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Show - lkk - see \4ha.t the further useless murder of our x»:arriors could nossibly accomplish, bxat my father felt it was a point of honor and justice." "In his own way your father is nossibly more honorable than most of us. But like you, my friend, I grow sick at heart over the suspicions, Jealousies, wars and bloodshed that wrack this beautiful land. Perhaps God. will show us a way to change all this." "Friend Henry, I will pray to the gods for guidance." "Yes, let us both continue to nray. I must leave you now, Roa, before I am missed," Henry said nervously. "It is no longer safe that I meet you openly. How is your brother, Ruruku, getting along?" "1 am ashamed to admit that my brother and I have not talked since the night he took out his wrath upon me." "Roa, you should take the lead in approaching him and helping him back to health. He needs you... I don't know when we shall meet again, but let us both watch and wai• tA-, itp nnnoVbioo rraa. " be said, in fare-well in the Maori tongue. |
