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The pirates planet'. Part two. 'Now their journey was nearing its happy end, ... they landed...

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The pirates planet'. Part two. 'Now their journey was nearing its happy end, ... they landed on the Pirates Planet, which is very famed amongst all the outer worlds. There they saw the handy spirits of all the Buccaneers and Pirates who sailed the fabled mains. Their ships were there also, and on the curving beach fronting the sunny seas they buried again their gleaming treasures. And the sea was filled with the glory of their ships, and the land with the splendour of their jewels; and they fought their ancient and dishonourable battles over again. But harmless were these joys, for nothing here was real, and all was dim and mystic, and not more clear than the romantic memory that our Earth holds of all these desperate men'.
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The Ship that Sailed to Mars. A fantasy. Told and pictured by W. M. Timlin. Author: Timlin, William M. / Illustrator: Timlin, William M. ff. 48. G. G. Harrap & Co.: London, [1923.] Source/Shelfmark: LR.33.c.14 plate 5

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anatomy / tree / 20th century / fantasy / science fiction / organisms / plants / colours / fiction / people / pirates / tree / occupation / treasure / human body / plant / maritime occupations / inorganic materials / pirate / occupations / skeleton / colour / plantae / sc-fi
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