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... folk-speech and folk-ways that they took up the cudgels of self-defence. Life-like Creations. Like sargasso cast upon a Caribbean reef, Lincoln Agrippa Daily, black and broke, arrives in Marseilles. Lincoln's assets are a golden smile, a gift at repartee ...
... is photo- graphed entirely in teelinicelour, and, though the medium is admirably suited to the colourful scenery of the Caribbean, it occasions a certain degree of indistinctness. Its great dio. advantage is that it obscures changes of facial expression ...
... Centralnithat for and N orther n ountless centuries portion of South America, journeyed Borth-eastward along the coast of the Caribbean Sea ana the Gulf of Mexico end finally overspread the Mississippi Valley. They belonged to the race of Maya-Toltec, who, ...
... history. A very mixed romance it was in the old days, when France, Holland, and Spain disputed Britain's right to roam the Caribbean Seas. Buccaneers and filibusters like Captain Kidd and Morgan (the last of them, who was knighted and made Vice-Governor ...
... blue and faint crimson. * * My Clarion had ac cumulated into a big WRITEi bundle, and then were THE sent on to me here. CARIBBEAN. Consequently, I have only just become acquainted with the Hound Table, and perhaps it may interest some if I describe ...
... centuries had occupied Central and the Northern portion of South America, journeyed north-eastward along the coast of the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico and finally overspread the Mississippi Valley. They belonged to the race of Maya-Toltecs, who ...
... population that far countless centuries had occupied seed. the Northern portion of South northeastward slang the coast of the , Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico and finally--arersptead the Mimissippi Palley. They belonged to the race of Illaya-/loltees, who ...
... that the island of their adventures was not that lonely islet in the Pacific Ocean, Juan Fernandez, hut Tobago, one of the Caribbean group. I should like to know the writer's reasons for asserting that Defoe had Tobago in his mind when writing ItAdthison ...
... centuries bad occupied Central and the Northern portion of South America. journeyed north-eastward along the coast of the Caribbean Bea and the Gulf of Mexico and finally overspread the Mississippi Valley. They belonged to the race of Mays - Toltecs , who ...