Pū, Punua and Rāpeti are not too sure about two new creatures who have appeared in the woods. They decide that kidnapping Pēpi Rū from Kānga is probably the best idea.
Translation by Taurapa
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111. Paki Poto - Aesop - Ngā Ruru, ngā Pekapeka, me te Rā
The creatures of the night are caught gossiping and given a warning by the sun.
Translation by Taurapa
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110. Paki Poto - Aesop - Te Tia Toa me te Punua Tia
A fawn asks its father about his fear of dogs, and puts forth a reasonable argument so as to help him set aside his fears.
Translation by Taurapa
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109. Paki Poto - Aesop - Te Nākahi me te Tāne
A poor unfortunate child is bitten by a snake while playing at home, and their father takes matters into his own hands.
Translation by Taurapa
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108. Paki Poto - Aesop - Te Nākahi me te Waku Matarehu
The viper slithers its way into a smith's shop looking for food, but makes a poor choice.
Translation by Taurapa
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