IN THE SOUTH SEAS |
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| Editorial Note | [ix] |
PART I.—THE MARQUESAS |
| CHAPTER | | |
| I. | An Island Landfall | [5] |
| II. | Making Friends | [12] |
| III. | The Maroon | [21] |
| IV. | Death | [28] |
| V. | Depopulation | [36] |
| VI. | Chiefs and Tapus | [44] |
| VII. | Hatiheu | [53] |
| VIII. | The Port of Entry | [61] |
| IX. | The House of Temoana | [69] |
| X. | A Portrait and a Story | [77] |
| XI. | Long-Pig—a Cannibal High Place | [85] |
| XII. | The Story of a Plantation | [95] |
| XIII. | Characters | [105] |
| XIV. | In a Cannibal Valley | [112] |
| XV. | The Two Chiefs of Atuona | [119] |
PART II.—THE PAUMOTUS |
| I. | The Dangerous Archipelago—Atolls at a Distance | [129] |
| II. | Fakarava: an Atoll at Hand | [137] |
| III. | A House To Let in a Low Island | [146] |
| IV. | Traits and Sects in the Paumotus | [155] |
| V. | A Paumotuan Funeral | [165] |
| VI. | Graveyard Stories | [170] |
PART III.—THE EIGHT ISLANDS |
| I. | The Kona Coast | [187] |
| II. | A Ride in the Forest | [197] |
| III. | The City of Refuge | [203] |
| IV. | Kaahumanu | [209] |
| V. | The Lepers of Kona | [215] |
PART IV.—THE GILBERTS |
| I. | Butaritari | [223] |
| II. | The Four Brothers | [229] |
| III. | Around Our House | [237] |
| IV. | A Tale of a Tapu | [247] |
| V. | A Tale of a Tapu (continued) | [255] |
| VI. | The Five Days’ Festival | [265] |
| VII. | Husband and Wife | [278] |
PART V.—THE GILBERTS—APEMAMA |
| I. | The King of Apemama: the Royal Trader | [289] |
| II. | The King of Apemama: Foundation Of Equator Town | [298] |
| III. | The King of Apemama: the Palace of Many Women | [306] |
| IV. | The King of Apemama: Equator Town And the Palace | [313] |
| V. | King and Commons | [321] |
| VI. | The King of Apemama: Devil-work | [330] |
| VII. | The King of Apemama | [342] |
| LETTERS FROM SAMOA | [351] |