...southward. There was a little wind in the Passe, while the dull silver of the open had a dark' ing rim of rippled water far away to the east in that...for a great sea victory for its people: that inland mult j lude of which Peyrol knew nothing except the few individuals on that peninsula cut off from...

...Cicie, parading their damned impudence. Then indeed that corvette, the big factor of everyday life on that stretch of coast, would become very small...longing for a great sea victory for its people: that ml multitude of which Peyrol knew nothing except the fi individuals on that peninsula cut off from...

...represented in his mind by the tiny coastal hamlet in which he lives and the people he knows there: The disinherited soul of that rover ranging for so many years a lawless ocean . . . had come back to its crag, circling like a great sea bird in the dusk and longing for a great...

...Englishman meant to pass to windward of Cape Esterel, probably with the intention of anchoring lor the night off the long white beach which in a regular...ranging for so many years a lawless ocean with the ©oasts of two continents for a raiding ground, had come back to its crag, circling like a sea-bird...

...other invader of the strained, questionable, and ominous in its origins, peace of the Escampobar farm. The disinherited soul of that rover ranging for so...continents for a raiding ground, had come back to its crag. I think you will admit that the arrangement of these sentences is not quite in the English tradition....