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The moon and Sixpence
I have already said that but for the hazard of a journey to Tahiti I should never have written this book. IT is there that after many travels Charles Strickland came , and IT is there that he painted the pictures in with his fame rests . In Tahiti the circumstances were favourable to him and here hi found himself. It would seem that my visit to his remote island should immediately revive my interest in Strickland but the work I was engaged in occupied my attention. As it was , my arrival in Tahiti made me forget even more important matters.
I remember that on my first morning I awoke early and when I came in to the terrace of the hotel no one was stirring. There seemed no chance of breakfast for some time , so I walked down to the waterfront. The Chinamen were already busy in their shops. The sky was still pale and there was silence in the lake. I did not believe my eyes. The days that had passed since i left Wellington seemed extraordinary and unusual. And for there days afterwards the sea was stormy. Grey clouds chased one anonther across the sky. The Pacific is so vast that even ordinary journeys on it feel like an adventure. The air you breathe prepares You for the unexpected.