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Dan Merrithew is a novel written by Lawrence Perry and published in 1910. The story revolves around the titular character, Dan Merrithew, who is a young man living in rural America. Dan is an ambitious and hardworking individual who dreams of making something of himself and rising... Read Full Overview

Dan Merrithew (1910) is a book in the English language by Lawrence Perry.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have... Read Full Overview

"The big coastwise tug Hydrographer slid stern-ward into a slip cluttered with driftwood and bituminous dust, stopping within heaving distance of three coal-laden barges which in their day had reared "royal s'ls" to the wayward winds of the seven seas. Near-by lay Horace Howland's... Read Full Overview

The big coastwise tug Hydrographer slid stern-ward into a slip cluttered with driftwood and bituminous dust, stopping within heaving distance of three coal-laden barges which in their day had reared "royal s'ls" to the wayward winds of the seven seas. Near-by lay Horace Howland's... Read Full Overview

The big coastwise tug Hydrographer slid stern-ward into a slip cluttered with driftwood and bituminous dust, stopping within heaving distance of three coal-laden barges which in their day had reared "royal s'ls" to the wayward winds of the seven seas.

Dan Merrithew is a story of personal growth, sacrifice, and the interplay between adventure and emotion. The narrative highlights the journey of a young man caught between the challenges of his profession and his deeper feelings, exploring the complexities of duty and desire... Read Full Overview