Tales of
Tales of the Malayan Coast From Penang to the Philippines
作者：Wildman, Rounsevelle, 1864-1901
体例：题 章数：64
字数：236,974 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 64 题- Tales of the Malayan Coast
- From Penang to the Philippines
- By
- Rounsevelle Wildman
- Consul General of the United States at Hong Kong
- Illustrated by Henry Sandham
- Boston
- Lothrop Publishing Company
- My Dear Wildman:--
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- BABOO'S GOOD TIGER
- A Tale of the Malacca Jungle
- BABOO'S PIRATES
- An Adventure in the Pahang River
- I smiled at the syce's fears.
- Some one grasped me by the shoulder and shouted:--
- I felt Aboo Din's hand tremble on my shoulder.
- HOW WE PLAYED ROBINSON CRUSOE
- In the Straits of Malacca
- I laughed outright. Jim looked hurt.
- THE SARONG
- The Malay's Chief Garment
- THE KRIS
- And how the Malays use it
- THE WHITE RAJAH OF BORNEO
- The Founding of Sarawak
- AMOK!
- A Malayan Story
- LEPAS'S REVENGE
- The Tale of a Monkey
- KING SOLOMON'S MINES
- I bowed.
- I laughed. "Mount Pulei or Mount Washington is not Ophir."
- BUSUK
- The Story of a Malayan Girlhood
- A CROCODILE HUNT
- At the foot of Mount Ophir
- A NEW YEAR'S DAY IN MALAYA
- And some of its Picturesque Customs
- IN THE BURST OF THE SOUTHWEST MONSOON
- A Tale of Changhi Bungalow
- I did not move, although wet to the skin.
- I smiled and stepped to the door.
- I wrapped a rug about her. She was asleep almost before I had finished.
- I moved uneasily in my chair.
- He hurried on:--
- I opened the bath-room door and shoved him in.
- A PIG HUNT
- In the Malayan Jungle
- IN THE COURT OF JOHORE
- The Crowning of a Malayan Prince
- I protested.
- IN THE GOLDEN CHERSONESE
- A Peep at the City of Singapore
- A FIGHT WITH ILLANUM PIRATES
- The Yarn of a Yankee Skipper
- THE CAPTAIN'S YARN
- The captain helped himself to one of my manilas and began:--
- II
- III
- IV
- I stammered, "I can try, sir."
- End of Project Gutenberg's Tales of the Malayan Coast, by Rounsevelle Wildman