Chapter XXII: Canto II (4)

A EULOGY for the princess: song for the _hula ku’i Molokai_ 209

A HAMAKUA AU: _mele_ for the _hula kaekeeke_ 122

A HILO _au, e_: _mele_ for the _hula pa’i-umauma_ 203

AIA I _Wai-pi’o Paka’alana_: old _mele_ set to music VIII 162

AI-HA’A, a style of recitation 58

AILOLO OFFERING, at graduation from the school of the _halau_ 32
eating of 34
inspection of 33

A KAUAI, _a ke olewa iluna_: _mele_ for the _hula Pele_ 189

A KE KUAHIWI: a _kanaenae_ to Laka 16

A KOA’E-KEA: _mele_ for the _hula ala’a-papa_ 67

A KOOLAU WAU: _mele_ for the _hula ala’a-papa_ 59

A LALO _maua o Waipi’o_: _mele_ for the _hula íliíli_ 120

ALAS, alas, maimed are my hands! lament of Mana-mana-ia-kaluea
212

ALAS, I am seized by the shark: song for the _hula manó_ 222

ALAS, there’s no stay to the smoke! song for the _hula Pele_ 195

ALOHA _na hale o makou: mele komo_, welcome to the _halau_ 39

ALOHA _wale oe_: song with music IX 164

ALTAR-PRAYER—
at _ailolo_ inspection: Laka sits in her shady grove 34
at _ailolo_ service: O goddess Laka! 34
in prose speech: _E ola ia’u, i ka malihini_ 46
Invoke we now the four thousand 22
Thou art Laka 42
to Kane and Kapo: Now Kane, approach 45
to Laka: Here am I, O Laka from the mountains 20
to Laka: This my wish 43
to Laka: This spoil and rape of the wildwood 19

ALTAR, visible abode of the deity 15

A MACKEREL SKY, time for foul weather: song for the _hula
ala’a-papa_ 70

AMI, not a motion of lewd intent 210

AMUSEMENTS in Hawaii communal 13

ANKLET SONG: Fragrant the grasses 49

AOLE AU E HELE _ka li’u-la o Maná_: _mele_ for the _hula pa-ipu_
79

AOLE E MAO _ka ohu_: _mele_ for the _hula Pele_ 195

AOLE I MANAO IA: _mele_ for the _hula úli-ulí_ 108

A PILI, _a pili_: _mele_ for the _hula hoonaná_ 244

A PIT LIES (far) to the East: song for the _hula pa-ipu_ 86

A PLOVER at the full of the sea: song for the _hula kolea_ 220

A PUA _ka wiliwili_: a bit of folk-lore (note) 221

A PUNA AU: _mele_ for the _hula pahu_ 104

A SEARCH for a sweetheart: song for the _hula ulili_ 247

ASPERSION in ceremonial purification 15

ASSONANCE by word-repetition 227

A STORM from the sea: song for the _hula pa-ipu_ 78

AT HILO I rendezvoused with the _lehua_: song for the _hula
pa’i-umauma_ 203

ATTITUDE of the Hawaiian toward—
nature 262
song 159
the gods 225

AT WAILUA stands the main house-post: song for the _hula Pele_
192

AUHEA _wale oe, e ka Makani Inu-wai_? _mele_ for the _hula
úli-ulí_ 110

AUWE, _auwe, mo’ ku’u lima_! lament of Mana-mana-ia-kaluea 212

AUWE, _pau au i ka manó nui, e_! _mele_ for the _hula manó_ 221

A ÚWEUWÉ _ke ko’e a ke kae_: _mele oli_ in the game of _kilu_ 240

AWA DEBAUCH of Kane 131

AWILIWILI _i ka hale o ka lauwili, e_: a proverbial saying
(note) 53

AX OF BROADEST EDGE I’m hight: song for the _hula pua’a_ 230

BAMBOO RATTLE, the _puili_ 144

BEDECK now the board for the feast: song-prayer for the
_hula Pele_ 200

BEGOTTEN were the gods of graded rank: song of cosmology
(note) 196

BEHOLD KAUNÁ, that sprite of windy Ka-ú: song for the
_hula Pele_ 193

BIG WITH CHILD is the princess Ku: song for the _hula pa-ipu_ 81

BIT OF FOLK-LORE: _A pua ka wiliwili_ (note) 221
When flowers the _wiliwili_ (note) 221

BLACK CRABS are climbing: song for the _hula mu’umu’u_ 214

BLOOM OF LEHUA on altar piled: prayer to remove tabu at
intermission 127

BLOW, BLOW, thou wind of Hilo! old sea song (note) 65

BURST OF SMOKE from the pit: song for the _hula pa-ipu_ 89

CADENCE IN MUSIC 140

CALABASH HULAS 102

CALL TO THE MAN to come in: song of welcome to the _halau_ 41

CASTANETS 147

CEREMONIAL CLEANSING in the _halau_ 30

CIPHER SPEECH 97

CLOTHING OR COVERING, illustrated by gesture 178

COCONUT DRUM, _puniu_ 141

COME NOW, MANONO: song for the _hula pa’i-umauma_ 204

COME UP to the wildwood, come: song for the _hula ohe_ 136

COMRADE MINE in the robe-stripping gusts of Lalau: song for
the _hula kilu_ 241

CONVENTIONAL GESTURES 180, 182

COSTUME of the _hula_ dancer 49

COURT OF THE ALII the recruiting ground for _hula_ performers 27

CULTS of the _hula_ folk—were there two? 47

DANCE, a premeditated affair in Hawaii 13

DAVID MALO, _hulas_ mentioned by 107

DEATH, represented by gesture 178

DÉBUT of a _hula_ performer 35

DÉBUT-SONG of a _hula_ performer: _Ka nalu nui, a ku ka nalu
mai Kona_ 35

DECORATIONS of the _kuahu_—the choice limited 19

DISMISSING PRAYER at intermission: Doomed sacrifice I 129

DISPENSATION granted to pupils before graduation from the
_halau_ 33

DIVISIONS of _mele_ recitation in the _hula_ 58

DOOMED SACRIFICE I: dismissing prayer at intermission 129

DRESSING SONG of _hula_ girls: _Ku ka punohu ula_ 55

DRUM—
description of 140
introduced by La’a-mai-Kahiki 141

DRUM HULA, the 103

E ALA, _e Kahiki-ku_: _mele_ for the _hula Pele_ 196

E HEA _i ke kanáka e komo maloko (mele komo)_: welcome to
the _halau_ 41

E HOOPONO _ka hele_: _mele_ apropos of Nihi-aumoe 94

E HOOULU _ana i Kini o ke Akua_: altar-prayer 21

EIA KE KUKO, _ka li’a_: altar-prayer, to Laka 43

EI’AU, _e Laka mai uka_: altar-prayer 20

E IHO _ana oluna_: oracular utterance of Kapihe 99

E KAUKAU _i hale manu, e_: _mele_ for the _hula ki’i_ 99

E LAKA, E! _mele kuahu_ at _aiolo_ service 34

E LE’E KAUKAU: _mele_ for the hula _ki’i_ 98

ELEELE KAUKAU: _mele_ for the _hula ki’i_ 97

ELLIS, REV. WILLIAM—
his description of the “_hura ka-raau_” 116
his remarks about the “_hura araapapa_” 71

