Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 124
andmany other Hawaiian dishes, which were very delicious. After our feast, or luau, we sang songs and then re-tired, as our saying was: Early to bed and early torise makes one healthy, wealthy, and wise. My bed was in a tent under a lahua-tree covered withred blossoms, and sharing it with me were… … I woke before the sun was up, and finding all but one girl slumber-ing, we dressed, secured a can, and started off to get the milk. After a hearty breakfast we went for a swim in a fresh-water pool,which to reach one had to nearly roll down a very steep ravine. After this refreshing bath a trip up…
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