Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Volume VIII, Number 40, 2 October 1869 — E hoe i kou waa ponoi. [ARTICLE]

E hoe i kou waa ponoi.

He wahi mele i hakuia noloko mai o keia mau huaolelo ma ka olelo haole a ma ka olelo maoli no hoi. He olelo nane paha ia, aole nae he paakiki loa ma ke kuailo ana. Ua maopopo lea ke ano o ka waa maoli a me ka hoe ana. Ua akaka i ka poe lawaia, ina holo lakou i ka lawaia ma ka waa, he pono no i kela a i keia mea waa e malama, e hoe, e hookele i kona waa ponoi, me ka nana ole a kii ole aku i ko hai waa, a hoao e hookele pu me kona paha, e haalele paha i * kona a lilo i ka hookelekele ana i ko hai. Ina haalele kekahi i kona waa a kii aku i ko hai, a lilo i ka hoe ana iaia, kahuli paha kona waa ponoi, a pau pu na ia, na ukana, na ohua a pau. A holo oia ma ia waa o hai e hoala hou i kona waa ponoi—e lilo pu no ia, a pau pu laua a elua. Ma ke kuailo ana, pili keia olelo i kekahi mau mea. 1. I ke kane mare ; he waa no kona, oia hoi kana wahine ponoi—E ke kane, e hoe oe i kou waa ponoi, e malama pono, e hoo-| kelekele pololei, e hakilo, e nana imua, a i hope, a i ka lima akau, a i ka lima hema, a i ike i na waa o hai e holoholo ana, mai kii aku oe e lawe i kekahi nau e hookele. Na lakou no e hoe, a e hookele i ko lakou mau waa, a nau hoi e hoe e hookele i kou waa ponoi. Hawawa oe, ke hoao e hoe i na waa elua—kau, me ko hai, holo ino, pakaawili, a kahuli, a auwe oe no ko poho. 2. Pili hoi keia olelo i ka wahine mea kane, kana kane ponoi kona waa, malaila oe e kau ai, e noho ai, hilinai ai, e hoe ai ; mai kii aku i ka hai kane—no hai ia waa a nana no e hoe, e malama. Ina lawe oe i ko hai waa maluna iho o kou—a hoao e hoe, e ma-1 lama ia laua a elua, nawai e aloha a e uwe ia oe ke hoopoholoia oe ilalo a make? E aho nau e hoe i kou waa wale no, a waiho loa aku i ko hai. 3. Pili keia olelo i ka uhane o ke kanaka, he waa ka uhane, he uhane koa, e ke kanaka, e ke keiki—kou waa ia ; e hoe pono, e malama pon, e hookele pono oe i keia waa ponoi ou. Mai haalele oe i kou uhane ponoi. a haawi aku paha ia ia hai, i ke kahunapule paha e malama, me ka manao na ke kahuna o pule nou, e bapatema, e unikeoni ia oe, a ola e. Aole peia, he kuhihewi ia. Nau no e malama i kou uhane ; aole hiki ia hai. Ina haawi aku oe i kou uhane ia hai e malama, e alakai, e hookele i ke awa o ke ola, aole oe e ku aku ma ia awa, aole e pae ae i uka i ke kahakai o ke ola ; e kahuli e kou waa, a poholo loa ilalo i ka po. 4. Pili keia olelo i ke kahu ekalesia. E ke kahu ekalesia, he waa no kou, oia kou ekalesia ponoi. E hoe oe i kou waa ponoi— e malama oe i na hoahanau o kou ekalesia a ; me ka lakou mau keiki. E hookele pololei, mai hookele hilala, hikaka, a pakaawili o kahuli paha, aka paha i uka, ili paha ma na pukea o ka moana. Mai haawi aku i ka hookelekele ana ia hai, i ka mea naaupo, a haawawa o poino auanei. Mai kii oe i ko hai waa, i na ohua, na keiki a hai, a lawc malu a hookau iho ma

| koo wia, roe ko lakeu ae ele. n>e ka ike oie | >lae ka poe e ooho »o». Mai noho a hoohailike rr»e ka popoki e momomoe hakilo roa!a i aoa ika iole, a popopoi mala maiaoa iho—a : j paa a !awe aku. Mai koeno palamimo, pa*; j lanehe ole iloko « oa ba]e a bipatema malo. j j a onikeooi maiu iea oboa oko hai waa—a j iawe i ko lakoo maa inoa a boi toe na ieoa; ooa ohua o koo waa poooi—E boe oe i koo; waa poooi, a e boe ao i ko'o waa poooi.i Mai huikao a kaoioa i kahi »raa n>e kahi j waa t a oakakao peba i kabi waa ma!ooa o 1 kabi waa a poholo pu laui a eiaa. Noi oa mea i koe e pili aoa i keia oie* Jo oane, 44 e hoe i koo waa ponoi, M aka, ua iawa paha keia oo keia maoawa. Ma'u oa Wehekuailo. | ! Mauna»bi, Sept. 10, 1869.