Note 9 — Chapter XXIX · HIIAKA’S ADDRESS TO CAPE KAENA
Reading edition
Huli ke alo i ka paia. To sleep with one’s face turned to the wall was reckoned to indicate a high degree of confidence in one’s safety. ↑
Reading edition
Huli ke alo i ka paia. To sleep with one’s face turned to the wall was reckoned to indicate a high degree of confidence in one’s safety. ↑