The Adventures of Kimble Bent a Story of Wild Life in the New Zealand Bush
The Adventures of Kimble Bent a Story of Wild Life in the New Zealand Bush
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Parted troin me for ever. Thou'rt borne away to the fields of iiiglit, In revenge for otlier deaths. Alas, O Waka ! ") THE FIGHT AT MOTUROA STOCKADE 225 And tlie wild korero went on. Tartgi songs were chanted, and there were speeclies of savage, boast- ful jubilation made — " great swelling words. " But from a lone little thatched hut on one side of the. Crowded parade ground came a long-sustained crying sound, a sobbing heart-breaking dirge, rising and falling like a Highland coronach — a keen...ing for the dead. Te Hau-karewa made lamentation for her slain warrior.
15 CHAPTER XIX THE TAURANGA-IKA STOCKADE Another fighting pa built — Scouting and skirmishing — The watcher on the tower — McDonnell and Titokowaru — How Trooper Lingard won the New Zealand Cross — Hairbreadth escapes — Pairama and the white man's leg.
On the edge of the great forest, some miles to the south of the Waitotara River, was the site of the olden Maori village, Tauranga-ika. In front fern and grass lands stretched away to the sand-dmies of the sea-coast, with here and there a small shallow lake ; in the rear was the dense and roadless bush, a perfect and safe retreat for the Haiihaus in the event of defeat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Parted troin me for ever. Thou'rt borne away to the fields of iiiglit, In revenge for otlier deaths. Alas, O Waka ! ") THE FIGHT AT MOTUROA STOCKADE 225 And tlie wild korero went on. Tartgi songs were chanted, and there were speeclies of savage, boast- ful jubilation made — " great swelling words. " But from a lone little thatched hut on one side of the. Crowded parade ground came a long-sustained crying sound, a sobbing heart-breaking dirge, rising and falling like a Highland coronach — a keen...ing for the dead. Te Hau-karewa made lamentation for her slain warrior.
15 CHAPTER XIX THE TAURANGA-IKA STOCKADE Another fighting pa built — Scouting and skirmishing — The watcher on the tower — McDonnell and Titokowaru — How Trooper Lingard won the New Zealand Cross — Hairbreadth escapes — Pairama and the white man's leg.
On the edge of the great forest, some miles to the south of the Waitotara River, was the site of the olden Maori village, Tauranga-ika. In front fern and grass lands stretched away to the sand-dmies of the sea-coast, with here and there a small shallow lake ; in the rear was the dense and roadless bush, a perfect and safe retreat for the Haiihaus in the event of defeat.
What to read after The Adventures of Kimble Bent a Story of Wild Life in the New Zealand Bush?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cowan James to read onlineMoreLess
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