Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 373
ns, and leaves them out for the sun to dothe rest—and it does. Verily the youngster inHawaii is never at a loss for occupation andamusement. After all, on an island, water sports must beexpected to take first place. It is not surprising,therefore, that many houses in Honolulu containswimming-pool… … DIVING FOR DIMES AND NICKELS. A JUMP OF FIFTY ORSIXTY FEET IS NOTHING TO THESE HAWAIIAN BOYS. the bath—then the next day the pool or bath-house is turned over to the boys. You can tell theboys day from afar by the noise and splashing.The Japanese have introduced at least onesport to the notice of…
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