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The Wonder Island Boys:  The Tribesmen

The Wonder Island Boys: The Tribesmen

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Weight and gravity. Acting in all directions. Proving the law of universal gravitation. Drilling with the raft equipment. Grinding barley flour. Making sleeping mattresses. The bustle of final preparations. The good-by to their herd of yaks. The march to the falls. John discovers a log in the drift and a rope. The dense forest. Crossing the river to the south. Finding a camp fire with fresh bones. Numerous traces of inhabitants. A glowing fire. Following the trail. Trying to catch them before night. Efforts to capture one as a means of opening communication. Sighting the camp. Hurried consultation. Surrounding the camp of the natives.

    Glossary of Words Used in the Texts Page 232


LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS


"He poised his spear as he raised himself out of the water" Frontispiece
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"The main body of the savages broke for cover, but several, more venturesome than the rest, sought to carry away the chief" 22
"'Come out into the light,' and Harry and George each put his arms around one of the boys" 70
"He started back in fright as his own image appeared to him" 198
The First Boat 14
The Match Safe 37
Scene of the Fight on the River 44
The Wagon Raft 54
Savage's Hut 58
Deep Stream 89
Shallow Stream 90
Salsify 98
Rubber 99
Carricature Plant 100
Angel, His New Suit and Gun 113
Poising the Spear 122
Northern Hemisphere (Stellar Map) 126
Southern Hemisphere (Stellar Map) 127
Testing Eggs 162
Rope Knots 187
Rope Hitches 188
The Color Spectrum 189
Amarylla, Chief's Poison Vegetable 195
The Portable Fort 214
Gravitational Pull 222
Using the Fort as a Raft 223


THE TRIBESMEN


CHAPTER I

THE FIRST OF THE TRIBESMEN

"They seem to be terribly excited about something, and many of them are running back and forth,"

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