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quadgram	frequency
at the same time	21
daughter of the pigeon	19
at the expiration of	18
the edge of the	16
i i i i	15
in a few days	13
of the golden bed	13
the mouth of the	13
o o o o	12
e e e e	12
we were obliged to	12
u u u u	12
the use of the	11
the story of the	11
a a a a	11
of the morning star	10
in the old days	10
the side of the	10
the top of the	10
we came to anchor	10
i went to the	10
the house of the	10
song of the nightingale	10
one of the most	10
the bay of traitors	10
one of the crew	8
on the island of	8
we came to a	8
fell in with a	8
of daughter of the	8
from head to foot	8
was one of the	8
the waters of the	8
house of the golden	8
the surface of the	8
from time to time	7
i do not know	7
the head of the	7
we stood for the	7
the piina of fiti	7
of beaten to death	7
and came to anchor	7
the servant of the	7
of the united states	7
the light of the	7
of lam kai oo	7
the roof of the	7
all hands were called	7
for a long time	7
about the first of	7
at the rate of	7
a great number of	7
survival of the fittest	7
shaped our course for	7
the deck of the	6
on account of the	6
the eyes of the	6
and song of the	6
at the foot of	6
we fell in with	6
to the house of	6
in consequence of the	6
governor of the marquesas	6
of one of the	6
we were allowed liberty	6
came to anchor at	6
at an early hour	6
and i resolved to	6
were allowed liberty on	6
the size of the	6
in a state of	6
ke ke ke ke	6
of joan of arc	6
a strong desire to	6
allowed liberty on shore	6
under close reefed main	6
of the white man	6
shipped on board the	6
we went on shore	6
by the name of	6
to be able to	6
the valley of taaoa	6
in the south seas	6
a few days after	6
and in a few	6
the son of ugh	6
in the bay of	6
we were enabled to	6
the next morning we	6
a brief description of	5
at the island of	5
the land of the	5
and at the same	5
the fore and main	5
miles from the sea	5
on the plateau of	5
the situation of the	5
at the mouth of	5
the celebration of the	5
in a few hours	5
the color of the	5
i have seen a	5
and the sound of	5
mouth of the river	5
we were in the	5
the place of the	5
the length of the	5
on the edge of	5
we returned to the	5
to the coast of	5
i have never seen	5
of the war fleet	5
on the top of	5
the foot of the	5
i shipped on board	5
land of the war	5
wallows in the mire	5
is driven from the	5
the white man who	5
of the valley of	5
when i was a	5
in the midst of	5
the last of the	5
seventh man who wallows	5
we shaped our course	5
there was not a	5
hands were called to	5
the island of nuka	5
in the house of	5
to go to the	5
of the girl who	5
like that of a	5
the season of the	5
the king of the	5
shipped myself on board	5
in the valley of	5
the morning of the	5
had been in the	5
before the whites came	5
at a distance of	5
many pieces of tattooing	5
feet from the earth	4
a quarter of a	4
at the end of	4
the next morning the	4
i asked him if	4
the depths of the	4
great moth of the	4
i looked at him	4
we went to the	4
deck of the morning	4
on the north side	4
the plateau of ahoa	4
in the edge of	4
for the purpose of	4
manners and customs of	4
is situated on the	4
the arrival of the	4
i could see the	4
trade with the natives	4
the author leaves the	4
the iron fingers that	4
the rim of the	4
the people of hana	4
his idea of the	4
at the head of	4
fingers that make words	4
the daughter of the	4
by the men of	4
the same time he	4
hundred and fifty or	4
angry he wallows in	4
i was on the	4
nothing to do but	4
he wallows in the	4
as mate of the	4
weighed anchor and stood	4
season of the breadfruit	4
where we came to	4
in my own valley	4
it has ever been	4
take charge of the	4
placed in the stocks	4
on the deck of	4
joan of arc in	4
took on a pilot	4
would go to the	4
distance from the shore	4
the owner of the	4
the captain and mate	4
iron fingers that make	4
to the high place	4
the sound of the	4
girl who lost her	4
a heavy sea struck	4
about the last of	4
white cross of calvary	4
we do not know	4
it being now near	4
haabunai and song of	4
in the morning the	4
we came upon a	4
i was willing to	4
the next morning i	4
i was induced to	4
the white cross of	4
the girl who lost	4
in the gulf stream	4
the survival of the	4
by a score of	4
is so angry he	4
were taken to the	4
who is so angry	4
half a dozen of	4
one of the few	4
conduct of the captain	4
the god of the	4
on the other side	4
the men of motopu	4
story of the girl	4
in a few moments	4
to kill the governor	4
in the eyes of	4
and is surrounded by	4
of the piina of	4
the edges of the	4
servant of the priest	4
at the expense of	4
but a short time	4
in the shade of	4
and stood for the	4
in the cave of	4
to the edge of	4
at an elevation of	4
me by the hand	4
moth of the night	4
the houses of the	4
the end of the	4
on the coast of	4
drink of beer had	4
of the marquesas islands	4
lam kai oo was	4
of the south seas	4
heard half a mile	4
come to anchor at	4
the remainder of the	4
and pulled for the	4
in the light of	4
that it was a	4
came to a little	4
departure of the ship	4
of the bay of	4
for the death of	4
my readers a brief	4
on board the brig	4
back to the ship	4
gave a loud whoop	4
for the use of	4
the coast of japan	4
was a man of	4
said that it was	4
a hundred years ago	4
behold the servant of	4
sprang to my feet	4
the body of a	4
the voice of the	4
we weighed anchor and	4
man who is so	4
and customs of the	4
the island of fatu	4
pulled for the shore	4
the men of atuona	4
for the sandwich islands	4
the paepae of the	4
that i was a	4
roof of the world	4
with any degree of	4
until we reached the	4
said that he would	4
to secure the sails	4
the whole length of	4
who lost her strength	4
said strong in battle	4
at this time was	4
for the last time	4
description of the whale	4
trees on the plateau	4
the bay of fundy	4
isle of barking dogs	4
so angry he wallows	4
seventh man who is	4
the hands of the	4
with a fair wind	4
i replied that i	4
i went on shore	4
as well as to	4
to leave the island	4
the shade of a	4
mouth of god and	4
i sprang to my	4
the straits of magellan	4
on the morning of	4
the bottom of the	4
one hundred and fifty	4
of four or five	4
with no means of	3
he was one of	3
rode the white horse	3
to be heard half	3
went on board and	3
an indian hunting party	3
side of the island	3
us up to the	3
canoes filled with natives	3
there was nothing to	3
about the same time	3
so far as to	3
a pair of pistols	3
at the top of	3
to go on board	3
on the opposite side	3
were roasted on a	3
when we reached the	3
we left the harbor	3
but a few days	3
we were shown to	3
told the captain we	3
expiration of which time	3
