 | William Mariner - 1817 - 660 sider
...motions of the feet and postures of the body. The night dance which Captain Cook saw (the TUCK low folia} is perhaps the only one which can be considered of...accordingly most of its songs are in that language. The mt& too buggi is a Neuha* dance, but the songs accompanying it are Hamoa. The principal public dances... | |
 | William Mariner - 1817 - 638 sider
...motions of the feet and postures of the body. The night dance which Captain Cook saw (the mc'6 low folhi] is perhaps the only one which can be considered of Tonga invention, and is the only one accompanied throughoutwith Tonga songs : the rest belong to Hamoa and Neuha, and are accompanied chiefly with Hamoa... | |
 | William Mariner - 1818 - 360 sider
...motions of the feet and postures of the body. The night dance which Captain Cook saw (the m£e low folia} is perhaps the only one which can be considered of...chiefly with Hamoa songs; for although the dance called fiea is considered a very an<jient Tonga one, there is not much doubt of its being of Hamoa extraction,... | |
 | William Mariner - 1820 - 482 sider
...the body. The night dance which Captain Cook saw (the me'e low folia) is perhaps the only one wbichr can be considered of Tonga invention, and is the only...accordingly most of its songs are in that language. The me'e too buggi is a Nuha* dance, but the songs accompanying it are Hamoa. The principal public dances... | |
 | Constable and co, ltd - 1827 - 722 sider
...probably will never be introduced again. The night-dance which Captain Cook saw (the mee low folia) is perhaps the only one which can be considered of Tonga invention, and is the onlyone accompanied throughout with Tonga songs : the rest belong to Hamoa and Nuha, and are accompanied... | |
 | William Mariner - 1827 - 366 sider
...to Hamoa and Nuha, and are accompanied chiefly with Hamoa songs ; for although the dance called Jiea is considered a very ancient Tonga one, there is not...accordingly most of its songs are in that language. The me'e too Ituggi is a Nuha* dance, but the songs accompanying it •MI'. Hamoa. * The islands of Nuha... | |
 | Ernest Edgar Vyvyan Collocott - 1928 - 182 sider
...214-216) mentions this as a night dance, and as one of those witnessed by Cook. Mariner says this dance "is perhaps the only one which can be considered of Tonga invention, and is the only one accompanied with Tonga songs; the rest belong to Hamoa and Nuha (Niua), and are accompanied chiefly with Hamoa... | |
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Cook saw (the mie low folia) is perhaps the only one which can be considered of Tonga invention, and is the only one accompanied throughout with Tonga songs... 