... she was aware of it only subconsciously. the West Indies That is what Madame Bassamo had said, and her knowledge of the Caribbean restricted to the name of only one island she had added with conviction Jamaica How Lady Chortlon's heart had leapt What ...

... long chair under an awning, lulled by the lazy lift and fall of the schooner, and looked over the turquoise glitter of the Caribbean and dreamed happily, not regretful nor repentant, wishing only one thing more from the rem nants of her life the satis faction ...

... Ocean had its full share. The pirates who all through the eighteenth century sallied forth from their strongholds in the Caribbean to prey upon shipping early felt the need of some place to which they might resort, after voyaging in Eastern waters, in ...

... sweet in the cool evening breeze and he drank them in contentedly, look ing down over the foothills at the glinting blue Caribbean. Jonadab was so old that his mind had fixed with set purpose upon the last journey which he must surely take soon and he ...

... else besides Red Hot Mamma on a jazz band and gassy near-beer. Went ashore, and stayed, till the red dawn rushed over the Caribbean from the Windward Islands and the birds cheeped in the mango-patch behind the shuttered houses. That ineffable young De Courcy ...

... Panama/' laughed Williams. In a matter of seconds Albrook Field was sliding dizzily away and they were flying low over the Caribbean. We're looking for a Fritz agent, Jim, shouted the pilot. If you see a boat that looks suspi&iohs we'll go down and challenge ...

... has the Central Atlantic for its setting. Hurricane hunting. Hurricanes hit the United States at terrific speed from the Caribbean and beyond. So the thing to do is to fly out and meet the hurricane and report by wireless'on its density, tricks and rate ...

... to see some thing of the romantic tropics. They are, for the first few days, just as much a tourist as the women on any Caribbean-cruise liner. The proprietors who bring them down have to put up a $500 bond, and money for their return passage, to ensure ...

... fitting closely to her head like a skullcap. She had a masterful mouth and vague impersonal eyes which re minded him of the Caribbean Sea. He had danced with her once or f\A7irp pf- nncrcrn's nartv and was oo i j faintly stirred by her sense of rhythm. Her ...

... the island of Hispaniola. The k ^he caravel struck a sandbank and became a total loss journey in a direct line across the Caribbean Sea was about nine hundred English miles. The monk who, according to custom, had celebrated the Mass at parting, and had ...

... never came into his possession.) His own ships were undamaged, so he proceeded to Honduras, Nicaragua, and then across the Caribbean to J amaica, passing from misadventure to misadventure, inadequately equipped and often nearly starving. At last he got back ...

... and the ravages the sea had wrought while the St. Nicholas lay on her bilge on the reef. He'd been able to kick her from Caribbean port to port as she was. But to make the 3,503 miles from Barbados to Plymouth Mr. Tredeen shrugged his singlet-clad shoulders ...