CHAPTER II
| Meeting with Tommy Eustace, the trader—Strange soil of the atoll—A bath in the lagoon—Momuni, the thirsty bread baker—Off for Anaa | [23] |
CHAPTER III
| Perilous navigation—Curious green sky—Arrival at Anaa—Religion and the movies—Character of Paumotuans | [40] |
CHAPTER IV
| The copra market—Dangerous passage to shore at Kaukura—Our boat overturns in the pass—I narrowly escape death—Josephite Missionaries—The deadly nohu—The himene at night | [58] |
CHAPTER V
| Captain Moet tells of Mapuhi, the great Paumotuan—Kopcke tells about women—Virginie’s jealousy—An affrighting waterspout—The wrecked ship—Landing at Takaroa | [80] |
CHAPTER VI
| Diffidence of Takaroans—Hiram Mervin’s description of the cyclone—Teamo’s wonderful swim—Mormon missionaries from America—I take a bath | [96] |