Tahiti the Golden
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To hear them to advantage it is necessary to visit the outlying provinces* I did this under delightful auspices the guest of an island planter who took a merry party of us on the grand tour of the island. "We went in two light spring wagons, stopping each night on the way at a native village where we were royally entertained by the district chief and his people. We slept in native houses which were charming in their simplicity and fitness to the life of the people* We partook of their generous ...fare, in which roast sucking pig and chicken were very much in evidence. Such scenery was unfolded to our ever-wondering gaze as I never expect to encounter elsewhere. Deep streams had to be forded, and there were unfrequented stretches of road that led through the jungle ; but all was novel, beautiful, fascinating. Tautira, at the opposite end of the island, was the objective point of our journey* In its main features it has probably changed but little since the days when Captain Cook delighted in its many beauties.
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To hear them to advantage it is necessary to visit the outlying provinces* I did this under delightful auspices the guest of an island planter who took a merry party of us on the grand tour of the island. "We went in two light spring wagons, stopping each night on the way at a native village where we were royally entertained by the district chief and his people. We slept in native houses which were charming in their simplicity and fitness to the life of the people* We partook of their generous ...fare, in which roast sucking pig and chicken were very much in evidence. Such scenery was unfolded to our ever-wondering gaze as I never expect to encounter elsewhere. Deep streams had to be forded, and there were unfrequented stretches of road that led through the jungle ; but all was novel, beautiful, fascinating. Tautira, at the opposite end of the island, was the objective point of our journey* In its main features it has probably changed but little since the days when Captain Cook delighted in its many beauties.
What to read after Tahiti the Golden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Augustus Keeler to read onlineMoreLess
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