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

Note 29 — CONTENTS.

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There are plenty of wild turkeys29 on this hill, turkeys which are not cared for by man, and which simply wander about. They are called wild. There are some cattle and horses running on this hill which belong to the teachers of this seminary; there are none for the pupils, only for the teachers. Why is it that the pupils of this school are not allowed to keep horses for themselves? Perhaps it is because they favor30 the white men; they can’t be Hawaiians, else they would recognize their own.

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