In the South Seas
In the South Seas
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CHAPTER XIII--CHARACTERS There was a certain traffic in our anchorage at Atuona; differentindeed from the dead inertia and quiescence of the sister island, Nuka-hiva. Sails were seen steering from its mouth; now it wouldbe a whale-boat manned with native rowdies, and heavy with coprafor sale; now perhaps a single canoe come after commodities to buy. The anchorage was besides frequented by fishers; not only the lonefemales perched in niches of the cliff, but whole parties, whowould sometimes cam...p and build a fire upon the beach, and sometimeslie in their canoes in the midst of the haven and jump by turns inthe water; which they would cast eight or nine feet high, to drive, as we supposed, the fish into their nets. The goods the purchaserscame to buy were sometimes quaint. I remarked one outriggerreturning with a single ham swung from a pole in the stern. Andone day there came into Mr. Keane's store a charming lad, excellently mannered, speaking French correctly though with ababyish accent; very handsome too, and much of a dandy, as wasshown not only in his shining raiment, but by the nature of hispurchases.
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CHAPTER XIII--CHARACTERS There was a certain traffic in our anchorage at Atuona; differentindeed from the dead inertia and quiescence of the sister island, Nuka-hiva. Sails were seen steering from its mouth; now it wouldbe a whale-boat manned with native rowdies, and heavy with coprafor sale; now perhaps a single canoe come after commodities to buy. The anchorage was besides frequented by fishers; not only the lonefemales perched in niches of the cliff, but whole parties, whowould sometimes cam...p and build a fire upon the beach, and sometimeslie in their canoes in the midst of the haven and jump by turns inthe water; which they would cast eight or nine feet high, to drive, as we supposed, the fish into their nets. The goods the purchaserscame to buy were sometimes quaint. I remarked one outriggerreturning with a single ham swung from a pole in the stern. Andone day there came into Mr. Keane's store a charming lad, excellently mannered, speaking French correctly though with ababyish accent; very handsome too, and much of a dandy, as wasshown not only in his shining raiment, but by the nature of hispurchases.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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