Scenes in the Hawaiian Islands And California
Scenes in the Hawaiian Islands And California
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I could not return them, for that would give offense, and as I was unwilling to keep them, I put them into the missionary-box.
To-morrow we will leave Honolulu.
J by Google VIII.
OME, aunty," said Willie, " we are all ready for our journey." So I began.
We rode down to the steamer Kilauea about four o'clock Monday afternoon.
A great crowd was on the wharf; among them many of our good friends to see us off. Indeed, we could not feel that we were strangers in a strange land. The sight of the stea...mer was a novel one ; the deck was covered with men.
women, children, and dogs, with mats, cala- bashes, etc. It is quite a fashion here to trim the hair with flowers, and to wear them 76 Hosted by Google FR OM HOJSrOL UL U TO HIL O. 77 strung about the neck. Many of these people were so decorated, and it made quite a lively scene, with their gay calico dresses.
The women generally have their hair divided into two long braids behind ; these they bring up on the top of the head with a round comb, and slip the flowers in about the comb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I could not return them, for that would give offense, and as I was unwilling to keep them, I put them into the missionary-box.
To-morrow we will leave Honolulu.
J by Google VIII.
OME, aunty," said Willie, " we are all ready for our journey." So I began.
We rode down to the steamer Kilauea about four o'clock Monday afternoon.
A great crowd was on the wharf; among them many of our good friends to see us off. Indeed, we could not feel that we were strangers in a strange land. The sight of the stea...mer was a novel one ; the deck was covered with men.
women, children, and dogs, with mats, cala- bashes, etc. It is quite a fashion here to trim the hair with flowers, and to wear them 76 Hosted by Google FR OM HOJSrOL UL U TO HIL O. 77 strung about the neck. Many of these people were so decorated, and it made quite a lively scene, with their gay calico dresses.
The women generally have their hair divided into two long braids behind ; these they bring up on the top of the head with a round comb, and slip the flowers in about the comb.
What to read after Scenes in the Hawaiian Islands And California?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anderson Mary Evarts to read onlineMoreLess
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