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Dream and Be Free
Meade, Norah | January 22, 1930 issue

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The article presents information about the book "Tomorrow's Voyage," by Leonard Hess. This is the story of a man seeking permanent values in life and pinning an untried faith on the sea. As a boy Samuel Jones had loved to board the Ventura, to meet the captain and the captain's daughter. He failed to ship on the boat and when later the character 'Carrie' seduces him into marriage, he settles down to his grocery job on the Bowery. When he finds Amanda again, it is in a brothel. And yet, when he finally goes to sea as a passenger and not as the sailor he had hoped to be, his companions on his first and last voyage are the false daughter and the reformed harlot.

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TOMMOROW'S Voyage (Book); BOOKS -- Reviews; HESS, Leonard; FICTION; MARRIAGE; SHIPS
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