CATEGORY K
TEXT K01
Johns, Atihana. Just Wondering. Papatoetoe: Te Ropu Kahurangi, 1986. Pp.19-25
Used by permission of the author.
2,004 words
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TEXT K02
Taylor, Apirana. He rau aroha = A hundred leaves of love. Auckland: Penguin, 1986. Pp.12-19
Used by permission of the publisher.
2,008 words
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TEXT K03
Gregory, Brian. Passion tide. Auckland: Lyric Press, 1986. Pp.2-8
030 New York [New YOrk]
132 glass-surrounded [glass-surounded]
145 devastating [devestating]
2,004 words
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TEXT K04
Smither, Elizabeth. Brother-love, Sister-love. Auckland: Hodder and Stoughton, 1986. Pp.7-12.
Used by permission of the author.
2,010 words
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TEXT K05
Hill, Elizabeth. Land, Landfall 163 Vol.41 No.3 (September 1987). Pp.248-252.
Used by permission of the author.
2,000 words
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TEXT K06
Middleton, Ian. Sunflower. Auckland: Benton Ross, 1986. Pp.95-99.
Used by permission of the author.
097 knickknacks [knicknacks]
2,010 words
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TEXT K07
Nolan, Iris. Bells for Caroline. Wellington: Black Robin, 1986. Pp.75-79
Used by permission of the author.
157 too [to]
2,020 words
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TEXT K08
Ferns, Karen. The Watershed. In Cathie Dunsford (ed.) New Women's Fiction. Auckland: New Women's Press, 1986. Pp.28-32
Used by permission of the author.
138 completely [completey]
2,009 words
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TEXT K09
Ihimaera, Witi. The Whale Rider. Auckland: Heinemann, 1987. Pp.24-30
Used by permission of the author.
2,003 words
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TEXT K10
Ihimaera, Witi. The Matriarch. Auckland: Heinemann, 1986. Pp.46-50
Used by permission of the author.
2,008 words
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TEXT K11
Johnstone, Peter. Peculiar Dunedin Stories. Dunedin: P. Johnstone, 1986. Pp.6-11
Used by permission of the author/ publisher.
Comment: There are many non-standard spellings in this text. Given the source's subtitle (Some experimental scraps of writing), these may be intentional - but are treated as misprints below:
006 cheese [cheeze]
008 ironically [ironicily]
012 consummate [consumate]
017 paradoxically [paradoxicly]
017 knowledgeable [knowledgable]
sic: Rumpledstiltskin [FOR Rumpelstiltskin ?]
036 specifically [specificly]
046 explained [explainned]
sic: musicks [FOR musics ?]
094 monstrous [monsterous]
101 questioned [questionned]
110 Alsatian [Alsacian]
119 swarthy [swathy]
123 marvellous [marvelous]
129 regained [regainned]
186 surprise [surprize]
187 nor [nore]
194 frantically [franticly]
202 laid [layed]
2,024 words
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TEXT K12
McCauley, Sue. Then Again. Auckland: Hodder and Stoughton, 1986. Pp.76-80
Used by permission of the author.
2,004 words
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TEXT K13
Whetter, Juliet. All Our Yesterdays, Landfall 161 Vol.41 No.1 (March 1987). Pp.3-7
Used by permission of the author.
Hill, Elizabeth. Seen Through Glass, Landfall 160 Vol.40 No.4 (December 1986). P.491
Used by permission of the author.
2,003 words
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TEXT K14
Brown, Michael. The Weaver's Apprentice. Auckland: Collins, 1986. Pp.17-22
Used by permission of the publisher.
2,001 words
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TEXT K15
Gee, Maurice. Joker and Wife. In Maurice Gee, Collected Stories. Auckland: Penguin, 1986. Pp.214-218
Used by permission of the author.
2,007 words
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TEXT K16
du Fresne, Yvonne. Frederique. Auckland: Penguin, 1987. Pp.22-27
Used by permission of the author.
