My First Mission
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In families where they make any pretensions to cleanliness, a small calabash of water is passed round and each one rinses his or her fingers before commenc- ing to eat. To keep off the flies, a boy or a girl stands waving a Jcahih\ which is made by fastening feathers to a long slender stick. In eating, they dip their two first fingers into the calabash, load them with the "poi," and pass them into their mouths. The sucking of the fingers, the gusto with which they eat, and the incessant convers...ation mingled with laughter which they keep up, would lead a bystander to conclude that they enjoy their food. And thoy do. If the "poi"' be good, and they have plenty of fish or meat to eat with it, they have great pleasure in eating. They think white men who eat together without conversing very unsocial beings. They have an idea that it contributes to health, and to the enjoyment of the food to have pleasant and lively ccn- versation while eating.
Before leaving Lahaina, I had tasted a teaspocnful of "poi;" but the smell of it and the calabash in which it was contained was so much like that of a book-binder's old, sour paste-pot that when I 'put it to my mouth I gagged at it, and would have vomited had I swallowed it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In families where they make any pretensions to cleanliness, a small calabash of water is passed round and each one rinses his or her fingers before commenc- ing to eat. To keep off the flies, a boy or a girl stands waving a Jcahih\ which is made by fastening feathers to a long slender stick. In eating, they dip their two first fingers into the calabash, load them with the "poi," and pass them into their mouths. The sucking of the fingers, the gusto with which they eat, and the incessant convers...ation mingled with laughter which they keep up, would lead a bystander to conclude that they enjoy their food. And thoy do. If the "poi"' be good, and they have plenty of fish or meat to eat with it, they have great pleasure in eating. They think white men who eat together without conversing very unsocial beings. They have an idea that it contributes to health, and to the enjoyment of the food to have pleasant and lively ccn- versation while eating.
Before leaving Lahaina, I had tasted a teaspocnful of "poi;" but the smell of it and the calabash in which it was contained was so much like that of a book-binder's old, sour paste-pot that when I 'put it to my mouth I gagged at it, and would have vomited had I swallowed it.
What to read after My First Mission?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Q George Quayle Cannon to read onlineMoreLess
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