to his own house	3
to have a little	3
into the harbor and	3
the rolling of the	3
in with a large	3
be heard half a	3
upon the coral reef	3
being now near night	3
the strength of his	3
four or five miles	3
the king and chiefs	3
the floor of the	3
i went down the	3
letter from her son	3
and a half inches	3
sail from new bedford	3
entrails were roasted on	3
mouth of the bay	3
and one of the	3
in one of the	3
to me in the	3
a bowl of popoi	3
that we could not	3
thousand feet above the	3
of a man who	3
the off shore ground	3
the expiration of three	3
the beauty of the	3
on the paepae of	3
was eaten by the	3
at that moment the	3
we came into a	3
shut out from the	3
of great night moth	3
but they do not	3
island of juan fernandez	3
made known to the	3
the nature of our	3
of the old man	3
come to the ship	3
a few days we	3
of about the same	3
i thought i would	3
in the shadow of	3
were enabled to get	3
as that of the	3
as fast as possible	3
to the memory of	3
at the entrance of	3
was not to be	3
the capital of the	3
the heat of the	3
it was as if	3
to go with him	3
the strength of the	3
at the time of	3
for a few days	3
in front of the	3
a long time i	3
of the men of	3
broken only by the	3
in the celebration of	3
stood down the channel	3
the death of a	3
the stem of the	3
our wind and stood	3
for a length of	3
two or three of	3
the sons and daughters	3
is placed in the	3
with him to the	3
i was young and	3
what is termed a	3
to my own island	3
of the straits of	3
in the least degree	3
the next day we	3
and is supposed to	3
members of the family	3
to the dead sea	3
on the th of	3
the gates of the	3
was crazy about me	3
hundred and fifty feet	3
was the son of	3
he was like a	3
a day or two	3
descendants of the ancient	3
stood out to sea	3
of the royal family	3
of the island of	3
an innumerable number of	3
a silence broken only	3
as well as the	3
of the size of	3
termination of the voyage	3
in europe or america	3
the point of the	3
is supposed to be	3
innumerable number of canoes	3
sails alow and aloft	3
whole length of the	3
had come from the	3
eaten by the men	3
i have seen them	3
and in the morning	3
on the beach in	3
to the ship and	3
bowl of popoi and	3
the name of harris	3
we were met by	3
he said to me	3
with the idea of	3
i did not see	3
man whose entrails were	3
not in the least	3
roasted on a stick	3
in order to get	3
be able to find	3
the shelter of a	3
the bay of virgins	3
the juice of the	3
of the same name	3
i had seen the	3
up to the governor	3
it was impossible to	3
of men and women	3
the spine of the	3
that i would not	3
inner bark of the	3
for all the world	3
on the side of	3
loud enough to be	3
days before the whites	3
run the risk of	3
a short distance from	3
was filled with the	3
the women and children	3
the shadows of the	3
outside the bay of	3
the officers and crew	3
early in the morning	3
till we came to	3
breakers off the lee	3
a drama of the	3
arm of the sea	3
of the white horse	3
quarter of a mile	3
i saw in the	3
at the distance of	3
and there was no	3
drama of the sea	3
proceeded down the river	3
future governor of the	3
enough to be heard	3
into the air and	3
was late in the	3
a calabash of water	3
the wall of the	3
for the off shore	3
on one of the	3
the cries of the	3
for there were no	3
we proceeded down the	3
a long and narrow	3
a length of time	3
whose entrails were roasted	3
taken around to the	3
of drink of beer	3
short distance from the	3
said mouth of god	3
a few words of	3
it was late in	3
a journey over the	3
there was no war	3
that he would not	3
in the center of	3
next morning we were	3
to be an innumerable	3
five miles from the	3
who rode the white	3
had been one of	3
a point of land	3
the scene of the	3
with the greatest difficulty	3
spine of the chinaman	3
the priest and i	3
upon the paepae of	3
leaped into the sea	3
at the age of	3
on board a whale	3
there are a great	3
the rape of the	3
the cave of enamoa	3
lay off and on	3
the glow of the	3
with one of the	3
i have killed many	3
the history of the	3
number of canoes filled	3
are a great number	3
and for a moment	3
half a mile away	3
but he did not	3
of which time i	3
rain began to fall	3
the darkness of the	3
i will tell you	3
which is composed of	3
an hour or two	3
the feast of the	3
on the west side	3
he had come to	3
situated as i was	3
the top of a	3
chant of the raiateans	3
which we had been	3
other members of the	3
in the gulf of	3
nothing to do with	3
use of the gun	3
who lived in the	3
but a few moments	3
of the body and	3
hauled our wind and	3
visit the scene of	3
had a fine passage	3
of joan in the	3
to the men of	3
half a mile of	3
to the height of	3
the edge of a	3
within half a mile	3
into the bay of	3
of the old gods	3
during my stay there	3
and stood out to	3
returned to the valley	3
the rail of the	3
by the king and	3
and take possession of	3
to catch their own	3
the men of the	3
the leaves of the	3
as it is termed	3
through the breakers to	3
they are able to	3
filling the popoi pits	3
the expiration of which	3
are called by the	3
a visit to the	3
i could do nothing	3
nature of our situation	3
in the throes of	3
on board the huntress	3
that he had no	3
the rest of the	3
to the top of	3
by means of a	3
one or two instances	3
the population of the	3
i shipped myself on	3
all the south seas	3
in a canoe to	3
and said that the	3
the wind favoring us	3
made the island of	3
the loss of the	3
between him and the	3
stones of the paepae	3
in the form of	3
horse and the girl	3
the way of the	3
told him of the	3
the climate of the	3
and went on shore	3
for a few moments	3
the volcano of kilauea	3
on the road to	3
in the side of	3
in the same manner	3
of the spine of	3
a berth at sea	3
of the marquesan race	3
is one of the	3
soon we heard the	3
the valley of oomoa	3
the ways of the	3
for the brazil banks	3
after a few days	3
the forest and the	3
for the space of	3
sons and daughters of	3
the island of tahuata	3
to cook and eat	3
that the white man	3
it would be an	3
a marquesan girl of	3
the plateau of ahao	3
the isles of the	3
off the lee beam	3
on our arrival at	3
made sail and stood	3
put back to the	3
off the coast of	3
in the way of	3
on both sides by	3
to the island of	3
asked him if he	3
the bodies of those	3
beaten to death was	3
the side of a	3
that had been his	3
on the palace lawn	3
he said that he	3
said that he had	3
of canoes filled with	3
that he had not	3
to anchor at the	3
of the loss of	3
to the distance of	3
in the space of	3
we were paid off	3
one of the men	3
here and there a	3
with two or three	3
of weaver of mats	3
the south rock light	3
readers a brief description	3
