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Pola Would Arrive in the Morning Early Attended by a Serving Man.
MEMORIES OF VAILIMA
BYISOBEL STRONG
AND
OSBOURNE LLOYD
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS
FROM PHOTOGRAPHS
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
NEW YORK
1902
COPYRIGHT,1902,BY
CHARLES
SCRIBNER'S SONS
Published, November, 1902
TROW DIRECTORY
PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING COMPANY
NEW YORK
page: [v][View Page [v]]CONTENTS
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VERSES WRITTEN IN 1872
I
By Robert Louis Stevenson. -
VAILIMA TABLE-TALK
5
By Isobel Strong. -
MR. STEVENSON'S HOME LIFE AT VAILMA
105
By Lloyd Osbourne. -
POLA
167
By Isobel Strong. -
SAMOAN SONGS
207
By Isobel Strong.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- Pola would Arrive in the Morning Early Attended by a Serving Man Frontispiece
- Mr. Stevenson and Mrs. Strong in the Library at Vailima 9
- Mr. Stevenson in 1893 23
- Near the Upper Waterfall, Vaisinango River 39
- Down the Coast 55
- Miracle 59
- The Large Hall at Vailima 69
- A War Party 75
- The Hall 83
- The Road of the Loving Heart 93
- Entertaining the Chiefs Who Made the Road of the Loving Heart 101
- The Inscription 104
- First House at Vailima, with Vaea Mountain in the Background 109
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- On the Schooner Equator 113
- Mr. Stevenson and His Friend Tuimale Aliifono 117
- The House at Vailima After the Additions 121
- Talolo 125
- Paying the Men on Saturday 129
- On the Back Veranda 133
- A Samoan Chief 137
- A Samoan Matai, or Head of a Family 145
- A Visitor 149
- The Smoking Room 157
- Vailima 163
- Pola 175
- The Walk in the Forest 179
- The Village 185
- The Bathing Pool 197
- Visitors from Vaie'e 215
- Vaea Mountain, the Burial Place of Mr. Stevenson Visitors from Vaie'e 221
- Natives Decorating the Grave 225