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... and both its Asiatic and its American coasts are constantly visited with earthquakes that they, with the islands of the Caribbean Sea, will stand first on the list of the earthquake districts of the globe. The Pacific Ocean is, in fact, fringed by a rocky ...

... to the Azores, joins the great equatorial enrrent, which, flowing to the westward from the coast of Africa, enters the Caribbean Sea, and emerges from the Straits of Florida the Golf Stream. The casks, then, it is all but certain, had twice traversed ...