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Tell her that in order to help her people
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we intend to establish missionaries
throughout these islands.

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I know little bit English already.
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How you meaning help my people?
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- Help them to know God.
- And reading, too, and writing.

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Writing?
This is good. It is our need.

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In one month time,
I learn plenty writing.

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But first you must learn about God,
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without Whose grace
all writing is useless.

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First write.
Then maybe I listen your god.

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She says you are adorable,
puny women.

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Will you tell her that
she and your father are very handsome?

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And that Lahaina
seems as lovely as New England,

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though in quite a different way.
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Alolha nui! Alolha nui!
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Alolha nui means love intense.
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I like you here.
You stay Lahaina.

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She teach me write.
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Alii Nui.
I'm not assigned to your island.

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My mission is in Honolulu.
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Where you go, I not care.
Her stay here.

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But Mrs. Hale is my wife.
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- She your wife?
- Yes.

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I let you stay, too. You come now.
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We can trade, Brother Hale.
Jephtha and I can go on to Honolulu.

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You and Sister Hale
can stay here in Lahaina.

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Her got plenty much mana.
Her one time wife with Kamehameha.

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Kamehameha had 21 wives.
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My mother is Alii Nui. So she's
entitled to other husbands as well.

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You mean...
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she was married to Kamehameha
and your father at the same time?

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She had to marry my father
because he is her brother.

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The Alii Nui may only have children
by her brother,

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otherwise her mana
would be profaned by outside blood.

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Water!
Please bring water, somebody!


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