The twin sister

This work of translation has been undertaken out of love for the land of Hawaii and for the Hawaiian people. To all those who have generously aided to further the study I wish to express my grateful thanks. I am indebted to the curator and trustees of the Bishop Museum for so kindly placing at my disposal the valuable manuscripts in the museum collection, and to Dr. Brigham, Mr. Stokes, and other members of the museum staff for their help and suggestions, as well as to those scholars of Hawaiian who have patiently answered my questions or lent me valuable material--to Mr.

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There are a great number of people I must thank for this joyous endeavor. First, I would like to thank my parents, George and Olga Erotopoulos for their unwavering encouragement and support, their sacrifice for a better future for their children, and their unconditional love. To my brother Jim, my sister-in-law Alissa, and their beautiful twin daughters, I am so thankful that you are a constant part of my life. A special thank you to my mother- and father-in-law, to my husband Steve, and our beautiful children, Despina, Olga, and Stathi for their love and support....

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Yarn: Madelinetosh Tosh Sock in Terra Verte, 3 skeins Needles: #6 Gauge: 18 stitches equals 3.5 inches, in the first main stitch pattern, after blocking. “Tetrad” is a term that, loosely, means, “four.” It pops up in Physics, geometry, music, chromosomes and a few other areas. My twin sister visited me a little while ago to celebrate our birthday. We visited a yarn shop and I asked her to choose a yarn she would like for a new shawl. Her “old” shawl was the first lace-patterned shawl I ever made, Icarus. Her Icarus is holding up well, but I think it’s...

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