My Trip in the John Williams
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After this meeting came another of a more festive kind. We were summoned to the schoolroom, all the company following us. We found the women and all the young people gathered in their best attire and all full of excitement. We were scarcely seated when we heard the sound of singing in the distance, and soon a dozen Samoan women appeared dressed " Fa Samoa. " They had siapo or bark cloth skirts wrapped round them from the waist to the ankles, wreaths of leaves and flowers were wound round their ...FIJI AND NIUE 145 bodies and necks, and flowers in their hair. They walked in single file with great dignity and deliberateness, each carrying a live fowl, which they laid at our feet as an "Alofa" and retired. Then came another party of men and women who performed a very picturesque action song, in the fashion of Rarotonga, to the music of a tin bath, which served as a kettle-drum. Then party after party came and sang native songs of welcome. The per- formance ended with a gymnastic display by a youth who had been to Tonga and Sydney, and who had evidently made the best use of his opportunities in watching a circus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After this meeting came another of a more festive kind. We were summoned to the schoolroom, all the company following us. We found the women and all the young people gathered in their best attire and all full of excitement. We were scarcely seated when we heard the sound of singing in the distance, and soon a dozen Samoan women appeared dressed " Fa Samoa. " They had siapo or bark cloth skirts wrapped round them from the waist to the ankles, wreaths of leaves and flowers were wound round their ...FIJI AND NIUE 145 bodies and necks, and flowers in their hair. They walked in single file with great dignity and deliberateness, each carrying a live fowl, which they laid at our feet as an "Alofa" and retired. Then came another party of men and women who performed a very picturesque action song, in the fashion of Rarotonga, to the music of a tin bath, which served as a kettle-drum. Then party after party came and sang native songs of welcome. The per- formance ended with a gymnastic display by a youth who had been to Tonga and Sydney, and who had evidently made the best use of his opportunities in watching a circus.
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