ELOCUTION and rhythmic accent in Hawaiian song 158

E MANONO _la, ea_: _mele_ for the _hula pa’i-umauma_ 204

ENGULFED in heaven’s abyss: song for the _hula kilu_ 243

E OE MAUNA _i ka ohu_: _mele_ for the _hula Pele_ 194

E OLA IA’U, _i ka malihini_: altar-prayer, in prose speech 46

E PI’I _ka nahele_: _mele_ for the _hula ohe_ 135

E PI’I _ka-wai ka nahele_: _mele_ for the _hula niau-kani_ 133

EPITHALAMIUM, _mele_ for the _hula ki’i: O Wanahili ka po loa
ia Manu’a_ 100

E ULU, _e ulu_: altar-prayer to the _Kini Akua_ 46

EWA’S LAGOON is red with dirt: song for the _hula pa-ipu_ 84

E WEWEHI, _ke, ke_! _mele_ for the _hula ki’i_ 94

FABLE, Hawaiian love of 111

FACIAL EXPRESSION 179

FAME TRUMPETS your conquests each day: song for the
_hula ku’i_ 253

FEET AND LEGS in gesture 181

FISH-TREE, _Maka-léi_ (note) 17

FLOWERS acceptable for decoration 19

FLUCTUATING UTTERANCE in song, _i’i_ 158

FOLK-LORE, application of the term 114

FOREIGN INFLUENCE on Hawaiian music 138, 163

FRAGRANT THE GRASSES of high Kane-hoa: anklet song 49

FROM KAHIKI came the woman, Pele: song for the _hula Pele_ 188

FROM MOUNTAIN RETREAT—
song for the _hula ala’a-papa_ 64
with music VII 157

GAME OF KILU 235

GAME OF NA-Ú (note) 118

GENERAL REVIEW 260

GESTURE—
illustrating an obstacle 177
illustrating movement 178
influenced by convention 180
inviting to come in 179
mimetic 178
representing a plain 178
representing clothing or covering 178
representing death 178
representing union or similarity 178
taught by the _kumu-hula_ 176
with feet and legs 181

GIRD ON THE PA-Ú: tiring song 54

GLOSSARY 266

GLOWING is Kahiki, oh! song for the _hula pa-ipu_ 75

GOD—
of health, Mauli-ola (note) 198
of mirage, Lima-loa (note) 79

GODS, attitude of the Hawaiian toward the 225

GODS of the _hula_ 23

GOURD DRUM, _ipu-hula_ 142

GOURD-RATTLE, _úli-ulí_ 144

GRADUATION from the _halau_—
_ailolo_ sacrament 32, 34
ceremonies of 31
tabu-lifting prayer: Oh wildwood bouquet, oh Laka 32

HAKI _pu o ka nahelehele_: altar-prayer to Laka 18

HAKU’I _ka uahi o ka lua: mele_ for the _hula pa-ipu_ 88

HALAU—
a school for the _hula_ 30
ceremonies of graduation from 31
decorum required in 30
description of 14
its worship contrasted with that of the _heiau_ 15
passwords to 38
purification of its site 14
rules of conduct while it is abuilding 15
worship in 42

HALAU HANALEI _i ka nini a ka ua_: an _oli_ 155

HALE-MA’UMA’U (note) 229

HALL for the _hula_. See _Halau_.

HANALEI is a hall for the dance in the pouring rain: a song 155

HANAU _ke apapa nu’u_: song of cosmology (note) 196

HAUNT of white tropic bird: song for the _hula ala’a-papa_ 67

HAWAIIAN HARP, the _ukeké_ 147

HAWAIIAN love of fable 111

HAWAIIAN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 138

HAWAIIAN MUSIC displaced by foreign 138

HAWAIIAN SLANG 98

HAWAIIAN SONG—
elocution and rhythmic accent 158
characteristics 170
melody; rhythm 171
tone-intervals 158

HAWAIIAN SPEECH, music affected by peculiarities of 139

HAWAII PONOI (national hymn) with music XIV 172

HAWAII’S VERY OWN: translation of national hymn 175

HE ALA _kai olohia: mele_ for the _hula ku’i Molokai_ 207

HEAVEN MAGIC fetch a Hilo pour: song for the _hula
ala’a-papa_ 66

HE INOA _no ka Lani: mele_ for the _hula ku’i Molokai_ 208

HE INOA _no Kamehameha_: song set to music VIII 162

HE LUA _i ka hikina: mele_ for the _hula pa-ipu_ 85

HERE AM I, O Laka from the mountains: altar-prayer to Laka 20

HE UA LA, _he ua: mele_ for the _hula kolani_ 216

HE Ú-I, _he ninau: mele_ for Kane 257

HIIAKA—
her bathing place 190
in a _kilu_ contest with Pele-ula 240
See Gods of the _hula_.

