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Deep-Sea Soundings
Warner, Arthur | January 25, 1928 issue

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This article focuses on several books including "The Ship Sails On," by Nordahl Grieg. When one compares the poetical and powerful story of Nordahl Grieg with the ruck of sea fiction written in English, it is with a deepening sense of the latter's inadequacy. For this, Norwegian writer does not cater to artificial appetites for impossible exploits, nor truckle to the naive belief that the sea is- or was-a place of glamorous adventure. Other book include "Knocking Around," by Frank H. Shaw and "A Book of Shanties," by C. Fox Smith.

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SHIP Sails On, The (Book); GRIEG, Nordahl; OCEAN travel; FICTION; ADVENTURE & adventurers; BOOKS
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