Legends of Old Honolulu
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Shoot that rat whose whiskers are by a leaf of that aweoweo tree. The body is concealed, but I can see the whiskers. Shoot that rat, O Mainele!" Mainele looked the shrubs all over carefully, but could not see the least sign of a rat. The l62 LEGENDS OF HONOLULU people went near and thrust arrows among the leaves, but could see nothing.
Then Mainele said: "There is no rat in that place. I have looked where you said. You are a lying child when you say that you see the whiskers of a rat." Pikoi in...sisted that the rat was there. Mainlee was vexed, and said: "Behold all the treasur le have won from the chiefess and the treasure which we are now betting. You shall have it all if you shoot and strike the whiskers of any rat in that small tree. If you do not strike a rat I will simply claim the present bet." Then Pikoi took out of the bundle held by his father a bow and an arrow. He carefully strung his bow and fixed the arrow, pointing the eye of that arrow toward the place pointed out before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shoot that rat whose whiskers are by a leaf of that aweoweo tree. The body is concealed, but I can see the whiskers. Shoot that rat, O Mainele!" Mainele looked the shrubs all over carefully, but could not see the least sign of a rat. The l62 LEGENDS OF HONOLULU people went near and thrust arrows among the leaves, but could see nothing.
Then Mainele said: "There is no rat in that place. I have looked where you said. You are a lying child when you say that you see the whiskers of a rat." Pikoi in...sisted that the rat was there. Mainlee was vexed, and said: "Behold all the treasur le have won from the chiefess and the treasure which we are now betting. You shall have it all if you shoot and strike the whiskers of any rat in that small tree. If you do not strike a rat I will simply claim the present bet." Then Pikoi took out of the bundle held by his father a bow and an arrow. He carefully strung his bow and fixed the arrow, pointing the eye of that arrow toward the place pointed out before.
What to read after Legends of Old Honolulu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W D William Drake Westervelt to read onlineMoreLess
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