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A Maori Dictionary,compiled more than fifty years ago by a missionary, afterwardsa bishop, has been issued in a fourth edition by his son, whois now a bishop. ell in its throat;' but indeed it wouldrequire a whole peal of silver bells to ring such an exquisitechime. richardsonii, Castln. William Sharp, `Australian Ballads,' `Canterbury Poets' (Scott, 1888), pp.

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