El que osa enturbiar su corriente, paga caro su atrevimiento.

¡Con cuánta usura me paga las candelillas que le enciendo los sabados!...

On this paga he laid the pig-meat to broil over the flames.

We sailed on from Honolulu until we came to Paga-Paga.

We sailed on from Honolulu until we came to Paga-Paga.

Ah, how I longed to stay in Paga-Paga and be a natural man.

Ah, how I longed to stay in Paga-Paga and be a natural man.

Work called me back to civilization and sorrow-fully I heeded its call and waved good-by to the natural folk of Paga-Paga!

Work called me back to civilization and sorrow-fully I heeded its call and waved good-by to the natural folk of Paga-Paga!

It was before I came to Paga-Paga that I wrote a little verse inspired by Honolulu.

It was before I came to Paga-Paga that I wrote a little verse inspired by Honolulu.

Perhaps, if I had gone first to Paga-Paga don't forget to put in the n and call it Panga-Panga when you say it to yourself!I might have written it of that happy island of the natural folk.

Perhaps, if I had gone first to Paga-Paga don't forget to put in the n and call it Panga-Panga when you say it to yourself!I might have written it of that happy island of the natural folk.

Again I saw Paga-Paga and the natural folk, who had no need to toil nor spin to live upon the fat of the land and be arrayed in the garments that were always up to the minute in style.

Again I saw Paga-Paga and the natural folk, who had no need to toil nor spin to live upon the fat of the land and be arrayed in the garments that were always up to the minute in style.