Upoko LI.
TE WHAKAMAHAU. I te taha kite whakamahau tetehi ruma nui, kua tahuna tetehi ahi ngarahu ki reira e nga pononga, na, tu tahi ana tetehi tangata ke i roto i a ratou ehara i te pononga taua tangata, manamanahau ana tona ahua i a ia e tu ana i roto i a ratou, heoi kei te ngakau o tenei tangata nui raws atu te pouri, awangawanga tonu tona ngakau kite herehere e tu ra i te ruma i roto atu, i te
aroaro o nga kai "Whakariterite, Wliakarongo ! Ka haere mai tetehi kotiro ko te kai tiaki o te tatau —a, matatau tonu mai tana
te kupu tika ka tohe tonu taua! kotiro ka mea lie tika he lioa koe &o taua herehere Heoi kotahi tonu te reo o aua pononga e tu taoi me ia ka titiro ia tangata ia
titiro Id taua tangata ke e nolio tahi ra ratou ko uga pononga i te taha o te ahi ngavahu, ka karanga atu taua kotiro ki taua tangata ke.
tangata o ratou ki a ia ka korero atu kotahi ta ratou korero katoa ka whakakokia atu e taua tangata rawakore kia ratou e kore ia e irtohio ki a ratou kupu kikai
i Mete miharo tonu taua kotiro ki jtaua tangata i mohio nei ia. A |ka whakahoki kupu taua tangata ;ki taua kotiro e hara ana kupu i
ratou i wliakapono ki tana korero niataku ana taua tangata rawa« 'kore puta atu ana kite whaka'maliau o waho. Aiaia ite | whakanialiau, ka tangi te Tikaokao
Ka takiri hoki te. ata, Muri ilio! ka kite ano etehi -tangata i a ia, j ka ki atu ano tetehi wahine ki taua tangata rawakore he kupu whakawehi ana kupu ki taua tangata, mete whakarongo ano taua hunga etu ra. Ka tino nui rawa te meatanga a taua tangata e tu wehi nei. Katahi ka mahue te whakamahau i a ia, a hoki ana kite taha ote ahi. K"a korero atu ia ki taua hunga, rite tonu ano ana kupu katoa, kihai hoki ia i whakaaro ki tona ariki aroha nui e whakamamaetia mai ra i te ruma, i tua tata atu i a ia, mete whakarongo ano ia taua hunga ki tona reo i a ia e korero ana, no to ratou tino mohiotanga ki tona reo, ka mahara ratou no nga taone aia o te Hoto—ki ta ratou whakaaro no tetehi ia o nga Pa o Kariri, he hoa ia no te herehere i roto i tetehi o aua ruma," ka korero atu ano ratou ki a ia i to ratou mohiotanga ki tona reo. Otira ka whakakahore ia i te aroaro o ratou katoa, ki tonu tona mangai i te kanga, i te nanakia. "Whakarongo kua oti te korero kino. He aha te reo i rangona e whakawehi ana i a ia ? He tangi Tikaokao' ranei 1 He aha te mea i kite ai-ia e heke ana nga Roimata i ona kknohi'?' I tahuri ranei taua Tangata ngakau mahaki, i waenga vnttui oha kai whakamamae, a, ana ki taua tangata ngakau pbneua ? Na kua pa mai te mamae kite ngakau o taua tangata, puta atu ana ki waho kite whakamahau nui atu tona tangi. Kia ahatia ra koe te tangi noa ai. Mau ra e tangi no te mea i nui rawa tou hara.
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Korimako, Issue 25, 15 March 1884, Page 2 (Supplement)
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556Upoko LI. Korimako, Issue 25, 15 March 1884, Page 2 (Supplement)
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