2,006 words
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TEXT K17
Wedde, Ian. Symmes Hole. Auckland: Penguin (and simultaneously London: Faber), 1986. Pp.57-62
Used by permission of the author.
2,101 words
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TEXT K18
Grace, Patricia. Potiki. Auckland: Viking, 1986. Pp.20-25
Used by permission of the publisher.
2,005 words
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TEXT K19
Hooper, Peter. Time and the Forest. Dunedin: McIndoe, 1986. Pp.45-49
Used by permission of the author's estate.
072 begun [began]
2,016 words
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TEXT K20
Greenwood, Lisa. The Roundness of Eggs. Auckland: Benton Ross, 1986. Pp.69-75
Used by permission of the author.
2,003 words
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TEXT K21
Johnson, Mike. Lear. Auckland: Hard Echo Press, 1986. Pp.1-8
Used by permission of the publisher.
sic: ...asks, him standing... [FOR ...asks him, standing... ?]
2,003 words
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TEXT K22
Watson, Jean. Address to a king. Wellington: Allen & Unwin /Port Nicholson Press, 1986. Pp.60-65
Used by permission of the author.
2,032 words
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TEXT K23
von Sturmer, Richard. Mexico. Landfall 168 Vol.42 No.4 (December 1988) Pp.437-439
Used by permission of the author.
Coker, Albert. The Tea is the Colour of the Nile. Landfall 162 Vol.41 No.2 (June 1987). Pp.207-209
Used by permission of the author.
035 fish**[ARB**]-bones
215 titillation [titilation]
2,011 words
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TEXT K24
McNeish, James. Lovelock. Auckland & London: Hodder and Stoughton 1986. Pp.66-71
Used by permission of the author.
2,042 words
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TEXT K25
Evans, Neil. The Change Agent. Tauranga: Tauranga Moana Press, 1986. Pp.15-21
Used by permission of the author.
083 tele**[ARB**]-communications
2,015 words
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TEXT K26
Anderson, Barbara. Fast Post. Sport 1 (Spring 1988). Pp.60-65.
Used by permission of the author.
2,002 words
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TEXT K27
Sim, Pamela. No Tears or Tangi. In Betty Bremner, Sonia Kellett, Julia Millen, Joy Tonks (ed.s) Ms Cellany. Wellington: New Zealand Women Writers' Society, 1987. Pp.51-53
Used by permission of the editor (Betty Bremner).
Bremner, Betty. Channel-Change. In Betty Bremner, Sonia Kellett, Julia Millen, Joy Tonks (ed.s) Ms Cellany. Wellington: New Zealand Women Writers' Society, 1987. Pp.74-75
Used by permission of the author.
060 rechiselled [rechisled]
164 deutschmarks [deutchmarks]
2,008 words
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TEXT K28
Rosier-Jones, Joan. Voyagers. Auckland: Hodder & Stoughton, 1987. Pp.96-100
Used by permission of the author.
212 cows' milk [cows milk]
2,017 words
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TEXT K29
Jones, Lloyd. Splinter. Auckland: Hodder & Stoughton, 1988. Pp.47-53
Used by permission of the author.
129 absorbent [absorbant]
2,010 words
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TEXT K30
Gifkins, Michael. Summer is the Cote d'Azur. Auckland: Penguin, 1987. Pp.44-50
Used by permission of the publisher.
2,005 words
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TEXT K31
Richardson, Paddy. Choices. Auckland: Hard Echo Press, 1986. Pp.20-26
Used by permission of the publisher.
158 Then Sue [The Sue]
2,005 words
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TEXT K32
Grace, Patricia. Electric city and other stories. Auckland: Penguin, 1987. Pp.43-53
Used by permission of the publisher.
2,008 words
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TEXT K33
Johnson, Mike. Anti body Positive. Onehunga: Hard Echo Press, c1988. Pp.8-13
Used by permission of the publisher.
