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Sep 30, 2026

Unknown podcast

Maoriland Fairy Tales-Edith Howes

Sep 30 · 9 Mentions

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264:28
Story 28.
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264:30
Hinemoa's Swim.
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264:32
Hinemoa was the daughter of a king who lived on the shores of a great lake in Maui's island.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
264:39
She was so beautiful that all the surrounding princes wished to marry her.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
264:43
But she loved Tutanekai, who was not a prince at all.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
264:48
Tutanekai lived on an island in the lake.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
264:51
He loved Hinemoa with all his heart, but because he was a nobody, the king would not hear of their marriage.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
264:59
Indeed, he was so angry at the idea that Hinemoa felt it was unsafe for Tutanekai to come near her home.

Unknown podcast

Maoriland Fairy Tales-Edith Howes

Sep 30 · 8 Mentions

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255:36
Story 28.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
255:37
Hinemoa's Swim Hinemoa was the daughter of a king who lived on the shores of a great lake in Maui's island.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
255:47
She was so beautiful that all the surrounding princes wished to marry her, but she loved Tutanekai, who was not a prince at all.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
255:56
Tutanekai lived on an island in the lake, He loved Hinamua with all his heart, but because he was a nobody, the king would not hear of their marriage.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
256:40
Seize your first chance to come away unseen.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
256:44
So it was all arranged.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
256:47
Every night, Tutanekai sounded his horn till midnight to cheer and guide Hinemoa if she should be on the lake.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
256:57
His friend Tiki stood with him playing on his flute to swell the sound of Tutanekai's music.

Unknown podcast

Maoriland Fairy Tales-Edith Howes

Sep 22 · 11 Mentions

Maria BrookeNARRATOR
261:22
Story 28.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
261:23
Hinemoa's Swim Hinemoa was the daughter of a king who lived on the shores of a great lake in Maui's island.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
261:33
She was so beautiful that all the surrounding princes wished to marry her.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
261:37
But she loved Tutanekai, who was not a prince at all.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
261:42
Tutanekai lived on an island in the lake.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
261:45
He loved Hinemoa with all his heart, but because he was a nobody, the king would not hear of their marriage.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
261:53
Indeed, he was so angry at the idea that Hinemoa felt it was unsafe for Tutanekai to come near her home.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
262:03
She sent a messenger to tell him so.

Unknown podcast

Maoriland Fairy Tales-Edith Howes

Sep 20 · 10 Mentions

Maria BrookeNARRATOR
295:19
He loved Hinamua with all his heart, but because he was a nobody, the king would not hear of their marriage.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
295:27
Indeed he was so angry at the idea that Hinemoa felt it was unsafe for Tutanekai to come near her home.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
295:37
She sent a messenger to tell him so.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
295:40
By the messenger they arranged that some night she should cross the lake in her canoe and be married to Tutanekai in his own island.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
297:58
Seize your first chance to come away unseen.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
298:03
So, it was all arranged.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
298:06
Every night Tutanekai sounded his horn till midnight to cheer and guide Hinemoa if she should be on the lake.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
298:15
His friend Tiki stood with him, playing on his flute to swell the sound of Tutanekai's music.

Unknown podcast

Maoriland Fairy Tales-Edith Howes

Sep 20 · 9 Mentions

Maria BrookeNARRATOR
268:21
So, it was all arranged.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
268:24
Every night, Tutanekai sounded his horn till midnight to cheer and guide Hinemoa if she should be on the lake.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
268:33
His friend Tiki stood with him, playing on his flute to swell the sound of Tutanekai's music.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
268:41
But Hinemoa was not on the lake.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
268:44
Her father, the stern old king, could hear the music quite as well as she could.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
268:49
He suspected that it was a signal, and that she meant to cross the lake to Tutanekai, so he gave orders that every canoe on the lakeside should be securely tied at night and the paddles hidden.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
269:04
Though Hinemoa went every night to the lakeside, she could never find a canoe that she could use.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
269:11
In the meantime, Tutanekai waited and watched, sending his beseeching music across the lake.

