They tasted it and found it really excellent, and from that time on partook heartily of the dish, whenever it was on the table.

At night they frequently stretched their hammocks from tree to tree for their cabin was uncomfortably hot.
After a refreshing bath in the cool phosphorescent water and a scamper up and down the level sands in lieu of a towel, they would turn in and enjoy a sound sleep.

They were generally awakened before daylight by the shrieking and chattering of the parrots and monkeys.

Then with a spring from their hammock, they would dash merrily in to the reviving water.
After this they donned their white canvas suits and were ready for another day.

Breakfast was taken on shore.