083 dominate [domiante]
2,018 words
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TEXT K34
Cox, Nigel. Dirty Work. Auckland: Benton Ross, 1987. Pp.157-162
Used by permission of the author
sic: fluorescents [FOR fluorescence ?]
2,034 words
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TEXT K35
Eggleton, David. After Tokyo. Auckland: Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, 1987. Pp.59-64
Used by permission of the author
011 masseuse [massuese] (repeated on lines 017, 027)
013 he [he he]
053 billiard [billard]
067 patches [patched]
083 gilded [glided]
128 hoarfrost [hoarfost]
159 brand**[ARB**]-name
2,017 words
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TEXT K36
Gordon, Gaelyn. Stones. Landfall 162 Vol.41 No.2 (June 1987). Pp.159-163
Used by permission of the author.
Duckworth, Marilyn. Gingerbread Man. In Alistair Paterson, Short Stories from New Zealand. Petone: Highgate/Price Milburn, 1988. P.23
Used by permission of the publisher.
2,007 words
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TEXT K37
Cherry, Frances. Undertow. In Aorewa McLeod (ed.), New Women's Fiction. Auckland: New Women's Press, 1988. Pp.59-61
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Hineira, Arapera. Innocence of Sin. In Aorewa McLeod (ed.), New Women's Fiction. Auckland: New Women's Press, 1988. Pp.110-113
190 grown**[ARB**]-up
2,003 words
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TEXT K38
Scott, Rosie. Glory Days. Auckland: Penguin, 1988. Pp.49-54
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012 it.**' [it.] (quote unclosed)
200 sic: don't trying anything [FOR don't try../ don't go trying anything ?]
2,000 words
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TEXT K39
Jackson, Michael. Rainshadow. Dunedin: John McIndoe, 1988. Pp.80-85
Used by permission of the author.
011 out a rubber ring [out rubber ring]
160 woman [women]
2,002 words
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TEXT K40
Cherry, Frances. The Daughter in Law and other stories. Auckland: New Women's Press, 1986. Pp.14-20
Used by permission of the author.
192 blase*?2 [blaze*?2]
2,007 words
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TEXT K41
Johnson, Stephanie. The Glass Whittler. Auckland: New Women's Press, c1988. Pp.28-33
Used by permission of the author.
2,000 words
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TEXT K42
Reidy, Sue. Modettes. Auckland: Penguin, 1988. Pp.76-81
Used by permission of the publisher.
2,002 words
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TEXT K43
McAlpine, Rachel. Running away from home. Auckland: Penguin, 1987. Pp.96-102
Used by permission of the author
179 half**[ARB**]-healed
183 lily**[ARB**]-white
2,026 words
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TEXT K44
Kidman, Fiona. The Book of Secrets. Auckland: Heinemann 1987. Pp.154-158
Used by permission of the author.
2,005 words
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TEXT K45
Sullivan, Jillian. Landscapes. In Rachel Bush, Carol Markwell (ed.s) Province - New Nelson Writing. Nelson: Nelson Provincial Arts Council, 1987. Pp.37-43
Used by permission of the author.
Cherry, Frances. Commos. In Alistair Paterson (ed.) Short Stories from New Zealand. Petone: Highgate/Price Milburn, 1988. P.20
Used by permission of the author.
057 drive**[ARB**]-way
198 sand**[ARB**]-crusted
2,013 words
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TEXT K46
Hutchins, Graham. Tall Half-Backs. Dunedin: John McIndoe, 1987. Pp.71-76
Used by permission of the publisher.
