Melville, Herman - Mardi and a Voyage Thither

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Mardi: and a Voyage Thither
Herman Melville
DEDICATED
TO
My Brother,
ALLAN MELVILLE.
Volume 1
• PREFACE.
• CHAPTER I. FOOT IN STIRRUP.
• CHAPTER II. A CALM.
• CHAPTER III. A KING FOR A COMRADE.
• CHAPTER IV. A CHAT IN THE CLOUDS.
• CHAPTER V. SEATS SECURED AND PORTMANTEAUS PACKED.
• CHAPTER VI. EIGHT BELLS.
• CHAPTER VII. A PAUSE.
• CHAPTER VIII. THEY PUSH OFF, VELIS ET REMIS.
• CHAPTER IX. THE WATERY WORLD IS ALL BEFORE THEM.
• CHAPTER X. THEY ARRANGE THEIR CANOPIES AND LOUNGES, AND TRY TO
MAKE THINGS COMFORTABLE.
• CHAPTER XI. JARL AFFLICTED WITH THE LOCKJAW.
• CHAPTER XII. MORE ABOUT BEING IN AN OPEN BOAT.
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• CHAPTER XIII. OF THE CHONDROPTERYGII, AND OTHER UNCOUTH HOR
INFESTING THE SOUTH SEAS.
• CHAPTER XIV. JARL'S MISGIVINGS.
• CHAPTER XV. A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE.
• CHAPTER XVI. THEY ARE BECALMED.
• CHAPTER XVII. IN HIGH SPIRITS, THEY PUSH ON FOR THE TERRA INCOGNITA.
• CHAPTER XVIII. MY LORD SHARK AND HIS PAGES.
• CHAPTER XIX. WHO GOES THERE?
• CHAPTER XX. NOISES AND PORTENTS.
• CHAPTER XXI. MAN HO!
• CHAPTER XXII. WHAT BEFEL THE BRIGANTINE AT THE PEARL SHELL ISLANDS.
• CHAPTER XXIII. SAILING FROM THE ISLAND THEY PILLAGE THE CABIN.
• CHAPTER XXIV. DEDICATED TO THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
• CHAPTER XXV. PERIL A PEACE-MAKER.
• CHAPTER XXVI. CONTAINING A PENNYWEIGHT OF PHILOSOPHY.
• CHAPTER XXVII. IN WHICH THE PAST HISTORY OF THE PARKI IS CONCLUDED.
• CHAPTER XXVIII. SUSPICIONS LAID, AND SOMETHING ABOUT THE CALMUC.
• CHAPTER XXIX. WHAT THEY LIGHTED UPON IN FURTHER SEARCHING THE
CRAFT, AND THE RESOLUTION THEY CAME TO.
• CHAPTER XXX. HINTS FOR A FULL LENGTH OF SAMOA.
• CHAPTER XXXI. ROVINGS ALOW AND ALOFT.
• CHAPTER XXXII. XIPHIUS PLATYPTERUS.
• CHAPTER XXXIII. OTARD.
• CHAPTER XXXIV. HOW THEY STEERED ON THEIR WAY.
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• CHAPTER XXXV. AH, ANNATOO!
• CHAPTER XXXVI. THE PARKI GIVES UP THE GHOST.
• CHAPTER XXXVII. ONCE MORE THEY TAKE TO THE CHAMOIS.
• CHAPTER XXXVIII. THE SEA ON FIRE.
• CHAPTER XXXIX. THEY FALL IN WITH STRANGERS.
• CHAPTER XL. SIRE AND SONS.
• CHAPTER XLI. A FRAY.
• CHAPTER XLII. REMORSE.
• CHAPTER XLIII. THE TENT ENTERED.
• CHAPTER XLIV. AWAY!
• CHAPTER XLV. REMINISCENCES.
• CHAPTER XLVI. THE CHAMOIS WITH A ROVING COMMISSION.
• CHAPTER XLVII. YILLAH, JARL, AND SAMOA.
• CHAPTER XLVIII. SOMETHING UNDER THE SURFACE.
• CHAPTER XLIX. YILLAH.
• CHAPTER L. YILLAH IN ARDAIR.
• CHAPTER LI. THE DREAM BEGINS TO FADE.
• CHAPTER LII. WORLD HO!
• CHAPTER LIII. THE CHAMOIS ASHORE.
• CHAPTER LIV. A GENTLEMAN FROM THE SUN.
• CHAPTER LV. TIFFIN IN A TEMPLE.
• CHAPTER LVI. KING MEDIA A HOST.
• CHAPTER LVII. TAJI TAKES COUNSEL WITH HIMSELF.