HIKI MAI, _hiki mai ka La, e! mele_ for the _hula puili_ 114

HI’U-O-LANI, _kii ka ua o Hilo: mele_ for the _hula
ala’a-papa_ 65

HOAEAE EXPLAINED 163

HOE PUNA _i ka wa’a pololo a ka ino: mele_ for the _hula
ala’a-papa_ 70

HOINAINAU _mea ipo: mele_ for the _hula ala’a-papa_ 71

HOLE WAIMEA _i ka ihe a ka makani: mele_ for the _hula
ala’a-papa_ 68

HO! MOUNTAIN of vapor puffs: song for the _hula Pele_ 194

HOOLEHELEHE-KI’I 91

HOOPA’A, a division of the _hula_ performers 28, 57

HOOPONO OE, _he aina kai Waialua i ka hau: mele_ for
_hula ala’a-papa_ 60

HOW PLEASED is the girl maimed of hand and foot: song
of Hiiaka 212

HOW PLEASING, when borne by the tide: song for the
_hula ku’i_ 252

HUAHUA’I: song with music X: _He aloha wau ia oe_ 166

HULA—
degeneration of 14
intermission of 126
support and organization 26

HULA ALA’A-PAPA, THE—
a religious service 11, 57
company—organization of 29
dancer’s costume 49
democratic side of 26
remarks on, by Rev. W. Ellis 71

HULA HOONANÁ, THE 244

HULA ÍLI-ÍLI, THE 120

HULA ILIO, THE 223

HULA KAEKEEKE, THE 122

HULA KA-LAAU 116
its novel performance on Kauai 118
responsive chanting in 116

HULA KIELEI, THE 210

HULA KI’I, THE 91

HULA KILU, THE 235

HULA KOLANI, THE 216

HULA KOLEA, THE 219

HULA KOLILI, THE 246

HULA KU’I MOLOKAI, THE 207

HULA KU’I, THE 250

HULA KUÓLO, THE 73

HULA MANÓ, THE 221

HULA MU’UMU’U, THE 212

HULA NIAU-KANI, THE 132

HULA OHELO, THE 233

HULA OHE, THE 135

HULA O-NIU, THE 248

HULA PA-HUA, THE 183

HULA PAHU, THE 103

HULA PA-IPU, THE 73

HULA PA’I-UMAUMA, THE 202

HULA PALÁNI, THE (note) 202

HULA PELE, THE 186

HULA PERFORMANCE, influenced by instrument of accompaniment 113

HULA PERFORMERS—
classes 28, 57
début 35
physique 57

HULA PUA’A, THE 228

HULA PUILI, THE 113

HULAS—
calabash hulas 102
David Malo’s list of 107
first hula 8
gods of 23
of varying dignity and rank 57
See also _Hula_ and names of various _hulas_.

HULA SONGS—their source 58

HULA ULILI, THE 246

HULA ÚLI-ULÍ, THE 107

“HURA KA RAAU,” description of, by Rev. William Ellis 116

I ALOHA _i ke ko a ka wai: mele_ for the _hula ku’i_ 251

I AM SMITTEN with spear of Kane: song for the _hula pa-hua_ 184

IDYL, typical Hawaiian 217

I’I—
a fluctuating utterance in song 158
its vowel repetition 159

I KAMA’AMA’A _la i ka pualei: mele pule_ for the _hula Pele_ 199

IKE IA KAUKINI: _mele_ to _Kaukini_ (note) 51

IKE IA KAUNÁ-WAHINE, _Makani Ka-u: mele_ for the _hula Pele_ 193

ILIÍLI, castanets 147

ILL OMEN, words of, in _mele inoa_ 37

IN PUNA WAS I: song for the _hula pahu_ 105

INTERMISSION OF HULA 126

IN THE UPLANDS, the darting flame-bird of La’a: password to
the _halau_ 41

INVITATION to come in, by gesture 179

INVOKE WE NOW the Four Thousand: altar-prayer 22

IN WAIPI’O stands Paka’alana: name-song of Kamehameha 163

IPU HULA, gourd drum 58, 142
treatment of, in _hula pa-ipu_ and in _hula ala’a-papa_ 73

I SPURN THE THOUGHT with disdain: song for the _hula úli-ulí_ 109

IT HAS COME, it has come: song for the _hula puili_ 114

IT WAS IN HAMAKUA: song for the _hula kaekeeke_ 123

I WILL NOT CHASE the mirage of Maná: song for the
_hula pa-ipu_, 80

KAEKEEKE, musical bamboo pipe, 143

KAHEA _i ka mele_, 58

KAHIKI-NUI, _auwahi ka makani: mele_ for the _hula kaekeeke_, 124

KAHIKI-NUI, land of wind-driven smoke: song for the _hula
kaekeeke_, 125

KAHIPA, _na waiu olewa: mele_ for the _hula pa’i-umauma_, 205

KAHULI AKU, _kahuli mai: mele_ apropos of the tree-shell, 121

KAKUA PA-Ú, _ahu na kiképa_: tiring song, 51

KALAKALAIHI, _kaha ka La ma ke kua o Lehua: mele_ for the
_hula kilu_, 238

KALAKAUA, a great name: song for the _hula ka-laau_, 117

KALALAU, _pali eku i ka makani: mele_ for the _hula ki’i_, 101

KA-LIU-WA’A (note), 230

KAMA-PUA’A, his relations with—
Kapo, 25
Pele, 231

KA MAWAE: song and music XI, 167

KAMEHAMEHA II, song composed by, 69

KA-MOHO-ALII (note), 229

KANAENAE TO LAKA: _A ke kuahiwi, i ke kualono_, 16

KANALOA. See Gods of the _hula_.

KANALOA TINTS HEAVEN with a blush: song for the _hula kilu_, 242

KA NALU NUI, _a ku ka nalu mai Kona_: name-song to Naihe, 35

KANE, HIKI A’E, _he maláma ia luna_: altar-prayer to Kane
and Kapo, 44

KANE is DRUNKEN with awa: song for interlude, 130

KANE’S AWA DEBAUCH, 131

KANE. See Gods of the _hula_.

KAPO—
parentage and relations to the _hula_, 47
relations with Kama-pua’a, 25
See Gods of the _hula_.