015 staunch [stanch]
108 off**[ARB**]-load
117 off**[ARB**]-handedly
126 pin**[ARB**]-point
149 side**[ARB**]-line
2,009 words
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TEXT K47
Sotheran, M.A. A Body Like That. In Aorewa McLeod (ed.) New Women's Fiction. Auckland: New Women's Press, 1988. Pp.27-30
Pond, Wendy. Journal of a Hanger-On. In Aorewa McLeod (ed.) New Women's Fiction. Auckland: New Women's Press, 1988. Pp.50-51
Used by permission of the author
115 reluctant [relucant]
2,000 words
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TEXT K48
Batistich, Amelia. Sing Vila in the Mountain. Auckland: Hodder and Stoughton, 1987. Pp.77-83
Used by permission of the author.
2,027 words
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TEXT K49
Pfahlert, Jane and Lorraine Watson. Some Must Die and Other Stories. Greymouth: Longacres Press, 1987. Pp.31-34, 39-40
Used by permission of the authors.
031 and [an]
2,022 words
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TEXT K50
Rosier-Jones, Joan. Just the beginning. In Louis Johnson (ed.) Antipodes New Writing. Plimmerton: Antipodes Press, 1987. Pp.76-81
Used by permission of the author.
029 breast [hreast]
2,003 words
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TEXT K51
Fenemor, Margaret. Jane. In Rachel Bush and Carol Markwell (ed.s) Province - New Nelson Writing. Nelson: Nelson Provincial Arts Council, 1987. Pp.50-53
Used by permission of the author.
Willson, Honor. The decision. In Rachel Bush and Carol Markwell (ed.s) Province - New Nelson Writing. Nelson: Nelson Provincial Arts Council, 1987. Pp.60-63
Used by permission of the author.
2,009 words
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TEXT K52
Manhire, Bill. The Brain of Katherine Mansfield. Auckland: Auckland University Press, 1988. Sections 5-23
Used by permission of the author.
069 sheep**[ARB**]-truck
092 grief**[ARB**]-stricken
2,004 words
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TEXT K53
Frances, Rohita. The Black Horse. In Caroline Hewison, Marama Laurenson, Bev Wallace and Jan Morison (ed.s) Day and Night. Wellington: Wellington Community Institute, 1986. P.24
Bailey, Susan. The Stranger. In Caroline Hewison, Marama Laurenson, Bev Wallace and Jan Morison (ed.s) Day and Night. Wellington: Wellington Community Institute, 1986. Pp.32-33
Bukholt, Esther. Postie. In Caroline Hewison, Marama Laurenson, Bev Wallace and Jan Morison (ed.s) Day and Night. Wellington: Wellington Community Institute, 1986. Pp.36-37
Used by permission of the author.
Laurenson, Marama. Mate Tane. In Caroline Hewison, Marama Laurenson, Bev Wallace and Jan Morison (ed.s) Day and Night. Wellington: Wellington Community Institute, 1986. P.5
sic: Tame [FOR Tane?]
2,009 words
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TEXT K54
Gray, Alison. Stepping Out. Wellington: Allen & Unwin/Port Nicholson Press, 1987. Pp.78-83
Used by permission of the author.
020 menopause [manopause]
030 even [ever]
2,002 words
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TEXT K55
Kidman, Fiona. The Whiteness. Landfall 158 Vol.40 No.2 (June 1986) Pp.214-218
Used by permission of the author.
2,010 words
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TEXT K56
Watson, Jean. Ali leaves for Delhi. Landfall 157 Vol.40 No.1 (March 1986) Pp.28-30
Used by permission of the author.
Kennedy, Anne. Joseph Philip Seraphim Cherubim. Landfall 163 Vol.41 No.3 (September 1987) Pp.289-291
Used by permission of the author.
2,006 words
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TEXT K57
O'Sullivan, Vincent. Putting Bob Down. Landfall 158 Vol.40 No.2 (June 1986) Pp.200-204
Used by permission of the author.
062 millennia [millenia]
104 mitts [mits]
2,006 words
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TEXT K58
Coombs, Anne. White Soracte. Landfall 164 Vol.41 No.4 (December 1987) Pp.375-379
Used by permission of the author.
