In the South Seas : : Being an Account of Experiences and Observations in The Marquesas, Paumotus and Gilbert Islands in the Course of Two Cruises, on the Yacht 'Casco' (1888) and the Schooner 'Equator' (1889) / / Robert Louis Stevenson.
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In the South Seas : Being an Account of Experiences and Observations in The Marquesas, Paumotus and Gilbert Islands in the Course of Two Cruises, on the Yacht 'Casco' (1888) and the Schooner 'Equator' (1889) / |
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Being an Account of Experiences and Observations in The Marquesas, Paumotus and Gilbert Islands in the Course of Two Cruises, on the Yacht 'Casco' (1888) and the Schooner 'Equator' (1889) / |
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In the South Seas : Being an Account of Experiences and Observations in The Marquesas, Paumotus and Gilbert Islands in the Course of Two Cruises, on the Yacht 'Casco' (1888) and the Schooner 'Equator' (1889) / Robert Louis Stevenson. |
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In the South Seas : Being an Account of Experiences and Observations in The Marquesas, Paumotus and Gilbert Islands in the Course of Two Cruises, on the Yacht 'Casco' (1888) and the Schooner 'Equator' (1889) / Robert Louis Stevenson. |
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In the South Seas : Being an Account of Experiences and Observations in The Marquesas, Paumotus and Gilbert Islands in the Course of Two Cruises, on the Yacht 'Casco' (1888) and the Schooner 'Equator' (1889) / Robert Louis Stevenson. |
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In the South Seas : Being an Account of Experiences and Observations in The Marquesas, Paumotus and Gilbert Islands in the Course of Two Cruises, on the Yacht 'Casco' (1888) and the Schooner 'Equator' (1889) / |
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Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- PART I : THE MARQUESAS -- I. AN ISLAND LANDFALL -- II. MAKING FRIENDS -- III. THE MAROON -- IV. DEATH -- V. DEPOPULATION -- VI. CHIEFS AND TAP US -- VII. HATIHEU -- VIII. THE PORT OF ENTRY -- IX. THE HOUSE OF TEMOANA -- X. A PORTRAIT AND A STORY -- XI. LONG PIG—A CANNIBAL HIGH PLACE -- XII. THE STORY OF A PLANTATION -- XIII. CHARACTERS -- XIV. IN A CANNIBAL VALLEY -- XV. THE TWO CHIEFS OF ATUONA -- PART II : THE PAUMOTUS -- I. THE DANGEROUS ARCHIPELAGO—ATOLLS AT A DISTANCE -- II. FAKARAVA : AN ATOLL AT HAND -- III. A HOUSE TO LET IN A LOW ISLAND -- IV. TRAITS AND SECTS IN THE PAUMOTUS -- V. A PAUMOTUAN FUNERAL -- VI. GRAVEYARD STORIES -- PART III: THE GILBERTS -- I. BUTARITARI -- II. THE FOUR BROTHERS -- III. AROUND OUR HOUSE -- IV. A TALE OF A TAPU -- V. A TALE OF A TAPU—continued -- VI. THE FIVE DAYS` FESTIVAL -- VII. HUSBAND AND WIFE -- PART IV: THE GILBERTS — APEMAMA -- I. THE KING OF APEMAMA : THE ROYAL TRADER -- II. THE KING OF APEMAMA : FOUNDATION OF EQUATOR TOWN -- III. THE KINO OF APEMAMA : THE PALACE OF MANY WOMEN -- IV. THE KING OF APEMAMA : EQUATOR TOWN AND THE PALACE -- V. KING AND COMMONS -- VI. THE KING OF APEMAMA : DEVIL-WORK -- VII. THE KING OF APEMAMA |
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Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- PART I : THE MARQUESAS -- I. AN ISLAND LANDFALL -- II. MAKING FRIENDS -- III. THE MAROON -- IV. DEATH -- V. DEPOPULATION -- VI. CHIEFS AND TAP US -- VII. HATIHEU -- VIII. THE PORT OF ENTRY -- IX. THE HOUSE OF TEMOANA -- X. A PORTRAIT AND A STORY -- XI. LONG PIG—A CANNIBAL HIGH PLACE -- XII. THE STORY OF A PLANTATION -- XIII. CHARACTERS -- XIV. IN A CANNIBAL VALLEY -- XV. THE TWO CHIEFS OF ATUONA -- PART II : THE PAUMOTUS -- I. THE DANGEROUS ARCHIPELAGO—ATOLLS AT A DISTANCE -- II. FAKARAVA : AN ATOLL AT HAND -- III. A HOUSE TO LET IN A LOW ISLAND -- IV. TRAITS AND SECTS IN THE PAUMOTUS -- V. A PAUMOTUAN FUNERAL -- VI. GRAVEYARD STORIES -- PART III: THE GILBERTS -- I. BUTARITARI -- II. THE FOUR BROTHERS -- III. AROUND OUR HOUSE -- IV. A TALE OF A TAPU -- V. A TALE OF A TAPU—continued -- VI. THE FIVE DAYS` FESTIVAL -- VII. HUSBAND AND WIFE -- PART IV: THE GILBERTS — APEMAMA -- I. THE KING OF APEMAMA : THE ROYAL TRADER -- II. THE KING OF APEMAMA : FOUNDATION OF EQUATOR TOWN -- III. THE KINO OF APEMAMA : THE PALACE OF MANY WOMEN -- IV. THE KING OF APEMAMA : EQUATOR TOWN AND THE PALACE -- V. KING AND COMMONS -- VI. THE KING OF APEMAMA : DEVIL-WORK -- VII. THE KING OF APEMAMA |
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