Reminiscences of Old Hawaii
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DAILY LIFE OF A LADY MISSIONARY.
Mrs. Bishop was an extremely active and efficient lady. Eising at four a. M. , accomplishing all domestic duties and schooling her children before nine o'clock, she went at that hour into a school adjoining our premises, and taught the native children for six solid hours, occasionally running into the house to see that all was straight. She had a native male teacher as assistant. Her husband's school work was mainly superintendence of other schools in the town a...nd outside. A considerable part of his time was occupied in Bible translation, in which he was aided by Gov. Kuakini and other leading natives, as "pundits, " or experts in 31 their own tongue. Mrs. Bishop pretty thoroughly wore herself out by her energetic labors, which caused our removal in 1836 to the cooler climate of Ewa, Oahu, with its refreshing trade winds. The trades never reached Kailua. Those cool breezes banked up against Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa with the lofty upland between them. Sometimes a trade wind of extra force would tear over the uplands north of Hualalai, and was called a "Mumuku, " but that big mountain effectually sheltered Kailua from such rushing gales.
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DAILY LIFE OF A LADY MISSIONARY.
Mrs. Bishop was an extremely active and efficient lady. Eising at four a. M. , accomplishing all domestic duties and schooling her children before nine o'clock, she went at that hour into a school adjoining our premises, and taught the native children for six solid hours, occasionally running into the house to see that all was straight. She had a native male teacher as assistant. Her husband's school work was mainly superintendence of other schools in the town a...nd outside. A considerable part of his time was occupied in Bible translation, in which he was aided by Gov. Kuakini and other leading natives, as "pundits, " or experts in 31 their own tongue. Mrs. Bishop pretty thoroughly wore herself out by her energetic labors, which caused our removal in 1836 to the cooler climate of Ewa, Oahu, with its refreshing trade winds. The trades never reached Kailua. Those cool breezes banked up against Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa with the lofty upland between them. Sometimes a trade wind of extra force would tear over the uplands north of Hualalai, and was called a "Mumuku, " but that big mountain effectually sheltered Kailua from such rushing gales.
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