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Maori
and come back in the morning.' I agreed but when I got there you and Captain Smith and Ngairo had already gone. Sirs, greetings to you. I came back because my horse was tired, and I could not go on during the night; I got to Mete Kiri's house at six o'clock. From Wiremu Tamihana Hiko
Hei te ata koe ka hoki mai ai.' Whakaae tonu atu hoki ahau, tae rawa mai ahau kua riro atu korua ko Kapene Mete ko Ngairo. E ta ma, tena ra koutou, he ngenge o taku hoiho i hoki ai ahau, i kore ai ano ahau e haere tonu atu i te po nei; no te ono o nga haora ahau i tae mai ai ki te whare o Mete Kiri. Na Wiremu Tamihana Hiko

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