supermarine

When all are on board again and ready for the supermarine voyage, the engineer loads up with

The Dominion in 1983 Ralph Centennius

Maldives, but by some great convulsion of nature, the intermediate part between those islands and Cape Comorin had sunk beneath the waters of the ocean; that the tree or trees had grown thereon, and still continued to grow on the submerged soil; and the nuts when ripe, being lighter than water, rose to the surface, instead -- as is the habit of supermarine arboreal produce -- of falling to the ground.

Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 443 Volume 17, New Series, June 26, 1852 Various 1841

On the swamp's outer edge was hung the supermarine village, where no foot penetrated.

Excursions Henry David Thoreau 1839

I send my thanks for this interesting picture, which so strangely brings us close to the painter again, and almost hints that a supermarine and superaerial telegraph may bring us thoughts from him yet.”

Authors and Friends Fields, Annie, 1834-1915 1896

I send my thanks for this interesting picture, which so strangely brings us close to the painter again, and almost hints that a supermarine and superaerial telegraph may bring us thoughts from him yet. "

Authors and Friends Annie Fields 1874