Book III, ch. II, Account of our stay at Tanna, and departure from the New Hebrides.
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Book I, ch. VI, Stay at the New Year's Islands. Discovery of lands to the southward. Return to the Cape of Good Hope.
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“It is the natural fault of young people to think too well of mankind [...].”
Book I, ch. II, The Passage from Madeira to the Cape Verd Islands, and from thence to the Cape of Good Hope.
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“Each vulgar opinion, proved to be erroneous, is an approximation to truth.”
Book I, ch. II, The Passage from Madeira to the Cape Verd Islands, and from thence to the Cape of Good Hope.
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Sometimes we saw this picture continued still farther, when the poor fugitives met with another set of enemies in the air, and became the prey of birds, by endeavouring to escape the jaws of fishes.
Book I, ch. II, The Passage from Madeira to the Cape Verd Islands, and from thence to the Cape of Good Hope.
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Book I, ch. I, Departure - Passage from Plymouth to Madeira - Description of that Island.
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