A Grammar and Vocabulary of the Language of New Zealand.
Praxis
Contents
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Familiar Dialogues
p. 61
- Dialogue I p. 61
- Dialogue II p. 66
- Phrases, Sentences, Dialogues, &c. in the New-Zealand And English Languages p. 67
-
Familiar Dialogues
p. 94
- Dialogue I p. 95
- Dialogue II p. 96
- Dialogue III p. 98
- Dialogue IV
- Dialogue V p. 99
- Dialogue VI p. 100
- Dialogue VII
- Dialogue VIII p. 101
- Dialogue IX p. 102
- Dialogue X
- Dialogue XI p. 103
- Dialogue XII p. 104
- Dialogue XIII p. 105
- Dialogue XIV p. 106
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Wai Ata
- (Song.) p. 107
- (Translation.)
- Maidi Ki Te I'ngoa O Te Tama Iti Maodi. (New Zealand Baptismal Service.) p. 108
- Pi'he, or Funeral Ode
- Tui. Song of the (Bird) Tui p. 109
- Pakaukau—The (Paper) Kite p. 110
- Song—On Fear p. 111
- Song, Made by a Young Woman on Being Repudiated by Her Husband p. 112
- Song, Made on the Occasion of Mr. Kendall's Visit to the River e Óki Anga p. 113
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Familiar Dialogues, Between A Christian Missionary and His Pupil
- Dialogue I p. 114
- Dialogue II p. 115
- Dialogue III p. 117
- Dialogue IV p. 119
- Dialogue V p. 120
- Dialogue VI p. 121
- Dialogue VII p. 122
- Dialogue VIII p. 124
- A Prayer p. 125
- The Creed p. 127
- Questions p. 129
- The Lord's Prayer p. 130