Omoo : : a narrative of adventures in the South Seas /

• Material Type: 図書
• ISBN: 0810101602; 9780810101609
• Title: Omoo : : a narrative of adventures in the South Seas /
• Edition: Northwestern-Newberry ed.
• Publication, Distribution, etc.: Evanston [Ill.] : : Northwestern University Press ; Chicago : : Newberry Library,
• Publication Date: 1968.
• Extent: xv, 380 pages : ; 25 cm.
• Contributor: Herman Melville ; [edited by Harrison Hayford, Hershel Parker, and G. Thomas Tanselle].
• Place of Publication (Country Code): pops---
• Text Language Code: eng
• NDC 10th ed.: 938.68 : English and American literature--Collections
• Target Audience: 一般
• Note (General): My reception aboard -- Some account of the ship -- Further account of the Julia -- A scene in the forecastle -- What happened at Hytyhoo -- We touch at La Dominica -- What happened at Hannamanoo -- The tattooers of La Dominica -- We steer to the westward : state of affairs -- A sea-parlour described, with some of its tenants -- Doctor Long Ghost a wag : one of his capers -- Death and burial of two of the crew -- Our destination changed -- Rope-yarn -- Chips and bungs -- We encounter a gale -- The coral islands -- Tahiti -- A surprise : more about Bembo -- The Round-Robin : visitors from shore -- Proceedings of the Consul -- The Consul's departure -- The second night off Papeetee -- Outbreak of the crew -- Jermin encounters an old shipmate -- We enter the harbor : Jim the pilot -- A glance at Papeetee : we are sent aboard the frigate -- Reception from the Frenchman -- The Reine Blanche -- They take us ashore : what happened there -- The Calabooza Beretanee -- Proceedings of the French at Tahiti -- We receive calls at the Hotel de Calabooza -- Life at the Calabooza -- Visit from an old acquaintance -- We are carried before the Consul and Captain -- The French priests pay their respects -- Little Jule sails without us -- Jermin serves us a good turn : friendships in Polynesia -- We take unto ourselves friends -- We levy contributions on the shipping -- Motoo-Otoo : a Tahitian Casuist -- One is judged by the company he keeps -- Cathedral of Papoar : the Church of the Cocoa-nuts -- A missionary's sermon, with some reflections -- Something about the Kannakippers -- How they dress in Tahiti -- Tahiti as it is -- Same subject continued -- Something happens to Long Ghost -- Wilson gives us the cut : departure for Imeeo -- The Valley of Martair -- Farming in Polynesia -- Some account of the wild cattle in Polynesia -- A hunting ramble with Zeke -- Mosquitoes -- The second hunt in the mountains -- The hunting-feast, and a visit to Afrehitoo -- The Murphies -- What they thought of us in Martair -- Preparing for the journey -- Tamai -- A dance in the valley -- Mysterious -- The Hegira, or flight -- How we were to get to Taloo -- The journey round the beach -- A dinner-party in Imeeo -- The cocoa-palm -- Life at Loohooloo -- We start for Taloo -- A dealer in the contraband -- Our reception in Partoowye -- Retiring for the night : the doctor grows devout -- A ramble through the settlement -- An island jilt : we visit the ship -- A party of rovers : Little Loo and the doctor -- Mrs. Bell -- Taloo Chapel : holding court in Polynesia -- Queen Pomaree -- We visit the court -- Which ends the book.
• Holding library: 東京都立中央図書館
• Note (Library): 301
• Call No.: 938.6-M53-W1-2
• Data Provider (Database): 東京都立中央図書館 : 公共図書館蔵書
• Bibliographic ID (SomokuID): 1352030901; 7110358599
• OCLC No.: 67011991; https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/67011991; (OCoLC)164; https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/(OCoLC)164