He Korero mo nga Ratapu, Ma nga Mea Taitamariki.
He roanga no te Upoko xxxiv., i taia kite nama 20. E tino nui haere ana te tokomahatanga o te tangata e oma mai ana kia kite i taua rnea i meatia. Na, he kupu whai mana. He, hamama, he whakawehi, e takaokeoke ana, e ihiihi ana, a, takoto ana taua tainaiti kite whenua pera ana me te tupapaku. Na, piko iho ana te Ariki pai, ka mau ki tona ringa ka whakaara i a ia, a hoatu ana e ia te tamaiti ki tona matua. Na kua whakakahoretia katoatia nga mea i pa ki a ia, te poauau, te whakaaro kore te takaokeoke me era atu haurangitanga katoa, noho marie ana kua tika nga whakaaro ! A nui atu te miharo o taua hunga i to ratou kitenga i taua mea i meatia. A, ka tomo a Ihu ki tona whare, ka haere mai nga akonga tokoiwa ki a ia ka ui i tetehi ui, kihai hoki ratou i pai kia ui ratou ki a ia i te aroaro o te mano, ka whakahokia mai e Ihu a whakaaturia ana e ia kia ratou te he.
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Korimako, Issue 21, 15 November 1883, Page 1 (Supplement)
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195He Korero mo nga Ratapu, Ma nga Mea Taitamariki. Korimako, Issue 21, 15 November 1883, Page 1 (Supplement)
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