The Blue Lagoon books on lay-men

books on lay-men

the author contrasts the mystic qualities between Christianity — as expressed in the writings of Meister Eckhart (1260–1326)

and temples

As Pauline Johnson states in the Preface: "Even with a limited background of knowledge [the craftsperson] can experience a great deal of enjoyment in binding his own books and building up a distinctive personal library of which he can be proud

The Blue Lagoon books on lay-menLove blossoms amid a tropical paradise in this tale of two children stranded on a remote South Pacific island. Richard and Emmeline escape from a burning ship and learn to fend for themselves, as they fish, swim, dive for pearls, and explore their idyllic home in the Blue Lagoon. But with the passing of time, the innocents begin to experience strange emotions and discover a new dimension to their relationship. H. De Vere Stacpoole's popular 1908