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WE TAKE UNTO OURSELVES FRIENDS THE arrival of the chests made my friend, the doctor, by far the wealthiest man of the party. So much the better for me, seeing that I had little or nothing myself; tho
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WE TAKE UNTO OURSELVES FRIENDS THE arrival of the chests made my friend, the doctor, by far the wealthiest man of the party. So much the better for me, seeing that I had little or nothing myself; tho
WHICH ENDS THE BOOK DISAPPOINTED in going to court, we determined upon going to sea. It would never do, longer to tres…
WE VISIT THE COURT IT WAS about the middle of the second month of the Hegira, and therefore some five weeks after our …
QUEEN POMAREE IT is well to learn something about people before being introduced to them, and so we will here give som…
TALOO CHAPEL—HOLDING COURT IN POLYNESIA IN Partoowye is to be seen one of the best-constructed and handsomest chapels …
MRS. BELL ONE DAY, taking a pensive afternoon stroll along one of the many bridle-paths which wind among the shady gro…
A PARTY OF ROVERS—LITTLE LOO AND THE DOCTOR WHILE IN Partoowye, we fell in with a band of six veteran rovers, prowling…
AN ISLAND JILT—WE VISIT THE SHIP UPON arriving home we fully laid open to Po-Po our motives in visiting Taloo, and beg…
A RAMBLE THROUGH THE SETTLEMENT THE following morning, making our toilets carefully, we donned our sombreros, and sall…
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