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• CHAPTER LVIII. MARDI BY NIGHT AND YILLAH BY DAY.
• CHAPTER LIX. THEIR MORNING MEAL.
• CHAPTER LX. BELSHAZZAR ON THE BENCH.
• CHAPTER LXI. AN INCOGNITO.
• CHAPTER LXII. TAJI RETIRES FROM THE WORLD.
• CHAPTER LXIII. ODO AND ITS LORD.
• CHAPTER LXIV. YILLAH A PHANTOM.
• CHAPTER LXV. TAJI MAKES THREE ACQUAINTANCES.
• CHAPTER LXVI. WITH A FAIR WIND, AT SUNRISE THEY SAIL.
• CHAPTER LXVII. LITTLE KING PEEPI.
• CHAPTER LXVIII. HOW TEETH WERE REGARDED IN VALAPEE.
• CHAPTER LXIX. THE COMPANY DISCOURSE, AND BRAID-BEARD REHEARSES A
LEGEND.
• CHAPTER LXX. THE MINSTREL LEADS OFF WITH A PADDLE-SONG; AND A
MESSAGE IS RECEIVED FROM ABROAD.
• CHAPTER LXXI. THEY LAND UPON THE ISLAND OF JUAM.
• CHAPTER LXXII. A BOOK FROM THE CHRONICLES OF MOHI.
• CHAPTER LXXIII. SOMETHING MORE OF THE PRINCE.
• CHAPTER LXXIV. ADVANCING DEEPER INTO THE VALE, THEY ENCOUNTER
DONJALOLO.
• CHAPTER LXXV. TIME AND TEMPLES.
• CHAPTER LXXVI. A PLEASANT PLACE FOR A LOUNGE.
• CHAPTER LXXVII. THE HOUSE OF THE AFTERNOON.
• CHAPTER LXXVIII. BABBALANJA SOLUS.
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• CHAPTER LXXIX. THE CENTER OF MANY CIRCUMFERENCES.
• CHAPTER LXXX. DONJALOLO IN THE BOSOM OF HIS FAMILY.
• CHAPTER LXXXI. WHEREIN BABBALANJA RELATES THE ADVENTURE OF ONE
KARKEKE IN THE LAND OF SHADES.
• CHAPTER LXXXII. HOW DONJALOLO, SENT AGENTS TO THE SURROUNDING
ISLES; WITH THE RESULT.
• CHAPTER LXXXIII. THEY VISIT THE TRIBUTARY ISLETS.
• CHAPTER LXXXIV. TAJI SITS DOWN TO DINNER WITH FIVE-AND-TWENTY KINGS,
AND A ROYAL TIME THEY HAVE.
• CHAPTER LXXXV. AFTER DINNER.
• CHAPTER LXXXVI. OF THOSE SCAMPS THE PLUJII.
• CHAPTER LXXXVII. NORA-BAMMA.
• CHAPTER LXXXVIII. IN A CALM, HAUTIA'S HERALDS APPROACH.
• CHAPTER LXXXIX. BRAID-BEARD REHEARSES THE ORIGIN OF THE ISLE OF
ROGUES.
• CHAPTER XC. RARE SPORT AT OHONOO.
• CHAPTER XCI. OF KING UHIA AND HIS SUBJECTS.
• CHAPTER XCII. THE GOD KEEVI AND THE PRECIPICE OF MONDO.
• CHAPTER XCIII. BABBALANJA STEPS IN BETWEEN MOHI AND YOOMY; AND
YOOMY RELATES A LEGEND.
• CHAPTER XCIV. OF THAT JOLLY OLD LORD, BORABOLLA; AND THAT JOLLY
ISLAND OF HIS, MONDOLDO; AND OF THE FISH-PONDS, AND THE HEREAFTERS OF
FISH.
• CHAPTER XCV. THAT JOLLY OLD LORD BORABOLLA LAUGHS ON BOTH SIDES OF
HIS FACE.
• CHAPTER XCVI. SAMOA A SURGEON.
• CHAPTER XCVII. FAITH AND KNOWLEDGE.
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• CHAPTER XCVIII. THE TALE OF A TRAVELER.
• CHAPTER XCIX. "MARNEE ORA, ORA MARNEE."
• CHAPTER C. THE PURSUER HIMSELF IS PURSUED.
• CHAPTER CI. THE IRIS.
• CHAPTER CII. THEY DEPART FROM MONDOLDO.
• CHAPTER CIII. AS THEY SAIL.
• CHAPTER CIV. WHEREIN BABBALANJA BROACHES A DIABOLICAL THEORY, AND,
IN HIS OWN PERSON, PROVES IT.
