The Belted Seas By: Arthur Willis Colton |
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In The Belted Seas, Arthur Willis Colton takes readers on an enchanting voyage into a world of intrigue, adventure, and self-discovery. This mesmerizing novel explores the depths of human emotions and the unyielding power of the natural world, captivating readers from the first page until the last.
Set in the mysterious and treacherous realm of the belted seas, Colton paints a vivid picture of a place teeming with secrets and beauty. The author's meticulous attention to detail transports readers to a land lingering between reality and myth, where the boundaries between heroism and villainy blur.
At the heart of the narrative lies the enthralling story of a protagonist torn between duty and desire. Through the remarkable character development, Colton delves into the philosophical questions of identity, choice, and fate. As readers follow the protagonist's journey, they become intertwined in the intricate web of emotions, making them question their own beliefs and values.
Colton's prose is poetic, painting landscapes with words that evoke both awe and despair. His descriptive language brings life to each setting, allowing readers to immerse themselves fully in the narrative. From the roaring waves crashing against jagged cliffs to the ethereal beauty of underwater kingdoms, the author's imagery creates an ambiance that lingers long after the last page.
One of the novel's standout features is Colton's ability to balance multiple storylines without losing focus or cohesion. Each subplot seamlessly weaves into the grand tapestry, enriching the overall narrative and revealing the interconnectedness of the characters' lives. The author expertly navigates between themes of love, loss, redemption, and sacrifice, creating a multi-faceted masterpiece that transcends mere storytelling.
The Belted Seas is a testament to Arthur Willis Colton's storytelling prowess. His ability to infuse intricate themes within a rip-roaring adventure is a marvel to behold. This book challenges readers to question their perspectives, explore the depths of their own desires, and decipher the complexities of the human condition.
In conclusion, The Belted Seas by Arthur Willis Colton is a captivating and thought-provoking read that will leave readers spellbound. Its seamless blend of adventure and philosophical musings make it a must-read for any lover of literature. Colton's gift for storytelling and his ability to immerse readers in a world of wonder make this novel a true gem in contemporary fiction. BY ARTHUR COLTON Cold are the feet and forehead of the earth, Temperate his bosom and his knees, But huge and hot the midriff of his girth, Where heaves the laughter of the belted seas, Where rolls the heavy thunder of his mirth Around the still unstirred Hesperides. CONTENTS CHAPTER I. PEMBERTON'S. II. THE "HEBE MAITLAND." III. THE HOTEL HELEN MAR. IV. SADLER IN PORTATE. V. END OF THE HOTEL HELEN MAR. VI. TORRE ANANIAS. WHY CAPTAIN BUCKINGHAM DID NOT GO BACK TO GREENOUGH VII. LIEBCHEN AND THE EWIGWEIBLICHE. THE LOSS OF THE "ANACONDA". VIII. SADLER IN SALERATUS. THE GREEN DRAGON PAGODA. IX. KING JULIUS. X. THE KIYI PROPOSITION. SADLER CONCLUDED. XI. THE VOYAGE OF THE "VOODOO". XII. THE FLANNAGAN AND IMPERIAL. XIII. FLANNAGAN AND STEVEY TODD. CAPTAIN BUCKINGHAM RETURNS TO GREENOUGH. XIV. CAPTAIN BUCKINGHAM VISITS THE CEMETERY IN ADRIAN. ANDREW AND MADGE MCCULLOCH AND BILLY CORLISS. CAPTAIN BUCKINGHAM'S NARRATIVE ENDS. XV. THE CONCLUSION OF THE WHOLE. THE BELTED SEAS CHAPTER I. PEMBERTON'S. The clock struck one. It was the tall standing clock in the front room of Pemberton's Hotel, and Pemberton's stands by the highway that runs by the coast of Long Island Sound... Continue reading book >>
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