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Identifier: harpersnew72various (find matches)
Title: Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 34 December 1886 to May 1887
Year: 1887 (1880s)
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Publisher: New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers
Contributing Library: Brigham Young University-Idaho, David O. McKay Library
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waves all cowled toreceive the dead who w^ere thrown over-board. In those days the miracle of thesea-serpent was often vouchsafed to mar-iners, and the Clays returning from theNew found Island with wylde catts and))opynjays had a wondrous yarn to tellof the kraken that lay off the Banks. But with all their pomp and splendor,and all their novelties in discovery andscience, I only wish for one single voyagein the Past. And that merely as an ex-X^erience. My life has been for many yearsgiven up to strange experiences in strangecountries, and I have had my adventuresby water as Avell as by land. To gainthe experience, I once voj^aged fromSouthampton to Calcutta in a sailing ship,and nearly went to the bottom off theCape of Good Hope for my sins. But thevoyage answered all my expectations, fordid we not meet a hurricane off the Cape,and a dead calm of fourteen days on theequator ofi the Madras coast ? and did Avenot see a water-spout and a school ofwhales i catch albatrosses by the dozen,
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FLEET OF CRUSADERS. 690 HARPERS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. sharks by the score, and, most prized ofall, one solitary dolphin ? Did we notsail for a month of nights through a phos-phorescent sea, and behold in the firma-ment the constellations of both hemi-spheres at once ? ence of my life in a cyclone in the Bay ofBiscay. I had therefore been on many seas be-fore I made acquaintance with the Atlan-tic, and I must confess that, with all myvoyagings before me, I never recognized

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