Travel letters
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共 31 段- The Atlantic ocean is small compared with the great bulk of
- THURSDAY, JANUARY 9.—A ship is no place for an early riser.
- MONDAY, JANUARY 13.—The meals and rooms at the Hotel Royal a
- FRIDAY, JANUARY 17.—In Rotorua, a great deal is made of the
- TUESDAY, JANUARY 21.—We have made three trips today, looking
- SUNDAY, JANUARY 26.—Australia has nothing to show tourists e
- THURSDAY, JANUARY 30.—A hair-cut and shave at the best shop
- TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4.—The greatest pleasure of this day consi
- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8.—At Sydney, we had heard of 107 in the
- WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12.—An unusual thing in Australian towns
- SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16.—The tallest man I have ever seen in pri
- FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21.—On this ship are eighteen thousand froz
- TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25.—Today we had a cricket match between m
- SUNDAY, MARCH 2.—I passed out of sight of land at Adelaide,
- THURSDAY, MARCH 6.—Yesterday it was said the storm was the w
- SATURDAY, MARCH 8.—We spent this day traveling from Durban t
- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12.—The first Americans we met in Johannesb
- And he has been with the Carys ever since, as cook. He recei
- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19.—The De Beers Company represents one of
- SATURDAY, MARCH 22.—When I left home I was told that the nam
- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26.—The distance from Mafeking to Bulawayo
- SUNDAY, MARCH 30.—Today we again walked to the Falls from th
- THURSDAY, APRIL 3.—In order to reach the sea at Beira, we we
- TUESDAY, APRIL 8.—It is fortunate I am not seasick, and laid
- FRIDAY, APRIL 11.—We have spent this day in the open sea. Us
- “Promise me, master,” he said; “me No. 67.” We promised, and
- SUNDAY, APRIL 20.—We were awakened this morning by the ship’
- SUNDAY, APRIL 27.—When I went on deck at 5:30 this morning,
- FRIDAY, MAY 2.—It has been said a good many times that Italy
- THURSDAY, MAY 8.—Our magnificent French cook had macaroni fo
- TUESDAY, MAY 13.—At 10 o’clock this morning we ran into a sm