the ship to her	3
in the act of	3
and started for the	3
the people of this	3
with a piece of	3
to which we were	3
the labor of the	3
and gave him a	3
and proceeded down the	3
than that of the	3
two hundred and fifty	3
a fair wind we	3
description of the country	3
drink of beer and	3
supposed to be the	3
on a whaling expedition	3
a wild woman of	3
had gone in a	3
the wind blowing a	3
to learn the use	3
wild woman of the	3
woman of the hills	3
and stood down the	3
driven from the land	3
grove of lam kai	3
a canoe in the	3
as a signal for	3
between the captain and	3
the feet of the	3
board a whale ship	3
learn the use of	3
by a number of	3
the flesh of a	3
for he was a	3
up the trail to	3
the houses are built	3
the wild white dogs	3
the influence of the	3
top of the head	3
the place of skulls	3
been one of the	3
was that of a	3
the spirit of the	3
once upon a time	3
i told the captain	3
the contents of the	3
the th of july	3
a piece of land	3
the house of lepers	3
as big as a	3
the bottle of rum	3
where do you go	3
in two or three	3
in all the marquesas	3
the first of april	3
i saw that he	3
daughter of the chief	3
spent a few days	3
one of our number	3
he had found a	3
death of a race	3
the highest point of	3
we had a fine	3
around to the other	3
have a little sport	3
lowered away his boat	3
the rays of my	3
in the presence of	3
a quantity of gold	3
the voice of a	3
of the forest and	3
the banks of the	3
as long as we	3
came to the surface	3
be placed in the	3
we came to the	3
seven days at sea	3
tattooed from toes to	3
only a few days	3
silence broken only by	3
i was offered the	3
to take charge of	3
that i should be	3
everywhere in the world	3
brief description of the	3
with clubs and spears	3
be an innumerable number	3
the tiki of bernadette	3
wore only a pareu	3
in these islands the	2
when the sun was	2
the third day we	2
the people of oi	2
but there was no	2
dolphin and flying fish	2
depths of the sea	2
on the quarter deck	2
the entrance of the	2
johns resolved to quit	2
against the wall of	2
i was enabled to	2
widely over the surrounding	2
up and down the	2
strong desire to assist	2
belles of tahiti lived	2
river and bay meet	2
for the first four	2
light of the stars	2
le moine and i	2
of the south sea	2
in the time of	2
were met by a	2
but little about the	2
the home of my	2
the celebration of her	2
would have been lost	2
he is driven from	2
and said that they	2
sail for the off	2
on my mats in	2
i farewell to papeite	2
of the waxing and	2
seen on the beach	2
approaches so near their	2
and a necklace of	2
and i had to	2
for a moment he	2
balanced on his shoulders	2
had been eaten by	2
you should have seen	2
madman great moth of	2
who render much service	2
the continent that sank	2
the origin of the	2
was all that was	2
have i met a	2
in the several capacities	2
chapter xv death of	2
builds a hut and	2
goes on shore at	2
well trained that they	2
to whom he was	2
no more of it	2
but one or two	2
for the fruits of	2
but owing to the	2
we remained but a	2
was the cause of	2
for the protection of	2
he would kill them	2
the natives of st	2
dance in honor of	2
it appeared as if	2
a few days when	2
is hard to live	2
did not in the	2
a small rivulet courses	2
on the backs of	2
scattered over the country	2
the same time called	2
for love of weaver	2
low in the water	2
rate of ten knots	2
would take charge of	2
dead are disposed of	2
i was met by	2
stars to atuona beach	2
and those in the	2
go to the settlement	2
of her white father	2
the sea ran high	2
season of the year	2
the sea had been	2
of the great drums	2
the magnificence of the	2
the time of the	2
fern gives his idea	2
being in want of	2
prepared for me by	2
the sailors leave the	2
to depend upon charity	2
and they threw themselves	2
of the ancient egyptians	2
they have no fear	2
well knowing that the	2
of island of fatu	2
which we were bound	2
a house in which	2
enacting a human sacrifice	2
are entertained by an	2
after a voyage of	2
is situated at the	2
is inhabited by a	2
be glad to have	2
crew are obliged to	2
for the mouth of	2
surface of square miles	2
of the body is	2
first one a blow	2
the girl who rode	2
to the forbidden place	2
ship on board the	2
where the dead go	2
soon as we were	2
the wild cattle hunters	2
for the matches in	2
looser of the watch	2
the valley to the	2
at east haddam about	2
the madman great moth	2
and joined in the	2
and stood away for	2
so far as i	2
when the last of	2
with the strong current	2
trees of all ages	2
on a mat on	2
seventy miles to the	2
there is no country	2
waters of the bay	2
the ancient garments of	2
at the same moment	2
edge of a precipice	2
lost sight of the	2
walk to the forbidden	2
in the upper valleys	2
as tueni oki kiki	2
i was taken before	2
battle between hanahouua and	2
population of the valley	2
night in atuona valley	2
who returned too late	2
i was born in	2
harris commits many thefts	2
to dive for it	2
on the broad veranda	2
narrow escape of the	2
the sails could be	2
asked him what he	2
as if the spirit	2
the long pig that	2
a letter from the	2
any definite idea of	2
and the monster sword	2
the bay of tai	2
had not yet sprung	2
he stood in the	2
a missionary ship arrives	2
remained in the harbor	2
the story of behold	2
contribute something to the	2
how to tie ropes	2
upon the burning sand	2
cape on the wings	2
at a very early	2
the fourth day he	2
on the way to	2
any degree of pleasantness	2
he was a brave	2
it to be the	2
and handed it to	2
of magellan in a	2
though he owned a	2
catch their own provision	2
and while in the	2
noises of the forest	2
i had been in	2
we lay in the	2
loved the ways of	2
the morning star i	2
a mile up the	2
fore and mizen top	2
of the volcano of	2
of the seat of	2
gathering the feis in	2
two men at the	2
the whole crew except	2
caused by an unfaithful	2
we clewed up and	2
of iron and other	2
the captain proposes leaving	2
one third of the	2
the belles of tahiti	2
which was answered by	2
a thing of the	2
came into the harbor	2
of the maid of	2
garments of the marquesans	2
of bamboo and cocoanut	2
the author is wounded	2
the south and blew	2
ships in the bay	2
the flavor of the	2
second mate and myself	2
or four years old	2
in celebration of the	2
chapter xx a journey	2
a boat was lowered	2
a surface of square	2
curiosities and history of	2
stem of the cocoa	2
harbor and dropped her	2
matches in the cocoanut	2
the last of july	2
the captain it was	2
the son of a	2
the ship was hove	2
chapter xvi a savage	2
remained only a few	2
wounds and discourses on	2
appearance of our army	2
under the command of	2
two and a half	2
them into the sea	2
