43. Sunset in the Mangrove Wilderness 80 44. The Silent Savages 81 45. Guarauno Indians coming to trade at Caño Colorado 83 46. Guarauno Squaws and Child with Monkey 85 47. Pitch Lake, showing freshly dug pit filled with water; an older pit filled with soft pitch, both surrounded by the hard surface pitch 88 48. Digging out the Black, Waxlike Pitch 90 49. Loading Pitch on the Hand Cars 93 50. Mangrove Wilderness from the High Land at Guanoco 95 51. Inhabitants of Guanoco assembled for a Dance 97 52. A Palm-sheath Rocking Toy 100 53. Sheath in Fig. 52, covering the Flower of a Palm 102 54. Priestless Chapel at Guanoco 105 55. Guarauno Indian Papoose 107 56. Map of our Three Expeditions into British Guiana 110 57. Street in Georgetown 113 58. Kiskadee Tyrant Flycatcher 114 59. Coolie Woman and Negress 117 60. The Georgetown Sea-wall 119 61. Toad 123 62. Arc-light 123 63. Victoria Regia in the Botanical Gardens 124 64. Lotus in Blossom 126 65. Taliput Palm in Blossom 128 66. Canal of the Crocodiles 130 67. Young Elania Flycatchers 132 68. Typical Indian House at Morawhanna 136 69. Three-year Olds at Home in their Wood-skin 138 70. Mount Everard 140 71. Sir Everard im Thurn’s House at Morawhanna 143 72. Palm Tanager 147 73. Frederick, the Carib Indian Boy 152 74. Our Tent-boat on the Barama River 159 75. Indian Boys in Dug-out 162 76. Crossing a Stream on the Hoorie Jungle Road 166 77. The Wilderness Trail 168 78. Engine House and Flume of Hoorie Gold Mine 172 79. The “Little Giant” at Work 175