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Part I (continued) AIR I. Otoo. Accept this plantain, yam, and hog, well roasted, Offerings to thy Godship dear, With mahee (6) sweet as ever boasted; Great Towha now an answer deign. Towha assumes the Appearance of a Chief Mourner. R E C I T A T I V E. Otoo (appalled). My quiv'ring flesh, my limbs bedew'd all o'er; Each feeble sense my eyes my voice no more '. (5) Another of the Society Islands, the most ferocious in war, conquerors of Ulitea, which was anciently subject to Omai's ancestors.
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