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;498 INDEX,et seq. ;arrival at tlie, 326 ;explorationof the forests of, 328 ;entomological captures, 329 ;traders of the, 329 ;articles fordisposal or exchange, 329, 330 ;immense variety of animal life,330 ct seq. pirates on the coast;of, 333, 334 ; trade and commerceof, 335, 336 ;nominally under thegovernment of the Moluccas, 336 ;journey and residence in the interior,337 et seq. ;map of the,338 ; birds of the, 337-343 ;habits of the natives, 341-343 ;their food, 341 ;arrack theirchief luxury, 343 ; their wTetchedhabitations", 343, 344 ;their monotonousexistence, 344 ; mixtureof races, 344 ; their language,344 ; men and boys expert archers,349 ;inquisitivenessofthe inhabitants,351, 352 ct seq. ;dry andwet seasons, 352, 353 ; beauty ofthe human form, 354 ;females of,355 ;personal ornaments, 355 ;movable utensils, 356 ;householdornaments of the, 356 ;mats andboxes of, 356 ; domestic animals,356 ; noxious animals, centipedes,scorpions, &c., 357 ; legend respectingthe, 358 ; mysteriouscharacter of the author, 359 ;second residence at Dobbo, 360,361 ; cheapness of Europeanarticles of commerce, 363, 364 ;intemperance of the natives, 363 ;considerable trade of the, 368 ;departure from, 368 ; the returnvoyage, 368 ; the dry and rainyseasons, 368 ; expedition to, eminentlysuccessful, 369 ; the specimensof natural objects broughtfrom, 369 ; sketch of its physicalgeography, 369 ct seq. ; the greatisland called Tanabusar, 369 ;number of small islands sm--rounding the central mass, 369 ;evidence that they once formed apart of New Guinea, 372, 373 ;its natural aspects and vegetableproductions, 374 ct seq.Aru Islands vocabular}', 467Aurora borealis observed at Muka,402Australia, resemblance to, of theAusti-o-Malayan division of theArchipelago, 10, 11 ;great differencebetween the productions of,and those of Asia, 11Australians, on the crania andlanguages of the, 459, 460Austro-Malayan division of theArchipelago, 7, 8 (fcc also Indo-Malayan) ; its close resemblanceto Australia, not to Asia, 11Awaiya, village of, 270 ; arrival at,274Awaiya vocabulary, 466Ayer-panas, life at, 22B.Babirusa (pig-deer), the, 202, 211 ;skull of the, 212 ; of Celebesfound in Bouru, 300Baboon monkeys at Batchiau, 259 ;of the Moluccas, 300Baderoon, the author's servant, 312 ;his gambling propensities, 366Bajau vocabularj-, 467Bali, island of, 4 ; no forest in, 7 ;difference between, and Lombock,11 [see Birds in) ;position of, andof Lombock, 115 ; the only islandsof the Archipelago in whichthe Hindoo religion maintainsitself, 115 {see BUeling) ; beautyof the district around, 116 ; cattleand birds, 117, 155 ;birds in,117, 155Ball, iSIr., an Englishman, residentin Java, 77Bamboo, usefulness of, 42, 55 ; withplate of bridge, 58, 59Banda, island of, 4 ; from Macassarto, 219 ; first impression of, 219,220 ; appearance of the town, 220view of the volcano of, 220volcanic character of the island,220, 221 ; natives of, 223 ; birdsand mammalia, 223 ; the tradinglocality for nutmegs, 237, 238Banda group, 316Baso, the author's servant, 312Batanta, map of, 392Batavia, arrival at, 84 ; trade andhotels, 84"^
IXDEX. 499Batcliian, island of, 4 ; voyage to,244 ; volcanoes of, 246 ; arrivalat, 246 ; difficulties of obtainingaccommodation, 250, 251 ;the author's cottage in the suburbs,251 ; interview with the Sultan,251 ; road to the coal-mines, 252 ;virgin forest of, 252 ; distinct racesof, 254 ; robbery at, 255 ; wetseason at, 255 ; music anddancing at, 256 ; domestichabits of, 256 ; eatable bats at,256 ; walk in the forest of, 257 ;objects of natural history at, 257et scq. ; its great variety of surfaceand of soil, 263 ; sketch map of,411Batchian vocabularj^, 466Batrachostomus crinifrons, 265Bats, eatable, 256 ; at Batchian, 259Batu-merah vocabidary, 466Batuassa, village of, 276Beard, cidtivating a, 362, 363Beck, Capt. Van der, 267, 269 ; hisextraordinary knowledge of languages,269Bee-eater, Australian, 121, 209Bee-hunters and bee-hunting, 153,154Beeswax in Timor, 153Beetles, 700 species collected inSingapore, 19 : distinct (130)kinds of the Longicorns, 19 ;proper ground for collecting, 27 ;large number and new species of,collected at the Simunjon coalworks, 27-29, 226 ; a rare beetle,232 ; numerous species of, discovered,248, 249, 253 ; captureof, 258 ; found