omenedarraywhichverywellbecamehishandsomepersontostrutinacircleofadmirers，andbethenceforththecentreofphotography。ThushadMoipueffectedhisintroduction，asbyaccident，tothewhitestrangers，madeitafavourtodisplayhisfinery，andreducedhisrivaltoasecondaryROLEonthetheatreofthedisputedvillage。Paaaeuafelttheblow；and，withaspiritwhichweneverdreamedhecouldpossess，assertedhispriority。ItwasfoundimpossiblethatdaytogetaphotographofMoipualone；
forwheneverhestoodupbeforethecamerahissuccessorplacedhimselfunbiddenbyhisside，andgentlybutfirmlyheldtohisposition。Theportraitsofthepair，JacobandEsau，standingshouldertoshoulder，oneinhiscarefulEuropeandress，oneinhisbarbarictrappings，figurethepastandpresentoftheirisland。A
graveyardwithitshumblecrosseswouldbetheaptestsymbolofthefuture。
WeareallimpressedwiththebeliefthatMoipuhadplannedhiscampaignfromthebeginningtotheend。Itiscertainthathelostnotimeinpushinghisadvantage。Mr。Osbournewasinveigledtohishouse；variousgiftswerefishedoutofanoldsea-chest；
FatherOrenswascalledintoserviceasinterpreter，andMoipuformallyproposedto’makebrothers’withMata-Galahi-Glass-Eyes，-thenotveryeuphoniousnameunderwhichMr。OsbournepassedintheMarquesas。ThefeastofbrotherhoodtookplaceonboardtheCASCO。Paaaeuahadarrivedwithhisfamily，likeaplainman；andhispresents，whichhadbeennumerous，hadfollowedoneanother，atintervalsthroughseveraldays。Moipu，asiftomarkateverypointtheopposition，camewithacertainfeudalpomp，attendedbyretainersbearinggiftsofalldescriptions，fromplumesofoldmen’sbeardtolittle，pious，Catholicengravings。