CHAPTER LXVI.

Preaching and Visiting--Pearl Fishing--Place of my Arrest in

1851--Accident to a Young Man--Incident with the Governor of Anaa--See

a Leper--Capture of an Eel--Conference on Anaa--Time of Dedication

of Salt Lake Temple--Specially Interesting Meetings--New Elders from

Utah--Start back to Tahiti--Another Funeral Sermon--Meet the French

Governor of the Tuamotu Islands--His Cordial Greeting--Arrive at

Papeete--Appointments for the New Missionaries--Fall to get a Passage

to Tubuoi--My Health Very Poor--Learn of the Dedication of the Salt

Lake Temple--Elders Unanimous in the Decision that I should Return Home

Because of my Illness--I Demur--Conclude to go--Trouble on Anaa--My

Sixty-fifth birthday--Notable Kindness of a Native child--Sail from

Papeete--Difficulty In Landing from Small Boats--In the Society

Islands--Reach San Francisco--Arrive in Salt Lake City--Report the

Successful Opening of the Society Islands Mission.

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