Pele and Hiiaka: A Myth From Hawaii

Pele and Hiiaka: A Myth From Hawaii

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Nathaniel Bright Emerson

PELE IN THE BOSOM OF HER FAMILY

PELE MEETS AND FASCINATES LOHIAU

LOHIAU COMES TO HIMSELF HIS DEATH THE THREAT OF PAOA

PELE AWAKES FROM HER SLEEP

PELE MAKES A PROPOSITION TO HER SISTERS

HIIAKA CONSENTS TO PELE'S PROPOSITION

HIIAKA STARTS ON HER JOURNEY

THE GIRL PA-PULEHU THE FEAST

HIIAKA CHOOSES THE ROUTE THROUGH PANA-EWA

HIIAKA'S BATTLE WITH PANA-EWA

HIIAKA HAS VARIOUS ADVENTURES THE SHARK MAKAU-KIU

THE ROUT OF THE MAHIKI

HIIAKA LOOPS BACK IN HER JOURNEY

HIIAKA MEETS MOTHER-GRUNDY

THE VOYAGE TO MAUI

KAPO-ULA-KINA'U, A RELATIVE OF HIIAKA THE MAIMED GIRL MANA-MANA-IA-KALU-EA

HIIAKA RESTORES TO LIFE MANA-MANA-IA-KALU-EA

HIIAKA EMPLOYS THE ART OF MAGIC AS A MEANS OF DISGUISING

HIIAKA FINDS A RELATIVE IN MAKA-PU'U KO'OLAU WEATHER MALEI

HIIAKA EXPERIENCES KOOLAU WEATHER

HIIAKA DESCRIBES THE SCENE BEFORE HER

HIIAKA ADDRESSES POHAKU-O-KAUA'I THE TWO WOMEN RIG UP A

THE LAME FISHERMAN HIS EPIC RECITAL CELEBRATING PELE

HIIAKA LEARNS OF THE DEATH OF LOHIAU

HIIAKA UTTERS MANY PRAYERS TO RESTORE LOHIAU TO LIFE

HIIAKA CONTINUES HER PRAYERS

THEY DESCEND FROM THE CLIFF BY RAINBOW BRIDGES LOHIAU, RESTORED, GOES A-SURFING

THE GODS COME TO LOHIAU'S FEAST

HIIAKA'S ADDRESS TO CAPE KAENA

WHAT HIIAKA SAW FROM THE HEIGHT OF POHA-KEA

HIIAKA VISITS PELE-ULA AT KOU THE HULA KILU

HIIAKA EXTRICATES HER CHARGE FROM THE DANGEROUS FASCINATIONS OF THE KILU 1

HIIAKA ALONE WITH LOHIAU

PELE'S BRIGADE IS SENT TO THE ATTACK OF LOHIAU

THE DEATH OF LOHIAU

PAOA SEEKS OUT THE BODY OF HIS DEAD FRIEND LOHIAU

PAOA COMES BEFORE PELE

CHAPTER XXXVIII

HIIAKA AND LOHIAU . . . A REUNION

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N. B. Emerson.

Signature: N. B. Emerson.

PELE AND HIIAKA

A Myth From Hawaii

By
NATHANIEL B. EMERSON, A. M., M. D.
HONOLULU, HAWAII
Author of The Long Voyages of the Ancient Hawaiians, and of Unwritten Literature of Hawaii, Translator of David Malo’s Hawaiian Antiquities

PRINTED BY
Honolulu Star-Bulletin Limited
1915

Copyright, 1915, by

N. B. EMERSON.

Published March, 1915.

TO
HER MAJESTY LILIUOKALANI
AND
HER BELOVED HAWAIIAN
PEOPLE

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