at Boui'u, 296 ;of the Moluccas, 307 ; the variousspecies, 307, 308 ; obtained fortobacco, 323 ; numerous speciesin Xew Guinea, 389, 390 ; newspecies, 389Belideus ariel, 259, 301Bengalese in Singapore, 16Bernstein, Dr., 244 ; collector forthe Levden Museum, 259Bessir, viUage of, 340, 405, 406 ; visitto, 406 ; wretched accommodationthere, 405, 406 ; bargainwith the men for catching Birdsof Paradise, 407 ; their methodof snaring them, 408 ; scarcity offood there, 408 ; the countryaround very hilly and rugged,409Bilcling, arrived at, from Singapore,116 ; a Chinese house in, 116Bird of Paradise, new form of, 252 ;'named' Wallace's StandardWing," 253Birds, in Bali and Lombock, 11 ; inMalacca, 21, 22 ; in Bali, 117 ; inAmpanam, 118, 119 ; boys birdcatching,119 ; beautiful birds,120, 121 (&ra Simla group, andCelebes), 200 [sec Maleo) ; scarcityof, 263 ; insular forms of, 264, 265 ;collections of, in Bouru, 298, 299 ;number of species from the Moluccagroup of islands, 302, 303 ;number of, in Eiu'ope compared,302; in India, 303 ; various noisesof, 340, 341 ;numerous varietiesof, in the Aru Islands, 349 et seq. ;dancing parties of, called "Sacaleli,"354 ; those which live onlyin the depths of the forest, 372 ;shot at Dorey, 381 ; collection of,obtained in Waigiou, 409, 410 ; ofNew Guinea, 441 ;genera andspecies of, 442, 443Birds of Paradise, 1 ; range of, 11,12 ; their gi-eat beauty, 353, 354 ;specimens of, obtained in theirnative forests, 369 ; at Waigiou,405 ; difficidty of catching them,526, 527 ; description of, 401, 402 ;bargains with the bird-catchersof Bessir for capturing them,407 ; their success, 407, 408 ;some of them kept in cages, butthey did not live, 407, 408 ; methodof snaring them, 408 ; their historyand habits, 419 et scq. ;dilferent names applied to, bydifferent nations, 419, 420 ; theirstructure and affinities, 420 ; theGreat Bird of Paradise (the Paradiseaapoda of Linnajus), thelargest species known, 420, 421 ;changes of plumage, 421 ; nativemethod of catching them, 422 ;mode of preserving them, 422 ;the Lesser Bird of Paradise(Paradisea papuana), 423 ; theK K 2
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STORAGE-ITE'^iMAIN'-P9-Q30BU.B.C. L
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J( K/. ^ /.THE MALAY AECHIPELAGO
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TOCHARLES DARWINAUTHOR OF ''THE ORI
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PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITIONMy read
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XIVCONTEXTSTHE MOLUCCASCHAP.PAGEXIX
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIOXSxviiMAPSMap sh
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I.] PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. 5miles off,
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IV.] BORNEO—THE ORANG-UTAN. 29som
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IV.] BORNEO—THE ORANG-UTAK 37and
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VI.] BORNEO—THE DYAKS. 67dark pal
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VI. 1BORNEO—THE DYAKS. 71vices, n
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VII.] JAVA. 73placed a Dutch Reside
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VII.] JAVA. 77there is a wooden gon
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VII.] JAVA. 87are peculiar to the J
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vii.l JAVA. 89we were going to make
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VIII. 1 SUMATRA. 93neck are of an e
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VIII.] SUMATRA. 95abo\-e Palerabang
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viii.] SUMATRA. 101from this radiat
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IX.] NATURAL HISTORY OF THE IXDO-MA
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X.] BALI AXD LOMBOOK. 115Rhinoceros
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CUSTOMSXI.] LOMBOCK :OF THE PEOPLE.
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xiii.] TIMOR. 151protected jjeople
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xiY.] KATUKAL HISTOKY OF TIMOR. 151
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XV.] CELEBES. 163house. The streets
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