Chapter I: The birth of the PrincessA

II. The flight to Paliuli
III. Kauakahialii meets the Princess
VI. Aiwohikupua goes to woo the Princess
V. The boxing match with Cold-nose
VI. The house thatched with bird feathers
VII. The Woman of the Mountain
VIII. The refusal of the Princess
IX. Aiwohikupua deserts his sisters
X. The sisters' songs
XI. Abandoned in the forest
XII. Adoption by the Princess
XIII. Hauailiki goes surf riding
XIV. The stubbornness of Laieikawai
XV. Aiwohikupua meets the guardians of Paliuli
XVI. The Great Lizard of Paliuli
XVII. The battle between the Dog and the Lizard
XVIII. Aiwohikupua's marriage with the Woman of the Mountain
XIX. The rivalry of Hina and Poliahu
XX. A suitor is found for the Princess
XXI. The Rascal of Puna wins the Princess
XXII. Waka's revenge
XXIII. The Puna Rascal deserts the Princess
XXIV. The marriage of the chiefs
XXV. The Seer finds the Princess
XXVI. The Prophet of God
XXVII. A journey to the Heavens
XXVIII. The Eyeball-of-the-Sun
XXIX. The warning of vengeance
XXX. The coming of the Beloved
XXXI. The Beloved falls into sin
XXXII. The Twin Sister
XXXIII. The Woman of Hana
XXXIV. The Woman of the Twilight

[Footnote A: The titles of chapters are added for convenience in reference and are not found in the text.]

Notes on the text

Appendix: Abstracts from Hawaiian stories
I. Song of Creation, as translated by Liliuokalani
II. Chants relating to the origin of the group
III. Hawaiian folk tales, romances, or moolelo

Index to references

ILLUSTRATIONS

PLATE 91. A kahuna or native sorcerer
92. In the forests of Puna
93. A Hawaiian paddler
94. Mauna Kea in its mantle of snow
95. A native grass house of the humbler class