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... always we suit it of it is life - Jean We hired boat in a small port on coast of Yucatan and with a native crew put into Caribbean once pirate-haunted Cozumel had a gap in a coral in the of a gale It via angusta and to us landlubbers it looked like of ...
... more than twenty centuries later. Crusoe ” found them the haunting his island life, and tbedr proved exasteno© to-day q the Caribbean Sea vindication Defoe’s geo, graphical knowledge. Maroo Polo tells th«f existence the Malayan archipelago, and modem travellers ...
... depths recorded are the North Atlantic, 8,391 metres; South Pacific, 8,300; South Atlantic, 7,400; Indian Ocean, 6.300; Caribbean Sea, 6,275. The metro is 39 inches. On the other hand, the Baltic is comparatively shallow, not quite 400 metres. In clear ...
... enter Bay fish take phrase in Treaty indefinitely'” held all from the of Bay Arctic Bay stated is bring only ize by the Caribbean latter being larger Hudson’s s the which carry to fur and fish The of is very and the finest world The of bay i last of great ...
... BURIED CITIES OF THE CARIBBEAN. HUNGARIAN PROFESSOR’S DISCOVERY AND ITS MEANING, ...
... Professor iMonsonyi made the brief announcement that he bad discovered the remains of immense cities sunken in the waters of the Caribbean. These calk®, said, were at great depth, and were, in fact, easily aooenibie if one know their location. bad located them ...
... into the tobacoo-besmi relied hearthrug is dead in contemporary small a from It the efforts cxew to cheer-themselves in Caribbean Sea method is the and the accordion spirits they “made weird music amid and light came strairs attracted fleet a Tailor ...
... 1617-18 -et forth Eilonhall in his manuscript in that it is that body Harcourt If correct that England the found-ing in Caribbean by Warner in the North still at the TkE WOUNDED TIGER DANGER AND CHARM OF PURSUIT fascination tiger thot resulte carefulness ...
... be stricken in a moment, and the Gulf to Galveston and Tampico be turned fr.ar, a lake of stars to a living sapphire, the Caribbean would leap alive from Grand Carman to Darien, from San Juan to La Guaira, alive and burning, and blue. The wind that was ...
... which Island. faithful drawieg. This watancolonr wad paa skips keel could find a place, but it seemed ! Sagesse knew the Caribbean Sea and the seated to Birmingham by the enbecriberei in 1594 'that Captain B e ge t : w e and his barque. Ia Belle Atlantic ...
... werke to worship and the Deity making. Dut then she was oely lice* a being muse fem eery far away. Her rAoyie had given the Caribbean Sea its name. had hunted the wild hems before oar Saviour was hers, were lest to sight behind centuries of sunlight and silence ...
... Pierre i• still in shadow. but the whole eastward side of the Wand is burning in the sun. St. Pierre has its feet in the Caribbean Sea. but prande -ULM is washed by the .ttlantic. The south equatorial current and the trade wind keep the Acme for ever booming ...