Bøger af Dr Robert Leighton

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""Kartat osottivat, että Uuden Georgian itärannikko oli tutkimaton, ja purjehtiminen sen ohi ei olisi ollut mikään helppo asia kokeneemmallekaan merimiehelle, kuin mitä Kep oli. Hän kohtasi usein pitkän rivin ärjyviä tyrskyjä, jotka osottivat, että oli olemassa vedenalaisia kalliosärkkiä. Mittausköysi oli käytännössä yöt ja päivät.""Robert Leighton (1859-1934) oli elinaikanaan suosittu poikien seikkailukirjojen tekijä. Maine ei ole kantanut 2000-luvulle. Teokset ovat kuitekin tutustumisen arvoisia seikkailujen ystäville. Leightonin tuotannosta taannoin valikoitui suomennettavaksi teos Etelämereltä. Tyynenmeren kaukaisten ja huonosti tunnettujen saarten elämään tutustui partiopoika apureineen.

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