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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... four thousand bottles of champagne. I hesitated no longer. Dear me, my dream had changed, then, after all! Such things had not in the least concerned the boy who had looked into the open fire, and pictured a pilgrimage to Damascus and ...
... four thousand bottles of champagne. I hesitated no longer. Dear me, my dream had changed, then, after all! Such things had not in the least concerned the boy who had looked into the open fire, and pictured a pilgrimage to Damascus and ...
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... wide open as this luminous speck of life—a small, self- constituted world—goes throbbing through the dark. IV. Table of Contents. WE. BECOME. HISTORY. Table of Contents We had been four days at sea, boring our way IV WE BECOME HISTORY.
... wide open as this luminous speck of life—a small, self- constituted world—goes throbbing through the dark. IV. Table of Contents. WE. BECOME. HISTORY. Table of Contents We had been four days at sea, boring our way IV WE BECOME HISTORY.
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A Story of a Happy Cruise Albert Bigelow Paine. We had been four days at sea, boring our way into the sunrise at the rate of three hundred and sixty miles a day, when we met the "Great Sight"—the American fleet of sixteen ships of war ...
A Story of a Happy Cruise Albert Bigelow Paine. We had been four days at sea, boring our way into the sunrise at the rate of three hundred and sixty miles a day, when we met the "Great Sight"—the American fleet of sixteen ships of war ...
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... four o'clock, and time to turn over and settle down and really enjoy life. The result is you swear at the bugler, when you ought to love him for the trouble he takes to get you up in time for breakfast. After breakfast, the deck. It is ...
... four o'clock, and time to turn over and settle down and really enjoy life. The result is you swear at the bugler, when you ought to love him for the trouble he takes to get you up in time for breakfast. After breakfast, the deck. It is ...
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