Together these two islands make up the modern nation of Trinidad and Tobago, which is quite close to the South American mainland. The narrative technique changes again, as the narrator reads his diary. Falernum is a sugary liqueur. Note that on p. 261 appears the phrase that constitutes the title of the novel. Trinidad is the most industrialized of the anglophone Caribbean islands.
Many people spend the better part of a year's wages on lavish costumes.
John 14 consists of the farewell speech of Jesus to his disciples. Paul Robeson was an internationally famous bass and black activist. Notes by Paul Brians , Department of English, Washington State University, Pullman 99164-5020. Mounted May 6, 1996. Last revised August 7, 1998.