
Tahiti.
Inhalt des vierten Bandes.
Capitel 1. Die Schlacht von Mahaena.
Capitel 2. Alte Abrechnungen.
Capitel 3. Das Lager der Insulaner.
Capitel 4. Die Flucht.
Capitel 5. Lefévre und Aumama.
Capitel 6. Der Angriff auf Papetee.
Capitel 7. René und Susanna.
Capitel 8. Schluß.
A French sailor named René has settled on the sun‑kissed island of Tahiti, where the rhythm of palm leaves and surf seems to promise a simple, contented life. One evening, after drinking alone in a modest tavern, he is startled by the sudden appearance of his old friend Adolphe, freshly returned from the sea in a uniform that feels out of place among the island’s laid‑back atmosphere. Their reunion is lively and charged with the easy camaraderie of men who have shared many voyages, yet beneath the banter lies a lingering tension about past choices and the uncertain future that awaits them.
René’s thoughts drift to Sadie, a native woman raised in European customs, whose presence hints at a delicate romance that could complicate his newfound peace. As Adolphe presses him about returning to the mainland and confronting old obligations, the two must weigh loyalty, love, and the pull of adventure against the tranquil allure of island life. The story captures the clash of cultures, the yearning for freedom, and the bittersweet weight of unfinished business.
Language
de
Duration
~7 hours (405K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by richyfourtytwo and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net
Release date
Jun 23, 2014
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1816–1872
Adventure, travel, and firsthand observation run through these lively nineteenth-century tales from a writer who knew the road well. His books drew on years of wandering through the Americas, the Pacific, and beyond, giving readers stories that feel vivid, curious, and full of movement.
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by Friedrich Gerstäcker

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by Friedrich Gerstäcker

by Friedrich Gerstäcker

by Friedrich Gerstäcker

by Friedrich Gerstäcker

by Friedrich Gerstäcker

by Friedrich Gerstäcker