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... savages was distinctly due to the influence of wicked white men . The culprit at Tonga was an escaped English convict , who , having won the ear of the king , persuaded him that these men HOUSES IN TONGA . 9 were wizards , and that 8 A ...
... savages was distinctly due to the influence of wicked white men . The culprit at Tonga was an escaped English convict , who , having won the ear of the king , persuaded him that these men HOUSES IN TONGA . 9 were wizards , and that 8 A ...
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... savages murdered their true friends . That any should have escaped was due to the most providential and unlooked - for arrival of a ship captured in the Spanish war and brought to Tahiti - whence a member of that mission under- took to ...
... savages murdered their true friends . That any should have escaped was due to the most providential and unlooked - for arrival of a ship captured in the Spanish war and brought to Tahiti - whence a member of that mission under- took to ...
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... savage Tongan king ! Following the pleasant path , beneath the shadow of greenest bananas , with the sunlight streaming in mellow gold through the tall palms far overhead , we reached the village of Maofanga , where we found the bishop ...
... savage Tongan king ! Following the pleasant path , beneath the shadow of greenest bananas , with the sunlight streaming in mellow gold through the tall palms far overhead , we reached the village of Maofanga , where we found the bishop ...
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... savages , ignorant of all mechanical appliances , and possess- ing no iron tools , contrive to hew these wonderful marais , which were the temples and tombs of every Polynesian group ? The majority were pulled to pieces by the natives ...
... savages , ignorant of all mechanical appliances , and possess- ing no iron tools , contrive to hew these wonderful marais , which were the temples and tombs of every Polynesian group ? The majority were pulled to pieces by the natives ...
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... savages converted to most devout Catholics . He is now going to Samoa . Much of the charm of this voyage is due to the kindly , pleasant relations existing between the captain and all his officers , from the least to the greatest - all ...
... savages converted to most devout Catholics . He is now going to Samoa . Much of the charm of this voyage is due to the kindly , pleasant relations existing between the captain and all his officers , from the least to the greatest - all ...
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