in all the islands	2
returned to their own	2
the crew are obliged	2
against the iron bound	2
the world like a	2
storm in the gulf	2
into the open sea	2
an attack is made	2
of a cannibal feast	2
child upon her back	2
to lay off and	2
attend to his business	2
last days in atuona	2
the north side of	2
manner of capturing them	2
the disaster that befell	2
with trees of all	2
of a few weeks	2
i had heard it	2
and proceeded on our	2
anchor and stood out	2
chapter ix the marquesans	2
a walk in the	2
be in the way	2
we were unable to	2
the ways of their	2
taken to the hotel	2
have poor success and	2
the judge takes the	2
at any rate he	2
threw them into the	2
when we came to	2
the time came for	2
i left the house	2
which we might be	2
i met a man	2
feast of the triumphant	2
of one of our	2
run one trip to	2
of the whole tribe	2
night in a native	2
into the south and	2
the house in which	2
us to the ship	2
seized me by the	2
shipped as mate of	2
the making of tapa	2
the rate of ten	2
and at that moment	2
voice called to me	2
i am a marquesan	2
sail for the north	2
rage of the captain	2
and women who had	2
about half a mile	2
the center of a	2
and at the very	2
life and adventures of	2
in a direction opposite	2
and the captain ordered	2
i was the only	2
there i saw a	2
me from my hiding	2
and harris is sentenced	2
journey over the roof	2
first object that comes	2
all that he had	2
and there a grove	2
had so far recovered	2
we proceeded up the	2
by the hands of	2
proceed to the brazil	2
myself on board the	2
conduct of a negro	2
left to tell their	2
the cape on the	2
from fifty to seventy	2
me if i would	2
what i knew of	2
customs of the people	2
do not know whence	2
told the captain it	2
definite idea of the	2
splitting cocoanut husks in	2
the pig cooked in	2
have said that it	2
third day we reached	2
a shoulder of the	2
canoe in the water	2
about the different islands	2
in this condition we	2
the dead are disposed	2
making of tapa cloth	2
story of an old	2
right in the child	2
the sagacity of pigs	2
in token of gratitude	2
the largest of the	2
poor success and sail	2
sentenced to state prison	2
were obliged to take	2
marquesan deity of darkness	2
the spear of the	2
the secret festival in	2
is always the case	2
adam and eve had	2
knows the laws of	2
captain claims as his	2
the noise of which	2
passage down the river	2
the three days of	2
the marriage of malicious	2
would give me the	2
for several moments i	2
was taken from the	2
found at low tide	2
of a bright yellow	2
and in a moment	2
the berth of chief	2
the meat from cocoanuts	2
expressing a strong desire	2
falls in with a	2
the river and the	2
i remained fourteen days	2
of which there are	2
between haapa and tai	2
all daughters of chiefs	2
the harbor and came	2
was the celebrated chief	2
i am tired of	2
still ringing in my	2
then ordered them to	2
in the neighborhood of	2
the famine and the	2
of the certainty of	2
day and a night	2
it was she who	2
we procured a quantity	2
the center of the	2
captain to secure the	2
i thought of the	2
delighted at my return	2
him in american currency	2
a long time before	2
it was determined to	2
attempt another night attack	2
life of the people	2
there was no great	2
joy at seeing the	2
feast to the men	2
i would pay him	2
into a perfect rage	2
them when they were	2
anchor at tehuantepec for	2
to hold it steady	2
they are about miles	2
we reached the newfoundland	2
willing to run the	2
xx a journey to	2
sail as mate of	2
native and take possession	2
the welfare of the	2
but not in time	2
with the natives of	2
a native suffering with	2
at the via puna	2
death of le capitaine	2
it was best to	2
is divided into two	2
ringing in my ears	2
i shipped as mate	2
feet above the water	2
canvass to the breeze	2
braced full and stood	2
a portion of it	2
to see the white	2
nobody to help me	2
shade to whiten their	2
or place of sacrifice	2
the king rewards us	2
first sight i thought	2
in the depths of	2
of miles from the	2
inch and a half	2
after the discovery of	2
it was a breadfruit	2
as we neared the	2
a remarkable conversation about	2
that man who was	2
swiss paradise in the	2
home since i left	2
encounter a heavy storm	2
made up my mind	2
in the case of	2
feet from the ground	2
with hers as she	2
went into the high	2
return to the african	2
than in any other	2
vessels of all nations	2
i was a boy	2
short distance of the	2
would pay him in	2
he said that they	2
had been told that	2
parts of south america	2
xi filling the popoi	2
of orchids hung like	2
as far as i	2
was induced to believe	2
and in the course	2
they will not work	2
the boat was manned	2
when they came to	2
native spearing fish from	2
for two or three	2
and there were no	2
at length the captain	2
thousands of miles from	2
could do nothing but	2
and when i had	2
elephantiasis of the legs	2
me up the trail	2
in the marquesas had	2
garments with tapa parasol	2
north side of the	2
might have been a	2
and stood to the	2
to retrace our steps	2
with the grace of	2
expiration of three weeks	2
one of the number	2
giving my readers a	2
light on the coast	2
a hut and takes	2
one of the company	2
saw that the houses	2
was brought with him	2
seemed to be at	2
he had no time	2
me to go with	2
and i mounted the	2
went down to the	2
in a native hut	2
the southern shore of	2
our course for the	2
chapter xxvii journey on	2
seventy or eighty feet	2
all would have been	2
before had i seen	2
arrive at the downs	2
to the southward of	2
the sight of a	2
to do but rest	2
i came upon a	2
the level of the	2
they weighed anchor and	2
till we reached the	2
beneath the light of	2
to keep himself from	2
in the afternoon the	2
during the night the	2
by which we might	2
this i was willing	2
an officer of the	2
last battle between hanahouua	2
in a hidden valley	2
the story of paul	2
of the marquesas and	2
to forget the past	2
shadows of the mountains	2
bottom of the crater	2
the chief of atuona	2
cruise about for whale	2
a dance in honor	2
his harpoon against his	2
than six feet in	2
the waxing and waning	2
dress of human hair	2
seven years before the	2
to the other tribes	2
shows how to tie	2
i have found a	2
walked over the mountains	2
arrive at new bedford	2
and discourses on medicine	2
was young and strong	2
the coming of the	2
history of the islands	2
the slaying of beaten	2
a distance of miles	2
old man who returned	2
he made no reply	2
token of gratitude for	2
i went into a	2
double the cape on	2
to tie ropes to	2
a volunteer cocoanut grove	2
they attempt another night	2
had no cards of	2
us to eat of	2
schooner fetia taiao in	2
the wrath of the	2
bank of the river	2
