William Wyatt Gill [1828-1896], From Darkness to Light in Polynesia with Illustrative Clan Songs. London: The Religious Tract Society, 1894. Hbk. pp.383.
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Book Description
Title:
From Darkness to Light in Polynesia with Illustrative Clan Songs
Author:
William Wyatt Gill [1828-1896]
Publication Year:
1834
Location:
London
Publisher:
The Religious Tract Society
Pages:
383
Subjects:
Christian Mission, Cook Islands
Public domain
Contents
Preface
Darkness; or, Incidents of Savage Life
Summary Revenge; with Song
A Dress of Feathers
The Giant Mokè
The Twin Kites, 'Song of the Kites'
Weeding By Moonlight; With Fragment of Song
Two Memorable Ovens; With Fragment of Song
The Expelled God; with Song
The Expelled God (continued); with Song
Adventure of the Survivor of the Aitu Tribe
Panako's Stratagem; with War-Dirge
A Boy's Vengeance. War-Dirge (continued)
Female Treachery. Song of Inangaro. War-Dirge
The Serf and his Master
Mautara the Cannibal, Fête Song
The Cannibal Tangaka
A Fatal Roll, A 'Crying' Song for Vivi and
Tito. A Lament
The Inglorious End of Tamangoru. Lament for Kurapeau
The Exiles. Two Laments of Iro the Exile
A Poisoned Bowl. A 'Crying' Song for the Tangiia Clan
The Story of Namu. Lament for Namu
The Bandaged Foot
The Unforgiving and Unfortunate Lovers
Cave of the Tern; or, the Misdeeds of Ruanae'
The Story of Kaiara, Fragment of Song
Manaune's Fortunate Adoption
Scarcely Saved; or, The Story of Vaiaa. 'A Death-Talk'
Sin and its Punishment
Rori, Tiie Hermit, Story of Uanukutea. Two
Songs
Self-Sacrifice
Captain' Cook's Visit to Mangaia. Lament for
Mourea
The Drama of Cook. The Visitor's Song
Captain Cook's Visit To Atiu. Canoe Song
The Story of an Axe. Tumea's Lament for Her
Father
A Stone Thrown in the Dark, Dirge for
Drowned King. Also, a Lament for Paoa
A Story Night Improved
Maikai's Chestnut-Tree
Paddling for Life
A Brave Wife, Koroa's Lament for Ata, Tuka's
Lament. Another Lament by Koroa. Taua-Pepe's Lament for Ata