🌲 Maori folk-tales of the Port Hills, Canterbury, New Zealand, The Story of the Rocks., sentence 9

The passage of untold ages has so little altered these fire-made ranges that build a picture-like ring about Lyttelton Harbour that their origin and history are plainly revealed to the climber and the Summit Road stroller; the story of the rocks can scarcely be mistaken.

Who acts: passage, little altered made ranges, untold ages · What happens: have, alter, make, build, reveal, mistake · To what, where: little altered made ranges, like ring, origin, climber, story

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