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Note 17 — Chapter XXXVI · PAOA SEEKS OUT THE BODY OF HIS DEAD FRIEND LOHIAU

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Ku kihikihi, to stand cornerwise or edgewise. In the ebullition that stirs the mass of a lava lake at seemingly rhythmical intervals the congealed crust that has formed on the surface is seen to break up, become tilted on edge, and then be sucked down into the depths by the vortex of the lava-pit. The allusion here is to the tilting of the plate on edge in this wonderful phenomenon. ↑

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