Original sentence: A march greatly depends on who is in it.Collected by Rick Carroll.Copyright 1996 by The Bess Press Inc.Elbert, University of Hawaii Press, 1986.Hawaii's Best Spooky Tales The Original.Hawaiian Dictionary by Mary Kawena Pukui and Samuel H.Hawaiian Mythology by Martha Beckwith, University of Hawaii Press, 1970.If the chief enjoyed the opposite, the march would have no noise except for the snapping of branches and other sounds that may accompany them.Page 164.Say, in his life, a chief was fond of sound.The march would have much drumming an chanting
Edited sentence: A chief known to be fond of music would be honored with much drumming and chanting.Hawaii's Best Spooky Tales: The Original, Collected by Rick Carroll, copyright 1996 by The Bess Press Inc.If the chief enjoyed peace and quiet, the march would be as silent as possible.The ceremony and conduct of the march is customised to the tastes of its honored leader