CHAP. IX.

Native Simplicity--Resources of the Blind--Royal Village--Gathering

of Natives--Native Priests--Royal Feast--Inhospitable Treatment--

Uncomfortable Quarters--Vocabulary of the Native Language--Beauty of

the Female Character--Women of Fernando Po--Anecdotes--Aspect of the

Country--Productions--Preparations for the Settlement--Discovery of

a Theft--Mimic War Customs--Native Chiefs--Female on Board--Monkey for

Dinner--Flogging a Prisoner--Accident to a Sailor--A Voyage of Survey

round the Island--River named after the Author--Geographical and

Meteorological Observations--Insubordination--A Man Overboard--Deserter

taken--Death of the Interpreter--Method of Fishing--Visitors from St.

Thomas--Ceremony of taking Possession of Fernando Po--Interview with

a Native Chief--Celebration Dinner--Indirect Roguery--Chief and his

Wife--Hospital near Point William--The Guana--Mistake at Sea--

Suggestions on the Slave-Trade--Fishing Stakes--Schooner on a Mudflat

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