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The chatterbox book of soldiers and sailors (1910)

Robinson, Anna, Weir, Harrison · Boston, D. Estes · leaf 32

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e great waves the catamarans would slipsafely when many a better built boat would haveswamped. Afterward, in the harbor of RioJaneiro, I saw some strange looking objects sail-ing near us. What are those ? I asked asailor close by me. Catamarans, sir, he said.They were not much like those I saw at… … A BRAVE DEFENCE TT^AR away in the Philippine Islands is many^ an outpost of our army whose garrison con-sists of only a few men, commanded by a lieu-tenant. One day a few years ago Private Nolanwas pacing back and forth before one of thelonely outposts. Suddenly he saw a horsemangalloping toward…

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