... contrast with the hard captain and a sceptical English blade After Ann Sawyer is murdered the ship founders on an island in Caribbean Sea and Mary Askill with the Englishman seamen and natives set up house as it were with Mary as the queen There is loveliness ...

... sympathy and feeling. Once upon the magic date I found myself gliding alopg through a sea of turquoise blue somewhere in the Caribbean. By day schools of porpoises, sun glinting, could be seen rising in graceful arcs. After midnight the Southern Cross was ...

... beingwhipped through the streets of Oxford , and when he leaves hex she is being worshipped as a goddess on an uncharted Caribbean islel The storypart allegory , part adventure , is staged for the most part on board the Nonsuch , sailing iii West Indian ...

... streets of Oxford, surviving mutiny, drought, and calm on slave ship, becoming an unwilling goddess among the natives of a Caribbean island—are more than exciting. They have a mysterious beauty, for the book full ...

... incidents on board convince the negro cargo that Mary possesses magical powers, and when the Nonsuch is wrecked on an uncharted Caribbean island Conisby exploits this conviction in order keep the negroes under control. Such outline is the story, told with great ...

... Mat she dominates the book. Towline in modern peace time are apt to become rapturous about the blue and sunshine of the Caribbean. Those who know its past since the white man found It have at times other thoughts, however. It is well to remember this; ...

... Indies. This is an adventure book—intimate, accurate, entertaining as fifteen years of life and travel along the lanes of the Caribbean can make it. 917.29. McLachlan, O. W. P.—Famous Liners o! the Eastern Oceans. This book tells the fascinating story of British ...

... Mud-Slinging Opposition Receives' Death Blow Caribbean Monitor' Capitulates After 48 Hour Death Watch Ultimatum under threat cf Pecding Libel Suits by IVlayor. Brands Informants as Supplying False and Malicious Data. Guarantees Indemnity Future Attacks ...

... Juan, dividing Nicaragua and Costa Rica, have now been approved by the Presidents both countries. The river flows from the Caribbean Sea Lake Nicaragua and thence to the Pacific. Transformed into canal it will save ships travelling south to the Panama Canal ...

... their schooner, Dirfctor, for a lengthy cruise in search of adventure —and adventure they found in plenty! They sailed the Caribbean Sea, went through the Panama Canal to Galapagos, across the Pacific to New Guinea and the Far East. They dived for pearls ...

... Mil custom* being revived under Isolation of ships wartime condition?, nays tbe writer, who says spent Christmas In tbe Caribbean Bea. He that tbe skipper was liberal and good food was had all, and officers, firemen and sailors raised tbelr glasses toast ...

... planes submarines the ship Many rather the chance have the gulls than them altogether AT revived the in conditions spent in Caribbean Sea that liberal food had by all and officers firemen and sailors raised their in a toast The King Up on deck the warm ...