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CONTENTS.
CHAPTER V.
Thoughts previous to attempting an Escape—Toby, a Fellow Sailor, agrees to share the Adventure—Last Night aboard the Ship |
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CHAPTER VI.
A Specimen of Nautical Oratory—Criticisms of the Sailors—The Starboard Watch are given a Holiday—The Escape to the Mountains |
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CHAPTER VII.
The other side of the Mountain—Disappointment—Inventory of Articles brought from the Ship—Division of the Stock of Bread—Appearance of the Interior of the Island—A Discovery—A Ravine and Waterfalls—A sleepless Night—Further Discoveries—My Illness—A Marquesan Landscape |
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CHAPTER VIII.
The Important Question, Typee or Happar?—A Wild-Goose Chace—My Sufferings—Disheartening Situation—A Night in a Ravine—Morning Meal—Happy Idea of Toby—Journey towards the Valley |
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CHAPTER IX.
Perilous Passage of the Ravine—Descent into the Valley |
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CHAPTER X.
The Head of the Valley—Cautious Advance—A Path—Fruit—Discovery of Two of the Natives—Their singular Conduct—Approach towards the inhabited parts of the Vale—Sensation produced by our Appearance—Reception at the House of one of the Natives |
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CHAPTER XI.
Midnight Reflections—Morning Visitors—A Warrior in Costume—A Savage Æsculapius—Practice of the Healing Art—Body Servant—A Dwelling-house of the Valley described—Portraits of its Inmates |
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