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  • In the reign of Umi, a beautiful girl, called Kalei, living in Waipio, was very fond of shellfish, and frequently went to Kuiopihi for her favorite article of diet.

    Hawaiian Folk Tales A Collection of Native Legends 1887

  • The plates, UDINK1 UDINK2 and UDINK3 are on the vehicles of Mike and Shelly Udink and their son Kalei.

    Oregon Offended By Udinks 2007

  • The plates, UDINK1 UDINK2 and UDINK3 are on the vehicles of Mike and Shelly Udink and their son Kalei.

    Archive 2007-09-01 2007

  • I was looking for Kalei downtown, and ran into Sean and David.

    oatcake Diary Entry oatcake 2005

  • I looked down from the top of a building, and I saw Kalei.

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  • In time Kalei was delivered of a fine healthy boy, apparently the same as any other child, but he had, besides the normal mouth of a human being, a shark's mouth on his back between the shoulder blades.

    Hawaiian Folk Tales A Collection of Native Legends 1887

  • It seems Kamohoalii, the King-shark, had noted the charms of the beautiful Kalei, and his heart, or whatever answers in place of it with fishes, had been captured by them.

    Hawaiian Folk Tales A Collection of Native Legends 1887

  • Kalei had told her family of the kind of being her husband was, and they all agreed to keep the matter of the shark-mouth on the child's back

    Hawaiian Folk Tales A Collection of Native Legends 1887

  • There was another pool with a small fall of the Waipio River very near the house of Kalei, and the boy very often went into it while his mother watched on the banks.

    Hawaiian Folk Tales A Collection of Native Legends 1887

  • Umi, therefore, ordered Kalei and her relatives to be set at liberty, while the priests and shark kahunas were requested to make offerings and invocations to Kamohoalii that his spirit might take possession of one of his _hakas_ (mediums devoted to his cult), and so express to humanity his desires in regard to his bad son, who had presumed to eat human beings, a practice well known to be contrary to Kamohoalii's design.

    Hawaiian Folk Tales A Collection of Native Legends 1887

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