Part, Chapter

 1  1, 18|     and red stuffs used by the natives of these parts. Dumont d'
 2  1, 18|       unimportant trifles. The natives, adopting a system of denials
 3  1, 18|       them to believe that the natives had ill-treated the castaways,
 4  1, 18|       Urville, questioning the natives, learned too that La Perouse,
 5  1, 18|        resisted some days. The natives made the castaways welcome.
 6  1, 19|     fall into the hands of the natives. ~At eight o'clock, armed
 7  1, 20|      marvellous bird, that the natives have poetically named the "
 8  1, 20|    from the brood of those the natives call "bari-outang." The
 9  1, 21|      retreat, for about twenty natives armed with bows and slings
10  1, 21|     organ stops, "when all the natives of Papua are assembled on
11  1, 21|     the beach, showed that the natives did not think of leaving
12  1, 21|         then the summits. ~The natives were there, more numerous
13  1, 21|  attack. ~During low water the natives roamed about near the Nautilus,
14  1, 21|           Very grave ones; the natives are surrounding us in their
15  1, 21| Nautilus was threatened by the natives of Papua, the Captain answered
16  2, 17|       smoke that rose from the natives' huts. The coast seemed