The young volcano explorers : $b Or, American boys in the West IndiesStratemeyer, Edward
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The young volcano explorers : $b Or, American boys in the West Indies
Stratemeyer, Edward
Volcanoes -- Juvenile fiction; West Indies -- Juvenile fiction
“Hurrah, we are off at last!” cried Darry, as they set sail. “Good-bye
to the West Indies.”
“After all, the trip through the islands wasn’t so bad,” said Sam. “We
saw lots of interesting things.”
“I guess we shall see even more interesting things in the future,” came
from Mark.
“Of course, our sight-seeing isn’t half over yet,” added Frank. He
was right, and what the immediate future held in store for our young
friends will be told in the next volume of this “Pan-American Series.”
In that book we shall meet all our boys and the professor once more,
and learn of many things as interesting, curious, or exciting as those
related in these pages.
But for the present we will leave them, and also these ill-fated
islands of the Lesser Antilles, the fate of which even to-day seems
uncertain. Our friends made a happy group as they steamed rapidly
southward, and here let us say good-bye.
THE END
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