021 lilies [lillies]
2,012 words
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TEXT K59
Ball, Murray. Quentin Hankey - Traitor. Auckland: Reed Methuen, 1986. Pp.97-106
Used by permission of the author.
104 taiaha [tiaha]
182 Tihei [Te he]
2,005 words
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TEXT K60
McKenna, Neva Clarke. Fred. Landfall 160 Vol.40 No.4 (December 1986) Pp.431-435
Used by permission of the author.
2,003 words
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TEXT K61
Crook, Richard. Te Auraki. Landfall 165 Vol.42 No.1 (March 1988) Pp.39-44
Used by permission of the author.
092 buoyed [bouyed]
194 Family's [Families]
2,013 words
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TEXT K62
Eldred-Grigg, Stevan. A Jazz Age Priestess Meets the Lady of Hope. Landfall 167 Vol.42 No.3 (September 1988) Pp.244-249
Used by permission of the author.
2,000 words
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TEXT K63
Bornholdt, Jenny. Here and Now. Landfall 168 Vol.42 No.4 (December 1988) Pp.425-427
Used by permission of the author.
Smith, Alice. Miranda on Ice. Landfall 165 Vol.42 No.1 (March 1988) Pp.13-14
175 Barbecue [Barbeque]
2,016 words
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TEXT K64
Binney, D. H. Mauve Notes. Landfall 164 Vol.41 No.4 (December 1987) Pp.388-393
Used by permission of the author.
090 abhorring [abhoring]
137 hypothalamus [hyperthalmus]
2,002 words
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TEXT K65
Mayson, Kathleen. The Weir. Landfall 162 Vol.41 No.2 (June 1987) Pp.130-134
Used by permission of the author.
010 hoard [horde]
2,027 words
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TEXT K66
Casey, R. Spoke in the wheel. Auckland: Cresset Press, 1987. Pp.232-237
200 re**[ARB**]-use
2,007 words
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TEXT K67
Davin, Dan. The Salamander and the Fire. Auckland: Oxford University Press, 1986. Pp.5-10
Used by permission of David Higham Associates.
2,008 words
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TEXT K68
Stewart, Bruce. Tama, and other stories. Auckland: Penguin, 1989. Pp.57-66
Used by permission of the publisher.
102 The [the]
2,002 words
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TEXT K69
Eldred-Grigg, Stevan. Oracles and Miracles. Auckland: Penguin, 1987. Pp.200-209
Used by permission of the author.
2,020 words
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TEXT K70
Chalmers, Alexandria. The Wintering House. Auckland: New Women's Press, 1989. Pp.63-67
Used by permission of the author.
064 baby**[ARB**]-soft
2,007 words
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TEXT K71
Finn, Ursula. Nostalgia Music. In In Our Own Write. Dunedin: Dunedin Writers' Workshop, 1987. Pp.14-15
Used by permission of the author.
Patterson, Jack. The Time in Between. In In Our Own Write. Dunedin: Dunedin Writers' Workshop, 1987. Pp.27-31
Hawkins, Hone E. Railyard Shuffle. In In Our Own Write. Dunedin: Dunedin Writers' Workshop, 1987. P.74.
sic: on hill [grammar]
152 he listened [his listened]
2,025 words
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TEXT K72
Evans, Patrick. Making It. Auckland: Hodder & Stoughton/ Sceptre, 1989. Pp.48-52
Used by permission of the author.
074 back**[ARB**]-seat
2,000 words
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TEXT K73
Poff, Jonathan. The Irish Science, In The Whole Crack.
Greymouth: Strong John Press, 1987. Pp.17-22
Used by permission of the author.
sic: seen the square [grammar]
2,004 words
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TEXT K74
Cherry, Frances. Dancing with strings. Auckland: New Women's Press, 1989. Pp.140-144
Used by permission of the author.
