My family had for centuries owned the same estate, handed down from father to son undiminished in size, and much increased in value. I believe there had been among them in past generations those who feared the Lord. I know that my father was a man of true piety. ÒCasting all your care upon Him, for He careth for you,Ó was his favourite motto. What a world of doubt and anxiety, of plotting, and contriving, and scheming, does this trust in God save those who possess it. On this blessed assurance my father took his stand in all the difficulties of life. It never failed him, and so we his sons had a good training and a godly example. The younger members of each generation followed various honourable professions, but they failed to rise to high rank in them, owing, I fancy, to a want of worldly ambitionÑthe general characteristic of our race. Altogether, however, I believe them to have been a simple-minded, upright, clear sighted set of people, who did whatever their hands found to do honestly and with all their might. Such people ought to rise, it may be said. So they do,Ñbut not to what the world calls the summit. They generally rise to a position of independence, where they may enjoy fair scope for the exercise of their mental and spiritual faculties. There they are content to remain, for a time. This world is not their rest. Another world opens to their view. In that they see the goal at which they aim. There is the golden crown. Why then be distracted by the glittering baubles which are held up to draw their attention from the real jewelÑthe gem without price? I am happy in the belief that such was the reason that my ancestors did not become men of much worldly note.
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... the gnarled maple tree that grew near the house. “And they say I have mood swings!” Just then, a whisper—louder than was needed—hissed out from behind the maple's massive trunk. “Maggs . . . pssst! Maggs!” “Bridge?” Maggie answered.
Collects the first three novels in the series that follows step-siblings Jane, Buzz, Carter, and Vanessa who are stranded on a deserted island in South Pacific while on a sailing trip with their parents.
Adventure Guide to the South Pacific
To survive in this lush tropical paradise, they must make new laws of power and property, of sex and marriage. The Navigator is a gripping tale of sea lore, shipwreck and moral courage. This is a great read and . . . will make you think.
Bernard Smith places the perjorative descriptions of the islanders by Crozet as marking the transition from the European vision of the noble savage to its antithesis in the ignoble savage : “ The island paradises of the Pacific ...
A young attorney in a bad relationship and a job that's going nowhere flees the New York winter for what she imagines - quite wrongly it turns out - will be a simpler life as a law clerk on the tropical island of Miramar.
Jane, Buzz, Carter, and Vanessa, aged nine to thirteen, are on a sailing trip in the South Pacific intended to help them bond in their newly-blended family when a massive storm strands them on a deserted island.