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Pele and Hiiaka: A Myth From Hawaii

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Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Emerson, Nathaniel Bright
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The mountain turns the cold shoulder: song by Hiiaka 109
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The mount is convulsed, it belches flame: war-song of the gods 44
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The Mount is convulsed; the surging fire: song by Lohiau 206
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The neck of Hilo is heavy: song by Hiiaka 59
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The pit-smoke blankets the heavens: song by Hiiaka 21
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The rain doth replenish the heavens: song by Hiiaka 17
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There’s turmoil and heaving of strata: song by Paoa 231
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The sentence of death is affirmed: song by Hiiaka 77
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The smart of love o’erwhelms me: song by Lohiau 178
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The stars are on fire, and the moon: song by Lohiau 211
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The upland lehua is clinker-heaped: song by Hiiaka 108
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The voice from above of a man supreme: song by Pele 43
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The voice of Puna’s sea resounds: song by Hiiaka 2
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The volant breath of the maile: song by Lohiau 176
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The world is convulsed; the earth-plates sink 223
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The Woman comes forth from the Pit: song by Hiiaka 196
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The women bundle their garments: song by the ghost-god 61
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This, surely, is not the lover: song by Hiiaka 132
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Thou art she, O tree-eater of Puna: song by Malae-ha’a-koa 111
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Thou bundle of scars from a fiery clay: song by Paoa 217
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Thou mount of enchantment, Haupu: song by Lohiau 183
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Tight-pressed is Hanalei’s throng: song by Pele 5
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To Ole-pau, the heavenly, the King: song by Waihinano, the sorceress 77
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To swim this tossing sea: song by Hiiaka 48
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To the temple, its healing rite: prayer by Hiiaka 150
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Two rivers that chafe their banks: song by Lohiau 183
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’Twas maid Hiiaka plucked the bloom: song by Hiiaka 191
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Ua ino Hono-kohau; he Ulu-au nui ka makani: oli by Mana-mana-ia-kaluea 69
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Ua make ia: oli by Hiiaka 77
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Ua pu’e ia e ke one ka lehua o uka: oli by Hiiaka 108
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Ua wela Pu’-lena i ke ahi: pule by Lohiau 193
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Unstable the bridge: song by Hiiaka 58
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Vile, vile is this Koolau weather: song by Hiiaka 90
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Wai-alua has a fourfold charm: song by Hiiaka 99
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Wai-alua, land of the sounding sea: song by Hiiaka 99
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We enter the fragrant groves: song by Hiiaka 98
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Wehe’a iho nei loko o ka moe: oli by Lohiau 176
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Wela ka hoku, ka Maláma: oli by Lohiau 210
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We meet at Ewa’s leaf-shaped lagoon, friend: song by Hiiaka 167
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We stood to sail with my kindred beloved: travel song of Pele XI

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