So many things happen when one is travelling, that they are apt to crowd each other out of mind unless a record is kept of them." "We'll begin as soon as we get on the ship," said Lloyd.

"Mothah shall write first, then you, and then I.And let's put photographs in it, too, as Mrs.Walton did in hers.

It will be like writing a real book.

Package numbah two is lovely, Papa Jack." It happened that Mr.Sherman was the only one who made an entry in the record for more than a week.

Mrs.Sherman felt the motion of the vessel too much to be able to do more than lie out on deck in her steamer-chair.
The Little Colonel, while she was not at all seasick, was afraid to attempt writing until she reached land.
"The table jiggles so!" she complained, when she sat down at a desk in the ship's library.