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Anō rā, ko Īhu ki a ia, “E kō, nā tōu whaka­pono koe i ora ai; haere mārie, kia ora koe i tōu mate.”

Nā, ko tētahi wahine e mate ana i te pākaru­hanga toto, ka tekau mā rua ngā tau. He maha ngā mea­tanga a ngā rata toko­maha ki a ia, hemo noa āna rawa katoa, tē mātūtū ake tētahi wāhi, heoi, kake haere ana te mate.

Ā, mimiti tonu ake te puna o ōna toto; nō ka mahara a roto o tōna tinana kua ora ia i te mate.

Nā, ka mau ia ki te ringa o te kōtiro, ka mea ki a ia, “Tarita kumi!” ko tōna whaka­māori­tanga tēnei, “E kō, ko tāku kupu tēnei ki a koe, e ara!”

I a ia anō e kōrero ana, ka haere mai ētahi o ngā tāngata a te ranga­tira o te whare kara­kia, ka mea, “Kua mate tāu tamā­hine. Hei aha ake māu te whaka­raru­raru i te Kai­whaka­ako?” Otirā, kāhore a Īhu i aro ki te kupu i kōrero­tia, ka mea atu ki te ranga­tira o te whare kara­kia, “Kaua e wehi, ko te whaka­pono ia kia whaka­pono.”

He mea­tanga hoki nāna ki a ia, “Puta mai i tēnei tangata, e te wairua poke.” Nā, ka ui ia ki a ia, “Ko wai tōu ingoa?” Ka whaka­hokia e tērā, ka mea, “Ko Rihiona tōku ingoa; he toko­maha hoki mātou.”