Tigerland & South SeaM. Joseph, 1953 - 235 sivua Includes travels in India, China and Siam. |
Kirjan sisältä
Tulokset 1 - 3 kokonaismäärästä 18
Sivu 123
... Cook , discoverer of paradise and hell . He navigated his ship among coral reefs that were as thick and sharp as the teeth in a shark's jaw , he bought love and southern fruits and paid for them with scrap iron , Jamaica rum and ...
... Cook , discoverer of paradise and hell . He navigated his ship among coral reefs that were as thick and sharp as the teeth in a shark's jaw , he bought love and southern fruits and paid for them with scrap iron , Jamaica rum and ...
Sivu 161
... Cook estimated the population of Hawaii at 400,000 ; his figures have been checked by research and it is now considered that the islands must have harboured at least 300,000 inhabitants at the time of their discovery - a figure which ...
... Cook estimated the population of Hawaii at 400,000 ; his figures have been checked by research and it is now considered that the islands must have harboured at least 300,000 inhabitants at the time of their discovery - a figure which ...
Sivu 204
... cook . He had contributed to a culinary reference book called The Joy of Cooking , had mastered the art of making crêpes suzette in a rough sea , and the little tips that he later gave the cannibals on Malekula earned him the name of ...
... cook . He had contributed to a culinary reference book called The Joy of Cooking , had mastered the art of making crêpes suzette in a rough sea , and the little tips that he later gave the cannibals on Malekula earned him the name of ...
Muita painoksia - Näytä kaikki
Yleiset termit ja lausekkeet
bamboo Bangkok beautiful beer began beneath blue boat Bora Bora bottle burned bushes cannibals Captain Charlie Savage chieftains China Chinese coconut colour Comrade Cook copra coral dance darkness dead death deck discovered dreams drink eyes face feet fire-walking fish flowers girls hair hands harbour Hawaii head Hindus Hongkong India island jungle junk Kalaupapa Kalle Kalle Svensson Kwok lagoon leprosy live looked Macao maharajahs Maika missionaries Molokai morning Motu tapu mouth mules Muri Muri Muri native never night opium outrigger palm Papeete paradise Peter Dillon pipes political Polynesian priest Raiatea reef Robinson Crusoe round sail sampan Scupper sharks ship ship's shore Siam Siamese skin sleep smile smoke South Sea stones stood suddenly tabu Tahiti temple thing tiger Tiger-Price Tigerland tourist trees turned village walked women yellow young