A Yachting Cruise in the South Seas
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I had endeavoured to explain to the natives what I wanted to buy, so the following morning the vessel 134 YACHTING CRUISE IN was surrounded with canoes soon after daylight. I remained on board all day, but with the exception of some orange cowries got little that was different from the purchases made at Makira. Here, too, just as at almost every place I have visited, some of the natives wanted me to take them away in the vessel, not many, but perhaps half-a-dozen at a time ; of course I refused..., having no use for them. About noon the photographing party returned after a suc- cessful day, one man, the owner of a well carved house, was so civil that, finding the light in the in- terior was not sufficient to show the carvings, he without hesitation pulled down one whole side of his house ; this I thought was civility rarely to be met with.
We now stood away for Malanta, passing on our way the low island of " Contrarieties/' the native name for which is " Ulana, " and at 6 A. M. Were off the entrance to the harbour Malanta which has been called Port Adam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had endeavoured to explain to the natives what I wanted to buy, so the following morning the vessel 134 YACHTING CRUISE IN was surrounded with canoes soon after daylight. I remained on board all day, but with the exception of some orange cowries got little that was different from the purchases made at Makira. Here, too, just as at almost every place I have visited, some of the natives wanted me to take them away in the vessel, not many, but perhaps half-a-dozen at a time ; of course I refused..., having no use for them. About noon the photographing party returned after a suc- cessful day, one man, the owner of a well carved house, was so civil that, finding the light in the in- terior was not sufficient to show the carvings, he without hesitation pulled down one whole side of his house ; this I thought was civility rarely to be met with.
We now stood away for Malanta, passing on our way the low island of " Contrarieties/' the native name for which is " Ulana, " and at 6 A. M. Were off the entrance to the harbour Malanta which has been called Port Adam.
What to read after A Yachting Cruise in the South Seas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C F Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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