KAUAI, characteristics of its _hula_, 119

KAUHUA KU, _ka Lani, iloli ka moku: mele_ for the
_hula pa-ipu_, 80

KAU KA HA-É-A, _kau o ka hana wa ele: mele_ for the _hula
ala’a-papa_, 69

KA UKA HOLO-KIA _ahi-manu o La’a_: password to the _halau_, 41

KAULANA _mai nei Pua Lanakila: mele_ for the _hula ku’i_, 252

KAULA WEARS the ocean as a wreath: wreath-song, 56

KAULA WREATHES her brow with the ocean: song of
Mana-mana-ia-kaluea, 213

KAU LILUA _i ke anu Wai-aleale: mele_ for the _hula pahu_, 105

KAUÓ PU KA IWA _kala-pahe’e: mele_ for the _hula pa-ipu_, 76

KA WAI _opua-makani o Wailua_: an _oli_, 255

KAWELO, a sorcerer who turned shark (note), 79

KEAAU is a long strip of wild wood: song for the
_hula ala’a-papa_, 62

KEAAU SHELTERS, Waiakea lies in the calm: song for the _hula
ala’a-papa_, 61

KE AMO _la ke ko’i ke Akua la i uka: mele_ for the
_hula Pele_, 190

KEAWE—
a name of many personalities (note), 74
the red blush of dawn: old song (note), 74

KE LEI MAI _la o Kaula i ke kai, e-e!_—
_mele_ of Mana-mana-ia-kaluea, 212
wreath-song, 56

KE POHÁ NEI; _u’ína la: mele_ for the _hula o-niu_ 248

KI’I-KI’I 91

KI’I NA KA IPO: _mele_ for the _hula ulili_ 246

KILELEI, THE HULA 210

KILU, a game and a _hula_ 235

KILU-CONTEST of Hiiaka with Pele-ula 240

KING, CAPT. JAMES, on the music and dancing of the Hawaiians 149

KING’S WASH-TUBS 116

KINI AKUA, THE 24, 46

KO’I-HONUA, a style of recitation 58, 89

KO’I MAKA NUI: _mele oli_ for the _hula pua’a_ 228

KOLEA KAI PIHA: _mele_ for the _hula kolea_ 219

KONA KAI OPUA, _i kala i ka la’i: mele_ for the _hula
ka-laau_ 117

KUAHU-SERVICE, not a rigid liturgy 21

KUAHU, THE 15, 32

KU AKU LA KEAAÚ, _lele ka makani mawaho: mele_ for the
_hula pa-ipu_ 77

KUA LOLOA _Keaáu i ka nahele: mele_ for the _hula ala’a-papa_ 62

KU, A MARIONETTE 91

KU E, NANÁ E! _mele_ for the _hula ilio_ 223

KU I WAILUA _ka pou hale: mele_ for the _hula Pale_ 191

KU KA MAKAIA _a ka huaka’i moe ípo_: dismissing prayer at
intermission 129

KU KA PUNOHU _ula i ka moana_: girl’s dressing song 55

KUKULU O KAHIKI (note) 17

KUMU-HULA, a position open to all 15

KUMUKAHI, myth (note) 197

KUNIHI KA MAUNA _i ka la’i, e: mele kahea_, password to
the _halau_ 40

KU OE KO’U WAHI _ohelo nei la, auwe, auwe! mele_ for the
_hula ohelo_ 233

KU PILIKI’I _Hanalei lehua, la: mele_ for the _hula kielei_ 210

KU-PULUPULU. See Gods of the _hula_.

KU. See Gods of the _hula_.

KU’U HOA MAI _ka makani kuehu kapa o Kalalau: mele_ for the
_hula kilu_ 240

LA’A MAI-KAHIKI—
his connection with the _hula pahu_ 103
introduces the drum, or _pahu hula_ 141

LAAU, a xylophone 144

LAKA—
a block of wood her special symbol 20, 23
adulatory prayer to 18
a friend of the Pele family 24
_aumakua_ of the _hula_ 23
compared with the gods of classic Greece 24
emanation origin 48
epithets and appellations of 24
invoked as god of wildwood growths 24
special god of the _hula_ 24
versus Kapo 47
wreathing her emblem 34

LAKA SITS in her shady grove: altar-prayer 34

LAMENT OF MANA-MANA-IA-KALUEA—
Alas, alas, maimed are my hands! 212
_Auwe, auwe, mo’ ku’u lima!_ 212

LAU LEHUA _punoni ula ke kai o Kona: mele_ for the _hula
pa-ipu_ 75

LEAF OF LEHUA and noni-tint, the Kona sea: song for the _hula
pa-ipu_ 76

LE’A WALE _hoi ka wahine lima-lima ole, wawae ole: mele_ of
Hiiaka 212

LEHUA ILUNA: tabu-lifting prayer at intermission 126

LELE MAHU’I-LANI _a luna_: a tiring song 56

LET’S WORSHIP NOW the bird-cage: song for the _hula ki’i_ 99

LIFT MAHU’I-LANI on high: tiring song 56

LIKE NO A LIKE: song with music XII 168

LIMA-LOA, god of mirage (note) 79

LITERALISM IN TRANSLATION versus fidelity 88

LITURGY OF KUAHU not rigid 21

LI’ULI’U ALOHA _ia’u mele kahea_: password to the _halau_ 39

LONG, LONG have I tarried with love: password to the _halau_ 39

LONO, cult of 18
See Gods of the _hula_.

LOOK FORTH, GOD KU, look forth: song for the _hula ilio_ 225

LOOK NOW, WAIALUA, land clothed with ocean-mist: song for
the _hula ala’a-papa_ 60

