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The pearl divers and Crusoes of the Sargasso Sea (1896)

Stables, Gordon, 1840-1910 · London : James Nisbet · leaf 312

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n board. Shells of molluscs, bivalves,and small crabs, however, lay about plentifully, andeven the bones of fishes, nor was the odour thatrose from the deck at all captivating to the nasalorgans. It is always sad, and at most times sinful, toharry or rob the nests of birds, but in this caseBarclay… … NESTS EVERYWHERE.—iOa^d? 284. AT THE DERELICT AGAIN 285 Inside the ribs birds had built their nests. Downbelow there was absolutely nothing to give a clueto the name of the ship or to elucidate the mystery.When told of this, Antonio believed that she hadbeen hurriedly deserted at sea, and…

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