Ko taihoa te tahae o te wa. E kore te kuri pakeke e tau noa. Kia arohaina ai koe, me aroha hoki koe. Kite kino te kaumatuatanga, nohea nga taitama e rongo i te pai. I Alia koe e noho rawa kore, kia mate ai koe he tangata whaitaonga. Ko ia e tono ana i nga mangai e tono ahahoki i te kai mo aua mangai. E kore tena puawai te manawanui e tupu ki nga kaari o nga tangata katoa. He mea ngawari te hopu i te kiore mehemea e kotahi rawa ano tona puta. E haere ana a whakapehapeha ki mua, a ko whakama e haere whakamuri ana. Kaati ano te mea e puta mai ana i te putea ko taua mea anake i oki roto. Ko nga tangata e kore nei e utu, tena e honu tonu to ratou kii mai meake ka utua. Me he takaro anake, kahore he mahi, ko te tukunga iho ka riro mai ia tuatangata he hate taretare anake. E riro mai pea te moni i te tangata kuare, engari tukua atu aua moni ma te mohio e hokohoko.
Ko aku kupu e rere whakarunga ana ko aku whakaaro e noho ana i raro nei. Ko nga kupu, hore ana he whakaaro e kore e tae kite rangi.
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Korimako, Issue 73, 16 March 1888, Page 10
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216Untitled Korimako, Issue 73, 16 March 1888, Page 10
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