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71 facts of interest, but with no n
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73 before he go to die in les isles
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75 Llewellyn sat at the wine. Polon
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77 Helas! the waterspout did not ha
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79 Chapter VII The Noa-Noa comes to
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81 in this group, Messieurs, l'Insp
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83 From the screened area in which
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85 the signal encounter with the br
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87 the trio toward the gangway and
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89 The situation was now both disci
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91 of the game for a few minutes."
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93 Chapter VIII Gossip in Papeete--
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95 appeared at the rendezvous on th
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97 tamau a Tera te au Ei no te au T
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99 in one of the colossal splinters
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101 permeated the hot air. The capt
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103 cut into pieces as big as mutto
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105 Kelly's version was: Hallelujah
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107 Alas! my dear, some one let sli
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109 "I'm goin' to the west'ard," sa
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111 that she exhausted herself in a
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113 in this dance, strong, and merr
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115 recuperation. Again we passed t
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117 fifty years of equatorial voyag
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119 a bloody lifetime, especially i
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121 He glared at Goeltz for a sign
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123 He was serious about his silenc
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125 miles off the coast of Chile, h
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127 to get them out, and then the s
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129 latitude and longitude to run,
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131 we set part of the sail again,
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133 overloaded. "Dose shkvarehet sh
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135 Now the bad weather was over. T
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137 capture who hid in the dark cav
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139 by a dreadful grimace, and afte
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141 the baroness. "Is the bloody me
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143 piece of ore in exchange for a
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145 to provide amusement for the gu
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147 of coral. Then I stepped out up
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149 from the pagoda, which proved o
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151 the Chinese stores thronged by
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153 to me such a glorious figure. T
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155 and the night is but just begun
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157 admiral, and writes now of Egyp
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159 her even to walk with him excep
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161 for a beneficent purpose, and h
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163 this island were many times gre
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165 bastard canna, the pungent root
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167 "Noanoa!" she said. "Mon ami am
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169 than you men. I have told some
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171 ferns, and dracasna all about.
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173 We descended by the route we ha
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175 district abet the offense. To a
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177 Tuesday. Of course, I will be c
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179 baron. Sounds more like a dog."
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181 and went upon their duties, or
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183 I, too, had had it in the Phili
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185 He colored slightly. "I suppose
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187 in California," as he explained
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189 view was stupendous, with the s
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191 and implements, and a roost of
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193 where the Tahitian women squatt
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195 "By cripe' yais; dam' goo'!" sh
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197 dance and music of these ocean
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199 tread not on the domain of the
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201 soft cocoanut, which is split,
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203 Life is easy. The fei, the brea
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205 30 cents a kilo 25 cents a kilo
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207 "The fish slip away," she said,
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209 at my watch. It was nearly two
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211 at the traitorous conduct of Ke
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213 habit, reading and writing them
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215 mattresses were beveled, and on
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217 of size, and drew too many card
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219 trees and the spreading mangoes
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221 leper I ever knew that made me
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223 relief came with the entr'acte,
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225 We walked to the Annexe. "I'll
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227 Boys now began to light the fla
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229 and the homes were less frequen
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231 five sous each, sat the little
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233 and stockings, and some were ba
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235 office, and on the trees alongs
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237 sonata. You know music says thi
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239 The road was good, but narrow,
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241 The name given Atwater when he
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243 of his dependents, so a few pay
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245 after all, comparative, I felt
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247 among jealous gods and priests,
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249 Pu te metani me Vevau A anu te
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251 by years of labor he had taken
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253 killed. His name was Kapupuu. T
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255 or princes; Raatira, or small c
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257 of extortion, of bursts of ange
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259 husband, and to his frequent in
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261 originated in the desire to mak
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263 Tiura, the eldest son of the ch
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265 But inspiring as was this sport
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267 was so firmly fastened to the i
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269 of them with single iron points
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271 glorious avatars yet of their r
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273 less captivating, yet beautiful
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275 these journeys every day. So sh
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277 "The woman stood motionless at
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279 to us!' but the babes were alre
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281 in garden, she talk and talk, a
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283 Instinct early taught society e
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285 primary plank of membership--th
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287 of denial of nothing, unless it
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289 drink their fill. The historian
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291 a clever woman could make her m
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293 He searched the memories of the
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295 below, and tried to seize them
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297 before any white wrote freely o
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299 were served with cocoanut cream
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301 There were many speeches by Tah
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303 to the music and the songs. Her
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305 the convert no matter how fungu
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307 for making hats, thatch, mats,
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309 Arii, the aristocratic ladies,
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311 with lemon-colored blossoms, th
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313 spheres are made for man I disb
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315 Chapter XXI A heathen temple--T
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317 insect kind was the most danger
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319 power of the "Christian God" fe
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321 In most of Polynesia there are
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323 used salt water for the same pu
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325 Along the whiteness of the sand
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327 roller broke on our prow, and s
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329 He created the land of Hawaii;
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331 proclaim, parade before and spy
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333 my tough and weathered shoulder
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335 Those conservatists had replied
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337 Chapter XXIII My life at Tautir
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339 sat with Choti upon his veranda
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341 T'yonni's house was half a mile
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343 just below the last hut of the
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345 Into the stomach of Hinewai! My
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347 to an unheeding England save th
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349 and the incensed heathens rose
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351 on our haunches, our feet lappe
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353 him a distinctive appearance in
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355 The atmosphere rang as with the
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357 Papa Ita of Raiatea was here, b
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359 yoni throughout Polynesia, and
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361 O spirits who put fire in the o
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363 the American and native papers,
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365 "I am of a valiant people, and
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367 Ia ama taua umu ra, e ia puai r
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369 Do not introduce the sorcery in
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371 again. It is my dear Teriitera
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373 atmosphere of mystery, in which
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375 you. Nobody makee tlouble fo' y
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377 of Dago and other rot. All the
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379 cryptic understanding encompass
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381 "Your dear friend Lovaina was t