Volume 2
• CHAPTER I. MARAMMA.
• CHAPTER II. THEY LAND.
• CHAPTER III. THEY PASS THROUGH THE WOODS.
• CHAPTER IV. HIVOHITEE MDCCCXLVIII.
• CHAPTER V. THEY VISIT THE GREAT MORAI.
• CHAPTER VI. THEY DISCOURSE OF THE GODS OF MARDI, AND BRAID-BEARD
TELLS OF ONE FONI.
• CHAPTER VII. THEY VISIT THE LAKE OF YAMMO.
• CHAPTER VIII. THEY MEET THE PILGRIMS AT THE TEMPLE OF ORO.
• CHAPTER IX. THEY DISCOURSE OF ALMA.
• CHAPTER X. MOHI TELLS OF ONE RAVOO, AND THEY LAND TO VISIT HEVANEVA,
A FLOURISHING ARTISAN.
• CHAPTER XI. A NURSERY-TALE OF BABBALANJA'S.
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• CHAPTER XII. LANDING TO VISIT HIVOHITEE THE PONTIFF, THEY ENCOUNTER
AN EXTRAORDINARY OLD HERMIT; WITH WHOM YOOMY HAS A CONFIDENTIAL
INTERVIEW, BUT LEARNS LITTLE.
• CHAPTER XIII. BABBALANJA ENDEAVORS TO EXPLAIN THE MYSTERY.
• CHAPTER XIV. TAJI RECEIVES TIDINGS AND OMENS.
• CHAPTER XV. DREAMS.
• CHAPTER XVI. MEDIA AND BABBALANJA DISCOURSE.
• CHAPTER XVII. THEY REGALE THEMSELVES WITH THEIR PIPES.
• CHAPTER XVIII. THEY VISIT AN EXTRAORDINARY OLD ANTIQUARY.
• CHAPTER XIX. THEY GO DOWN INTO THE CATACOMBS.
• CHAPTER XX. BABBALANJA QUOTES FROM AN ANTIQUE PAGAN; AND
EARNESTLY PRESSES IT UPON THE COMPANY, THAT WHAT HE RECITES IS NOT HIS,
BUT ANOTHER'S.
• CHAPTER XXI. THEY VISIT A WEALTHY OLD PAUPER.
• CHAPTER XXII. YOOMY SINGS SOME ODD VERSES, AND BABBALANJA QUOTES
FROM THE OLD AUTHORS RIGHT AND LEFT.
• CHAPTER XXIII. WHAT MANNER OF MEN THE TAPPARIANS WERE.
• CHAPTER XXIV. THEIR ADVENTURES UPON LANDING AT PIMMINEE.
• CHAPTER XXVI. A RECEPTION DAY AT PIMMINEE.
• CHAPTER XXVII. BABBALANJA FALLETH UPON PIMMINEE TOOTH AND NAIL.
• CHAPTER XXVIII. BABBALANJA REGALES THE COMPANY WITH SOME
SANDWICHES.
• CHAPTER XXIX. THEY STILL REMAIN UPON THE ROCK.
• CHAPTER XXX. BEHIND AND BEFORE.
• CHAPTER XXXI. BABBALANJA DISCOURSES IN THE DARK.
• CHAPTER XXXII. MY LORD MEDIA SUMMONS MOHI TO THE STAND.
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• CHAPTER XXXIII. WHEREIN BABBALANJA AND YOOMY EMBRACE.
• CHAPTER XXXIV. OF THE ISLE OF DIRANDA.
• CHAPTER XXXV. THEY VISIT THE LORDS PIKO AND HELLO.
• CHAPTER XXXVI. THEY ATTEND THE GAMES.
• CHAPTER XXXVII. TAJI STILL HUNTED, AND BECKONED.
• CHAPTER XXXVIII. THEY EMBARK FROM DIRANDA.
• CHAPTER XXXIX. WHEREIN BABBALANJA DISCOURSES OF HIMSELF.
• CHAPTER XL. OF THE SORCERERS IN THE ISLE OF MINDA.
• CHAPTER XLI. CHIEFLY OF KING BELLO.
• CHAPTER XLII. DOMINORA AND VIVENZA.
• CHAPTER XLIII. THEY LAND AT DOMINORA.
• CHAPTER XLIV. THROUGH DOMINORA, THEY WANDER AFTER YILLAH.
• CHAPTER XLV. THEY BEHOLD KING BELLO'S STATE CANOE.
• CHAPTER XLVI. WHEREIN BABBALANJA BOWS THRICE.
