Catching of the whale and sealCATCHING SEAL ON THE ISLANDS OF THE PACIFIC.Reading editionChapter navigation9 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterIntroductory materialChapter I · THE DIFFERENT AND MOST REMARKABLE SPECIES OF THE WHALE TRIBE.Chapter II · MODE OF LIVING—MANNER OF TAKING THEIR FOOD, &c.Chapter III · THE TAKING OF A WHALE WITH HER YOUNG—ITS ENEMIES, &c.Chapter IV · BOATS—HAND HARPOON—BLUBBER LANCE—GUN HARPOON—MANNER OF TAKING THE WHALE, &c.Chapter V · PROCEEDINGS AFTER A WHALE IS KILLED.CATCHING SEAL ON THE ISLANDS OF THE PACIFIC.Chapter VI · THE DIFFERENT SPECIES OF SEALS—THE FISHERY ON THE ISLANDS OF THE PACIFIC, &c.Previous chapter ←Chapter V · PROCEEDINGS AFTER A WHALE IS KILLED.Next chapter →Chapter VI · THE DIFFERENT SPECIES OF SEALS—THE FISHERY ON THE ISLANDS OF THE PACIFIC, &c.All chapters and sections (9)Opening pagesFront matterIntroductory materialChapters12345Other sectionsCATCHING SEAL ON THE ISLANDS OF THE PACIFIC.Chapters6HARP SEAL.◇← CHAPTER V. PROCEEDINGS AFTER A WHALE IS KILLED.CHAPTER VI. THE DIFFERENT SPECIES OF SEALS—THE FISHERY ON THE ISLANDS OF THE PACIFIC, &c. →
