| He and the Kanakas had succeeded in righting the boat and clambering into her. |
| So soundly did the kanakas sleep through that long hot day that they did not see the cutter run out through the passage and head south, close-hauled on the southeast trade. |
| He frequently declared that England was the finest country in the world, sir, and he felt a lively superiority over Americans, Colonials, Dagos, Dutchmen, and Kanakas. |
| Before they got him into the river he had impelled the Kanakas to capture the prau. |
| Concurrently several of us were off the map hanging with the kanakas out in the Sandwich Islands. |
| Kanakas had been aboard the first exploration and trading ships to reach the Pacific Northwest Coast. |
