A Grammar and Vocabulary of the Language of New Zealand.
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Contents
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- The Alphabet
- [subsection]
- Table of Syllables.
- Of the Parts of Speech.
- Of the Article.
- Of a Noun Substantive.
- Of a Noun Adjective.
- Numerals.
- Of Pronouns.
- Demonstrative Pronouns.
- Relative Pronouns.
- Interrogative Pronouns.
- Of Verbs.
- Verb Active.
- Verb Neuter.
- Verb
- Verb Passive.
- Causative Verb
- Verb
- Verb.
- Impersonal Verbs.
- Adverbs.
- Prepositions.
- Conjunctions.
- Interjections.
- Syntax.
- Praxis.
- Familiar Dialogues.
- Phrases, Sentences, Dialogues, &c. — in the — New-Zealand And English Languages.
- Familiar Dialogues.
- Wai Ata.
- Maidi Ki Te I'ngoa O Te Tama Iti Maodi. — (New Zealand Baptismal Service.)
- Pi'he, or Funeral Ode.
- Tui. — Song of the (Bird) Tui.
- Pakaukau—The (Paper) Kite.
- Song—On Fear.
- Song, — Made by a Young Woman on Being Repudiated by Her Husband.
- Song, — Made on the Occasion of Mr. Kendall's Visit to the River e Óki Anga.
- Familiar Dialogues, — Between — A Christian Missionary and His Pupil.
- A Prayer.
- The Creed.
- Questions.
- The Lord's Prayer.
- The New-Zealand Vocabulary.
- The Alphabet




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