Note 4 — CONTENTS. (continued 5)

While Aikanaka was brooding with love for his wives the thought occurred to him to seek the death of his younger brother4 Kawelo. Soon afterwards all the people of Kauai assembled and consulted with their great king Aikanaka.5 The task of spear practice was begun, and the men became highly dexterous in that service. They spent much time in its exercise, and, very long afterwards, a longing took hold of Kawelo to go sightseeing in circuiting Oahu; hence, he said to the father: “How great is my desire to sail and tour all of Oahu!” The father answered: “Go as your desire dictates.”