Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 157
er advantage thanin the little out-of-the-way island of Saba. The island is small, its greatest diameter beingnot over two and one half miles, and it is no-thing more than an isolated mountain-top risingout of the sea. The sides are very steep andhigh, rising in places for a sheer 2000 feet.There… … t=-- - SABA ISLAND SEEN FROM THE SEA. any signs of houses or settlements. If you ing rock on the southern side of the island; andwished to land, or go aboard as the Sabans here you would find a steep, winding flight ofsay, you would have to do so on a shelv- stone steps leading up the rocky…
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