Etahi Whakatauki a te Pakeha.
Ko nga whakatauki nga tamahine o nga mohiotanga e haere mai ana i ia ra, i ia ra. Ko te kaikaa te timatanga o te riri ko tona mutunga iho he ripineta. Ko te whakawai mete tinihanga hore rawa e whai taonga te tangata i a raua. Ko nga mea hou e whakapaingia tonutia ana, a tera pea nga mea tawliito e pai ake ana. E matotoru ana nga hara i te waahi e rahirahi ana te aroha. Ko nga tangata kuare e anga ana kite whakahe i nga riwhanga e kore e taea e nga tangata puwhakaaro te whakaora. Kaua e hohoro tau mahi. Ko te aroha i motu ke, e ahei ano te whakapiri, engari e kore e tino ora tika a muri. Mehemea e hiahia ana koe he wahine mau, titiro atu ki a ia i te Rahoroi-wliare aua i te Ratapu. No a tatou tupuna o tatou ingoa, otira ko o tatou honore na a tatou mahi tika. Kei runga i te liuarahi aue te tangata e turoro ana, otira ki tona whakaaro ake e ora ana ia. Ko te wliaiwhakaaro te mea e mana ai te tangata matau, otira e tukitukitia ana te kuare.
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Korimako, Issue 42, 15 July 1885, Page 3
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204Etahi Whakatauki a te Pakeha. Korimako, Issue 42, 15 July 1885, Page 3
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