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"'Aue te hanahana, aua ho'i te kaikai, said his father-in-law. 'He who will not labor, neither shall he eat. But the white man laughed and ate and labored not. "A season passed and another, and there came a time of little rain. The bananas were few, and the breadfruit were not plentiful.
But when she missed stays, and before ever she hit the reef, the canoes started for her. There were five white men, a crew of twenty Santa Cruz boys and Samoans, and only the super-cargo escaped. Besides, there were sixty recruits. They were all kai-kai'd. Kaikai? oh, I beg your pardon. I mean they were eaten. Then there was the James Edwards, a dandy-rigged "
Hay, first officer. The other white man is cabin steward, but he'll stand watch and do his trick. My orders shall be obeyed smartly. You savvy, 'smartly'? There shall be no growling about the kaikai, which will be above allowance. You'll put a handle to the mate's name, and tack on 'sir' to every order I give you. If you're smart and quick, I'll make this ship comfortable for all hands."
And at length he rose and came down to the oven, saying, 'What's up? "'Plenty kaikai. Big pig come by and by, they said. "So he stood waiting while they dug, and no pig came. Then he said, 'Where is the pig? And at that moment the u'u crashed upon his skull, so that he fell without life and lay in the oven. Wood was piled about him, and he was baked, and there was feasting in Hanamenu.
I command this ship. This is Mr Hay, first officer. The other white man is cabin steward, but he'll stand watch and do his trick. My orders shall be obeyed smartly. You savvy, "smartly"? There shall be no growling about the kaikai, which will be above allowance. You'll put a handle to the mate's name, and tack on "sir" to every order I give you.
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