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Springer Series in Solid-State Sciencesn November 1891. It was conceived as the first of a series of ‘South Sea Yarns’ (other projected titles in the series were ‘The Pearl Fisher’, later renamed ., and ‘The Beachcombers’, though the latter was never completed). The story owed its origin to the mysterious disappearance of the brigantine

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