Te Tākaro Whai Moutī (wh. 26–27)
He whakarāpopototanga
E hāngai ana tēnei kōrero ki te mahi a te tira wahine i haere ki te kimi i a Kae. Ka tākaro whai rātou, ka kori i te tinana, ka whakaaturia ngā momo kanikani o te tinana. Nā ā rātou mahi whakangahau, ka kata a Kae. Ka kitea e ngā wāhine ngā niho tāpiki, kātahi ka mōhio tūturu ko ia te tangata e kimi nei rātou.
Summary
This story follows the party of women travelling in search of Kae. They demonstrate their string games, they dance, and show the different motions of the body when dancing. As they entertain Kae, he laughs. The women see his overlapping teeth, and know for sure he is the man they are looking for.
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