Former importance of the island-Resemblance to a human head -The Claudine of the Wilder Steamship Company-Passing Diamond Head-Some legal talent-Midnight at Lahaina 123-131 THE MIDNIGHT JOURNEY TO THE HOUSE OF THE SUN Return to the planter's office-The Benners again—Arrange- ments for the ascent-At Mr. Colville's-Lunch-The start -Jenny-Manuel the guide-Jenny's peculiar idiosyncrasies -Manuel's riata—An elegant road and romantic scenery-A gloomy prospect-Bullock wagons-At the cross-roads-A long wait-News from the Benners-The two tourists-The Chinese tailor-Arrival at last-The ascent begins-Wild turkeys-Mountain scenery-At Olinda-The midnight start -Shivering with cold-An awful ride-The white bull-The A wide-awake Kanaka-The Wailuku hotel-Arrival of the Ben- 147-157 The ride to Maalaea Bay-The steamship Kinau-Bags of corn, Through ohia woods and fern forests-Japs and Chinamen trav- eling-Distributing the mail-Post-boxes-Scenes along the volcano road-Half-way House-Oven-shaped caverns-At the Volcano House-Hissing vapor from seams in the rock- Albert the guide-On the way to the crater-Doré's paint- ings of Dante's Inferno-Crossing the chasm-riven lava plain-The lava paddock-Flames leaping from seams-The guide lights a cigarette-Burning shoes on hot lava-The eternal fires of Hale Mau Mau-Wild waves of molten lava -Run for your lives!-The blowholes-Destruction of the shed-Flames one hundred and sixty feet high-Reading by The old book-Accounts of the volcano-Some narrow escapes- 180-188 CHAPTER XVI A NIGHT AT PAHALA PAGES Departure on a long journey-Descending the mountains-Some CHAPTER XVII A NIGHT ON THE MOUNTAINSIDE Harry, my little guide-Departure-The road by the sea-A CHAPTER XVIII AT KAILUA 198-213 An early start-More signs of life-In the great forest-The wild A summer Christmas eve-Tin horns and general din-Christ- Strawberries - Church decorations-Opium- smugglers caught-The holiday week-Speculation as to pardons-New Year's day-Pardon to all remaining pris- oners President Dole's reception-Mrs. Dole, Mrs. Lawrie, The Mikahala-How a bucking-mule was disgusted-The jolly mate-Off to sea-An aged Hibernian-Dr. Crane-Indeci- sion as to landing-place-The rough channel-The dream- Approach to Nawiliwili-Nawiliwili-Landing-The stage -Journey to the hotel-The beautiful Southern Cross-An- other nap-Awakened for breakfast-Dr. Goodhue-A de- lightful morning ride-The scenery on the route-The SPOUTING HORN, GOLGOTHA, AND BARKING SANDS A drive to the beach-Boyhood home of President Dole-The Spouting Horn-The Roaring Rock-Mrs. Goodhue break- ing in a green Jap—The journey to the Golgotha-Digging for skulls-A skull five hundred years old-The caves of Koloa-Kaluahonu, or place where the turtle was cooked- Start to the Barking Sands-Gay and Robinson-The scenery -Blood-red soil-At Waimea - Home of Rev. Massey- Rainy day-The Barking Sands and mirage of Kauai-A A lovely dawn-Delay in our departure-On the road-Antone PAGES Hanapepe valley-Leaving the carriage-On horseback- The party-Ride to Lihue-Breezy books-A halt-Crossing The Rev. Mr. Massey-The guide and driver-Professor Alex- The Portuguese lad and pony-The gallop across the plain- Ascending the mountain-The mountaintop--Wild goats- The Farm-Mr. and Mrs. Turner-Visiting the ostriches- Challenge to a combat by John Sullivan-The habits of an ostrich-Some old theories exploded-The ostriches' nest— The ostriches' food-Their foolishness - Return-Wild storm-Ride to Lihue-High winds-A sea of foam-Em- barkation under difficulties-A storm at sea-Shipping seas |