The pilgrims of Hawaii; their own story of their pilgrimage from New England and life work in the Sandwich Islands, now known as Hawaii; . uld be impos-sible for any domestic animal to ascend without the aidof human hands. Formerly the traveller descended andascended by ropes at another perpendicular part of therock, before this singular path was discovered. Havingwalked about a mile into the valley of Koolau, secludedas it is by mountains from the rest of the island, whichis itself secluded from the rest of the world, joined bya number of the natives of the valley, our adventurerssat down und
The pilgrims of Hawaii; their own story of their pilgrimage from New England and life work in the Sandwich Islands, now known as Hawaii; . uld be impos-sible for any domestic animal to ascend without the aidof human hands. Formerly the traveller descended andascended by ropes at another perpendicular part of therock, before this singular path was discovered. Havingwalked about a mile into the valley of Koolau, secludedas it is by mountains from the rest of the island, whichis itself secluded from the rest of the world, joined bya number of the natives of the valley, our adventurerssat down under a shady tree upon a little hill. Threeof our pupils read and interpreted to the listening nativesthe first of Mrs. Barbaulds hymns in prose. After sing-ing one of the songs of Zion in this strange land anda prayer being made to the promised instructor of theheathen, Brother Bingham preached a sermon to thislittle group of thirty or forty souls, the first, doubtless,ever heard in this valley. Honolii interpreted and closedthe interview by a prayer in the language of the design of the discourse was to make known some of. A Primitive Grass House, with a modern company of Hawaiiansnear the door
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