by the blood on	2
of the root of	2
whither we were bound	2
xxxviii last days in	2
rocks with a mighty	2
was willing to run	2
to be in the	2
knew that i was	2
would be necessary to	2
when i heard a	2
fight with the devil	2
in copra making process	2
to work out their	2
we reached partridge island	2
did not know that	2
to believe that the	2
as is always the	2
a human sacrifice of	2
he promised to do	2
they did not know	2
owner of the watch	2
i had the same	2
over the side and	2
a noise was heard	2
the flower of the	2
to come on board	2
with that of the	2
and he was not	2
have never seen a	2
is employed to take	2
which a small rivulet	2
ship comes to anchor	2
to rise from the	2
cattle hunters in the	2
a native spearing fish	2
in command of the	2
legend of the mei	2
is much visited by	2
ways of the whites	2
for thousands of years	2
while the ship was	2
the seventh man who	2
chapter viii communal life	2
on the banks of	2
bamboo and cocoanut leaves	2
was not so much	2
bits of iron and	2
the different kinds of	2
falls on the land	2
a bottle of absinthe	2
recognition of the captain	2
of the old days	2
i want a man	2
are heavily mounted with	2
she did not reply	2
necklace of red peppers	2
who sat on the	2
and a search for	2
asked if i could	2
the money he had	2
said the drum called	2
am required to sign	2
in the island of	2
we waited for a	2
the lead was cast	2
then in the darkness	2
that it was not	2
the members of the	2
the ships in the	2
i told them they	2
the king and other	2
marquesans in sunday clothes	2
chicken shows how to	2
the mire of the	2
pure republican policy approaches	2
last of the tribe	2
procured a quantity of	2
during my stay in	2
if i would take	2
in all their finery	2
rolling of the killserphine	2
in consequence of head	2
the red stripe on	2
and songs of triumph	2
the tiki of the	2
in the chops of	2
of the last battle	2
he came to me	2
idea of the devil	2
near the tabu ground	2
for me by exploding	2
made nothing of the	2
being so near night	2
vi visit of chief	2
in quest of food	2
kill the native and	2
leave the captain to	2
were obliged to abandon	2
with carved canoe paddle	2
day we fell in	2
few days after the	2
within a very few	2
feast and the two	2
was founded by the	2
six or eight feet	2
attempt to cultivate tobacco	2
the early part of	2
case of daughter of	2
who had come on	2
they would have to	2
a victim to the	2
limits of the city	2
obliged us to beat	2
we cruised two months	2
an inch and a	2
white horse in the	2
great frolic with the	2
come near going on	2
fernando po for water	2
the old days of	2
and he said that	2
iv anchorage of taha	2
remainder of the night	2
glad to have a	2
thunder of the heavens	2
description of buenos ayres	2
since the days of	2
after the oil was	2
mchenry and the little	2
my stay there i	2
king of the cohaphas	2
the first day of	2
of wind which struck	2
journey on the roberta	2
among them as warriors	2
took possession of the	2
of the sharks and	2
away his boat with	2
morning of the third	2
the harbor and dropped	2
from the darkness of	2
a sufficient quantity of	2
the manner of capturing	2
brother of grandfather have	2
and threw them overboard	2
a journey to nuka	2
trained to the harness	2
valley through which a	2
the corner of the	2
there was no wind	2
it must be a	2
whose duty it is	2
to be seen in	2
under part of the	2
as we came near	2
upon the rocks with	2
have never seen any	2
to look over the	2
with the people of	2
of the world to	2
as they called us	2
from the beach the	2
a glimpse of the	2
the silence of the	2
chapter xxiii mademoiselle n	2
stood for the cape	2
offered the command of	2
directly over the anchor	2
employ natives to dive	2
to run to the	2
one night while we	2
the drums beat at	2
scenes at that group	2
lam kai oo had	2
xxix the white man	2
a fine passage down	2
straits of magellan in	2
on the bank of	2
in the vicinity of	2
up and down in	2
mouth of the elbe	2
hunters in the cave	2
death of one of	2
we had not proceeded	2
eyes ringed with tattooing	2
from it by a	2
rape of the lettuce	2
to anchor at st	2
and that they had	2
fourteen miles from the	2
half a dozen men	2
with the motion of	2
years ago there were	2
arose between the officers	2
adventure with a wild	2
called to me to	2
showed still the traces	2
found a watery grave	2
and the one family	2
the fury of the	2
the smoke from the	2
he had been a	2
the southward of the	2
a chair in the	2
a man on the	2
both sides of the	2
went down the trail	2
was met by a	2
sacred banyan tree at	2
elders of the village	2
with a drunken captain	2
we put up the	2
of the francis spade	2
the same time a	2
return in a canoe	2
of the effect of	2
on shore among the	2
at a swiss paradise	2
which he well knew	2
triumphant hunters and a	2
of the men as	2
was in his pareu	2
monsieur charles le moine	2
form is that of	2
in a few minutes	2
head to foot in	2
in my golden bed	2
it is a fact	2
the body is roasted	2
came over the side	2
hut and takes a	2
paradise in the valley	2
litres of rum to	2
for some time on	2
as far as possible	2
and i was left	2
i was captured and	2
the eyes of my	2
pilot left us and	2
half way up the	2
the light was gone	2
about the size of	2
and man whose entrails	2
had brought from the	2
as a signal to	2
that was long ago	2
crime of huahine for	2
as might be expected	2
would sail in a	2
girl who rode the	2
he blew out his	2
i spoke of the	2
these were the names	2
and ruin brought by	2
sailors leave the captain	2
on shore at fernando	2
his engagement as valet	2
of six or eight	2
the lives of his	2
and went to the	2
so that he would	2
flowers in her hair	2
memorable game for the	2
the booming of the	2
of red and yellow	2
a cannibal feast and	2
gives his idea of	2
is carried on in	2
return to the ship	2
we reached the shore	2
an account of the	2
at the whim of	2
the death of the	2
and holding up the	2
were under close reefed	2
to rise no more	2
a walk to the	2
in some degree to	2
to which he took	2
the ground on which	2
to return to the	2
feet above the valley	2
to remind me of	2
when i arrived at	2
father was eaten by	2
unexpected proposal of marriage	2
the seat of power	2
wild cattle hunters in	2
customs of the simple	2
over the rim of	2
of the famine and	2
reach the human habitations	2
one of the chiefs	2
the wind dying away	2
the trail from my	2
to sleep at the	2
now and then to	2
it must have been	2
it being so near	2
knowing the utter impracticability	2
late in the day	2
our return to the	2
it is divided into	2
i went on board	2
he offered to sell	2
which the captain claims	2
to go on shore	2
all of the crew	2
author to his own	2
the old man who	2
the marks of the	2
