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Typee

作者 Herman Melville · 38 部分 · about 9 hours 22 minutes 阅读时间

你好,我叫 Finn,我来帮你读懂这本书。

来了,像给10岁的你讲的那样:

一个年轻水手厌倦了他的捕鲸船，于是在太平洋一座绿岛上，他和朋友托比悄悄溜走。他们爬进一座隐蔽的山谷，那里住着泰皮人，其他岛民都怕他们是吃人的人。泰皮人给他吃食，照顾他受伤的腿，让他和他们一起游泳、赴宴。可是他们不让他离开。他是受欢迎的客人，还是天堂里的囚犯？

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章节

Preface3 min Introduction to the Edition of 189230 min Chapter One: The Sea: Longings for Shore: A Land-Sick Ship: Destination of the Voyagers: The Marquesas: Adventure of a Missionary's Wife Among the Savages: Characteristic Anecdote of the Queen of Nukuheva12 min Chapter Two: Passage from the Cruising Ground to the Marquesas: Sleepy Times Aboard Ship: South Sea Scenery: Land Ho: The French Squadron Discovered at Anchor in the Bay of Nukuheva: Strange Pilot: Escort of Canoes: A Flotilla of Cocoanuts: Swimming Visitors: The Dolly Boarded by Them: State of Affairs That Ensue14 min Chapter Three: Some Account of the Late Operations of the French at the Marquesas: Prudent Conduct of the Admiral: Sensation Produced by the Arrival of the Strangers: The First Horse Seen by the Islanders: Reflections: Miserable Subterfuge of the French: Digression Concerning Tahiti: Seizure of the Island by the Admiral: Spirited Conduct of an English Lady7 min Chapter Four: State of Affairs Aboard the Ship: Contents of Her Larder: Length of South Seamen's Voyages: Account of a Flying Whale-Man: Determination to Leave the Vessel: The Bay of Nukuheva: The Typees: Invasion of Their Valley by Porter: Reflections: Glen of Tior: Interview Between the Old King and the French Admiral22 min Chapter Five: Thoughts Previous to Attempting an Escape: Toby, a Fellow Sailor, Agrees to Share the Adventure: Last Night Aboard the Ship8 min Chapter Six: A Specimen of Nautical Oratory: Criticisms of the Sailors: The Starboard Watch Are Given a Holiday: The Escape to the Mountains14 min Chapter Seven: The Other Side of the Mountain: Disappointment: Inventory of Articles Brought from the Ship: Division of the Stock of Bread: Appearance of the Interior of the Island: A Discovery: A Ravine and Waterfalls: A Sleepless Night: Further Discoveries: My Illness: A Marquesan Landscape20 min Chapter Eight: The Important Question, Typee or Happar?: A Wild Goose Chase: My Sufferings: Disheartening Situation: A Night in a Ravine: Morning Meal: Happy Idea of Toby: Journey Towards the Valley16 min Chapter Nine: Perilous Passage of the Ravine: Descent Into the Valley16 min Chapter Ten: The Head of the Valley: Cautious Advance: A Path: Fruit: Discovery of Two of the Natives: Their Singular Conduct: Approach Towards the Inhabited Parts of the Vale: Sensation Produced by Our Appearance: Reception at the House of One of the Natives21 min Chapter Eleven: Midnight Reflections: Morning Visitors: A Warrior in Costume: A Savage Aesculapius: Practice of the Healing Art: Body Servant: A Dwelling-House of the Valley Described: Portraits of Its Inmates26 min Chapter Twelve: Officiousness of Kory-Kory: His Devotion: A Bath in the Stream: Want of Refinement of the Typee Damsels: Stroll with Mehevi: A Typee Highway: The Taboo Groves: The Hoolah Hoolah Ground: The Ti: Timeworn Savages: Hospitality of Mehevi: Midnight Musings: Adventures in the Dark: Distinguished Honours Paid to the Visitors: Strange Procession and Return to the House of Marheyo18 min Chapter Thirteen: Attempt to Procure Relief from Nukuheva: Perilous Adventure of Toby in the Happar Mountains: Eloquence of Kory-Kory14 min Chapter Fourteen: A Great Event Happens in the Valley: The Island Telegraph: Something Befalls Toby: Fayaway Displays a Tender Heart: Melancholy Reflections: Mysterious Conduct of the Islanders: Devotion of Kory-Kory: A Rural Couch: A Luxury: Kory-Kory Strikes a Light a La Typee18 min Chapter Fifteen: Kindness of Marheyo and the Rest of the Islanders: A Full Description of the Bread-Fruit Tree: Different Modes of Preparing the Fruit9 min Chapter Sixteen: Melancholy Condition: Occurrence at the Ti: Anecdote of Marheyo: Shaving the