insulinde experiences of a naturalists wife in the eastern archipelago
âSINCE my narrative explains itself, I have little to say here beyond accounting for a certain resemblance in these pages to the latter part of the work issued by my husband last year. After I joined him, we shared for the most part the same experiences; but we looked upon them from an entirely different standpoint. Many of my own sex who might turn from âA Naturalistâs Wanderingsâ because of the admixture of scientific matter, may find some interest in reading my simpler account. â --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.
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