Catching of the whale and sealIntroductory materialReading 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 ←Front matterNext chapter →Chapter I · THE DIFFERENT AND MOST REMARKABLE SPECIES OF THE WHALE TRIBE.All chapters and sections (9)Opening pagesFront matterIntroductory materialChapters12345Other sectionsCATCHING SEAL ON THE ISLANDS OF THE PACIFIC.Chapters6THE DIFFERENT SPECIES OF SEALS—THE FISHERY ON THE ISLANDS OF THE PACIFIC, &c.◇← Front matterCHAPTER I. THE DIFFERENT AND MOST REMARKABLE SPECIES OF THE WHALE TRIBE. →