PEPEHA.
E kake haere te hinengaro o te tangata kite mea ka whakamahia tonutia; otira kite waiho kia moe ana, ka ngoikore haere ka ahua he. E mea ana au e taea ano te mea tino poauau te whakaako.—Na Roari Kariwuru. Ekore ianei e whakauria te whakaaro ki runga kite hunga e oba ana te ngakau, e ngawari ana nga tikanga, e tino aroha ana, kite kahore i takoto i roto i a ratou nga tikanga o te whakapono, hei arahi, hei whakakaha— Na Hautei. Ko ia kahore nei e pai kite ritenga hei whakatika i a ia, e whakaanga ke ona whakaaro, a ckore e ata maharatia ana mahi, ekore e ata tika.— Na Rowatoa. Aria koe e titiro kite tar>gata raanawapopore hei atawhai mou. Kahore ona pai kite tangata; kahore ana whakaaro kite tangata; e whakapaupaua ona maharatanga ki a ia anake.— Ka Houhea.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 January 1855, Page 30
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146PEPEHA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 January 1855, Page 30
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