He Korero na Take raua ko Tito.
Tito: Tena koe e Take! Nau hoki i ki, kahore he pai i roto i te rama, i te waina, i te wihiki, i te pia, me era atu wai ahu areka. Take : Ae. He mohiotanga noku kite kino o era tu ngongi. Tito : Ha ! He kai whakamahana era i te tinana. He kino, koia, tera 1 I Take: E hara i te tikanau whakamahana ta tera wai. Ite inumanga ake ka kaka te tinana,, kaore e wheau, ka ngau mai ana te kuiki; a, i roto ite inumanga tuatahi hei whakamahana i te tinana, haere tahi atu te mate mo te tinana i roto i taua wai, e ai ta nga Takutu Tohunga nuL Tito: Me kata atu a au ki a koe e Take, ha ! ha ! ha ! Na te mea, ka nui nga Takuta i tenei motu e whakapai ana kite waipiro, e homai ana kite Maori hei rons'oa mo te mare, mete tim atu o nga mate, e pa ana ki te tangata.
Take : Ka tika to kupu. Kei te mohio ano nga Takuta i te kino o aua tu wai; a, kitea ana, he mahi na ratou te whakapai. He penei ano mete tupeka, kua mohio ano te Pakelia ki nga mate hirahira noa atu i roto i te kai tupeka, kai tonu te Pakeha, a hoake ana ki a koe ki nga iwi kuare. He mate te mutunga.
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Korimako, Issue 2, 17 April 1882, Page 2
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240He Korero na Take raua ko Tito. Korimako, Issue 2, 17 April 1882, Page 2
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