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23267	Ballantyne, R. M. (Robert Michael)	The Cannibal Islands: Captain Cook's Adventure in the South Seas			.txt	text/plain	26004	1091	75	Captain Cook was sent to the south seas--there, among the far-off coral lower race of people than the inhabitants of the South-Sea Islands whom Captain Cook says that to him and his men, who had seen nothing but In process of time the roving South-Sea islanders discover this little immediately surrounded by a great number of canoes, and the captain, on them, the South-Sea islanders are, in mind and body, good specimens One day, when a large number of natives visited the ship, the chiefs time of Cook's visit the natives were absolutely savages. Not less valuable to the natives of these islands is the cocoa-nut tree, present time a great number of the islands have been blessed with the number of what may be called wild men in the mountains of the islands. natives of the South-Sea Islands are all degraded, cruel, and savage,	./cache/23267.txt	./txt/23267.txt