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Classics in English _ Never the twain shall meet by Peter B. Kyne
"Never the Twain Shall Meet" is a charming novel by Peter B. Cain that depicts the clash of cultures and love between the East and the West.
San Francisco businessman Dan Pritchard becomes the guardian of his daughter Tamea according to the will of his deceased friend. Tamea, a mixed-race girl who grew up on a South Pacific island, and Dan, who received a Western education, experience conflicts due to their different cultural backgrounds, but gradually become attracted to each other.
Published in 1924, this work dealt with the differences in race and culture from a very progressive perspective for its time. It delicately depicts the meeting, conflict, and process of understanding between different cultures, and explores the meaning of true love. The novel was later made into a movie and was widely loved, providing deep insight into cultural diversity.
Summary
"Never the Twain Shall Meet" by Peter B. Kyne is a novel written in the early 20th century. The story introduces us to Gaston Larrieau, a trading captain of a schooner, and his daughter Tamea, the Queen of Riva, a Polynesian island. Upon arriving in San Francisco, the plot thickens as they face challenges associated with their identities and cultural heritage, particularly after Gaston is diagnosed with leprosy. The narrative promises themes of cultural clash, love, loss, and the quest for belonging. At the start of the novel, we are introduced to Tamea singing a melancholic song that reveals her longing for home and her happiness in her new journey. Gaston, who appears jovial despite his illness, engages playfully with Tamea during their time at sea. His life takes a dramatic turn when he learns of his health condition, leading him to worry about his daughter's future and legacy. After a poignant farewell, Gaston takes matters into his own hands to secure Tamea's well-being by appointing Dan Pritchard as her guardian. With Gaston's death, Tamea finds herself navigating a foreign world, at once filled with opportunities and challenges, as she seeks to embrace her identity in this new land.
Contents
CHAPTER I. It was a song that never before had been sung
CHAPTER II. In his office in the suite of Casson and Pritchard
CHAPTER III. Following the departure of the Customs tug
CHAPTER IV. Throughout the ten minute journey from the Moorea to Meiggs Wharf
CHAPTER V. From the moment that he and Tamea left the schooner
CHAPTER VI. With a shower bath
CHAPTER VII. The guest chambers in Dan Pritchard¡¯s home
CHAPTER VIII. At breakfast the following morning Maisie Morrison
CHAPTER IX. Promptly at ten o¡¯clock the Casson limousine deposited
CHAPTER X. Dan left his home with the alacrity of one
CHAPTER XI. At four o¡¯clock Dan telephoned his home
CHAPTER XII. Meanwhile, back in Dan¡¯s office
CHAPTER XIII. When Dan came downstairs he found Mark Mellenger
CHAPTER XIV. Many arduous and adventurous years in the Fourth Estate
CHAPTER XV. ¡°Well, Mel,¡± Dan declared as he returned to the drawing room
CHAPTER XVI. Long before the sun came creeping up beyond Mt. Diablo
CHAPTER XVII. At a quarter past seven
CHAPTER XVIII. At dinner Tamea captured a seat beside Dan
CHAPTER XIX. That ended the conversation for that night
CHAPTER XX. In the morning Mellenger was gone
CHAPTER XXI. Tamea, secretly delighted at Maisie¡¯s misfortune
CHAPTER XXII. Tamea was awakened by Julia at six o¡¯clock
CHAPTER XXIII. Throughout these late trying experiences Dan
CHAPTER XXIV. Dan walked home
CHAPTER XXV. At seven o¡¯clock the following morning
CHAPTER XXVI. The wisdom of Dan¡¯s course in announcing
CHAPTER XXVII. Pelorus proved to be a comfortable
CHAPTER XXVIII. Two weeks later the brown crew of the Pelorus
CHAPTER XXIX. Ten months had passed since
CHAPTER XXX. When Dan Pritchard descended into the main cabin
CHAPTER XXXI. When the last sunlight faded from the earth