Unknown podcast

Maoriland Fairy Tales-Edith Howes

Sep 15 · 10 Mentions

Maria BrookeNARRATOR
279:54
So it was all arranged.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
279:57
Every night, Tutanekai sounded his horn till midnight to cheer and guide Hinemoa if she should be on the lake.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
280:07
His friend Tiki stood with him, playing on his flute to swell the sound of Tutanekai's music.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
280:14
But Hinemoa was not on the lake.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
280:17
Her father, the stern old king, could hear the music quite as well as she could.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
280:23
He suspected that it was a signal and that she meant to cross the lake to Tutanekai, so he gave orders that every canoe on the lakeside should be securely tied at night and the paddles hidden.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
280:38
Though Hinemoa went every night to the lakeside, she could never find a canoe that she could use.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
280:45
In the meantime, Tutanekai waited and watched, sending his beseeching music across the lake.
Grimms Fairy Tales

Grimms Fairy Tales

Maoriland Fairy Tales-Edith Howes

Sep 13 · 11 Mentions

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Maria BrookeNARRATOR
293:33
Story 28.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
293:34
Hinemoa's Swim Hinemoa was the daughter of a king who lived on the shores of a great lake in Maui's island.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
293:44
She was so beautiful that all the surrounding princes wished to marry her.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
293:48
But she loved Tutanekai, who was not a prince at all.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
293:53
Tutanekai lived on an island in the lake.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
293:56
He loved Hinemoa with all his heart, but because he was a nobody, the king would not hear of their marriage.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
294:05
Indeed, he was so angry at the idea that Hinemoa felt it was unsafe for Tutanekai to come near her home.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
294:14
She sent a messenger to tell him so.

Unknown podcast

Maoriland Fairy Tales-Edith Howes

Sep 12 · 9 Mentions

Maria BrookeNARRATOR
269:44
So it was all arranged.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
269:47
Every night Tutanekai sounded his horn till midnight to cheer and guide Hinemoa if she should be on the lake.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
269:56
His friend Tiki stood with him.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
269:59
playing on his flute to swell the sound of Tutanekai's music.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
270:04
But Hinemoa was not on the lake.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
270:07
Her father, the stern old king, could hear the music quite as well as she could.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
270:12
He suspected that it was a signal and that she meant to cross the lake to Tutanekai, so he gave orders that every canoe on the lakeside should be securely tied at night and the paddles hidden.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
270:27
Though Hinemoa went every night to the lakeside, she could never find a canoe that she could use.
Crime and Punishment

Crime and Punishment

Maoriland Fairy Tales-Edith Howes

Sep 12 · 9 Mentions

Maria BrookeNARRATOR
287:13
So it was all arranged.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
287:16
Every night Tutanekai sounded his horn till midnight to cheer and guide Hinemoa if she should be on the lake.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
287:25
His friend Tiki stood with him, playing on his flute to swell the sound of Tutanekai's music.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
287:33
but Hinemoa was not on the lake.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
287:36
Her father, the stern old king, could hear the music quite as well as she could.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
287:41
He suspected that it was a signal and that she meant to cross the lake to Tutanekai, so he gave orders that every canoe on the lakeside should be securely tied at night and the paddles hidden.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
287:56
Though Hinemoa went every night to the lakeside, she could never find a canoe that she could use.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
288:03
In the meantime, Tutanekai waited and watched, sending his beseeching music across the lake.

Unknown podcast

Maoriland Fairy Tales-Edith Howes

Sep 11 · 11 Mentions

Maria BrookeNARRATOR
284:22
Tutanekai lived on an island in the lake.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
284:25
He loved Hinemoa with all his heart, but because he was a nobody, the king would not hear of their marriage.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
284:34
Indeed, he was so angry at the idea that Hinemoa felt it was unsafe for Tutanekai to come near her home.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
284:43
She sent a messenger to tell him so.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
284:46
By the messenger, they arranged that some night she should cross the lake in her canoe and be married to Tutanekai in his own island.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
286:21
Seize your first chance to come away unseen.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
286:25
So it was all arranged.
Maria BrookeNARRATOR
286:28
Every night Tutanekai sounded his horn till midnight to cheer and guide Hinemoa if she should be on the lake.

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