The Maoris of New Zealand
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They are the words of Ta-ne. If you hearken not, soon the hosts above will make accusation. " The proud people answered, " Friend, your words are lies. " Men had then become very numerous upon the earth. There were a great many tribes. Evil prevailed everywhere. Men obstinately opposed the teachings of these good priests and declared them to be false, and asserted that Eangi and Pa-pa, heaven and earth, were as they had been from the first, and that Ta-ne had not done and would not do as they t...aught.
Then Tupu-nui-a-uta and Para-mea got stone axes and cut down totara trees and other light timbers and dragged them to the mouth of the river To-hing-a. They bound the timbers together with vines of the pirata and made a very wide raft.
Then they repeated an incantation prayer and built a house on the raft and put much food into it, and then they prayed that rain might come in such abundance as would convince men of the power of Ta-ne and prove the truth of his existence and the necessity of worship for life and peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are the words of Ta-ne. If you hearken not, soon the hosts above will make accusation. " The proud people answered, " Friend, your words are lies. " Men had then become very numerous upon the earth. There were a great many tribes. Evil prevailed everywhere. Men obstinately opposed the teachings of these good priests and declared them to be false, and asserted that Eangi and Pa-pa, heaven and earth, were as they had been from the first, and that Ta-ne had not done and would not do as they t...aught.
Then Tupu-nui-a-uta and Para-mea got stone axes and cut down totara trees and other light timbers and dragged them to the mouth of the river To-hing-a. They bound the timbers together with vines of the pirata and made a very wide raft.
Then they repeated an incantation prayer and built a house on the raft and put much food into it, and then they prayed that rain might come in such abundance as would convince men of the power of Ta-ne and prove the truth of his existence and the necessity of worship for life and peace.
What to read after The Maoris of New Zealand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Vannorman Lucas to read onlineMoreLess
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