Maori Lore; the Traditions of the Maori People, With the More Important of Their Legends
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Then it was that a truly diabolical scheme entered into the head of Tu-te-amo-amo. He would destroy the brother he feared, and then appropriate the woman he loved. But there must be no failure in the carrying-out of his plan ; it was essential that it should be attended with success, otherwise death for himself would inevitably be the penalty.
The design adopted by Tu-te-amo-amo was not striking for its originality ; indeed, it was an artifice the narration of which is not infrequently to be fo...und in Hawa-ikian legends.
Galling one sunny afternoon upon Wai-huka, he told him he was going out in his canoe to fish, and asked him to come.
To this proposal Wai-huka readily agreed ; so the brothers, getting aboard of the little craft, paddled away. Going some distance from the shore the anchor — a big stone — was thrown overboard, the lines were got out, and they fished away with such success that it was beginning to grow quite dark before they thought of returning. When Tu-te-amo-amo started to pull up the anchor he artfully pretended that it had got locked in some rocks forming part of a low reef that ran out to sea near to where they had been fishing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then it was that a truly diabolical scheme entered into the head of Tu-te-amo-amo. He would destroy the brother he feared, and then appropriate the woman he loved. But there must be no failure in the carrying-out of his plan ; it was essential that it should be attended with success, otherwise death for himself would inevitably be the penalty.
The design adopted by Tu-te-amo-amo was not striking for its originality ; indeed, it was an artifice the narration of which is not infrequently to be fo...und in Hawa-ikian legends.
Galling one sunny afternoon upon Wai-huka, he told him he was going out in his canoe to fish, and asked him to come.
To this proposal Wai-huka readily agreed ; so the brothers, getting aboard of the little craft, paddled away. Going some distance from the shore the anchor — a big stone — was thrown overboard, the lines were got out, and they fished away with such success that it was beginning to grow quite dark before they thought of returning. When Tu-te-amo-amo started to pull up the anchor he artfully pretended that it had got locked in some rocks forming part of a low reef that ran out to sea near to where they had been fishing.
What to read after Maori Lore; the Traditions of the Maori People, With the More Important of Their Legends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Izett, James to read onlineMoreLess
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