2,000 words
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TEXT K75
Thomson, M.R. Not Anyone. In Penned Up: stories and poems. Wellington: Penned Up, 1986. Pp.12-13
Hodge, Mary. The flowers. In Penned Up: stories and poems. Wellington: Penned Up, 1986. P.14
Lawrence, Denise. Held up. In Penned Up: stories and poems. Wellington: Penned Up, 1986. P.15
Used by permission of the author.
Blick, Julia. Charlie. In Penned Up: stories and poems. Wellington: Penned Up, 1986. P.15
Used by permission of the author.
Roberts, Mick. Mavis at the Home of Tranquility. In Penned Up: stories and poems. Wellington: Penned Up, 1986. Pp.16-17
013 It's [Its]
024 it's [its]
025 It's [Its]
044 It's [Its]
055 It's [Its]
059 it's [its]
069 It's [Its]
069 It's [Its]
075 It's [Its]
082 that's [thats]
sic: encouragement each [grammar]
2,006 words
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TEXT K76
Cranna, John. Visitors. Auckland: Heinemann, 1989. Pp.125-130
Used by permission of the author.
2,017 words
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TEXT K77
Shelford, Maata. Scenes of My Childhood. In Pacific Voices: an anthology of Maori and Pacific writing. Auckland: Macmillan New Zealand, 1989. Pp.20-23
Barford, Cherie. Uncle Frederich's Last Story. In Pacific Voices: an anthology of Maori and Pacific writing. Auckland: Macmillan New Zealand, 1989. Pp.71-72
192 Mama [mama]
N.B: 128, 129 Inconsistent hyphenation of pay day/ pay-day
2,004 words
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TEXT K78
Campbell, Alistair. The Frigate Bird. Auckland: Heinemann, 1989. Pp.105-111
Used by permission of the author.
2,001 words
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TEXT K79
Koea, Shonagh. The Dancing Master. In Elizabeth Webby, Lydia Wevers (ed.s) Goodbye to Romance. Wellington: Allen & Unwin/Port Nicholson Press, 1989. Pp.370-373
Used by permission of the author.
Poole, Fiona Farrell. Footnote. In Elizabeth Webby, Lydia Wevers (ed.s) Goodbye to Romance. Wellington: Allen & Unwin/Port Nicholson Press, 1989. Pp.389-390
Used by permission of the author.
133 grand**[ARB**]-mother
N.B: 047, 048 Inconsistent hyphenation of gravedigger/ grave-digger
2,002 words
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TEXT K80
Moller, John A. The Fourth Horseman. Tauranga: Moana Press, 1989. Pp.32-36
Used by permission of the author.
N.B: 003, 074 Inconsistent spelling of gray/grey
2,007 words
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TEXT K81
Edmond, Lauris. Sadie. In Graeme Lay (ed.) Metro Fiction. Auckland: Metro Publishing Partnership, 1987. Pp.67-71
Used by permission of the author.
2,000 words
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TEXT K82
O'Brian, Gregory. Diesel Mystic. Auckland: Auckland University Press, 1989. Pp.54-63
Used by permission of the author.
2,020 words
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TEXT K83
Arnott, Noeline. Different Ways of Dying. In Suzann Olsson (ed.) Woman-sight. Palmerston North: Nagare Press, 1989. Pp.78-83
Used by permission of the author.
sic: Ellzabeth [spelling]
179 term." [term.]
2,002 words
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TEXT K84
O'Leary, Michael. Out of it. Auckland: Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, 1987. Pp.68-78
Used by permission of the author.
sic: mirage [semantics]
033 box**[ARB**]-seat
079 synaptic [synapsic]
097 asked [asked"]
100 instant [isntant]
105 it's [its]
2,005 words
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TEXT K85
Olsson, Suzann. Shadow Play: 3 Voices. In Bernard Gadd (ed.) Other Voices: New writers and writing in New Zealand. Auckland: Brick Row Publishing/Hallard Press, 1989. Pp.19-23
Used by permission of the publisher.
