Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-28
SEA f.
a Sea-Faring Man Tells OF Those
on tho Coast OF Brazil.

tnStB -s. - It's vast ARIA ars % this
laud 40 that interesting country the
sujs ue4rces tangies 90 crat growth ar.
Ia fhc water 81 thr northeast o,a~t
- B-.xiL n one might e.c them anl
tapsd their unknown lahyrin;hs sueh
vv~Ge cr would confront him at every
trTs as newer existed I'm any wo.Hd or
swamp or jungle ga which tAs >uu has
c~vrr~huuc Th,es submarine coral f1r-
ea-s 2rc thv hnm-~ - sea monsters br-
wv. leiief Thrrc The sea serpent
lives There t brus~ fnrth auI rcars
- yorr Their. 1u.l there only.
Waeu J. hear laua,mea laugh zEt de-
ri&s She 5sa II therv tviu< such a
thing IA ga .erreut I pity thsm ami
>az
Mas what ren--ur lives you live
Hou uar-'gv . tar iimit - che thiu~
rol uau q vos m-1t Gully 81 o. the
Era . oT tarc san g,-tns. IN
iarfu-i,- say aue derives ;a.rtevu
maaf >rca. ami ianwitudc thirty
ave ar-rre west E.iay me. Eut
what wa 2 sv
No s rp-ute / .hrurht ~s cugr.
myself tnu. Su,v that I sh.alI
pity taa-~ pcn--uP iaa,i~us-n after al
fer Z Z ha. uHt ~arpcl a. ahie seaman
gu tss haFs Tauine ef Lsu.4aa. capt
prrwsr eurh at 1aly sfl>-1 3. Is ike
tat wa -mc A. p~ut-up ami
Huau1- 1rs ther ar
hur~ ruu asue ar- uu p.rrrS IA
taa pur- &C - brazilian o,a~t 81
tapv ~au E-qur- ~ pizce ar q ship -
80 in evea rhes was au~ca5nE thsu.
taat "a n uti have hr~ae IA
trE to - z Uut th bars rau ue
veut u tr a1r atxat taa-
r We weu u- sr ui
Arnta b. Oh ta.~e &A~ after tanr
nrr Business a. urht usa-
age & aVerT.uls a Nsar theu we weue
fa-t - mash ia -sm tae sarta
asou au ths tri1. hzv- dis
charged wh4- we aas ga a-er aaE
assa an what re wtrr q z au
taa1 uuraar @I - the @-t ml-e ANA
he4rl aa
mate aal Be- we have 7ee aF-
g. l4s an vau saiuA q &a1a
MP ana n zsr tae mve
N.u usuI raa- the uvsssrc~ ~the
uor s4s1 ossst * Fsarsl wherc taeu.
ar na r za8 whsre every Nlr
Anv t ia rreEt has H. aulv
hem
gauu the msts r1uchiar hs
aas
raea q - avS the capn
ue eeu@t kind ~r says the
mas
In we saas} up along tie caa>I
4. q alH wao was net i sailor
tau1u-1 usceSs5tv. : aav have seen
maso alsrt a. u the thia-s that might
ssaeur ~ this recucasiau VOYAGE than
wa> chs ordinary seaman doing his
r,aaae dgzv a~sipbsard for his living
ANYHOW uar lay. A. we were of cape
san E-las. IN an unknown SEA - far
a. eauluercial Interests arc concerned.
sac lva=gs >haatel
Ns~serpoat
Vow 1~ e had been a water
Spsae What's wateEpout2 Theirs
nuthSaE ia a waferspaut u ~care any
hE8v ~ far A. I was concerned per
~Hna lv laiat carr whether il Wa q
watsr>paut ~ an earthquake y 4
matt Eact. I think Z woulI have
hevu glad II 5t haj beyn an ~aIIeaveI-
!. epsnr earthquake ~ FAR a. I was per
~sua B. oucerasA fur I was wav down
l ia the dumps Is was hccazse 81 that
Taeut = -ea Elgve4 The <irl ~ mzeh
aa1 ,Ae taueN ue arerb1arL and !
bat % sa ~
Watrreatr shouted shr lookout
Waere away saz~ cat the cap
tain
Thres p5ns> n the ssabaard-
shouted the 1ut
v enough s there Il was At
beast there was shat the l-sknu. "a
was a eatc~Pea- L wasn't spout
aaura lt SEEMED - b. a --eat fsuu-
! tain squirting ol- u rhe SEA I. Shot
! up a. high ships mast uudulate.
taerc q amea lxe a huge Watcry
column svaved by w51G then arapps-.
hack 70 the ecean level Instantly uss.
4<ain - j. treucuAoEEa lci-AE ES
, tsue3 in the saa lkc 4 Iof,y white pin
. uaclet rark- swavea ami fclI. rv4e
SsteuzsL sv@vcA fen al ia guic..
> sacce~siau each fall - the winter beius
= followed b. The upwars splashiuE Il
; great spgmes - fauzirr ssa Arounsl
9 taiseccausrie fountain several hf< black
objects moved here aul therc. quickly,
z and without aFnarcut alma
WatsrPugt L. hlowed- the cap
= tain saiA
Thea D. Saed hf~ glass and razea
= through T. - the strznrs AFFAIR IN.
3 eyes ha3 scarcely taiocu in the Sceue
= enlarged and made distinct by III,
: glass when I saw him turn pale. Bat
. be eCultat ee-~e booking
= BY the PRONG 20 Neptuues t-aIcnt.
: sa1 h. a SEA serpent 4 trtxhtfa
= ulouStSr q the deep araorcd wiz.
haceou. houy seeIeo IN mortal eomba'
t. with S,mc leviathaa that has crasSe.
rs path. No the captain stii shout
y ing pale aud trembling 'No- NJ.
couhat The leviataza Is not Sighting
- Il l. struggling 70 escape. Mighty a
its Il Il bur prey 81 the awful Serpeu
-hSe sparrow svvoaP~J down upon b
hawk Il ka whale whale the liz
in size u which i've never seen IN Al
NV forty wears Of sailing on the salt
<aS. His rirth a lead line Fifty fathom.
!, long would ~~iarccly once 20 round an,
Yet the serpent Scofled about u full
seore II tirncs, What seemed TO b.
i. spoutiuE CeyseH from th- IA 4re hu
| the rising and the falling q the f-e,
parts Of the serpent this one now rear
ing aloft the monsters fearful head
that oue how inE his eoavuluting ~
sreuitv, tipped with an awful harf
, They rise and fall By the terrible IN
pulse u the serpent : assault upan IA
$ whale. which BE spins and whirlS an
n ehurns in the deep sS \ mil whss
EagIt y spul ey TIE rush - imDe.Iin
waters The black objects are othe
SAz-s& a<st4seG aai t~erzu-st-eks
spaSr7acsx ct tAe.S 1i-5yy f~.l1E'
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