Amongst the Maoris: A Book of Adventure
Contents
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Contents
| Chapter I. | |
| “Allow Me to Introduce my Hero, Mr. John Stanley” | 1 |
| Chapter II. | |
| Jack is Left his Own Master, Very Much to his Own Regret | 11 |
| Chapter III. | |
| Jack Makes the Acquaintance of Mr. and Mrs Denby | 22 |
| Chapter IV. | |
| Jack Hears Facts Which Influence his Future Conduct | 32 |
| Chapter V. | |
| Jack Sets Sail For New Zealand |
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| Chapter VI. | |
| Arrival In Wellington—Jack Meets With A Very Agreeable Waiter, Though He Does Not Meet With the Object of his Search | 61 |
| Chapter VII. | |
| Jack and Bernard Leave Wellington For the Bush | 73 |
| Chapter VIII. | |
| They Lose their Way | 81 |
| Chapter IX. | |
| They Meet With A New Friend | 91 |
| Chapter X. | |
| They Start Afresh Under More Promising Circumstances | 98 |
| Chapter XI. | |
| A Night In A Native Pah | 108 |
| Chapter XII. | |
| Maori Ways and Habits | 118 |
| Chapter XIII. | |
| Jack Stanley Gfts [sic: Gets] Into Trouble | 125 |
| Chapter XIV. | |
| The Tohunga | 135 |
| Chapter XV. | |
| Jack Finds Himself A Slave |
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| Chapter XVI. | |
| Jack Turns Upon his Persecutor | 147 |
| Chapter XVII. | |
| A Friend In Need | 154 |
| Chapter XVIII. | |
| The Deliverance | 162 |
| Chapter XIX. | |
| A Talk About Baked Human Heads and Other Matters | 176 |
| Chapter XX. | |
| A Christian Pah | 188 |
| Chapter XXI. | |
| A Wild Pig-Hunt In the Bush | 196 |
| Chapter XXII. | |
| Cononel Bradshaw Has A Serious Talk With Jack | 204 |
| Chapter XXIII. | |
| Our Party Meet With Something Entirely New | 214 |
| Chapter XXIV. | |
| Colonel Bradshaw Tells the Story of Taonui, the King of Mokau | 224 |
| Chapter XXV. | |
| The Story of Taonui Continued |
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| Chapter XXVI. | |
| The Story of Taonui Concluded | 242 |
| Chapter XXVII. | |
| A Reminiscence of A Kangaroo Hunt In AusTralia | 248 |
| Chapter XXVIII. | |
| Jack Stanley Gets Hold of the Wrgng Man | 258 |
| Chapter XXIX. | |
| Jack Stanley Makes A Fool of Himself once More | 270 |
| Chapter XXX. | |
| Jack Starts off After Bernard | 279 |
| Chapter XXXI. | |
| Down the River Waikato | 289 |
| Chapter XXXII. | |
| Bernard Saves the Life of Stanley—Jack Makes A Great Discovery | 297 |
| Chapter XXXIII. | |
| For the First Time Jack Wishes to be Alone | 305 |
| Chapter XXXIV. | |
| In Which We Suddenly Return To London | 316 |
| Chapter XXXV. | |
| The Greatest Event In the Life of Jack Stanley |
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| Chapter XXXVI. | |
| Jack Fall In With A Hermit | 325 |
| Chapter XXXVII. | |
| The Hermit Begins To Soften | 334 |
| Chapter XXXVIII. | |
| Jack Discovers his Enemy | 342 |
| Chapter XXXIX. | |
| Jack Returns To the Settlement, and Informs Bernard of his Discovery | 351 |
| Chapter XL. | |
| Bernard Finds his Father—Conclusion | 359 |

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