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ISBN: 9781236703705

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RareBooksClub. Paperback. New. Paperback. 56 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.1in.Excerpt: . . . tramp steamer or regular liner, for Philadelphia has a large commerce with the entire world. It hardly seems possible that the treasure hunt has really begun, said Dora to Dick. Well, it wont actually begin until we are down about where Treasure Isle is located, was the reply. We have quite a few days sailing before that time comes. I hope it remains clear, Dick. I am afraid it wont, Dora; there are always more or less storms among the West Indies. I have heard they sometimes have terrible hurricanes, came from Grace. I read of one hurricane which flooded some small islands completely. Grace is trying to scare us! cried Nellie. Well, islands have been swept by hurricanes, said Sam, coming to the rescue of his dearest girl friend. But let us hope we escape all heavy storms. A steam yacht is not as bad off as a sailing vessel, said Dick. If necessary, we can run away from a heavy storm. In a high wind its a sailing ship that catches it. By nightfall they had passed out of Delaware Bay into the Atlantic Ocean, and then the course was changed to almost due south. As soon as they got out on the long swells the Rainbow commenced to toss and pitch considerably. Now you can sing a life on the ocean wave! cried Dick to Songbird. How does this suit you Elegant! was the reply, and then the would-be poet began to warble: I love the rolling ocean With all its strange commotion And all the washing wavelets that hit us on the side; I love to hear the dashing Of the waves and see the splashing Of the foam that chums around us as on we glide! Gee Christopher! cried Sam. Say, Songbird, that rhyme is enough to make one dizzy! I dink dot boetry vos make me tizzy already, came from Hans, as he sat down on a nearby chair, his face growing suddenly pale. Hullo, Hans is sick! cried Tom. Hans, I thought you had better sea legs than that. I vosnt sick at all, Dom, only vell, der ship looks like be vos going to dake a. . . This item ships from multiple locations. Your book may arrive from Roseburg,OR, La Vergne,TN., RareBooksClub<

ISBN: 9781236703705

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Rarebooksclub.com. Paperback. New. This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 56 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.1in.Excerpt: . . . tramp steamer or regular liner, for Philadelphia has a large commerce with the entire world. It hardly seems possible that the treasure hunt has really begun, said Dora to Dick. Well, it wont actually begin until we are down about where Treasure Isle is located, was the reply. We have quite a few days sailing before that time comes. I hope it remains clear, Dick. I am afraid it wont, Dora; there are always more or less storms among the West Indies. I have heard they sometimes have terrible hurricanes, came from Grace. I read of one hurricane which flooded some small islands completely. Grace is trying to scare us! cried Nellie. Well, islands have been swept by hurricanes, said Sam, coming to the rescue of his dearest girl friend. But let us hope we escape all heavy storms. A steam yacht is not as bad off as a sailing vessel, said Dick. If necessary, we can run away from a heavy storm. In a high wind its a sailing ship that catches it. By nightfall they had passed out of Delaware Bay into the Atlantic Ocean, and then the course was changed to almost due south. As soon as they got out on the long swells the Rainbow commenced to toss and pitch considerably. Now you can sing a life on the ocean wave! cried Dick to Songbird. How does this suit you Elegant! was the reply, and then the would-be poet began to warble: I love the rolling ocean With all its strange commotion And all the washing wavelets that hit us on the side; I love to hear the dashing Of the waves and see the splashing Of the foam that chums around us as on we glide! Gee Christopher! cried Sam. Say, Songbird, that rhyme is enough to make one dizzy! I dink dot boetry vos make me tizzy already, came from Hans, as he sat down on a nearby chair, his face growing suddenly pale. Hullo, Hans is sick! cried Tom. Hans, I thought you had better sea legs than that. I vosnt sick at all, Dom, only vell, der ship looks like be vos going to dake a. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN., Rarebooksclub.com<