Ka Lahui Hawaii, Volume III, Number 45, 8 November 1877 — NAHELEHELE LIILII. [ARTICLE]

NAHELEHELE LIILII.

Ho keiki uuku o Kale, 4 makahiki, maloko oia o ka mala me kona makuahine. Iko lakou hele ana, heomaka oia e huki i na nahelehele liilii iw&ena 0 na pua, loaa koke iaia kekahi nahelehele nui loa, huki oia me kona ikaika a pau, aole nae i heino, hoao oia i kftkahi mau manawa a waiho malie, a olelo, e ka makuahine, aole hiki ia'u ke huki 1 keia nahelehele. No ke aha? e Kale. No ka mea, he nui loa, aia kona mau aa maloko loa o ka lepo. Oia ke kumu oiaio, o kuu keiki, a ko hai aku nei au ia oe, ua like keia mau uiihelehele me na howa. Ho oiaio, lie mea hewa na liewa a pau, a ho mea e huhu ai ke Akuu, aka, e like me na nahelehele, ho liiki no ia oo ke huki ia lakou i ka wa o piopio, aka, ina ae ia lakou a loaa na kumu ikaika a me na aa ioloa i helo loa ilalo, he me& paakiki loa ke laweia lakou. E hoao oe e kuu keiki e hookaawule aku i na hana ino i ka wa opiopio. "E hoomanao i ka Mea Nana oe i haua, i na la opiopio o kou noho ana." A mai hoot>oiua i keia, "o ka makau i ke Akua, oia ka mole o ka naauao." | Youths Compan,'o i.