🌲 Maori folk-tales of the Port Hills, Canterbury, New Zealand, The Port Hills and Their Names., sentence 113

And further out still, there is Tuawera, the Cave Rock at Sumner, to which belongs a legend of love and wizardry and revenge, to be narrated at another time, in which the chief figures were a girl from Akaroa named Hine-ao or “Daughter of the Dawn,” the chief Turaki-po, of “The Outpost” village, and Te Ake, the _tohunga_ of Akaroa.

Who acts: Tuawera, chief figures · What happens: be, belong, narrate, name · To what, where: legend, girl, Akaroa, Hine ao

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Pragmatics

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