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Maori
because I am still unhappy. If things were clearer then I would write but, friend, you should come quickly so we can see soon whether it will be sadness or light. I'm sick of waiting. Cooper said my son was coming, but it's a lie. But perhaps when the land is sorted out, and you return again, then perhaps you two will come. Suffice. From me, from your good and true friend, from Te Wiremu, from Renata
no te mea hoki kei te pouri ano, me mea kua marama, katahi rano au ka tuhituhi, engari, e hoa, ko koe kia horo mai kia awe te kitea, he hinapouri ranei, he ata marama ranei. Ka mate au i te taringa atu. Ko Te Kupa e kia atu na e haere atu ana taku tamaiti, he parau. Engari pea kia rite te whenua, a, ka hoki atu ano koe, katahi rano pea korua ka haere atu. Kati. Naku, na tou hoa aroha pono, na Te Wiremu, na Renata

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