By Reef Palm
By Reef Palm
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" d37) THE DOCTOR'S WIFE CONSANGUINITY FROM A POLYNESIAN STANDPOINT " OHO ! " said Lagisiva, the widow, tossing her hair back over her shoulders, as she raised the heavy, fluted tappa mallet in her thick, strong right hand, and dealt the tappa cloth a series of quick strokes " Oho ! " said the dark-faced Lagisiva, looking up at the White Man, " because I be a woman dost think me a fool ? I tell thee I know some of the customs of the papalagi the white foreigners. Much wisdom have ye in many thi...ngs ; but again I tell thee, O friend of my sons, that in some other things the people of thy nation, ay, of all white nations, they be as the beasts of the forest the wild goat and pig without reason and without 138 BY REEF AND PALM shame. Tah ! Has not my eldest son, Tui Fau, whom the white men call Bob, lived for seven years in Sini (Sydney), when he returned from those places by New Guinea, where he was diver ? And he has filled my ears with the bad and shameless customs of the papalagi. Tah !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" d37) THE DOCTOR'S WIFE CONSANGUINITY FROM A POLYNESIAN STANDPOINT " OHO ! " said Lagisiva, the widow, tossing her hair back over her shoulders, as she raised the heavy, fluted tappa mallet in her thick, strong right hand, and dealt the tappa cloth a series of quick strokes " Oho ! " said the dark-faced Lagisiva, looking up at the White Man, " because I be a woman dost think me a fool ? I tell thee I know some of the customs of the papalagi the white foreigners. Much wisdom have ye in many thi...ngs ; but again I tell thee, O friend of my sons, that in some other things the people of thy nation, ay, of all white nations, they be as the beasts of the forest the wild goat and pig without reason and without 138 BY REEF AND PALM shame. Tah ! Has not my eldest son, Tui Fau, whom the white men call Bob, lived for seven years in Sini (Sydney), when he returned from those places by New Guinea, where he was diver ? And he has filled my ears with the bad and shameless customs of the papalagi. Tah !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Becke And Walter Jeffery to read onlineMoreLess
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