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god for forgiveness. When they dared again to raise up their own eyes, they saw Him going among the injured and dying who arose from their pain to find themselves well of body as soon as His hand or His garments had touched them. Thus on this never to be forgotten day came the beloved Wakea to live for awhile among the people. When the villagers arrived with presents creeping on their knees toward Him, He signaled the ships. Small boats now left the Great Birds and brought other strangers. These men, though something like him in features, and like Him bearded, were different in two ways from the god go to next page |
