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"So shall we keep it
or drown it?" |
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Kincaid meets White
Almond Flower for the first time after she drops a cocoanut on
him while picking them in the tree above. |
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Dan is enamored of
White Almond Flower, too, and resents her attentions to Kincaid. |
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Although she doesn't
know it, White Almond Flower is being watched from three vantage
points by Kincaid, Dan and the evil Blackbirder as she dances
in front of the idol. |
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Kincaid becomes gravely
ill and tells Dan and White Almond Flower, "Remember, there
is something afterward, My . . . my brother." |
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The Chief, excited
by a rumor that a new catch of pearls is stored in the missionary's
village, tells the Blackbirder who plans an attack on the village. |
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The village is being
attacked, and Kincaid knows someone must go out and risk his
life to beat the drum to signal danger to the men who are on
a fishing trip. He kisses White Almond Flower, realizing he may
not come back. |
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The Blackbirder and
his men finally break in and capture White Almond Flower. |
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Kincaid's heroism has
cost him dearly. |
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Both converted, White
Almond Flower and Dan are married by Rev. Blythe. |
