Ka Hae Hawaii, Volume 4, Number 14, 6 July 1859 — Untitled [ARTICLE]

Mahea ka maikai, mahea ka helekelena anei, ma ka hanp anei? Ua mokuahana ka manap 0 kanaka i ke kumu o ka maikai io. Ofclb kekahi poe. ma ka maka ka helehelena o ka maikai. A maikai ka maka, ke kioo a me □a lala; maikai ka leo, a maikai hoi ka heie aoa, aohe kekee aohe oi, aohe hikaka, pok>lei maoli no, oia ka maikai. Aka, e nmau hou ako au, Mahea ke kumu o ka maikai? Aole anei ia ma ka naau? “ 1 maikai ole ka manao a rae ka hana «na, ua pau hoke ko kakou mahalo ana i ka maka ma>kai. Aia kekahi kaikamahine maka maikai. Ka biwahiwa ia a kona mau makua. Ke aahn nei ia i na lole nani. Aohe kina iloko o kona kino mai ke poo a ka wawae. Ud aoia oia i ka palapala a naauao. Heaha ka meaikoe? He kaikamahine hookuli, hookiekie, paakiki, lalau. Utf papa na makua ia ia e- noho malie, e hana i ka pooo, mai hoolauna rac na mea kolPhe, me ka poe hoopono e hele ai. Ua hoolohe ole kela i k« leo o na makua a o na kumuao. Heaha ka hope o keia kaikamahine? U& »ke kakou t kona hope, no ka mea, he nui ia poe a pau e like ana me ia. Ua roare ia me kekahi kane maikai, aka, aole ia 1 nohapooo.meia, ua lalau kona oaau mahope o na e ac. Ua haalele i« i ke kane

0 kona \va opio, a ua pili me ke kane mare de. No ka maikai o kona maka, ua kii mai ria kane lalau he nui ia ia, a ua lilo na la* kou. Ekali iki kakou alaila imi hou kakou ia ia, Mahea ia wahi i keia wa hou, Ua lilo ia i wnhine poino wale! Ua mae kona nani, ua puni i ka mai, ua hoopaiiuaia e kona poe 1 mahalo mai. Ua haaleleia e ka poe nana , ia i mala, ua ilihune, ua iike me ka puu . opalai , Oia ka hua i loaa mai iloko o kona hookuli ana i na leo i aoia ia ia e noho malie ma ka , hana maikai. Oiaio no, aole ma ka inaka ka malkai,. ma ka hana maikai no. E na makua, e makaala oukou i na keiki a oukou o hewa,