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Fornander collection of Hawaiian antiquities and folk-lore, Volume 2 (of 3)

Note 76 — CONTENTS (continued 3)

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After Makalii had departed from the presence of Kamapuaa, up came Kahikiula,76 the father of Kamapuaa, a great warrior. When Kamapuaa saw his father his love for him began to well up within him and so he said to Kaneiki: “There is your man.” Kaneiki replied: “He is a powerful man and a great warrior.” Kamapuaa said: “If he is such a great warrior he would have retained possession of his own land, Oahu, and some one else would not have acquired it.”

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