• CHAPTER XLVII. BABBALANJA PHILOSOPHIZES, AND MY LORD MEDIA PASSES
ROUND THE CALABASHES.
• CHAPTER XLVIII. THEY SAIL ROUND AN ISLAND WITHOUT LANDING; AND TALK
ROUND A SUBJECT WITHOUT GETTING AT IT.
• CHAPTER XLIX. THEY DRAW NIGH TO PORPHEERO; WHERE THEY BEHOLD A
TERRIFIC ERUPTION.
• CHAPTER L. WHEREIN KING MEDIA CELEBRATES THE GLORIES OF AUTUMN; THE
MINSTREL, THE PROMISE OF SPRING.
• CHAPTER LI. IN WHICH AZZAGEDDI SEEMS TO USE BABBALANJA FOR A MOUTH-
PIECE.
• CHAPTER LII. THE CHARMING YOOMY SINGS.
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• CHAPTER LIII. THEY DRAW NIGH UNTO LAND.
• CHAPTER LIV. THEY VISIT THE GREAT CENTRAL TEMPLE OF VIVENZA.
• CHAPTER LV. WHEREIN BABBALANJA COMMENTS UPON THE SPEECH OF
ALANNO.
• CHAPTER LVI. A SCENE IN THE LAND OF WARWICKS, OR KING-MAKERS.
• CHAPTER LVII. THEY HEARKEN UNTO A VOICE FROM THE GODS.
• CHAPTER LVIII. THEY VISIT THE EXTREME SOUTH OF VIVENZA.
• CHAPTER LIX. THEY CONVERSE OF THE MOLLUSCA, KINGS, TOAD-STOOLS AND
OTHER MATTERS.
• CHAPTER LXI. THEY ROUND THE STORMY CAPE OF CAPES.
• CHAPTER LXII. THEY ENCOUNTER GOLD-HUNTERS.
• CHAPTER LXIII. THEY SEEK THROUGH THE ISLES OF PALMS; AND PASS THE ISLES
OF MYRRH.
• CHAPTER LXIV. CONCENTRIC, INWARD, WITH MARDI'S REEF, THEY LEAVE THEIR
WAKE AROUND THE WORLD.
• CHAPTER LXV. SAILING ON.
• CHAPTER LXVI. A FLIGHT OF NIGHTINGALES FROM YOOMY'S MOUTH.
• CHAPTER LXVII. THEY VISIT ONE DOXODOX.
• CHAPTER LXVIII. KING MEDIA DREAMS.
• CHAPTER LXIX. AFTER A LONG INTERVAL, BY NIGHT THEY ARE BECALMED.
• CHAPTER LXX. THEY LAND AT HOOLOOMOOLOO.
• CHAPTER LXXI. A BOOK FROM THE "PONDERINGS OF OLD BARDIANNA."
• CHAPTER LXXII. BABBALANJA STARTS TO HIS FEET.
• CHAPTER LXXIII. AT LAST, THE LAST MENTION IS MADE OF OLD BARDIANNA;
AND HIS LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT IS RECITED AT LENGTH.
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• CHAPTER LXXIV. A DEATH-CLOUD SWEEPS BY THEM, AS THEY SAIL.
• CHAPTER LXXV. THEY VISIT THE PALMY KING ABRAZZA.
• CHAPTER LXXVI. SOME PLEASANT, SHADY TALK IN THE GROVES, BETWEEN MY
LORDS ABRAZZA AND MEDIA, BABBALANJA, MOHI, AND YOOMY.
• CHAPTER LXXVII. THEY SUP.
• CHAPTER LXXVIII. THEY EMBARK.
• CHAPTER LXXIX. BABBALANJA AT THE FULL OF THE MOON.
• CHAPTER LXXX. MORNING.
• CHAPTER LXXXI. L'ULTIMA SERA.
• CHAPTER LXXXII. THEY SAIL FROM NIGHT TO DAY.
• CHAPTER LXXXIII. THEY LAND.
• CHAPTER LXXXIV. BABBALANJA RELATES TO THEM A VISION.
• CHAPTER LXXXV. THEY DEPART FROM SERENIA.
• CHAPTER LXXXVI. THEY MEET THE PHANTOMS.
• CHAPTER LXXXVII. THEY DRAW NIGH TO FLOZELLA.
• CHAPTER LXXXVIII. THEY LAND.
• CHAPTER LXXXIX. THEY ENTER THE BOWER OF HAUTIA.
• CHAPTER XC. TAJI WITH HAUTIA.
• CHAPTER XCI. MARDI BEHIND: AN OCEAN BEFORE.
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