The Ship-Dwellers: A Story of a Happy CruiseLitres, 2022 M05 15 |
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... all poetry – the story of those happy voyagers who sailed in a ship of dreams to lands beyond the sunrise, where men with turbans, long flowing garments and Bible whiskers rode on camels; where ruined columns rose in a I ...
... all poetry – the story of those happy voyagers who sailed in a ship of dreams to lands beyond the sunrise, where men with turbans, long flowing garments and Bible whiskers rode on camels; where ruined columns rose in a I ...
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... 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 returning from its cruise around the world. It had been rumored among us when we left New York that ...
... 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 returning from its cruise around the world. It had been rumored among us when we left New York that ...
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... sunrise half an hour earlier every morning. That is to say, we have gained three hours and a half, and when the first bugle blows for halfpast seven, and commands us to get up and muss around and be ready for the next bugle half an hour ...
... sunrise half an hour earlier every morning. That is to say, we have gained three hours and a half, and when the first bugle blows for halfpast seven, and commands us to get up and muss around and be ready for the next bugle half an hour ...
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