the valley of hanavave	2
me by exploding eggs	2
to be one hundred	2
made upon the cohapha	2
been taken to get	2
we made sail to	2
and could make no	2
and all of the	2
part of the crater	2
was a long time	2
life of the sea	2
marquesan girl of the	2
and when he saw	2
a dozen miles away	2
me by the arm	2
our departure from the	2
chapter vii idyllic valley	2
of sliced and distributed	2
chapter xix a feast	2
must have felt the	2
i learned that the	2
they stood in the	2
precaution used against scorpions	2
and said that i	2
along the coast of	2
on a pile of	2
with me in the	2
we weighed our anchor	2
marriage of malicious gossip	2
and its religious rites	2
manner of its accomplishment	2
a pilot came aboard	2
the ascent to the	2
it was a basin	2
it is said that	2
to the deck and	2
and selling and cheating	2
who lived on the	2
the day of the	2
king and second chief	2
of chief seventh man	2
of an ancient migration	2
danger to which we	2
the hatred of mohuto	2
directed my steps towards	2
a lover of the	2
wall of the cliffs	2
are obliged to catch	2
the captain claims as	2
it we were in	2
which they had never	2
the discovery of the	2
sympathy of the crew	2
utter impracticability of such	2
to be caused by	2
purchased a quantity of	2
and that i should	2
to a distance of	2
the governor and the	2
worm who tried to	2
to leave the ship	2
encounter with a wild	2
random thoughts on the	2
net of cocoanut fiber	2
on the path below	2
ships that hunt the	2
the oil was tried	2
there was no alternative	2
sail for the sandwich	2
robber by the name	2
remainder of our cargo	2
i was left with	2
on the rim of	2
but such is not	2
singular adventure with a	2
xvi a savage dance	2
in the dim distance	2
in the morning star	2
a very early hour	2
of the greatness of	2
grave beneath the white	2
for a moment in	2
in the fact that	2
imminent danger and narrow	2
i went down to	2
over the roof of	2
the mercy of the	2
chapter x the marriage	2
the drums beat till	2
made all possible sail	2
was taken to the	2
to be seen but	2
the case of daughter	2
go to the governor	2
long and seven broad	2
xii a walk in	2
came to anchor about	2
our fond hopes blasted	2
i found myself in	2
was in want of	2
fearful passage of the	2
i observed that the	2
taken in great quantities	2
the captain concluded to	2
religions and joan of	2
resolved to go to	2
during the whole of	2
fish that overturned the	2
of vessels of all	2
the bay to the	2
tattooed marquesan with carved	2
we were soon in	2
the household of lam	2
spirits discharged from the	2
from the toil of	2
his father was a	2
in the bottom of	2
women and children were	2
and daughters of cannibals	2
sickness of the author	2
xxiv a journey to	2
rail of the vessel	2
story of behold the	2
an area of about	2
xxx a visit to	2
chiefly the residence of	2
booming of the drums	2
from hand to hand	2
we ran through the	2
near going upon the	2
theory of the continent	2
shell divers at work	2
a hasty geographical and	2
the white man had	2
delivers us up to	2
to leave the harbor	2
and the bones of	2
the deck and was	2
nothing worthy of notice	2
belong to the portuguese	2
a great degree of	2
and while i was	2
if they do not	2
breakers to the shore	2
for a moment or	2
entertained by an old	2
with natives who come	2
search for his grave	2
earth worm who tried	2
sensational arrival of the	2
was the house of	2
on the western side	2
the feis in the	2
went on to the	2
hasty geographical and historical	2
xv death of aumia	2
the girl who had	2
this we could not	2
the king is deceived	2
xxi the crime of	2
beauty of vanquished often	2
relates the story of	2
great length of time	2
by an unfaithful woman	2
double the cape with	2
there was no need	2
serious difficulty arises with	2
the first of august	2
lived forward with the	2
the girls in your	2
kindly offered me a	2
supply of water and	2
any adequate impression of	2
the marquesan god of	2
with a catholic priest	2
taiao in the bay	2
six inches in length	2
at this he was	2
nine miles in length	2
love of weaver of	2
the other at the	2
a moment or two	2
that is the way	2
came into the room	2
chapter xxxii a journey	2
the smoke of the	2
the wind veered around	2
saw a native house	2
home resolved never to	2
and it was a	2
comes in their way	2
women and two children	2
my paepae in the	2
on board the ship	2
twenty or thirty feet	2
to work my passage	2
object that comes in	2
come near losing the	2
to cast myself upon	2
we sauntered along the	2
the next day i	2
from thence we stood	2
as i had been	2
on the part of	2
first night in atuona	2
had no more to	2
the throes of the	2
loss of the francis	2
and his engagement as	2
of the third day	2
a storm off hawaii	2
sticks of bamboo into	2
to the beach and	2
flaws of wind which	2
i was ordered to	2
hunt in the hills	2
cargo of dry goods	2
to the standard of	2
sail in a few	2
i write to you	2
with them in their	2
runs upon the rocks	2
of arc in which	2
heard the sound of	2
abreast of the harbor	2
the scenes of other	2
mate of the ashburton	2
the captain thought proper	2
the children of the	2
been in these islands	2
berth of chief mate	2
when all was ready	2
into the depths of	2
by one of the	2
story of a cannibal	2
sacrifice of the marquesans	2
that the gods had	2
the old woman in	2
chapter iv anchorage of	2
a hundred feet away	2
names tattooed on her	2
and bring back the	2
the boats of the	2
but he made no	2
the captain is employed	2
distance of several miles	2
chapter xxiv a journey	2
taking our guns with	2
chapter xxxiv sea sports	2
no chance of escape	2
continuance of the war	2
that there were many	2
when i asked him	2
was to be seen	2
with a mighty crash	2
this was the house	2
must have been a	2
with one of these	2
xxxi fishing in hanavave	2
and with it he	2
they are all dead	2
there was no other	2
a term of years	2
the foot of temetiu	2
over the hills to	2
that one of them	2
far as i could	2
every foot of the	2
that i had not	2
the death of earth	2
long time elapsed before	2
a part of the	2
in the marquesan way	2
stirred on my scalp	2
suffering with the chiger	2
so hot that i	2
on the beach or	2
and made it known	2
at night we were	2
story of mchenry and	2
why did you not	2
like that of an	2
some difficulty arose between	2
and the mother whale	2
known to the world	2
from the rest of	2
that had befallen his	2
the scene of my	2
in the clear water	2
pilot and his friends	2
we shot many birds	2
had nothing to do	2
from year to year	2
and is separated from	2
spearing fish in marquesas	2
going at the rate	2
the pool by the	2
in the shade to	2
the white horse and	2
that he was a	2
a fire of cocoanut	2
consequence of head winds	2
