Hiwa a Tale of Ancient Hawaii
Hiwa a Tale of Ancient Hawaii
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The spearmen raised a great shout and cried : " His word is as the word of Ku, and we will follow Kaanaana, our high -chief, where spears are thickest, even unto death !" Hiwa accompanied them. When Kaa naana privately remonstrated, she replied: "Hardships and hunger and thirst are 78 OVER THE MOUNTAINS heaven with you, my lover, and so are wounds and death ; but without you, all the world is hell to me. What mortal man can do and suffer, that surely can I, daughter of the gods. Moreover, if th...e chiefs do not see me, whom they know, they will say that Aelani, whom they do not know, is but an impostor. My love, I must go with you. " So she went to the war, and was ever by Kaanaana's side, save at meals, which their religion forbade. Although li was now dead, Kaanaana did not seek to be Hiwa's husband, for he loved her too unselfishly to wish her to demean herself, being goddess- born, by marriage to a mortal. And she did not propose marriage to him, which would have been her place by custom, she being the higher of rank, because she would not involve him in the wrath of Ku.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The spearmen raised a great shout and cried : " His word is as the word of Ku, and we will follow Kaanaana, our high -chief, where spears are thickest, even unto death !" Hiwa accompanied them. When Kaa naana privately remonstrated, she replied: "Hardships and hunger and thirst are 78 OVER THE MOUNTAINS heaven with you, my lover, and so are wounds and death ; but without you, all the world is hell to me. What mortal man can do and suffer, that surely can I, daughter of the gods. Moreover, if th...e chiefs do not see me, whom they know, they will say that Aelani, whom they do not know, is but an impostor. My love, I must go with you. " So she went to the war, and was ever by Kaanaana's side, save at meals, which their religion forbade. Although li was now dead, Kaanaana did not seek to be Hiwa's husband, for he loved her too unselfishly to wish her to demean herself, being goddess- born, by marriage to a mortal. And she did not propose marriage to him, which would have been her place by custom, she being the higher of rank, because she would not involve him in the wrath of Ku.
What to read after Hiwa a Tale of Ancient Hawaii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund P Edmund Pearson Dole to read onlineMoreLess
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