| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - My friend Louis Becke tells me that 'in the olden days in the Ellice Islands, it was customary to always speak of a dead man by some other name than that which he had borne when au For instance, if Kino, who in life was a builder of canoes, died, he would perhaps be spoken of teaura moli, i.e. perfectly fitting outrigger to denote that he had been especially skilled building and fitting an out
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