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NEWS FROM THE WRECKED SCHOONER. S OON after daylight on a raw and chilly March morning the masthead lookout cried “Land-ho!” And the officers and crew of the North Cape knew that their voyage across
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NEWS FROM THE WRECKED SCHOONER. S OON after daylight on a raw and chilly March morning the masthead lookout cried “Land-ho!” And the officers and crew of the North Cape knew that their voyage across
LOVE’S YOUNG DREAM IN BARBADOES. O LD Silas beamed all over as he and Kit tucked the robes around Mr. Silburn in the Hu…
KIT FINDS HIS FATHER. I T was a beautiful spring-like day in the latter part of September when Kit stepped ashore on th…
A VOYAGE TO BERMUDA. I F Kit had been less at home in the water, there is little doubt that they would both have found …
OVERBOARD IN THE PITCH LAKE. T HE difference between a modern mail and passenger steamer and a vessel built solely for …
KIT LEAVES THE “NORTH CAPE.” T HOUGH the voyage to and from Marseilles had been a pleasant one, and the business had be…
NEWS FROM NEW ZEALAND. T HE little cottage in Huntington took on a new coat of white while Kit was seeing the world and…
THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER FROM ROME. W HEN the car reached the summit, the priest stepped out, and the boys followed. “He…
A VISIT TO NOTRE-DAME-DE-LA-GARDE. T HE noise made by the Captain in shaking the door aroused Harry, and he sprang up, …
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