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only garment, and like wood nymrhs, are
dancing underthe shade of those trees. The
grace and activity which they display is sur
prsiag; clothing would only be an mcun.
brancc, beside those beautiful bands SO nicy
ly Eoto"ed ON their plump limbs, are to thIn,
no doubt far more satisfactory covyfiW
than lindsey woolscy pct,icoat. rut We
will continue our walk no farther, as Modes.
ty, Propricty, aud Sentiment arc sensitive
folk, and we should dislike much to h,Ir.
their feelings lfthe chiefs had more syarc
ribs than one, it was their custom, and they
were very content. Their ideas never ija-
wing undergone the refining process of civ
iization were necessarily crude in many
things and we must take them as they were.


But to our tale again When kiana de-
cidCd to protect the strangers, it would have
been difficult for him to have decided, wheth-
or humanity or softer sentiment prevailed,
il. he had sufficient sense to perceive that
they were morals as well as himself. Ills
will once made known, the finest fruits were
brought them, and uEdc, his protection no
want was permitted that the country could
supply. Houses were built for them, and
lands and tenants portioncd Cor their support
They found the language easy o acquire.
and there being no prospect OF rcl!ci, they
grew more content with their silUaion The
.tanknc.s and unrcmiting kindness of the
chief won the heart of Aivircz, and more
susceptible than his sister he found it not
difficult to ally himself with the iascinain.
/ ii!ha. The attention and language OF 81
ana were but too plain to Julia, while she
coud not hut respect him for the savage
courtesy he displayed. At last, fearing tha,
opposition would irritate him and rcndcr her
situation worse, she gave him her hand upon
certain conditions in regard to other women,
which, though new doctrine to him, he
promised implicitly to fulfil. TO say that she
was aCtuated by stronger motive than graf
itude, would be doing her injustice. Love
the chief she did not, but she respected him,
and fortunately his perceptions were not
acute enough to detect the difference Her
sad look was natural to her he had mover
seen her otherwise - and her gentle man
ncrs and strong attachment to her offspring
bound him faithfully to her. Two civilized
beings could not but have happy influence
on such a society, and though she could not
refine yet the grosser elements of barbar-


ism were banished before her. Alvirez and
his sister, though good Catholics, were ac-
quaintcd with only the ceremonies Of THEN
faith, and they endeavorcd to impart ii knowl-
edge of its mysteries to kiana and E.iIiha


But the former could comprehend only that
the gods they worshippcd were more power
ful than his, and although inclined to rcvcr-
ence them himself even he dared not EN-.
danger his popularity by forcing IA new rcli-
gion upon his people. Still its preccpts, in
which Julia was far better verscd than it,
doctrines, unconscousy y Influenced his con,
duct, and the shipwreckcd eXiIcs were a
blessing to Hawaii. Avircz was soon held
second only in rank to kiana.


! While the u. $. S. Nincenncs lay at Hi
| 10, Il boat sent to procure water was upset