Ballantyne
/ (ˈbælənˌtaɪn) /
R (obert) M (ichael). 1825–94, British author, noted for such adventure stories as The Coral Island (1857)
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How to use Ballantyne in a sentence
He acknowledged various literary forebears, from Ballantyne to Defoe, in the creation of what became Treasure Island.
Mr. Ballantyne weaves the romantic episode of the mutiny of the 'Bounty' into a most effective narrative.
Blown to Bits | Robert Michael BallantyneMr. Ballantyne has blended with the incidents of war on the Danube a story of personal adventure spiritedly told.
Blown to Bits | Robert Michael BallantyneWhat can you say of his last years and his struggle to pay off the debts incurred by his connection with Ballantyne?
Lady of the Lake | Sir Walter ScottMiss Ballantyne thinks the skull was taken away with the other bones, but put back again.
Spare Hours | John Brown
Meanwhile the valorous Sir Ballantyne saweth wood but sayeth naught.
Eugene Field, A Study In Heredity And Contradictions | Slason Thompson
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