He Patai mete Whakautu.
Kowai i te putake o te whawhai e kaha-haere nei i te ao? Ko Hatana tonu.—l mohiotia tena kite aha? I mohiotia kite Karaipiture e ki nei, "Kaua koe e patu." Ha! kaore koia te Atua i whakahau i nga Hurai i mua kia haere kite whawhai? E tika ana. I whakahan ano te Atua. Ko nga whakahau katoa o te Atua tika tonu, horerawa he he iti i roto i ana tono. Engari, ka patai atu hold ahau : —Kowai kei te tonotono i enei tini whawhai i roto i nga ranga-
tiratanga oteao ? Kowai lioki aan ka moliio ? Ae. Ekore koe e moliio. Ko te Karaiti ia, e moliio aua. Ko Tana kupu tenei ki nga iwi katoa e noho nei i te ao, "Kia aroha ki tou hoa ano ko koe." "Kia mate te kino ite pai." Horerawa te putake mo te pakanga o nga iwi i roto i enei akoranga o te Karaiti. No konei ka tino kitea nuitia te take o nga pakanga ko Hatana kei te tutu ope. Kati, tenei ake te herea ai a Hatana kite mekameka, te whiua ai ki te poka-torere. Ko reira tu ai te kingitanga o te Karaiti anake ki tenei ao nei ano; a, ka kuhua te hoari, ka patu ki te parau-whenua, ki nga lianga tapahi witi.
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Korimako, Issue 37, 15 February 1885, Page 9
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223He Patai me te Whakautu. Korimako, Issue 37, 15 February 1885, Page 9
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