the backs of their	2
wretchedness of our situation	2
on the floor of	2
by which they are	2
of the manner of	2
the second and third	2
natives to dive for	2
way over the mountains	2
a tattooed marquesan with	2
he was a very	2
see a native suffering	2
who takes us to	2
hole in the rocks	2
to abandon the project	2
a dozen of her	2
go to new orleans	2
i saw a native	2
went on board the	2
household of lam kai	2
i should never return	2
we arrived at a	2
was now the scene	2
natives leave the ship	2
arrival of captain fisher	2
any in the world	2
and gave it to	2
to remain with the	2
made the scallamera lepers	2
xxxix the chants of	2
and in the darkness	2
beneath the waters of	2
of the celebration of	2
the pilot left us	2
the same poor success	2
the thunder of the	2
for the german trader	2
after the storm subsides	2
tens of thousands of	2
flee to the boats	2
starting from hanavave for	2
as to be able	2
stood up the channel	2
waning of the moon	2
author leaves the island	2
expressed a strong desire	2
i was his woman	2
her from the house	2
until it ripened into	2
if he could get	2
have written this book	2
the drink of his	2
putting the canoe in	2
run upon the coral	2
to do honor to	2
who come to the	2
by the god of	2
to speak to the	2
rim of the sea	2
of the solway frith	2
had been oiled and	2
eyes were the color	2
say mass and hear	2
time elapsed before we	2
the enthusiasm of the	2
came down from the	2
buying and selling and	2
on board the tammercee	2
the head and neck	2
the backs of the	2
is separated from it	2
long line of chiefs	2
from the time of	2
author is struck by	2
feet and a half	2
the use of our	2
sharks and the mother	2
six feet in height	2
he said he had	2
from my hiding place	2
the next ship that	2
during my stay i	2
caught hold of the	2
from which i had	2
we were close in	2
ship for buenos ayres	2
that they had been	2
the peoples of the	2
xiii the household of	2
are on the same	2
chant of the men	2
for the return of	2
its way over the	2
a ship in distress	2
over a fallen enemy	2
get a berth at	2
in the islands of	2
sail to the society	2
in diameter at the	2
a swiss paradise in	2
where river and bay	2
top of their voices	2
home of my youth	2
had no need of	2
to tow us to	2
chapter v first night	2
an encounter with a	2
and one or two	2
thinking to have a	2
sliced and distributed and	2
asked me if i	2
native suffering with the	2
sauntered along the road	2
were close in upon	2
the hetairae of the	2
were three or four	2
the high place and	2
the under part of	2
as far as the	2
i had but to	2
to the paths of	2
pig cooked in the	2
at first sight i	2
i returned to the	2
popoi pits in the	2
said that i was	2
of the same group	2
the streets are wide	2
sail and stood for	2
ship runs upon the	2
arrive at san blass	2
on the goodwin sands	2
on our return to	2
the risk of his	2
quantity of gold to	2
arrival at sir francis	2
from eight to ten	2
i seemed to see	2
and they must go	2
of the schooner roberta	2
of the island on	2
the residence of some	2
the gods of the	2
no alternative but to	2
the trail was a	2
or five miles from	2
fully aware of their	2
spirit of mutiny was	2
to learn the cause	2
at fernando po for	2
of the tabu ground	2
author walked over the	2
could make no progress	2
with a robber by	2
as do all marquesans	2
two or three hundred	2
escape of the author	2
from the mission to	2
before the white men	2
but when to the	2
five or six inches	2
was called upon to	2
to look at the	2
a visit to typee	2
accompanied us down the	2
of arc in tai	2
called me from my	2
brought us to the	2
greater or less degree	2
to return to my	2
for a walk up	2
proceeds to new bedford	2
description of the town	2
hundred feet in height	2
fetia taiao in the	2
the laws of gravitation	2
other nations of the	2
harris could not be	2
nataro puelleray and wife	2
the rate of or	2
with a kind of	2
and leaped into the	2
sail for new bedford	2
out their lives for	2
lay in wait for	2
said that they were	2
a greater or less	2
through the surf to	2
the nuns would be	2
the surf at oomoa	2
which others are fastened	2
through which a small	2
on our arrival we	2
giving us to eat	2
bathing on the beach	2
a road in nuka	2
are narrow and dirty	2
times during the day	2
manner in which the	2
depth of the crater	2
feet above the sea	2
when she saw me	2
story of paul gauguin	2
of five or six	2
visit of chief seventh	2
some of the crew	2
fell in with the	2
drinker with the hetairae	2
an island in the	2
tapa garments with tapa	2
of the terrors of	2
goes on board the	2
to escort him to	2
and i had the	2
that knows the laws	2
between hanahouua and oi	2
obtaining possession of the	2
the public dance in	2
man who returned too	2
a thousand feet from	2
of the havoc wrought	2
the same number of	2
i remained with my	2
but this did not	2
his father had been	2
spearing fish from a	2
x the marriage of	2
is surrounded by a	2
use of the boats	2
and stood in shore	2
of thousands of years	2
part of the metropolis	2
vengeance that made the	2
said that earth worm	2
having nothing to eat	2
from cocoanuts to make	2
a mile of the	2
we squared our yards	2
her shoulder as she	2
chapter ii the trade	2
the south seas chapter	2
as the anchor was	2
that drink of beer	2
the motions of the	2
the author to his	2
and at the expiration	2
in the united states	2
so excessive was our	2
followed me up the	2
shouted to us to	2
great was the danger	2
were in the chops	2
the time of our	2
strong desire to see	2
quarantine ground off alexandria	2
islands cut off from	2
in such a position	2
and he is dead	2
in which the pig	2
the white men came	2
unbelief of the natives	2
for the first time	2
a very few feet	2
my own valley of	2
as we could carry	2
now left in the	2
account of the loss	2
visit from the cohaphas	2
and sat upon the	2
into the arms of	2
our way into the	2
offering us good wages	2
up there in calvary	2
with the other american	2
propose giving my readers	2
and passed it to	2
service in killing cockroaches	2
xxxvi the madman great	2
hunters and a dance	2
old cannibal of taipi	2
the perfidy of drink	2
go on the rocks	2
were shown to our	2
on the second day	2
this was no sooner	2
removing the pig cooked	2
the time of my	2
next day we were	2
rose and fell with	2
white horse and the	2
at tehuantepec for dye	2
a few hundred yards	2
which the dead are	2
a canoe to atuona	2
one hundred and twenty	2
and waning of the	2
both male and female	2
ship in distress with	2
had been sold to	2
more than six feet	2
a chieftess in tapa	2
the air and fell	2
a man who was	2
engaged to go on	2
large hole in the	2
crab that knows the	2
his story of an	2
him out of the	2
feet above the surface	2
