Te Tupeka.
Maori: He wawata pea nou e manu, e mea nei koe, he mate nui kei te tupeka. Kowai i kite, kowai i mohio kite mate e tera tu kai a te tangata % Pakeha : Ka tika to hahau, ka tika hoki au patai. Te putake o taku kupu kei nga tohunga Pakeha na ratou i kite nga mate o te tupeka ; a, ehara i te pumaramarama ta ratou kite i te ngau kino, i te ngau toropuku o tenei kai o te tupeka, engari, i kitea tuturutia e ratou, marama-kehokeho nga mate, te taea te whawhati ta nga tohunga ra e te ao katoa. Maori: Nau ena mohiotanga, na te Pakeha. Kaore kau he mate i kitea e au, e te Maori. Tetahi ka nui te kai-paipa a te Pakeha. He tataku noa iho pea tau e manu. Pakeha : Ka tika hoki au kimihanga e hoa. Ko etahi ote kiri ma e kimi ana; ko etahi, ekore, heaha mana te kimi, koia, i utongatia ai nga he, nga mate. Ka pai tau, ta te kiri parauri e whai nei koe kite putake, ma te tika o te putake, ka tika hoki te tukunga iho. Maori: Ehe !he ngutu mohio pea ta Te Korimako nei. Pakeha : Kia mau. Kauaka au e kupukupua; engari, me whakarongo marie. Maori: Tena hoki ra. Pakeha: Ae. Ma te taha Pakeha e whawhati aku kii, engari koa, kaore e taea. Ko nga Rata tino - tohunga o te Ingarihi, o te Wiwi, o te Marikena, o te Tiamana e whaki ana i nga mate ote kai-paipa. He mano tini kua nehua noatia i te taitamatanga i te tupeka; he mano tini i whakaporangitia. E patu ana te tupeka i te toto ; i te ngakau ; i nga ringa ; i nga roro ; i nga kanohi; i nga niho ; i te arero; i te korokoro; i te uma; ite puku me era atu wahi o te tinana.
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Bibliographic details
Korimako, Issue 5, 13 July 1882, Page 5
Word Count
318Te Tupeka. Korimako, Issue 5, 13 July 1882, Page 5
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