 | Charles Samuel Stewart - 1831 - 390 lehte
...deportment in receiving us, were those of a lady. A neatly bound copy of the Gospel of Luke, in the Hawaiian version, the first I had seen, was found...with a blank book, in which she had been writing. The captain was exceedingly pleased with this specimen of private life ; and, for some time, could... | |
 | Charles Samuel Stewart - 1831 - 368 lehte
...deportment in receiving us, were those of a lady. A neatly bound copy of the Gospel of Luke, in the Hawaiian version, the first I had seen, was found lying on the sofo, with a blank book, in which she had been writing. The captain was exceedingly pleased with this... | |
 | Charles Samuel Stewart - 1832 - 386 lehte
...bound copy of the Gospel of Luke, in the Hawaiian version, the first I had seen, was found lying en the sofa, with a blank book in which she had been writing. o The captain was exceedingly pleased with this specimen of private life ; and for some time could... | |
 | Charles Samuel Stewart - 1833 - 480 lehte
...deportment in receiving us, were those of a lady. A neatly bound copy of the Gospel of Luke, in the Hawaiian version, the first I had seen, was found...with a blank book, in which she had been writing. The captain was exceedingly pleased with this specimen of private life ; and, for some time, could... | |
 | Charles Samuel Stewart - 1833 - 322 lehte
...deportment in receiving us, were those of a lady. A neatly bound copy of the Gospel of Luke, in the Hawaiian version, the first I had seen, was found...with a blank book, in which she had been writing, The captain was exceedingly pleased with this specimen of private life; and, for some time, could scarce... | |
 | Michael Russell - 1842 - 464 lehte
...deportment in receiving us, were those of a lady. A neatly bound copy of the Gospel of Luke in the Hawaiian version, the first I had seen, was found...with a blank book in which she had been writing." This missionary, now chaplain of a ship of war, accompanied his friends on other visits, where every... | |
 | 1845 - 378 lehte
...deportment in receiving us, were those of a lady. A neatly-bound copy of the Gospel of Luke in the Hawaiian version, the first I had seen, was found...with a blank book in which she had been writing." This missionary, now chaplain of a ship of war, accompanied his friends on other visits, where everything... | |
 | Leitch Ritchie - 1846 - 532 lehte
...things that were sacred in their eyes, but the divine principle that had rendered them sacred — the taboo. The taboo was no more. Some malcontents indeed...little islands that were discovered in a state of savageisui sixtyeight years ago !), consisting of a House of Nobles and a House of Representatives,... | |
 | Michael Russell - 1852 - 504 lehte
...deportment in receiving us, were those of a lady. A neatly bound copy of the Gospel of Luke in the Hawaiian version, the first I had seen, was found...with a blank book in which she had been writing." This missionary, afterwards chaplain of a ship of war, accompanied his friends on other visits, where... | |
 | Joseph King - 1899 - 192 lehte
...whole deportment in receiving us were those of a lady. A neatly bound copy of the Gospel of Luke in the Hawaiian version, the first I had seen, was found...with a blank book in which she had been writing."! The general condition of the population must not be judged by such exceptional scenes as these, but... | |
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... with papers and books in the language of the country. From this she appeared to have risen, as we entered the farther door. Her dress, manner, and whole deportment in receiving us, were those of a lady. A neatly bound copy of the Gospel of Luke, in... 