LOOK TO YOUR WAYS in upland Puna: song apropos of Nihi-aumoe 94

LO, PELE’S THE GOD of my choice: song prayer for the
_hula Pele_ 199

LO, THE RAIN, the rain: song for the _hula kolani_ 217

LOVE FAIN COMPELS to greet thee: song, “Cold breast,” with
music IX 165

LOVE IS AT PLAY in the grove: song for the _hula ala’a-papa_ 71

LOVE TOUSLED WAIMEA with shafts of the wind: song for the
_hula ala’a-papa_ 69

LYRIC OR OLI: The wind-beaten stream of Wailua 256

LYRIC UTTERANCE 254–256

MAHELE OR PALE, divisions of a song 58

MAI KAHIKI _ka wahine, o Pele: mele_ for the _hula Pele_ 187

MAILE-LAU-LI’I 91

MAILE-PAKAHA 91

MAKA-KU 91

MAKA-LÉI, a mythical fish-tree (note) 17

MAKALI’I, the Pleiades (note) 17

MALUA, fetch water of love: song for the _hula puili_ 115

MALUA, _ki’i wai ke aloha: mele_ for the _hula puili_ 114

MAO WALE _i ka lani: mele_ for the _hula kilu_ 243

MARIONETTE HULA 91

MASKS NOT USED in the _halau_ 179

MAULI-OLA, god of health (note) 198

MELES—
apropos of—
Kahuli, the tree-shell: _Kahuli aku, kahuli mai_ 121
Keawe: _O Keawe ula-i-ka-lani_ (note) 74
Nihi-aumoe: _E hoopono ka hele i ka uha o Puna_ 94
at début of _hula_ performer: _Ka nalu nui, a ku
ka nalu mai Kona_ 35
for interlude: _Ua ona o Kane i ka awa_ 130
for Kane: _He ú-i, he nináu_ 257
for the—
_hula ala’a-papa_—
_A Koa’e-kea, i Pueo-hulu-nui_ 67
_A Koolau wau, ike i ka ua_ 59
_Hi’u-o-lani, ki’i ka ua o Hilo_ 65
_Hoe Puna i ka wa’a polólo_ 70
_Ho-ina-inau mea ipo i ka nahele_ 71
_Hole Waimea i ka ihe a ka makani_ 68
_Hoopono oe, he aina kai Waialua i ka hau_ 60
_Kau ka ha-é-a, kau o ka hana wa ele_ 69
_Kua loloa Keaau i ka nahele_ 62
_Noluna ka Hale-kai, no ka ma’a-lewa_ 63
_Pakú Kea-au, lulu Wai-akea_ 60
_hula hoonaná: A pili, a pili_ 244
_hula íliíli: A lalo maua o Waipi’o_ 120
_hula ilio: Ku e, naná e!_ 223
_hula kaekeeke_—
_A Hamakua au_ 122
_Kahiki-nui, auwahi ka makani_ 124
_hula ka-laau_—
_Kona kai opua i kala i ka la’i_ 117
_O Kalakaua, he inoa_ 117
_hula kielei Ku piliki’i Hanalei-lehua, la_ 210
_hula ki’i_—
_E kaukau i hale manu, e!_ 99
_E le’e kaukau_ 98
_Eleele kaukau_ 97
_E Wewehi, ke, ke!_ 94
_Kalalau, pali eku i ka makani_ 101
_Pikáka e, ka luna ke, ke!_ 96
_hula kilu_—
_Kálakálaíhi, kaha ka La ma ke kua o Lehua_ 238
_Ku’u hoa mai ka makani kuehu-kapa o Kalalau_ 240
_Mao wale i ka lani_ 243
_Pua ehu kamaléna ka uka o Kapa’a_ 237
_Ula Kala’e-loa i ka lepo a ka makani_ 239
_Ula ka lani ia Kanaloa_ 241
_hula kolani: He wa la, he ua_ 216
_hula kolea: Kolea kai piha_ 219
_hula ku’i_—
_I aloha i ke ko a ka wai_ 251
_Kaulana mai nei Pua Lanakila_ 252
_hula ku’i Molokai_—
_He ala kai olohia_ 207
_He inoa no ka Lani_ 208
_hula manó: Auwe! pau au i ka manó nui, e!_ 221
_hula mu’umu’u: Pi’i ana a-ama_ 213
_hula niau-kani: E pi’i ka wai ka nahele_ 133
_hula ohe: E pi’ i ka nahele_ 135
_hula ohelo: Ku oe ko’u wahi ohelo nei la, auwe, auwe!_ 233
_hula o-niu: Ke pohá nei, u’ína la!_ 248
_hula pahu_—
_A Puna au, i Kuki’i au, i Ha’eha’e_ 104
_Kau lilua i ke anu Wai-aleale_ 105
_O Hilo oe, muliwai a ka ua i ka lani_ 104
_hula pa-hua: Pa au i ka ihe a Kane_ 183
_hula pa-ipu_—
_Aole au e hele ka li’u-la o Maná_ 79
_Haku’i ka uahi o ka lua_ 88
_He lua i lea hikina_ 85
_Kauhua Ku, ka Lani, iloli ka moku_ 80
_Kauo pu ka iwa kala-pahe’e_ 76
_Ku aku la Kea-aú, lele ka makani mawaho_ 77
_Lau lehua punoni ula ke kai o Kona_ 75
_O Ewa, aina kai ula i ka lepo_ 84
_Ooe no paha ia, e ka lau o ke aloha_ 82
_Wela Kahiki, e!_ 73
_hula pa’i-umauma_—
_A Hilo au, e, hoolulu ka lehua_ 203
_E Manono la, ea_ 204
_Kahipa, na waiu olewa_ 205
_hula Pele_—
_A Kauai, a ke olewa iluna_ 189
_Aole e mao ka ohu_ 195
_E ala, e Kahiki-ku_ 196
_E oe mauna i ka ohu_ 194
_I kama’ama’a la i ka pua-lei_ 199
_Ike ia Kauná-wahine, Makani Ka-ú_ 193
_Ke amo la ke Akua la i-uka_ 190
_Ku i Wailua ka pou hale_ 191
_Mai Kahiki ka Wahine, o Pele_ 187
_Nou paha e, ka inoa_ 200
_O Pele la ko’u akua_ 198
_hula puili_—
_Hiki mai, hiki mai ka La, e!_ 114
_Malua, ki’i wai ke aloha_ 114
_hula ulili: Ki’i na ka ipo_ 246
_hula úli-ulí_—
_Aole i mana’o ia_ 108
_Auhea wale oe, e ka Makani Inu-wai?_ 110
_inoa_—
composition and criticism of 27
must contain no words of ill omen 37
their authors called “the king’s wash-tubs” 116
to Naihe: _Ka nalu nui, a ku ka nalu mai Kona_ 35
in the _hula_, starting of 58
_kahea_, password to the _halau_—
_Ka uka holo-kia ahi-manu o La’a_ 41
_Kunihi ka mauna i ka la’i, e_ 40
_Li’u-li’u aloha ia’u_ 39
_komo_, welcome to the _halau_—
_Aloha na hale o makou i makamaka ole_ 39
_E hea i ke kanaka e komo maloko_ 41
_kuahu_, altar-prayer—
_E, Laka, e!_ 34
_Noho ana Laka i ka ulu wehiwehi_ 33
_kupe’e_, anklet song: _Aala kupukupu ka uka o
Kanehoa_ 49
of Hiiaka: _Le’a wale hoi ka wahine limalima ole,
wawae ole_ 212
of Mana-mana-ia-kaluea: _Ke lei mai la o Kaula
i ke kai e-e!_ 212
_oli_—
for the _hula pua’a: Ko’i maka nui_ 228
in the game of _kilu: A uweuwe ke ko’e a ke kae_ 240
set to music—
XI: _A e ho’i ke aloha i ka mawae_ 167
VIII: _Aia i Waipi’o Paka’alana_ 162
IX: _Aloha wale oe_ 164
VII: _Halau Hanalei i ka nini a ka úa_ 156
XIV: _Hawaii ponoi_ 172
X: _He aloha wau ia oe_ 166
XIII: _O ka ponaha iho a ke ao_ 169
XII: _Ua líke no a líke_ 168
to Kaukini: _Ike ia Kaukini, he lawaia manu_
(note) 51

