The Ancient History of the Maori His Mythology And Traditions volume 3
The Ancient History of the Maori His Mythology And Traditions volume 3
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The poor wretch thought his life was nov/ safe, when, to his dismay, Maru the merciful rose up, and, addressing the tribe, said, " Here, take your food ; only take care first to burn off the skin that has ' nestled beside that of your sister. " Tu-matai-ao (seek for daylight) was seized and put to death and eaten.
Weakened by successive defeats, the Nga-ti-mamoe gradually retired southwards, and we do not hear of their making any very determined stand between the fall of Pakihi, or Pari-whakata...u (cliff that echoes), and the great battle on the banks of the Apa-rima (five bodies of work- men) thirty years afterwards, when their forces were com- pletely annihilated, although constant petty encounters HAKĪ-TE-KURA AND HER LOVER. 251 between the two contending tribes continued np to the very last. It was during this interval that the fugitives from Pakihi lived in caves^ where traces of their occupation are shown in the rude drawings overlying those of a more ancient date ; the reason given for their choosing such temporary shelter being that they thought they were less likely to be attacked, and, if attacked, would be in a better position to escape.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The poor wretch thought his life was nov/ safe, when, to his dismay, Maru the merciful rose up, and, addressing the tribe, said, " Here, take your food ; only take care first to burn off the skin that has ' nestled beside that of your sister. " Tu-matai-ao (seek for daylight) was seized and put to death and eaten.
Weakened by successive defeats, the Nga-ti-mamoe gradually retired southwards, and we do not hear of their making any very determined stand between the fall of Pakihi, or Pari-whakata...u (cliff that echoes), and the great battle on the banks of the Apa-rima (five bodies of work- men) thirty years afterwards, when their forces were com- pletely annihilated, although constant petty encounters HAKĪ-TE-KURA AND HER LOVER. 251 between the two contending tribes continued np to the very last. It was during this interval that the fugitives from Pakihi lived in caves^ where traces of their occupation are shown in the rude drawings overlying those of a more ancient date ; the reason given for their choosing such temporary shelter being that they thought they were less likely to be attacked, and, if attacked, would be in a better position to escape.
What to read after The Ancient History of the Maori His Mythology And Traditions volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John White to read onlineMoreLess
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