Calderas [noun]

However this may have been, Caldera went to serve under Ancostan an officer of the king of Bisnagar.

Caldera is a convict settlement for native Filipinos, but Spanish criminals are sent to Spain.

Cyrille Caldera blushed brightly although her affair with Quarren had been of the most innocent description.

Once Mrs. Caldera thoughtlessly laid a pretty hand on his arm as though in emphasis.

Ronquillo later reported the place indefensible and was authorized to retire to Caldera.

Such a volcanic basin, formed by the insinking of the top of the cone, is called a caldera.

In the island of Mindanao, between La Caldera and the river, there is a great point of land, on a rough and very high coast.

The outer flanks of the crater are furrowed by a great number of smaller barrancos radiating outward from the rim of the caldera.

The common sort is employed for hedging and called caldera by Europeans in many parts of India.

The army was organized in three brigades of all arms, at Iquique, Caldera and Vallenar.