Typee

Written in 1846 by

Herman Melville

(1819-1891)

This version originally published in

2005

by

Infomotions, Inc.

This text originated from a new defunct Virginia Tech archive.

This document is distributed under the GNU Public License.

Table of contents

Preface
Chapter I - A Land-Sick Ship
Chapter II - The Bay Of Nakuheva
Chapter III - Resolve To Escape
Chapter IV - Toby's Resolve
Chapter V - Escape To The Mountains
Chapter VI - The Other Side Of The Mountains
Chapter VII - Journey Towards The Valley
Chapter VIII - Frightful Descent To The Ravine
Chapter IX - Typee Or Happar?
Chapter X - Morning Visitors
Chapter XI - Terrors In The Taboo Groves
Chapter XII - Perilous Adventure Of Toby
Chapter XIII - Something Befalls Toby
Chapter XIV - Bread-Fruit
Chapter XV - At The Ti
Chapter XVI - Skirmish With The Happars
Chapter XVII - Marnoo Appears
Chapter XVIII - Battle Of The Pop-Guns
Chapter XIX - A Day In The Valley
Chapter XX - Monumental Pi-Pis
Chapter XXI - Preparations For A Feast
Chapter XXII - The Feast Of Calabashes
Chapter XXIII - Singular Superstitions
Chapter XXIV - King Mehevi
Chapter XXV - Native Customs
Chapter XXVI - Kindliness Of The Cannibals
Chapter XXVII - Fishing
Chapter XXVIII - Natural History Of The Valley
Chapter XXIX - Tattooing And Tabooing
Chapter XXX - Curious Odds And Ends
Chapter XXXI - A Frightful Discovery
Chapter XXXII - Marnoo Returns
Chapter XXXIII - The Escape
Sequel - Containing The Story Of Toby
Epilogue

Preface

MORE than three years have elapsed since the occurrence of the events recorded in this volume.


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