The Last Cruise of the Wanderer Chapter V Encounter with Natives
In a coastal voyage, the narrator describes landing near a village, trading with civil natives, observing yam cultivation, and hunting parrots and a large iguana. A strenuous ascent to a hill yields panoramic views of islets and bays. The party notes tension with hostile natives, and a risky forest ascent where encounters with snakes and hostile watchers occur. Night watches, coral and shell gathering, and a descent back to the ship follow, ending with a disruptive snake in the cabin and turbinate shellfish alarms.
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Makira Harbour Sketch and Thief Pursuit Incident
Map of Makira Bay details a native harbour, trade intentions by Mr. Boyd, and a hostile chase after a thief who stole an axe from Crawford. The pursuing natives clashed near the village as the Wanderer lay close in shore. The incident ends with Crawford and Ottswell back aboard, thief at large.
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