she said that the	2
the one family that	2
puts an end to	2
after the destruction of	2
and those who had	2
the author builds a	2
we saw a large	2
cannibal of taipi valley	2
the chants of departure	2
of behold the servant	2
chapter xxxiii return in	2
who used his harpoon	2
some random thoughts on	2
the conquest of typee	2
said that the gods	2
storm at the cape	2
the natives leave the	2
all the world like	2
to the sea or	2
i fell in with	2
one hundred and eighty	2
and when he came	2
the departure of the	2
this was the first	2
when we first saw	2
the morning star was	2
the crew at fernando	2
gave up the idea	2
of our number from	2
the crew are put	2
the bank of the	2
a fog so dense	2
to come for it	2
as best we could	2
the inhabitants of the	2
that hunt the whale	2
so well trained that	2
the spirits of the	2
we took our departure	2
work out their lives	2
ways of their fathers	2
chapter i farewell to	2
with which the whale	2
an unexpected proposal of	2
boar hunt in the	2
surrounded by a high	2
come near going upon	2
wished to go to	2
the manner in which	2
went in search of	2
lay upon the mats	2
i am glad if	2
was to be my	2
marquesan home on a	2
to the african coast	2
miracles of the white	2
but received no answer	2
blowing from the south	2
me to my own	2
was nothing to do	2
or three hundred feet	2
adventures of william torrey	2
in the course of	2
the moment the anchor	2
the kava drinker with	2
fell back on the	2
by which we had	2
of half a dozen	2
the part of the	2
grand appearance of our	2
the peril of our	2
chieftess in tapa garments	2
the king against them	2
along the bank of	2
near losing the ship	2
on board of the	2
as evidence against him	2
in a moment i	2
chapter xxxviii last days	2
every one came to	2
in which he lived	2
harked back to the	2
story of the last	2
on the iron roof	2
gun upon the cohaphas	2
i directed my steps	2
takes the author to	2
the domestic difficulties of	2
their search for fish	2
passage of the straits	2
the groans of the	2
the cave of the	2
was carried to his	2
little time on shore	2
house of bamboo and	2
accompanied by the king	2
as though he had	2
empties itself into the	2
drink of beer said	2
he was crazy about	2
house of the chief	2
the third day after	2
required to sign the	2
though she had never	2
finding it useless to	2
three days of the	2
cocoanuts to make copra	2
among the different groups	2
xviii a search for	2
a short distance of	2
for a quarter of	2
with a crew of	2
xxvii journey on the	2
to a marquesan bay	2
there came a time	2
it was one of	2
thing of the past	2
arises with one of	2
of a single shot	2
in the morning to	2
the protection of the	2
with which it was	2
with all its allurements	2
had been with him	2
fifty to seventy feet	2
among them was the	2
when i reached the	2
we made preparations for	2
the names of the	2
cry of a thief	2
whose father was eaten	2
that he would make	2
sky and the sea	2
chapter xxxvii a visit	2
was a young man	2
of the women of	2
the guardian of the	2
of the pigeon and	2
it with the greatest	2
five hundred francs a	2
passing from hand to	2
who is put on	2
pearl shell divers at	2
claim to the marquesas	2
render much service in	2
me down the trail	2
the chants of the	2
most of the crew	2
the faces of the	2
fight between the officers	2
rim of the world	2
their manners and customs	2
of two or three	2
finger of harm upon	2
in the wake of	2
the pig had been	2
night while we were	2
noyce and myself to	2
of the gun upon	2
on to the rocks	2
oa in the marquesas	2
at that moment a	2
slaying of beaten to	2
risk of his life	2
of le capitaine halley	2
and distributed and man	2
the nature of the	2
which they carry a	2
step i had taken	2
the third time leaves	2
to go to america	2
has ever been the	2
a day he sat	2
into which we were	2
for the coast of	2
within a few inches	2
after the wind abated	2
a visit to hanavave	2
that i had seen	2
all not belonging to	2
sprang to his feet	2
chapter xviii a search	2
in their search for	2
chapter xxix the white	2
at the quarantine ground	2
the marquesans had no	2
the maid of orleans	2
color of the mio	2
the idea of remaining	2
of beer and the	2
stood away for the	2
five in the afternoon	2
who had come in	2
highest point of the	2
the triumphant hunters and	2
of the continent that	2
it by a channel	2
to the king of	2
both thrown into prison	2
employed to take a	2
the grand feast is	2
had gone one morning	2
put hard to port	2
that day and night	2
from hanavave for oomoa	2
much service in killing	2
great night moth had	2
and takes a wife	2
a distance of from	2
gives him fatherly admonition	2
the heat of a	2
we encountered a tremendous	2
money to go home	2
fallen into the hands	2
captain thought best to	2
what do you say	2
horse in the celebration	2
to the society islands	2
do but rest all	2
two or three hours	2
the cohaphas wish for	2
chapter xxii the memorable	2
disposition of the prisoners	2
to get a berth	2
never before had i	2
the mysteries of the	2
lay down upon the	2
the size of a	2
me to be ready	2
remind me of the	2
continent that sank beneath	2
the true character of	2
out from the world	2
on the stem of	2
serious affair with the	2
rushed upon the rocks	2
a ship comes to	2
impracticability of such an	2
the pilot of the	2
but she was beautiful	2
a watch was kept	2
came abreast of the	2
in honor of grelet	2
the efforts of missionaries	2
want to see the	2
miles long and seven	2
improper conduct of the	2
author builds a hut	2
for it is the	2
visit to the hermit	2
came up from the	2
himself as belonging to	2
which had to be	2
had had a fearful	2
old war caused by	2
sat for some time	2
the body was then	2
of the dolphin and	2
be seen but the	2
about the middle of	2
of the whale fishery	2
thence to london by	2
the captain thought best	2
the pleasures of the	2
providential escape at barbadoes	2
was for all the	2
knew not what it	2
waiting for us in	2
i was in the	2
the remainder of our	2
it was like a	2
called by the natives	2
of the extent of	2
anchor at new archangel	2
on either side of	2
gallant masts and yards	2
up the valley to	2
is put on shore	2
taken possession of the	2
started for the woods	2
death was in the	2
pits in the season	2
is by no means	2
which obliged us to	2
arrive at the quarantine	2
length of the town	2
one who has not	2
xxii the memorable game	2
we hoisted sail and	2
dance on the palace	2
fight with the wild	2
was the last of	2
i landed in a	2
he began to talk	2
i received a letter	2
side of the ship	2
the wings of the	2
in a wilderness of	2
bay meet at oomoa	2
another proof of the	2
the white horse in	2
from the southeast so	2
chapter xxxi fishing in	2
our guns with us	2