THE SAIL A single sail is bleaching brightly Upon the waves caressing bland, What seeks it in a stranger country?

The Turks wear great turbans ad fugandos solis radios, to refract the sunbeams; and much inconvenience that hot air of Bantam in Java yields to our men, that sojourn there for traffic; where it is so hot, "that they that are sick of the pox, lie commonly bleaching in the sun, to dry up their sores.

And though nothing had any sense in his understanding other than the words which he had just heard from the lips of the woman who held his loveas he had known now these many dayssome freak of dual consciousness made him see, for the first time, in that moment, how oddly bleached and wasted seemed the powerful, nervous, brown hands that rested on his knees.

His pale sandy hair can readily be bleached white or dyed a dark colour.