By Reef And Palm
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but why did the boat hasten away so quickly ? " " They were frightened because of the noise. He with the face like a fowl's talked too much*' — and he pointed to a long, hatchet-visaged native, who had been especially tur- bulent and vociferous.
** Ha ! " and the fat, bearded face of Tahori turned from the white man to him of whom the white man had spoken — ** is it thee, Makoi ? And so t/fou madest the strangers hasten away !
That was wrong. Only for thee I had gone to the ship and gotten many... things. Come here ! '* Then he stooped and picked up one of Probyn's muskets, handed it to the white man, and silently indi- cated the tall native with a nod. The other natives fell back. Niabong^ Probyn's wife, set her boy on his feet, put her hand in her bosom and drew out a key, with which she opened the chest. She threw back the lid, fixed her black eyes on Probyn, and waited.
Probyn, holding the musket in his left hand, mused a moment. Then he asked : 121 BY REEF AND PALM.
•'Whose man is he?" " Mine," said Tahori ; ** he is from Oaitupu, and my bondman." "Has he a wife?" " No ; he is poor and works in my puraka^ field." " Good," s-id Probyn, and he mo- tioned to hi» wife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
but why did the boat hasten away so quickly ? " " They were frightened because of the noise. He with the face like a fowl's talked too much*' — and he pointed to a long, hatchet-visaged native, who had been especially tur- bulent and vociferous.
** Ha ! " and the fat, bearded face of Tahori turned from the white man to him of whom the white man had spoken — ** is it thee, Makoi ? And so t/fou madest the strangers hasten away !
That was wrong. Only for thee I had gone to the ship and gotten many... things. Come here ! '* Then he stooped and picked up one of Probyn's muskets, handed it to the white man, and silently indi- cated the tall native with a nod. The other natives fell back. Niabong^ Probyn's wife, set her boy on his feet, put her hand in her bosom and drew out a key, with which she opened the chest. She threw back the lid, fixed her black eyes on Probyn, and waited.
Probyn, holding the musket in his left hand, mused a moment. Then he asked : 121 BY REEF AND PALM.
•'Whose man is he?" " Mine," said Tahori ; ** he is from Oaitupu, and my bondman." "Has he a wife?" " No ; he is poor and works in my puraka^ field." " Good," s-id Probyn, and he mo- tioned to hi» wife.
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