Ka Lama Hawaii, Volume I, Number 18, 1 September 1834 — Untitled [ARTICLE]

vYo ka kani kau ana o ke kane ika wahine i /fO lilo ana i ke kane ho\t. Ina i lilo ka wahine a kekahi kanaka i kekahi kanaka e ae. uwe ! no ia i ke a!oha o kana wahine; a | kaavve ia ia ilio a make. A pela no ka wahine ke lilo kana kane i kekahi wahine, uwe no i ke aloha a kaawe ia ia iho e make no ke aloha no on:.; o ke •110 hookahi ana no ia o keia mau mea a pau. Eia kekahi, ina he wahine make m .oli, he wahine maikai loa! paha, a nui loa kona aloha i kana kane, a me kona mau makua ponoi, a me na makua o ke kane* me na makamaka o lakou a pau Ioa ? akoakoa pu lakou a pau 3 o-

lelo lakou i kekahi i kahi; e hoomake kakou ia ia nei, ae like ae la lakou a paU, a hana iho la i ka la i make ai ua wahine la, oia ka la e ai ole ai i ka ai mai kakahiaka a ahiahi poeleel"e; alaila ai i ka ai. Eia kekahi, o ka manao o n<i makua i na keiki; he mau keiki ui paha: manao laua e waiwai auanei kaua ika kaua mau keiki, manao laua e hoomoe i kane lawaia paha, i kane ai aina, i kane kalaiwaa, a makemake ole na keiki e moe; alaila, hoomaau loa na makua i na keiki; no ka mea, e ake no Lua e moe i ke kane a laua imakemake ai, alaila. oluolu ko laua manao.