Note 17 — CONTENTS (continued 5)
Reading edition
Opu ame ke poo; head and stomach; no hai, belonged to others. The seat of thought with Hawaiians was the stomach; and to be so misled indicated that some one else possessed his mind. ↑
Reading edition
Opu ame ke poo; head and stomach; no hai, belonged to others. The seat of thought with Hawaiians was the stomach; and to be so misled indicated that some one else possessed his mind. ↑