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... The whole matter has been investigated by the Government, and it appears that the false switch came from an island in the Caribbean Sea, where the most malignant leprosy cases are sent by the Cuban authorities. The atom in question. and practically all ...

... The whole matter has been investigated by the Government, and it appears that the false switch came from an island in the Caribbean Sea, where the most malignant leprosy cases are sent by the Cuban authorities. The stores in question, and practically all ...

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... and this, reaching the hands of a young Englishman, Duncan Hay, he, with some friends, charters a yacht, and sails for the Caribbean Sea, with the aobject of recovering the sunken wealth. Others, however, discover the scheme, and managing to steal the parchment ...

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... to do so because of his suspicions that somehow the sail might be one of the Royal navy that had been driven out to the Caribbean Sea in order to escape from Admiral Blake. Did be begin to have his suspicion of Captain Never.' Colonel Kelly looked knowingly ...

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... ti r : d eo because ot his suspicions that . somehow the sail might be one of the Royal navy had been driven out to the Caribbean 13 L. order to escape from Admiral Blake. : Did he begin to have his suspicion of Captain /fevers ? Colonel Kelly looked ...