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;514 INDEX.Delli) ; mountaineers of, 149, 150 ;value of the island, 151, 152 ;races of, 451 ; races of the islandswest of, 451Timor gi-oup of islands, naturalhistorj'- of, 155 et seq. ; birds in,155-158 ; fauna, 159, 160 ; mammalia,160, 161Timor vocabulary, 467Tobacco, exchanged for insects, 323Tobo, village of, 276Todiramphus diops, 239Tomboro, volcano of, 4 ;greateruption of, 4Tomohou vocabulary, 465Tomore, colony from, 254 ;peopleof East Celebes, 298Tomore vocabulary, 464Tondano, village of, in Celebes, 193 ;waterfall at, 193 ; from Tondanoto Kakas (icJiieh see)Tower, Mr., an Englishman residentin Menado, 185TradQ, in Lombock, 135 {see Census); the magic that keeps allat peace, 336 ; very considerableat Dobbo, 368Tree, large, at Modjo-kerto, in Java,77Tree ferns, of immense size, 333Tree-kangaroos, 386Tricondyla aptera, 325Tripang, produce of, 388Trogons, 11, 12Tropidorhynchi of the Moluccas,strong and active birds, 306Tropidorhynchus bouruensis, 306 ;T. subcornutus, 306Tropidorhynchus fuscicapillus, 244Turks, extravagant ideas of, entertainedby the Malay Archipelagans,283U.Untowan mountains, 55Uta, island of, 281Vaiqueno vocabulary, 467Vanda lowii, the plant, in Borneo,62, 63Vegetation, contrasts of, in theilalay Archijielago, 6 ; European,in Java, 89, 90 ; in Timor, 152 ;in Celebes, 190Villages of the Sumatran Malays,96 ;pretty villages in Celebes,187Violets, &c.., in Java, 90Viverra tangalunga, 300Viverra zebetha, 259Vocabularies, list of, collected, 464et seq.Volcanic and non-volcanic islands,contrasts of, 3-6 ; volcanic belt,course and extent of, 4, 6, 14Volcanoes, 3-6 ; mud, 199 ; view ofthe volcano at Bali, 219, 220;in Amboyna, 224 ; of the MalayIslands, 246 ; elevation and depressionof the land arising from,247, 248Vorkai river, 370Vorkay, map of, 338W."Wahai, village of, 276 ; arrival at,292"Wahai vocabulary, 466Waidono, district chief in Java,^78Waigiou, island of, 6 ; voyage fromCeram to, 391 ; map of, 392difficulties of approaching, 398 ;lost servants recovered, 400arrival at, 400 ; Birds of Paradiseat, 402 ; inclement weather at,403 ; the inhabitants a mixedrace, 404 ; their language entirelyPapuan, 404 ; collections obtainedin, 409 ; voyage from, to Ternate,410 ct seq. ; sketch map of thevoyage, 411 ; difficulties of thevoyage, 412 et seq.Wamma, village of, 328Wangi-wangi, island of, 313AVanumbai, village of, 347lodgings at, 347 ; savage inhabitantsof, 348 ; inquisitiveness ofthe natives, 350 ct seq. ; legendrespecting, 358, 359 ; the author'smysterious character, 359 ; waramong the natives, 359, 360