E hoa ma e nga tangata o runga, o raro, o tetahi taha, o tetahi taha, wakarongo mai ki enei wakaaro ano a o tatou kai Tiaki: e mea ana kia pai te haere, kia hohoro te hoki ki tou kainga, ana e noho noa i te Taone kopikopiko ai, noho noa iho ai, he aha te pai ote tangata kite noho i to te Pakeha kainga? to te noho noa, tona tukunga iho he mate, ara, he mau kite whare herehere. Kia ata titiro i te ahua painga o nga korero a o tatou kai Tiaki: he aha ra tatou te wakarongo ai ki a ratou nei kupu ? E hoa ma e nga tangata
e tohetonu ana kite kino. Tenatatou ka rongoa i o tatoutinana, kiawakamutua te konohi, te wakapeke, te hunahuna, me nga tini mea katoa a nga Pakeha, e takoto ana i tona whare, kaua e pa atu ki tana mea, he mea kino wakaharahara hoki te tahae.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 9, 1 September 1843, Page 37
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161Untitled Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 9, 1 September 1843, Page 37
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