... CHAPTER XXVI. NOBLESSE OBLIGE. The voyagers did not linger in the Caribbean Sea, beautiful although it was. .Those deep transparent waters, with the fertile and mountainous islands, were as fraught with danger as they were delicious to look upon. Those ...

... the Holy Synod was shot at. A treaty re- Viing: the Anglo-American agreement respecting the creation of a canal from the Caribbean to the Pacific was signed in January, but was so mutilated by the United States Senate as to lead to its abandonment by Great ...

... mighty upheaval in the far-away past, the West Indian Islands had been thrust through the shimmering plain of the sunny Caribbean to be the sport of Nature. In a generous mood she bestowed her favours upon them with a lavish hand, and for the most part ...

... that the inevitable canal across the isthmus of Panama, or thereabouts, will change the strategic map of the world. The Caribbean Sea will be thronged with the fleets and navies of ail nations, and the Union must go forth to shape her destiny there by ...

... It is about forty miles in length, extending • between the shore of the half aloud. What keeps the child? ' She is not Caribbean Sea and the Sierra Mtestra Mountains. wont to be so long.. She may be cold, poor dear - One of the most, singular features ...