In the South SeasFront matterReading editionChapter navigation37 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterIN THE SOUTH SEASChapter I · —AN ISLAND LANDFALLChapter II · —MAKING FRIENDSChapter III · —THE MAROONChapter IV · —DEATHChapter V · —DEPOPULATIONChapter VI · —CHIEFS AND TAPUSChapter VII · —HATIHEUChapter VIII · —THE PORT OF ENTRYChapter IX · —THE HOUSE OF TEMOANAChapter X · —A PORTRAIT AND A STORYChapter XI · —LONG-PIG—A CANNIBAL HIGH PLACEChapter XII · —THE STORY OF A PLANTATIONChapter XIII · —CHARACTERSChapter XIV · —IN A CANNIBAL VALLEYChapter XV · —THE TWO CHIEFS OF ATUONAChapter I · —THE DANGEROUS ARCHIPELAGO—ATOLLS AT A DISTANCEChapter II · —FAKARAVA: AN ATOLL AT HANDChapter III · —A HOUSE TO LET IN A LOW ISLANDChapter IV · —TRAITS AND SECTS IN THE PAUMOTUSChapter V · —A PAUMOTUAN FUNERALChapter VI · —GRAVEYARD STORIESChapter I · —BUTARITARIChapter II · —THE FOUR BROTHERSChapter III · —AROUND OUR HOUSEChapter IV · —A TALE OF A TAPUChapter V · —A TALE OF A TAPU—continuedChapter VI · —THE FIVE DAYS’ FESTIVALChapter VII · —HUSBAND AND WIFEChapter I · —THE KING OF APEMAMA: THE ROYAL TRADERChapter II · —THE KING OF APEMAMA: FOUNDATION OF EQUATOR TOWNChapter III · —THE KING OF APEMAMA: THE PALACE OF MANY WOMENChapter IV · —THE KING OF APEMAMA: EQUATOR TOWN AND THE PALACEChapter V · —KING AND COMMONSChapter VI · —THE KING OF APEMAMA: DEVIL-WORKChapter VII · —THE KING OF APEMAMABeginning of this editionNext chapter →IN THE SOUTH SEASAll chapters and sections (37)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsIN THE SOUTH SEASPart 1 · Other sectionsChapter I · —AN ISLAND LANDFALLChapter II · —MAKING FRIENDSChapter III · —THE MAROONChapter IV · —DEATHChapter V · —DEPOPULATIONChapter VI · —CHIEFS AND TAPUSChapter VII · —HATIHEUChapter VIII · —THE PORT OF ENTRYChapter IX · —THE HOUSE OF TEMOANAChapter X · —A PORTRAIT AND A STORYChapter XI · —LONG-PIG—A CANNIBAL HIGH PLACEChapter XII · —THE STORY OF A PLANTATIONChapter XIII · —CHARACTERSChapter XIV · —IN A CANNIBAL VALLEYChapter XV · —THE TWO CHIEFS OF ATUONAPart 2 · Other sectionsChapter I · —THE DANGEROUS ARCHIPELAGO—ATOLLS AT A DISTANCEChapter II · —FAKARAVA: AN ATOLL AT HANDChapter III · —A HOUSE TO LET IN A LOW ISLANDChapter IV · —TRAITS AND SECTS IN THE PAUMOTUSChapter V · —A PAUMOTUAN FUNERALChapter VI · —GRAVEYARD STORIESPart 3 · Other sectionsChapter I · —BUTARITARIChapter II · —THE FOUR BROTHERSChapter III · —AROUND OUR HOUSEChapter IV · —A TALE OF A TAPUChapter V · —A TALE OF A TAPU—continuedChapter VI · —THE FIVE DAYS’ FESTIVALChapter VII · —HUSBAND AND WIFEPart 4 · Other sectionsChapter I · —THE KING OF APEMAMA: THE ROYAL TRADERChapter II · —THE KING OF APEMAMA: FOUNDATION OF EQUATOR TOWNChapter III · —THE KING OF APEMAMA: THE PALACE OF MANY WOMENChapter IV · —THE KING OF APEMAMA: EQUATOR TOWN AND THE PALACEChapter V · —KING AND COMMONSChapter VI · —THE KING OF APEMAMA: DEVIL-WORKChapter VII · —THE KING OF APEMAMATranscribed from the 1908 Chatto & Windus edition by David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org◇IN THE SOUTH SEAS →