, it had been ...

... bread and raisins, with a dash of rum and a thickening of barley. It is said to be a huge favourite among the negroes of the Caribbean Islands. Our colonel told us that he had practised liking it during his residence at Sallee, where, be said, it had been ...

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... bread and raisins, with a dash of rum and a thickening of barley. It is said to be a huge favourite among the negroes of the Caribbean Islands. Our colonel told us that he had practised liking it during his residence at Sallee, where, he said, it had been ...