MELODY of Hawaiian song 170

METHINKS IT IS YOU, leaf plucked from Love’s tree: song
for _hula pa-ipu_ 83

MIMETIC GESTURE 178

MISTAKEN VIEWS about the Hawaiians 262

MISTY AND DIM, a bush in the wilds of Kapa’a: song for
_hula kilu_ 237

MOTION, illustrated by gesture 178

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 140
influence on a _hula_ performance 113
the _kaekeeke_ 122
the _pu-la-í_ 147
the _ukeké_ 149

MUSICAL SELECTIONS—
I: range of the nose-flute 146
II: from the nose-flute 146
III: the _ukeké_ as played by Keaonaloa 149
IV: song from the _hula pa’i-umauma_ 153
V: song from the _hula pa-ipu_ 153
VI: song from the _hula Pele_ 154
VII: _oli_ and _mele_ from the _hula ala’a-papa_ 156
VIII: _He inoa no Kamehameha_ 162
IX: song, _Poli anuanu: Aloha wale oe_ 164
X: song, _Hua-hua’i_ 166
XI: song, _Ka Mawae_ 167
XII: song, _Líke no a Líke_ 168
XIII: song, _Pili-aoao_ 169
XIV: Hawaiian National Hymn, _Hawaii Ponoi_ 172

MUSIC AND POETRY, Hawaiian—their relation 161

MUSIC OF THE HAWAIIANS 138–140
cadence 140
phrasing 140
rhythm 160
under foreign influences 163
vocal execution 139

MYTH ABOUT KUMU-KAHI (note) 197

MYTHICAL SHARK, Papi’o (note) 206

NAME-SONG OF KAMEHAMEHA: In Waipio stands Pa ka’alana 163
of Naihe: The huge roller, roller that surges from Kona 36

NATIONAL HYMN of Hawaii—

translation 175
with music XIV 172

NA-Ú, a game (note) 118

NIAU-KANI, a musical instrument 132

NIHEU, mythological character (note) 194

NIHI-AUMOE 91

NOHO ANA LAKA _i ka ulu wehiwehi_: altar-prayer 33

NOLUNA _ka hale kai, e ka ma’alewa_—
_mele_ for the _hula ala’a-papa_ 63
_mele_ with music VII 155

NOSE-FLUTE 135, 145
music from, II 146
remarks on, by Jennie Elsner 146

NOU PAHA E, _ka inoa: mele_ for the _hula Pele_ 200

Now FOR THE DANCE, dance in accord: song for the _hula ki’i_ 98

NOW, KANE, APPROACH, illumine the altar: altar-prayer to
Kane and Kapo 45

NOW WRIGGLES THE WORM to its goal: song in the game of _kilu_ 240

OBSTACLE, AN, illustrated by gesture 177

O EWA, _aina kai ula i ka lepo: mele_ for the _hula pa-ipu_ 84

O GODDESS LAKA! altar-prayer 34

OHE HANO-IHU, the nose-flute 135, 145, 146

O HILO OE, _Hilo, muliwai a ka wa i ka lani: mele_ for the
_hula pahu_ 104

OH WEWEHI, la, la! song for the _hula ki’i_ 95

OH WILDWOOD BOUQUET, Oh Laka—
tabu-removing prayer at graduation 32
tabu-removing prayer at intermission 128

O KALAKAUA, _he inoa: mele_ for the hula _ka-laau_ 117

O KA PONAHA _iho a ke ao_: song with music XIII 169

O KEAWE-ULA-I-KA-LANI: old _mele_ apropos of Keawe (note) 74

O LAKA OE: altar-prayer to Laka 42

OLAPA, a division of _hula_ performers 28, 57

OLD SEA SONG—
Blow, blow, thou wind of Hilo! (note) 65
_Pa mai, pa mai_ (note) 65

OLD SONG: Keawe, the red blush of dawn (note) 74

OLELO HUNÁ, secret talk 97

OLI AND MELE—
dividing line between 254
from the _hula ala’a-papa_, music VII 156

OLI LEI: _Ke lei mai la o Kaula i ke kai, e!_ 56

OLI PA-Ú: _Kakua pa-ú, ahu na kikepa_ 51

OLI, THE 254–256
illustration of: _Ka wai opua-makani o Wailua_ 255

OLI, with music VII: _Halau Hanalei i ka nini a ka ua_ 155

OLOPANA, a famous king (note) 74

O MY LOVE goes out to thee: song with music X 167

ONE-BREATH PERFORMANCE 139

OOE NO PAHA IA, _e ka lau o ke aloha: mele_ for the _hula
pa-ipu_ 82

O PELE _la ko’u akua: mele_ for the _hula Pele_ 198

ORACULAR UTTERANCE of Kapihe: _E iho ana oluna_ 99

ORGANIZATION of a _hula_ company 29

ORTHOGRAPHY of the Hawaiian language—influence of Rev.
W. Ellis (note) 72

OUTSPREADS NOW THE DAWN: song with music XIII 170

O WANAHILI _ka po loa ia Manu’a: mele_ for the _hula ki’i_ 100

PA AU I KA _ihe a Kane: mele_ for the _hula pa-hua_ 183

PAHU, the drum 140

PAKÚ KEAAU, _lulu Waiakea: mele_ for the _hula pa-hua_ 60

PA MAI, _pa mai_: old sea song (note) 65

PAPI’O, mythical shark (note) 206

PART-SINGING in Hawaii—
at the present time 152
in ancient times 150, 152

PASSWORD TO THE HALAU—
In the uplands, the darting flame-bird of La’a 41
Long, long have I tarried with love 39
Steep stands the mountain in calm 40

