He Korero na Whakahawea raua ko Kimi.
Kimi: E meinga ana erua nga kai tutua ate Pakeha; kai whakaheke i te tupu a te tangata. Whakahawea: Heaha? heaha? Kimi : He tuoeka, me nga wai whakahurorirori, whakahauwarea. Whakahawea : I mohiotia ki te aha 1 Kaore koa he taonga kite tito e Kimi. Kimi : E hara i te tito e Wha, he tika tonu. * Na nga Pu-tohunga i roto i te Pakeha i kite, a, panuitia ana nga mate, nga aha, nga aha o era tu kai. Kua rongo, kua kite, kua mohio te Pakeha kite nanakia o era hanga, heoi, tohe tonu. ' Whakahawea : Me he mea, he tika tau, kua pehia era kai, he iwi matau nui hoki te Pakeha. Kimi : Haunga te matau nui. E rua nga take i mau tonu ai era kai, —ko te whakawai o te wairua poke tetahi take, e toko nei i te tangata kia jnamao i te Atua. Te ruao nga take, he ara moni era kai; ako te kupu kei i a Timoti te vi. te 10 o nga rarunga e mea ana, " He putake hoki no nga kino katoa te aroha kite moni." , Whakahawea: Koia pea ua koe. Waiho ra, me titiro.
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Korimako, Issue 12, 15 February 1883, Page 2 (Supplement)
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200He Korero na Whakahawea raua ko Kimi. Korimako, Issue 12, 15 February 1883, Page 2 (Supplement)
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