Head of a Warrior10 min Chapter Seventeen: Improvement in Health and Spirits: Felicity of the Typees: Their Enjoyments Compared with Those of More Enlightened Communities: Comparative Wickedness of Civilized and Unenlightened People: A Skirmish in the Mountain with the Warriors of Happar16 min Chapter Eighteen: Swimming in Company with the Girls of the Valley: A Canoe: Effects of the Taboo: A Pleasure Excursion on the Pond: Beautiful Freak of Fayaway: Mantua-Making: A Stranger Arrives in the Valley: His Mysterious Conduct: Native Oratory: The Interview: Its Results: Departure of the Stranger26 min Chapter Nineteen: Reflections After Marnoo's Departure-Battle of the Pop-Guns: Strange Conceit of Marheyo: Process of Making Tappa12 min Chapter Twenty: History of a Day as Usually Spent in Typee Valley: Dances of the Marquesan Girls8 min Chapter Twenty-One: The Spring of Arva Wai: Remarkable Monumental Remains: Some Ideas with Regard to the History of the Pi-Pis Found in the Valley7 min Chapter Twenty-Two: Preparations for a Grand Festival in the Valley: Strange Doings in the Taboo Groves: Monument of Calabashes: Gala Costume of the Typee Damsels: Departure for the Festival11 min Chapter Twenty-Three: The Feast of Calabashes12 min Chapter Twenty-Four: Ideas Suggested by the Feast of Calabashes: Inaccuracy of Certain Published Accounts of the Islands: A Reason: Neglected State of Heathenism in the Valley: Effigy of a Dead Warrior: A Singular Superstition: The Priest Kolory and the God Moa Artua: Amazing Religious Observance: A Dilapidated Shrine: Kory-Kory and the Idol: An Inference23 min Chapter Twenty-Five: General Information Gathered at the Festival: Personal Beauty of the Typees: Their Superiority Over the Inhabitants of the Other Islands: Diversity of Complexion: A Vegetable Cosmetic and Ointment: Testimony of Voyagers to the Uncommon Beauty of the Marquesans: Few Evidences of Intercourse with Civilized Beings: Dilapidated Musket: Primitive Simplicity of Government: Regal Dignity of Mehevi16 min Chapter Twenty-Six: King Mehevi: Allusion to His Hawaiian Majesty: Conduct of Marheyo and Mehevi in Certain Delicate Matters: Peculiar System of Marriage: Number of Population: Uniformity: Embalming: Places of Sepulture: Funeral Obsequies at Nukuheva-Number of Inhabitants in Typee: Location of the Dwellings: Happiness Enjoyed in the Valley: A Warning: Some Ideas with Regard to the Present State of the Hawaiians: Story of a Missionary's Wife: Fashionable Equipages at Oahu: Reflections22 min Chapter Twenty-Seven: The Social Condition and General Character of the Typees13 min Chapter Twenty-Eight: Fishing Parties: Mode of Distributing the Fish: Midnight Banquet: Time-Keeping Tapers: Unceremonious Style of Eating the Fish7 min Chapter Twenty-Nine: Natural History of the Valley: Golden Lizards: Tameness of the Birds: Mosquitoes: Flies: Dogs: A Solitary Cat: The Climate: The Cocoanut Tree: Singular Modes of Climbing It: An Agile Young Chief: Fearlessness of the Children: Too-Too and the Cocoanut Tree: The Birds of the Valley13 min Chapter Thirty: A Professor of the Fine Arts: His Persecutions: Something About Tattooing and Tabooing: Two Anecdotes in Illustration of the Latter: A Few Thoughts on the Typee Dialect18 min Chapter Thirty-One: Strange Custom of the Islanders: Their Chanting, and the Peculiarity of Their Voice: Rapture of the King at First Hearing a Song: A New Dignity Conferred on the Author: Musical Instruments in the Valley: Admiration of the Savages at Beholding a Pugilistic Performance: Swimming Infant: Beautiful Tresses of the Girls: Ointment for the Hair9 min Chapter Thirty-Two: Apprehensions of Evil: Frightful Discovery: Some Remarks on Cannibalism: Second Battle with the Happars: Savage Spectacle: Mysterious Feast: Subsequent Disclosures18 min Chapter Thirty-Three: The Stranger Again Arrives in the Valley: Singular Interview with Him: Attempt to Escape: Failure: Melancholy Situation: Sympathy of Marheyo9 min Chapter Thirty-Four: The Escape18 min The Story of Toby25 min Note1 min