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The Cruise of the Mary Rose List Price: $4.99 See Reviews For This Product Description My family had for centuries owned the same estate, handed down fromfather to son undiminished in size, and much increased in value. Ibelieve there had been among them in past generations those who fearedthe Lord. I know that my father was a man of true piety. "Casting allyour care upon Him, for He careth for you," was his favourite motto.What a world of doubt and anxiety, of plotting, and contriving, andscheming, does this trust in God save those who possess it. On thisblessed assurance my father took his stand in all the difficulties oflife. It never failed him, and so we his sons had a good training and agodly example.The younger members of each generation followed various honourableprofessions, but they failed to rise to high rank in them, owing, Ifancy, to a want of worldly ambition--the general characteristic of ourrace. Altogether, however, I believe them to have been a simple-minded,upright, clear sighted set of people, who did whatever their hands foundto do honestly and with all their might. Such people ought to rise, itmay be said. So they do,--but not to what the world calls the summit.They generally rise to a position of independence, where they may enjoyfair scope for the exercise of their mental and spiritual faculties.There they are content to remain, for a time. This world is not theirrest. Another world opens to their view. In that they see the goal atwhich they aim. There is the golden crown. Why then be distracted bythe glittering baubles which are held up to draw their attention fromthe real jewel--the gem without price? I am happy in the belief thatsuch was the reason that my ancestors did not become men of much worldlynote.The occupant of the family estate had always attended to itscultivation, and was properly called a gentleman farmer. Unostentatiousand frugal, he never lacked means, in spite of bad harvests orunexpected losses, to assist the younger members of the family instarting in life, or to help forward any good cause which required aid.My father, Paul Harvey, was a perfect type of the family--so was myelder brother, his namesake. John came next; a daughter followed; I washis fourth child. He kept up a good old custom--never broken throughfrom any excuse. An hour before bed-time his children and the wholehousehold assembled in the sitting-room, when he read and explained achapter in the Bible. A hymn was sung, and prayers full of fervour wereoffered up to the throne of grace. After this a simple supper wasplaced on the table, and we were encouraged to speak on the events ofthe day, or on what we had read or thought of. That hour was generallythe pleasantest of the twenty-four. Our father guided, if he did notlead the conversation, and generally managed to infuse his spirit intoit. Although many of the subjects discussed even now rise up to mymemory, I will mention but one, which had a powerful influence on thecareer of some of those present. I had been reading an account of theCrusades, and my enthusiasm had been unusually stirred up on thesubject. "I wish that I could have lived in those days!" I exclaimed(I was but a lad it must be remembered.) "What a glorious work thosewarriors of old undertook, who with sword and lance, under the banner ofthe cross, they went forth to conquer infidels, to establish the truefaith, to recover the blessed land, hallowed by the Redeemer'sfootsteps, from the power of the cruel followers of the false prophet of

Fragments Of Voyages And Travels - Captain Basil Hall List Price: $2.99 See Reviews For This Product Description CHAPTER I.TAKING A LINE IN THE SERVICE. That there is a tide in the affairs of men, has very naturally become a figure of frequent and almost hackneyed use in the cockpits, gun-rooms, and even the captains' cabins of our ships and vessels of war. Like its numerous brethren of common-places, it will be found, perhaps, but of small application to the real business of life; though it answers capitally to wind up a regular grumble at the unexpected success of some junior messmate possessed of higher interest or abilities, and helps to contrast the growler's own hard fate with the good luck of those about him. Still, the metaphor may have its grateful use; for certainly in the Navy, and I suppose elsewhere, there is a period in the early stages of every man's professional life at which it is necessary that he should, more or less decidedly, "take his line," in order best to profit by the tide when the flood begins to make. It is difficult to say exactly at what stage of a young officer's career the determination to adopt any one of the numerous lines before him should be taken: but there can be little doubt as to the utility of that determination being made early in life. In most cases, it is clearly beyond the reach of artificial systems of discipline, to place, on a pair of young shoulders, the reflecting head-piece of age and experience; neither, perhaps, would such an incongruity be desirable. But it seems quite within the compass of a conscientious and diligent commanding officer's power by every means to cultivate the taste, and strengthen the principles and the understanding of the persons committed to his charge. His endeavour should be, to train their thoughts in such a manner that, when the time for independent reflection and action arrives, their judgment and feelings may be ready to carry them forward in the right path; to teach them the habit, for instance, of discovering that, in practice, there is a positive, and generally a speedy pleasure and reward attendant on almost every exercise of self-denial. When that point is once firmly established in the minds of young men, it becomes less difficult to persuade them to relinquish whatever is merely agreeable at the moment, if it stand in the way of the sterner claims of duty."Download Fragments Of Voyages And Travels Now!"

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Caribbean vacations travel guide List Price: $9.99 See Reviews For This Product Description The Caribbean vacations travel guide.When it comes to vacation destinations that are all about having fun in the sun, nothing beats the Caribbean. Situated just to the south and east of Mexico and north and west of Venezuela, South America where the waters are clear and the sun is hot, a Caribbean travel vacation has something for everyone - whether you are one for water sports, hiking, swimming, diving, and just plain frolicking in its white sand beaches. But travelling to a hot destination like the Caribbean can be quite expensive, and for this reason, many people balk at the idea of a Caribbean travel. Indeed, why spend so much on a single vacation when you could visit much cheaper vacation destinations? Never mind if these places don’t even come close to what a Caribbean travel entails.Ah, but what if we told you that there’s a much better way to spend a vacation? What if we told you that you can go on a Caribbean travel vacation without having to spend a lot of your hard-earned money? Table of contents:CARIBBEAN TRAVELCARIBBEAN VACATION TRAVEL CRUISECARIBBEAN TRAVEL AND LIFECARIBBEAN TRAVEL DEALCARIBBEAN TRAVEL PACKAGECHEAP CARIBBEAN TRAVELDEBBIES CARIBBEAN TRAVELDISCOUNT CARIBBEAN TRAVELCARIBBEAN TRAVEL MAGAZINECARIBBEAN TRAVEL AGENT             CARIBBEAN TRAVEL GUIDECARIBBEAN ISLAND TRAVELCARIBBEAN VACATION TRAVELCARIBBEAN TRAVEL AGENCYCARIBBEAN LUXURY TRAVELCARIBBEAN FAMILY TRAVELCARIBBEAN TRAVEL SPECIALSOUTHERN CARIBBEAN TRAVEL GUIDECOSTA RICA CARIBBEAN TRAVELCARIBBEAN TRAVEL FORUMCARIBBEAN TRAVEL CRUISECARIBBEAN JAMAICA TRAVELDEBBIES CARIBBEAN TRAVEL REVIEWCARIBBEAN TRAVEL VILLAALL INCLUSIVE TRAVEL CARIBBEANLAST MINUTE CARIBBEAN TRAVELCARIBBEAN TRAVEL TIPCARIBBEAN TRAVEL AND LIFE MAGAZINE

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