In the Sargasso Sea - Janvier, Thomas A.
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Purchase one of 1st World Library's Classic Books and help support our free internet library of downloadable eBooks. Visit us online at www.1stWorldLibrary.ORG - - Captain Luke Chilton counted over the five-dollar notes with a greater care than I thought was necessary, considering that there were only ten of them; and cautiously examined each separate one, as though he feared that I might be trying to pay for my passage in bad money. His show of distrust set my back up, and I came near to damning him right out for his impu-dence - until I reflected that a West Coast trader must pretty well…mehr

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Purchase one of 1st World Library's Classic Books and help support our free internet library of downloadable eBooks. Visit us online at www.1stWorldLibrary.ORG - - Captain Luke Chilton counted over the five-dollar notes with a greater care than I thought was necessary, considering that there were only ten of them; and cautiously examined each separate one, as though he feared that I might be trying to pay for my passage in bad money. His show of distrust set my back up, and I came near to damning him right out for his impu-dence - until I reflected that a West Coast trader must pretty well divide his time between cheating people and seeing to it that he isn't cheated, and so held my tongue.
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Thomas Allibone Janvier (1849-1913) was an American story-writer and historian, renowned for his contributions to the literary canvas of the nineteenth century. Born in Philadelphia, he embarked on a literary career that would eventually assert his reputation as a keen observer and chronicler of American life and culture. Janvier's body of work is marked by its attention to historical detail and its exploration of diverse cultures and geographies. One of Janvier's notable works is 'In the Sargasso Sea' (1896), a maritime adventure story that plunges readers into the mysteries of the fabled sea known for trapping ships in its thick seaweed. The novel showcases his adeptness at crafting atmospheric settings and his skill in maintaining suspense through a blend of factual maritime knowledge and creative fiction. Employing a narrative style characterized by clarity and vivid description, Janvier guided audiences through tales that often reflected his interest in history and travel. Furthermore, his literary style often included elements of romance and intrigue, appealing to a wide readership of his time. As a respected figure within American letters, Janvier's contributions extend beyond the realm of fiction, with his works enduring as part of the cultural legacy he left behind.