PA-U HALAKÁ, THE (note) 124

PA-Ú SONG: Gird on the _pa-ú_, garment tucked in one side 54

PA-Ú, the _hula_ skirt 49

PECULIARITIES of Hawaiian speech, music affected by 139

PELE—
relations of, with Kama-pua’a 231
story of 186

PERILOUS, STEEP, is the climb to Hanalei woods: song for
the _hula kielei_ 211

PHRASING in music 140

PHYSIQUE of _hula_ performers 57

PI’I ANA A-ÁMA: _mele_ for the _hula mu’umu’u_ 213

PIKÁKA, E, _ka luna, ke, ke: mele_ for the _hula ki’i_ 96

PILLARS of heaven’s dome, _Kukulu o Kahiki_ (note) 17

PITCHING THE TUNE 158

PLAIN, A, illustrated by gesture 178

PLEIADES, THE, _Makali’i_ (note) 17

POETRY of ancient Hawaii 161, 263

POINT TO A DARK ONE: song for the _hula ki’i_ 97

POLI ANUANU, song with music IX: _Aloha wale oe_ 164

PRAYER OF ADULATION to Laka: In the forests, on the ridges 18

PRAYER OF DISMISSAL at intermission: _Ku ka makaia a ka
huaka’i moe ipo_ 129

PRECIOUS THE GIFT of heart’s-ease: song for the _hula
ku’i Molokai_ 208

PROVERBIAL SAYING: Unstable the house 53

PU-Á, a whistle 146

PUA EHU KAMALENA _ka uka o Kapa’a: mele_ for the _hula kilu_ 237

PUAPUA-KEA 91

PUILI, a bamboo rattle 144

PU-LA-Í, a musical instrument 147

PULE HOONOA—
at graduation exercises: _Pupu we’uwe’u e, Laka e!_ 31
at intermission: _Lehua i-luna_ 126
to Laka: _Pupu we’uwe’u e, Laka e!_ 128

PULE KUAHU—
_E hooulu ana i Kini o ke Akua_ 21
_Ei’ au, e Laka mai uka_ 20
in prose speech: _E ola ia’u, i ka malihini_ 46
to Kane and Kapo: _Kane hiki a’e, he maláma ia luna_ 44
to Laka: _Eia ke kuko, ka li’a_ 43
to Laka: _Haki pu a ka nahelehele_ 18
to Laka: _O Laka oe_ 42
to the _Kini Akua: E ulu, e ulu, Kini o ke Akua!_ 46

PUNA PLIES PADDLE night-long in the storm: song for
_hula ala’a-papa_ 70

PUNCH-AND-JUDY SHOW and the _hula ki’i_ 91

PU-NIU, coconut drum 141

PUPILS OF THE HALAU—dispensation before graduation 33

PUPU-A-LENALENA, a famous dog 131

PUPU WE’UWE’U E, Laka e! _pule hoonoa_—
at graduation 31
at intermission 128

PURIFICATION of the _hula_ company 15
of the site for the _halau_ 14

RANGE of the nose-flute 146

RECITATION in the _hula_, style of 58

RED GLOWS KALA’E through the wind-blown dust: song for the
_hula kilu_ 239

REED-INSTRUMENT, the _niau-kani_ 147

RELATION of Hawaiian poetry and music 161

RELIGION in Hawaii somber 13

RESPONSIVE CHANTING in the _hula ka-laau_ 116

RETURN, O LOVE, to the refuge: song with music XI 168

RHYTHM in Hawaiian music 160, 171

RULES AND PENALTIES controlling a _hula_ company 29

RULES OF CONDUCT during the building of a _halau_ 15

SHARK-GOD, Kawelo, a sorcerer (note) 79

SHE IS LIMED, she is limed: song for the _hula hoonaná_ 245

SINGING IN ANCIENT TIMES—testimony of Capt. James King 149

SKIRT for the _hula_, the _pa-ú_ 49

SLANG among the Hawaiians 98

SONG, Hawaiian attitude toward 159
See also Hawaiian song.

SONGS—
apropos of Nihi-aumoe: Look to your ways in upland Puna 94
at the first _hula_ 8
composed by Kamehameha II 69
divisions of 58
epithalamium, for the _hula ki’i_: Wanahili bides the
whole night with Manu’a 101
for interlude: Kane is drunken with awa 130
for the—
_hula ala’a-papa_—
A mackerel sky, time for foul weather 70
From mountain retreat and root-woven ladder 64
Haunt of white tropic-bird 67
Heaven-magic fetch a Hilo pour 66
Keaau is a long strip of wildwood 62
Keaau shelters, Waiakea lies in the calm 61
Look now, Waialua, land clothed with ocean mist 60
Love is at play in the grove 71
Love tousled Waimea with shafts of the wind 69
Puna plies paddle night-long in the storm 70
’Twas in Koolau I met with the rain 59
_hula hoonaná_: She is limed, she is limed 245
_hula íliíli_: We twain were lodged in Waipi’o 120
_hula ilio_: Look forth, god Ku, look forth! 225
_hula kaekeeke_: It was in Hamakua 123
Kahiki-nui, land of wind-driven smoke 125
_hula ka-laau_: Kalakaua, a great name 117
The cloud-piles o’er Kona’s sea 118
_hula kielei_: Perilous, steep is the climb to Hanalei
woods 211
_hula ki’i_—
Let’s worship now the bird-cage 99
Now for the dance 98
Oh Wewehi, la, la! 95
Point to a dark one 97
The mountain walls of Kalalau 102
The roof is a-dry, la, la! 96
_hula kilu_—
Comrade mine in the robe-stripping gusts of Lalau 241
Engulfed in heaven’s abyss 243
Kanaloa tints heaven with a blush 242
Misty and dim, a bush in the wilds of Kapa’a 237
Red glows Kala’e through the wind-blown dust 239
The sun-furrow gleams at the back of Lehua 238
_hula kolani_: Lo, the rain, the rain! 217
_hula kolea_: A plover at the full of the sea 220
_hula ku’i_—
Fame trumpets your conquests each day 253
How pleasing, when borne by the tide 252
_hula ku’i Molokai_—
A eulogy for the princess 209
Precious the gift of heart’s ease! 208
_hula manó_: Alas, I am seized by the shark, great
shark! 222
_hula mu’umu’u_: Black crabs are climbing 214
_hula niau-kani_: Up to the streams in the wildwood 133
_hula ohe_: Come up to the wildwood, come 136
_hula ohelo_: Touched, thou art touched by my gesture 234
_hula o-niu_: The rustle and hum of spinning top 249
_hula pahu_—
In Puna was I, in Kiki’i, in Ha’e-ha’e 105
performers 103
Thou art Hilo, Hilo, flood-gate of heaven 104
Wai-aleale stands haughty and cold 106
_hula pa-hua_: I am smitten with spear of Kane 184
_hula pa-ipu_—
A burst of smoke from the pit lifts to the skies 89
A pit lies (far) to the east 86
A storm from the sea strikes Ke-au 78
Big with child is the Princess Ku 81
Ewa’s lagoon is fed with dirt 84
Glowing is Kahiki, oh! 75
I will not chase the mirage of Maná 80
Leaf of lehua and noni-tint 76
Methinks it is you, leaf plucked from love’s tree 83
The iwa flies heavy to nest in the brush 76
_hula pa’i-umauma_—
At Hilo I rendezvoused with the lehua 203
Come now, Manono 204
’Tis Kahipa, with pendulous breasts 206
_hula Pele_—
Alas, there’s no stay to the smoke 195
At Wailua stands the main house-post 192
Bedeck now the board for the feast 200
Behold Kauná, that sprite of windy Ka-ú 193
From Kahiki came the woman, Pele 188
Ho! mountain of vapor puffs! 194
Lo, Pele’s the god of my choice 198
They bear the god’s ax up the mountain 191
To Kauai, lifted in ether 189
With music VI 154
Yours, doubtless, this name 201
_hula pua’a_: Ax of broadest edge I’m hight 230
_hula puili_—
It has come, it has come 114
Malua, fetch water of love 115
_hula ulili_: A search for a sweetheart 247
_hula úli-ulí_—
I spurn the thought with disdain 109
Whence art thou, thirsty Wind? 111
from the _hula pa’i-umauma_—music IV 153
in the game of _kilu_: Now wriggles the worm to its goal 240
of cosmology—
Begotten were the gods of graded rank (note) 196
_Hanau ke apapa nu’u_ (note) 196
of Hiiaka: How pleased is the girl maimed of hand and foot 212
of Mana-mana-ia-kaluea: Kaúla wreathes her brow with the
ocean 213
of the tree-shell: Trill afar, trill a-near 121
of welcome to the _halau_: What love to our cottage homes! 40
The Water of Kane: This question, this query 258
with music—
VII: Hanalei is a hall for the dance in the pouring rain 155
XIV: Hawaii’s very own 175
VIII: In Waipi’o stands Paka’a-lana 163
IX: Love fain compels to greet thee 165
X: O my love goes out to thee 167
XIII: Outspreads now the dawn 170
XI: Return, O love, to the refuge 168
XII: When the rain drums loud on the leaf 169

