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Chapter 582
Two more years of peace and tranquillity ensued, and then another plot was laid, this time resulting in the m******e of Christian and five of his comrades. The murder, however, was avenged by the native women, who mourned for their English lovers and killed the surviving men of Otaheite. A little later the discovery of a plant, from which a kind of brandy could be made, caused the death of one of the four Englishmen still remaining, another was murdered by his companions, a third died a natural death, and the last one, Smith, took the name of Adams and lived on at the head of a community, consisting of ten women and nineteen children, the eldest of whom were but seven or eight years old. This man, who had reflected on his errors and repented of them, now led a new life, fulfilling the du
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