Kupu a Takuta Riharihona.
Ko te iwi kino rawa o te ao nei, ko te hunga e ata kai ana i te waipiro. He whakawai ta ratou ite tokomaha; ako te kai-wha-kawai i a ratou, ko Hatana tonu. Ko te tangata haurangi, e kakai tonu ana i te waipiro e mohiotia ana, he apatahi tonu ta ratou; tena ko te tangata e ata kai ana i te waipiro, lie ngakau rua tera, he ngakau tutua, kaore ana mahara kite tokomaha, kaore hoki ana mahara kite mate o tona tinana ake, kua kite tera tu tangata i te mate o te mano i te waipiro, heaha mana, ka ata kai ia, kia tirohia e te tangata he maia ia kite pana atu ite haurangitanga o tona tinana; engari koa, e mohiotia ana tona ngakau pango, tona ngakau whakakawea kite pai. Whakahihi noa koe mo tau ata inu i te waipiro, te mutunga iho, ko koe tonu, kua kanga hoki koe.
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Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 5
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159Kupu a Takuta Riharihona. Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 5
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