The Ship-Dwellers: A Story of a Happy CruiseGood Press, 2019 M12 10 - 1896 pages 'The Ship-Dwellers' is a travelog in first-person perspective, written through the lens of a young teenager. She was traveling on a cruise ship across the Mediterranean. Amongst the places she visited are the following: Algeria, Egypt, and Syria. |
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... to search its pages. I had read it, or read at it, for a good while, and my claim of ownership in that direction had never been disputed. Now, here was a. THE. BOOK,. AND. THE. DREAM. IN THE TRACK OF THE INNOCENTS. THE BOOK, AND THE DREAM.
... to search its pages. I had read it, or read at it, for a good while, and my claim of ownership in that direction had never been disputed. Now, here was a. THE. BOOK,. AND. THE. DREAM. IN THE TRACK OF THE INNOCENTS. THE BOOK, AND THE DREAM.
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A Story of a Happy Cruise Albert Bigelow Paine. that direction had never been disputed. Now, here was a brand-new one, and the pictures in it looked most attractive. I was especially enamoured of the frontispiece, "The Pilgrim's Vision ...
A Story of a Happy Cruise Albert Bigelow Paine. that direction had never been disputed. Now, here was a brand-new one, and the pictures in it looked most attractive. I was especially enamoured of the frontispiece, "The Pilgrim's Vision ...
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... never observed Lincoln's Birthday before, and it was fitting enough that we should begin at such a time and place. I know we all rose and joined in America and the Star-Spangled Banner at the close, and we are not likely to forget that ...
... never observed Lincoln's Birthday before, and it was fitting enough that we should begin at such a time and place. I know we all rose and joined in America and the Star-Spangled Banner at the close, and we are not likely to forget that ...
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... never denies his condition. "Oh, Lord, I'm seasick!" he says. "I'd be sick on a duck-pond. I'd be sick if the ship were tied to the dock. I'd be sick if anybody told me I was on a ship. Say, what is a fellow like that to do, anyway? And ...
... never denies his condition. "Oh, Lord, I'm seasick!" he says. "I'd be sick on a duck-pond. I'd be sick if the ship were tied to the dock. I'd be sick if anybody told me I was on a ship. Say, what is a fellow like that to do, anyway? And ...
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... Never mind going on; send the ship home, or sink it; we will abide here and roam no more." At the end of the funicular there was still more hill to climb, and one could either do it afoot or be carried up in a hammock. Most of us young ...
... Never mind going on; send the ship home, or sink it; we will abide here and roam no more." At the end of the funicular there was still more hill to climb, and one could either do it afoot or be carried up in a hammock. Most of us young ...
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