SOURCE of _hula_ songs 58

STEEP STANDS THE MOUNTAIN in calm: password to the _halau_ 40

STRESS-ACCENT and rhythmic accent 158

SUPPORT AND ORGANIZATION of the _hula_ 26

TABU, as a power in controlling a _hula_ company 30

TABU-REMOVING PRAYER at intermission: Oh wildwood bouquet,
O Laka! 128

TEMPO in Hawaiian song 160

THE CLOUD-PILES o’er Kona’s sea whet my joy: song for the
_hula kalaau_ 118

THE HUGE ROLLER, roller that surges from Kona: name-song to
Naihe 36

THE IWA FLIES HEAVY to nest in the brush: song for the _hula
pa-ipu_ 76

THE MOUNTAIN WALLS of Kalalau: song for the _hula ki’i_ 102

THE RAINBOW stands red o’er the ocean: tiring song 55

THE ROOF is a-dry, la, la! song for the _hula ki’i_ 96

THE RUSTLE AND HUM of spinning top: song for the _hula o-niu_ 249

THE SUN-FURROW gleams at the back of Lehua: song for the
_hula kilu_ 238

THE WIND-BEATEN STREAM of Wailua: an _oli_ or lyric 256

THEY BEAR THE GOD’S AX up the mountain: song for the
_hula Pele_ 191

THIS MY WISH, my burning desire: altar-prayer to Laka 43

THIS QUESTION, this query: song, The Water of Kane 258

THIS SPOIL AND RAPE of the wildwood: altar-prayer to Laka 19

THOU ART HILO, Hilo, flood-gate of heaven: song for the
_hula pahu_ 104

THOU ART LAKA: altar-prayer to Laka 42

THY BLESSING, O LAKA: altar-prayer in prose speech 47

TIRING SONG—
_Lele Mahu’ilani a luna_ 56
Lift, Mahu’ilani, on high 56
The rainbow stands red o’er the ocean 55

’TIS KAHIPA, with pendulous breasts: song for the _hula
pa’i-umauma_ 206

TO KAUAI, lifted in ether: song for the _hula Pele_ 189

TONE-INTERVALS in Hawaiian song 158

TOUCHED, thou art touched by my gesture: song for the
_hula ohelo_ 234

TRANSLATION, literalism in, versus fidelity 88

TRILL A-FAR, trill a-near: song of the tree-shell 121

’TWAS IN KOOLAU I met with the rain: song for the _hula
ala’a-papa_ 59

UA ONA O KANE _i ka awa: mele_ for interlude 130

UKEKÉ, a Hawaiian harp 147
music of 149

UKU-LELE and taro-patch fiddle, used in the _hula ku’i_
(note) 251

ULA KALA’E-LOA _i ka lepo a ka makani: mele_ for the
_hula kilu_ 239

ULA KA LANI _ia Kanaloa: mele_ for the _hula kilu_ 241

ÚLI-ULÍ, a musical instrument 107, 144

UNION OR SIMILARITY, illustrated by gesture 178

VOCAL EXECUTION of Hawaiian music 139

VOWEL-REPETITION in the _i’i_ 159

WAI-ALEALE stands haughty and cold: song for the _hula pahu_ 106

WANAHILI bides the whole night with Manu’a: (epithalamium)
song for the _hula ki’i_ 101

WATER OF KANE, THE: a song of Kane 257

WELA KAHIKI, E! _mele_ for the _hula pa-ipu_ 73

WELCOME TO THE HALAU: Call, to the man to come in 41

WE TWAIN were lodged in Waipi’o: song for the _hula íliíli_ 120

WHAT LOVE to our cottage homes! song of welcome to the
_halau_ 40

WHENCE ART THOU, thirsty Wind? song for the _hula úli-ulí_ 111

WHEN FLOWERS THE WILIWILI: a bit of folk-lore (note) 221

WHEN THE RAIN DRUMS loud on the leaf: song with music XII 169

WORD-REPETITION in poetry 54
for assonance 227

WORSHIP IN THE HALAU 42
contrasted with worship in the _heiau_ 15

WREATHING THE EMBLEM of goddess Laka 34

WREATH-SONG: Kaula wears the ocean as a wreath 56

XYLOPHONE, the _laau_ 144

YOURS, DOUBTLESS, this name: song for the _hula Pele_ 201