Among the “accessories” at a recent American wedding were half a mile of sausages, two orchestras, sauerkraut by the barrel, and 1000 violets for decoration, in honour of the bride, whose name was violet.
In modern poetry, the Seven Seas-refer to the world’s seven oceans. The phrase was used by Latin writers for the salt water lagoons extending for about 40 miles from Altinum, north of Venice, to Ravenna. v
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Southland Times, Issue 21428, 24 June 1931, Page 8
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