Alices Visit to the Hawaiian Islands
Alices Visit to the Hawaiian Islands
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The tabus had been broken, and the people, having given up their idols and burned the temples, were without a religion. There was peace everywhere.
The people in New England from time to time re- ceived news of the Hawaiian Islands from the returning sailors, but the party on the Thaddens now learned for Sailing toward Hawaii the first time of the death of Kamehameha, and of the burning of the temples and idols. The last fact was good news for the missionaries, for it was sure to make much easi...er the work which they hoped to do. They now set sail for Kai-lu'a, a village in Hawaii, where the new king lived.
When they reached Kailua two of the missionaries, Mr. Bingham and Mr. Thurston, went on shore, with Hopu as a guide. The king, Kamehameha II. , received them kindly, when they told him that they had come to 128 teach the people a new religion, and that they hoped he would let them live in the Islands. He did not answer them at once, but took time to think the matter over. He accepted an invitation to go on board the Thaddeus to dine with them and their wives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tabus had been broken, and the people, having given up their idols and burned the temples, were without a religion. There was peace everywhere.
The people in New England from time to time re- ceived news of the Hawaiian Islands from the returning sailors, but the party on the Thaddens now learned for Sailing toward Hawaii the first time of the death of Kamehameha, and of the burning of the temples and idols. The last fact was good news for the missionaries, for it was sure to make much easi...er the work which they hoped to do. They now set sail for Kai-lu'a, a village in Hawaii, where the new king lived.
When they reached Kailua two of the missionaries, Mr. Bingham and Mr. Thurston, went on shore, with Hopu as a guide. The king, Kamehameha II. , received them kindly, when they told him that they had come to 128 teach the people a new religion, and that they hoped he would let them live in the Islands. He did not answer them at once, but took time to think the matter over. He accepted an invitation to go on board the Thaddeus to dine with them and their wives.
What to read after Alices Visit to the Hawaiian Islands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary H Mary Hannah Krout to read onlineMoreLess
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