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Auckland Reed Formatpill., maps (folded) ;cm. Find the item in another New Zealand library. After. See original record. Click to request to view this item, access digital version (if available), and see more information. Now they are both dead, each killed by the otper. The goddess was overcome with grief. Skip to search form Skip to main content Skip to account menu. Publisher. Statement of Responsibility: by A. W. Reed and Inez Hames ; illustrations by Roger Hart. Subject Class Myths and legends of Fiji and Rotuma. Authors: Reed, A. W. (Alexander Wyclif), (Main Author) Format: Books/Monographs. Click to request to view this item, access The account is in the form of a history of Rotuman chieftainship, beginning with the founding of the island by a chief from Samoa named Rao (Raho), and ending inMYTHS AND LEGENDS OF FIJI sons at play. Auckland Reed Formatpill., maps (folded) ;cm. The stories of Fiji are rich in drama, telling of gods and fabulous creatures, of islands built by supernatural powers, and of the creation of the birds, beasts and plants that inhabit Myths and legends of Fiji and Rotuma. Semantic Scholar's Myths and legends of Fiji and Rotuma. Statement of Responsibility: by A. W. Reed and Inez Hames ; illustrations by Roger Hart. Authors: Reed, A. W. (Alexander Wyclif), Semantic Scholar extracted view of Myths & legends of Fiji & Rotuma by A. W. Reed et al. Day after day she stayed in her house, the tears running down her cheeks, and refused to be comforted. Use the interloan service at your local library to borrow the item Semantic Scholar extracted view of Myths & legends of Fiji & Rotuma by A. W. Reed et al Myths and legends of Fiji & Rotuma A. W. Reed and Inez Hames ; illustrated by Roger Hart Rasikilau remained outside Myths and legends of Fiji and Rotuma. Publisher. Publication: Wellington, New Zealand: A. H. & A. W. Reed, Physicalpill. Language: English. See original record. a while they quarrelled, and began o hurl rocks at each other.