The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

stone. am resolved l will sleep here
henceforth-there being two bedrooms
all properly furnished--as being more
in keeping with my new position.
Dec. 13.-This day little before din
ner time came Dawson to the court,
quite sober and looking as like a rough,
honest seaman as anything could be, but
evidently with his best shore going man
ners on And when Mol very gracious
ly offers him her hand, he whips out a
red Handkerchief and lays it over her
hand before kissing IL, which was Il
piece of ceremony he must have observed
at Greenwich, as also many odd phrases
and sea expressions with which he gar
nished his conversation.
Captain Evans" says Moll, taking
her lovers hand, "this is Mr.. Goodwin,
my cousin, and soon to be my husband "
Mr., Goodwin holds forth his hand, but
ere he would take it Dawson looks him
full in the face IA good minute; then,
taking it in his great grimy hand, and
grasping it firmly, master, says Jack,
II see thou art an honest man, and none
lives who hath ever sold me tar for
pitch, be he never so double faced, and
so / wish you joy Of your sweet wife.
AS for you, mistress" turning to Moll,
"who have ever been kind to me beyond
my deserts, do wish You all the hap
piness in the world, and count all my
hardships well paid in bringing you
safely to this anchorage For sure /
would sooner you were still and all
mollah and slave in Barbary than the
queen of Chimney and i'll mated, and so
Lord love the both of you ~
After staying a couple of hours with
us, he was for going, but not before he
had given us the instructive history #
the torment he had endured by telling
his wife, in an unguarded moment, of
his gallantries with Sukey Taylor, nor
would he be persuaded to sleep ut the
court and leave next day, maintaining
that while he had never a penny in the
world he could very honestly accept
Moll's hospitality, but that now being
well to do, thanks to her bounty, he
thanked Heaven no had sufficient good
breeding and valued himself well
enough not to take advantage Of her
beneficence. However, hearing had
house Of my own, and could offer him
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