" CHAPTER XIX. Once, both Ruth and Spurlock accompanied McClintock far south, to an island of blacks; and Spurlock had his first experience with the coconut dance and the booming of wooden tom-toms. ’ The breathy laugh came, and Madame Valade abandoned her fan. The Kanaka— which means man—is a Sandwich Islander, with a Malayan base. Shari would know what to do, but Shari was out with her friend Lisa. He was in front of one of the more imposing of the cafés chantants—opposite, illuminated with a whole row of lights, was the wonderful poster which had helped to make ‘Alcide’ famous.
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