He Korero mo nga Ratapu, Ma nga Mea Taitamariki.
He roanga no te Upoko xliv., i taia kite nama 23. A miharo noa taua hunga whakapehapeha i te putanga atu o tetehi tangata ke ki reira, ka mea atu rat ou ki a ia he aha tau etu na i konei 1 Na hari tonu ratou i te rongonga atu ki ana' kupu, ka whakaae kia hoatu he| utu mana. Ka liari ia a hold! ana ki maunga Oriwa. A haere j ana ia ki tetehi kainga i reira ka! kite ia i taua Tangata pouri nuij nei ratou ko ona lioa. E pouri j ana hoki ratou tona kitenga i ena tangata e pouri ana ka mea ia e pouri ana hold ia, heoi he ahua kau tona pouri. Kihai i korerotia e ia ki tetehi tangata i hea ia. Kihai ano hoki tana i rnohiotia e tetehi tangata. Ko taua Tangata pouri nui nei ia e kite ana ona kanohi i nga mea katoa. He mea whakamiharo rawa ia kei tawhiti noa atu ia tenei nrntauranga i taua tangata kino.
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Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 1 (Supplement)
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182He Korero mo nga Ratapu, Ma nga Mea Taitamariki. Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 1 (Supplement)
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