I desire to express my profound indebtedness, for the central mythological idea embodied in this tale, to Mr. J.G. Frazer’s admirable and epoch-making work, “The Golden Bough,&
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I desire to express my profound indebtedness, for the central mythological idea embodied in this tale, to Mr. J.G. Frazer’s admirable and epoch-making work, “The Golden Bough,” whose main contention I have endeavored incidentally to popularize in my present story. I wish also to express my obligations in other ways to Mr. Andrew Lang’s “Myth, Ritual, and Religion,” Mr. H.O. Forbes’s “Naturalist’s Wanderings,” and Mr. Julian Thomas’s “Cannibals and Convicts.”
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- PREFACE
- CHAPTER I. — IN MID PACIFIC.
- CHAPTER II. — THE TEMPLE OF THE DEITY.
- CHAPTER III. — LAND; BUT WHAT LAND?
- CHAPTER IV. — THE GUESTS OF HEAVEN.
- CHAPTER V. — ENROLLED IN OLYMPUS.
- CHAPTER VI. — FIRST DAYS IN BOUPARI.
- CHAPTER VII. — INTERCHANGE OF CIVILITIES.
- CHAPTER VIII. — THE CUSTOMS OF BOUPARI.