- 1Dedication — Introduction
- 2Author’s Note
- 3Chapter I — Sarawak — Sir James Brooke
- 4Chapter II — The Dyaks
- 5Chapter III — Manner of Life
- 6Chapter IV — The Dyak Character
- 7Chapter V — Head-Hunting
- 8Chapter VI — Social Life
- 9Chapter VII — Child-Birth and Children
- 10Chapter VIII — My School in the Jungle
- 11Chapter IX — Marriage
- 12Chapter X — Burial Rites
- 13Chapter XI — Travelling in Sarawak
- 14Chapter XII — Omens and Dreams
- 15Chapter XIII — The “Manang,” or Witch-Doctor
- 16Chapter XIV — Native Remedies and Dyak Charms
- 17Chapter XV — Dyak Religion
- 18Chapter XVI — Dyak Feasts
- 19Chapter XVII — Sports and Amusements
- 20Chapter XVIII — Song and Music
- 21Chapter XIX — The Dyak Abroad
- 22Chapter XX — Some Personal Experiences
- 23Chapter XXI — Dyak Folklore
- 24Chapter XXII — Three Dyak Legends
- 25Chapter XXIII — Some Curious Customs
- 26Chapter XXIV — The Future of the Sea Dyak in Sarawak
- 27Glossary of Dyak Words and Phrases Which Occur in the Foregoing Pages
- 28Knight-Errant and His Doughty Deeds
Seventeen Years Among the Sea Dyaks of Borneo
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