He Pakanga mo tetahi Wahine.
No naia tata nei, i Mihouri (Missouri), i Amerika, ka tautotohe nga tangata tokorua mo tetahi wahine. Ka ki tetahi mana, ka ki tetahi mana. Nawai, a, ka maranga te whawhai o nga tokorua . ra. Ko Tukana Poiniti tetalii ko Wiri Moohi tetahi. Nga rakau a te tokorua ra, ko nga ringa anake. Hui mai, hui mai nga kai-matakitaki; a, kahore i waongia. Wliano tae ki te haora kotahi e kukuru ana nga tokorua ra, ka mate ko i Tukana Poiniti. Hemo rawa ake | a Tukana Poiniti ko te taringa me ite iliu ote hoa riri i riro atu; a, | e ki ana te nupepa kei te whakajhemoliemo a Wiri Moohi; a, ko nga whiu o te ture ka rere kite wahine, 11a na nei te he, i mate ai enei tangata wawau tokorua. Ko te kupu tenei, " Kia mate te jkino ite pai." He i aha ma te mano tera kupu tika 1
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Korimako, Issue 27, 15 May 1884, Page 6
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159He Pakanga mo tetahi Wahine. Korimako, Issue 27, 15 May 1884, Page 6
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