Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24
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circumstance and otiautude had now,
beginning with the Land OF Perennial F..
Youth and Life, peramhuIaicd every
country that the universe contains, brit
without meeting with anything prtl6u .
larry extraordinary He. thgreupoH .
thought OF visiting the paradise presided .
over by Mida, and which lies one NIL f.
lion degrees to the west al our earth F.
but deslstcd on account OF ill.,, place
having already been sufficiently desert.
bed by Shiyaka "Budlhd The
Dragon Palace he gave up ih like man
nct, because the boy UmshIa5s expo
ucncos have probably leo hu. leH mos
cltes Tor any latafuaveIIcr to discover
He determined therefore To- cyteud hlH
travels beyond the limits olthsunveue
seeking lands oi wh.ohneItHer sbEasa
nor Noniuetus had ever heard amy fe.
port and then To return home and put
to shame all au'o 's were p'Iied "I
with inc noIon 'i ih.li own universal
topographic. information 20, oet'I'
ding hts 'iotk once more, he started 90
pass 9oi "l tnis Wof'd 10y inc IaIiilesl
BOUNDARY OF inc southern o~e',lt ana
lew straight on without ever casting o
glance eilhtt 10 inc iibh' or u" INC
lett On they went inc storN ana me-
a valiant fIder ana nople o,5a' 'aP3nle
OF uo'hs HVe OF S'N huRaIeu' aye tlNH
thousand leagues Gay anu as lhel
new many country optnea OUT neioig
NasaubiyauWe S gaze hui ne "ou'a
look at nothing comprised "iinla inc
limits oil inns universe OF ours. 20 me
Gays passed. ny tl,i 'ney naa "ceI .
COCO tIf'e ii'ot'tlla upon 'Hc 'oau
ny ana ny, inc it}S Oh Tue sun an"
moon "aEeu '''n'i lle'' II Segl'le'' 'Ns'g
Gay vs. Il inc sun were ON inc P"ii''.
Vanlshlng alioEether ana D. the
end OF '2e n''', month OF "'HJourney
tleit h'sh' hau 'ea lem INTO regions
oil absolute oatSness, where daylight
was no lohE"I to be distinguished nom
inc nis'. The stork began to utter
Cl"', OF doubt and Distress ana inc
courage oozed out even from Wa8aahl
yauwe's daugbty heart, as there arose
within his agtatcd breast the thought
or the possibility of being swallowed up
frt ..ptt
NV ~ We ... -,
no Stleu nc Il ~" W
thls universe oI ,ou''I me-, -
reach the unit OF Tue Si,''e ''u''''' -.
by the rays Oh sun ''I ,'''o'
cross th'S region o' u'' N''el'' "''l'
shall soon arrive IN some o,''ei WON'T
One effort more goou s'o'N one NO :
effort 7 Ana thep',u''PP'tuenl'y u''''g !,
standing the WoIGs aqti1Sss" " 81
SHOOK itsei ana 'gPPeH l's WIZ ''.''
spea llSe an arrow ny l''S ''', ''l ~ '''',
iylng Tor iour mo"li's mo- at 80 -
though To oe sure, It was ''o' I','os'.'''
to keep tal,y OF t''e Gays III q 80 90
whefe inc tl't'hu'ol u GAY '''" lus,
was all unknown men 1t pes'i' y
grow lght again. anu IhSy a. i''1'
WITHIN the Hm''s oil ano'nc, "o.'u
NasauoiyauWe' ieClII's i'."''I''' 40 n
WERE born airesh' ae'er''l'l'su 70 !.
down and inspect the country az ~
leisure. 30, perceNihB o'o"u 'ot
running through large BAMBOO '9',
ct he sat down 10 rest ana e'oseu u.
5oI lew aa'S,.ss w ,".,I,
vide again. and tuned 10 'iQdE aGou
him What was MOTHS astonishment t
find, on close inspection, that what h
had at first taken for bamboo thicke
was nothing but a corn-hcld, whcr
every stalk was the height OF one OF OF
largest Japanese bamboos "A goo
wheat country y said Wasaubyauwe
himself and continued his walk alon
the path But he had only to 90 a te
furlongs to discover that It was not tn
wheat only, but anything and ever
thing that was of a size exceeding III
power alike of eye and mind to con
prehend The ht6iScifs $l21afHy IN II
hedge dividing field and field had stem
so thick that one OF them was as niue
as Wasaubiyauwe could encompass
As for the pines, n.ffomeT7aS and f/iah
aIP0r1S 06tRSd, they were beyond a
powers OF description, while even II
most ordinary little tress would be, SON
a hundred and fifty, and some hui
dred, feet IN circumference; and II
dandelions and horsetails by the roa'
side were nearly rs tall as native
Japan.
II was, indeed, land where Il
mountains, the rivers, and the veSet
ton exceeded teniold anything TO |
found even in China or India w
saubiyauwe dumiounded, but never II
less walked on for two or three league
till he came to what was apparently
large town, every house in which w'
higher than the halls containing Il
great images of Buddha, and had nttacI
cd to 1t a godown that looked IKE
castle. Even the most lnsgnihcaI