2,005 words
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TEXT K86
Rennie, Neil. The Super Man. Auckland: Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, 1988. Pp.135-140
008 Doug's [Dougs]
049 exhilaration [exhileration]
151 Visions [Visons]
180 exaggerated [exagerated]
N.B: 039, 134, 144 Inconsistent spelling of post graduate/ post-graduate/ postgraduate
N.B: 107, 108 Inconsistent spelling of sand hill/ sandhill
2,000 words
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TEXT K87
Hyde, Nick. Earthly Delights. Auckland: Heinemann Reed, 1989. Pp.52-58
Used by permission of the author.
2,004 words
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TEXT K88
Roberts, Anna. Luka. Tauranga: Moana Press, 1987. Pp.178-184
Used by permission of the author.
102 castaways." [castaways.]
2,003 words
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TEXT K89
Kennedy, Anne. 100 Traditional Smiles. Wellington: Victoria University Press, 1988. Sections 35-57
Used by permission of the publisher.
2,012 words
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TEXT K90
von Sturmer, Richard. We Xerox Your Zebras. Auckland: Modern House, 1988. Pp.26-31
Used by permission of the author.
141 practice [practise]
2,001 words
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TEXT K91
Knox, Elizabeth. After Z-Hour. Wellington: Victoria University Press, 1987. Pp.221-226
Used by permission of the publisher.
009 over**[ARB**]-grown
083 tooth**[ARB**]-aches
103 finger**[ARB**]-tips
208 house**[ARB**]-keeping
2,028 words
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TEXT K92
Wright, F. W. Nielsen. An Afterpiece and Two Fictions. Te Aro: Cultural and Political Booklets, 1988. Pp.58-64
Used by permission of the author.
047 aren't [are'nt]
077 shadows [shdaows]
2,007 words
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TEXT K93
Norgrove, Ross. The Shoestring Sailors. Auckland: Reed Methuen, 1987. Pp.23-28
Used by permission of the publisher.
sic: ,Weasel?**" Charlie. [grammar]
2,002 words
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TEXT K94
Crump, Barry. Wild Pork and Watercress. Auckland: Beckett, 1986. Pp.73-78
Used by permission of the author.
2,005 words
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TEXT K95
Lowe, Fran. The Catalyst. In Sue Becic et al. (ed.s) It's safer to sing. Wellington: The Editors, 1987. Pp.41-42
Anstiss, Marie. Family. In Sue Becic et al. (ed.s) It's safer to sing. Wellington: The Editors, 1987. Pp.43-44
Simpson, Brian. Wedding Blues. In Sue Becic et al. (ed.s) It's safer to sing. Wellington: The Editors, 1987. Pp.45-46
094 brought [bought]
2,001 words
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TEXT K96
Gadd, Bernard. Dare Not Fail. Papatoetoe: Te Ropu Kahurangi, 1987. Pp.73-78
Used by permission of the author.
078 peninsula [peninsular]
2,000 words
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TEXT K97
Stead, Elizabeth. Compass Points. Tauranga: Moana Press, 1989. Pp.158-165
Used by permission of the author.
106 He [*"He]
2,001 words
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TEXT K98
Hill, David. More from Moaville. Auckland: Hodder & Stoughton, 1988. Pp.18-23
Used by permission of the author.
125 jowls [jowels]
2,026 words
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TEXT K99
Gabriel, Alison. The Rapist. In Writers Inc. Standing at the water's edge. Wellington: Writers Inc., 1989. P.27
Used by permission of the author.
Grantham, Anne M. The Safe House. In Writers Inc. Standing at the water's edge. Wellington: Writers Inc., 1989. Pp.27-29
Hair, David. Peripheral vision land. In Writers Inc. Standing at the water's edge. Wellington: Writers Inc., 1989. Pp.29-31
Hamlin, Lorraine. 59 Hay Street. In Writers Inc. Standing at the water's edge. Wellington: Writers Inc., 1989. Pp.31-32
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167 "Cheryl [Cheryl]
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