Hawaiian Antiquities Moolelo Hawaii
Hawaiian Antiquities Moolelo Hawaii
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He now believes him to have been a kauwa. "I am strongly of the opinion that he was undoubtedly such. He lived on friendly terms with the people about him, apparently creating no aversion or fear. He had a wife who had no signs of being a kauwa. He died at Kipahulu some time in the sixties. He was a fine-looking, well made man, intelligent and self-respecting, able and ready to stand up for his own rights. I did not know anything about this man's history, but I believe him to have been a kauwa.... I would have been ashamed to have questioned him on the subject, or to have gone about seeking information from others in regard to him, " said my informant.
101 The Hawaiians are still very sensitive about this matter of the kauw'a. To this day people in reviling each other will occasionally fling out the epithet kau-w'a. The institution itself, however, has gone by.
(2) Sect. 19. I am informed that kauiv'a were marked by means of the tattoo on. The parts of the face about the eyes and on the forehead, as indicated in the accompanying cuts.
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He now believes him to have been a kauwa. "I am strongly of the opinion that he was undoubtedly such. He lived on friendly terms with the people about him, apparently creating no aversion or fear. He had a wife who had no signs of being a kauwa. He died at Kipahulu some time in the sixties. He was a fine-looking, well made man, intelligent and self-respecting, able and ready to stand up for his own rights. I did not know anything about this man's history, but I believe him to have been a kauwa.... I would have been ashamed to have questioned him on the subject, or to have gone about seeking information from others in regard to him, " said my informant.
101 The Hawaiians are still very sensitive about this matter of the kauw'a. To this day people in reviling each other will occasionally fling out the epithet kau-w'a. The institution itself, however, has gone by.
(2) Sect. 19. I am informed that kauiv'a were marked by means of the tattoo on. The parts of the face about the eyes and on the forehead, as indicated in the accompanying cuts.
What to read after Hawaiian Antiquities Moolelo Hawaii?
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