Borneo and
Borneo and the Indian Archipelago with drawings of costume and scenery
作者：Marryat, Frank, 1826-1855
体例：段 章数：17
字数：343,402 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,200 字；最长 After a hurried breakfast we set off for the foot of the mou（40,005 字），最短 I shall conclude with a reflection which I made while I was （3,949 字）。
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共 17 段- After a hurried breakfast we set off for the foot of the mou
- At three in the afternoon, we were much pleased at the arriv
- The wind had now much subsided, and we made sail for Hong Ko
- We arrived on board about 9 A. M., and the ship's head was p
- The Malay and Dyak canoes are made out of a hollowed tree, o
- In all the Dyak villages every precaution is taken to guard
- After we had warmed ourselves with play, we lighted an enorm
- When Mr. Brooke purchased the rajahship and mines of Sarawak
- I may here remark that the bullocks at Ambong were remarkabl
- The prahu ordered to pilot us having come alongside, we hois
- Chusan is the largest of a closely packed group of islands,
- This lower deck has on each side of it three rows of iron be
- The island of Guilpat is subject to the kingdom of Corea, an
- A day or two after our arrival the captain and senior office
- The music, which consisted of violins and guitars, bore up
- On Sunday, the 22d, we anchored off a small island near to t
- I shall conclude with a reflection which I made while I was