Nga Ui.
1. Kowai te ingoa o tena maunga? 2. Kowai te ingoa o te Kainga i runga I te maunga? 3. Kowai te wahine pouri i whakatau. atu nei i a Ihu ? 4. Pewhea ana kupu ki a Ihu ? 5. Pewhea nga kupu whakamarie a Ihu i a ia ? 6. I hoki taua wahine kite aha i te Kainga ? 7. Pewhea nga whakaaro o. taua hunga ito ratou kitenga i a Ihu e tangi ana ? 8. Pewhea te kupu matamua i tono ai a Ihu ? 9. Kowai i whakakahore nei ? 10. Pewhea te kupu tono a Ihu i mea ai kite tupapuku ? 11. Pewhea te tono o muri ki te urupa ? 12. Ko tewhea o ana kupu tono te tono whakamiharo rawa ? 13. Pewhea te roa o tenei tangata e takoto ana i te urupa— Hoani xi., 18-46. Ko etehi kupu o Ihu raua ko Mata ite tutakinga. E ara aka ano tona tungaane. Ka matau ahau e ara ake ia i te aranga a te ra whakamutunga. Ko ahau te aranga mai mete ora—Hoani xi., 23-46.
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Korimako, Issue 22, 15 December 1883, Page 2 (Supplement)
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178Nga Ui. Korimako, Issue 22, 15 December 1883, Page 2 (Supplement)
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