Just as Pita and Pora were brandishing their axes within a few feet of me, yelling and dancing, or rather bounding, towards me, the two half-breeds rushed swiftly past them and threw themselves between us.
Afterwards, when we were lying side by side in camp, Pita reverted to the matter as a pleasant episode.
When I rejoined the working-party an hour or two later, Pita and Pora were calm again, and had resumed their work.
A typical three part song would be something like tit it it it it it it pita pita pita pita pitachit chit chit chit chit.
When you did not return that evening, señor, Pita and I went out to search for you.
That is just the reason why Pita is leading us down it,” he said.
For the first ten days Hurka while paddling generally sung Spanish songs that he had picked up, but gradually he ceased doing so, and became as taciturn as Pita himself.
Pita and I have been hiding up a store of food for the journey, and if you are willing we will try to make our escape to-night.
Pita sat in the stern of the canoe, Hurka in the bow, while Stephen had a comfortable seat in the middle, separated from them by two piles of stores and provisions.
Pita has put off giving them a decided answer, but he cannot do so much longer; and now that you are well enough to travel, we shall have to make off as soon as we can.
While they had been talking they had floated quietly down the stream, and Pita said that they were now but a few miles from the next village, and had better tie up until darkness came on.
Both Pita and Hurka have been with parties that have been attacked and forced to fall back; but it has not been their fault, for they always warn those who employ them that the dangers are too great to be overcome.
Pita chose his heaviest arrow and lashed the end of the rope firmly to it, close to the feathers.
You have laid us both under a great obligation, señor, for Pita is my best friend, and were aught to befall him I should feel that I had lost part of myself.
It is very awkward, Hurka, but I should think that you and Pita can contrive some plan for getting off.
We had better land at once and make our raft,” Pita said, “before we reach the Madeira.
Sumptuary regulations here obtain, as aboriginally the lower classes were not allowed to wear anything better than pita clothing, cotton being reserved for the nobles.
Their hunting or bag nets are made of pita or bark-fibres.
The Zoques make from the ixtle and pita thread and superior hammocks, in which they have quite a trade.
Pita looked calculatingly at the farther side, very dimly visible in the faint candle-light, and picked up a fallen stalactite to throw across.
Well, she and Pita was planning it all out in the fore-top last night.
The captain's dark mood was on him, and he turned his face to the wall, with a Maori oath consigning Vaiti and Pita to a cannibal end.
Pita detached a lump of rock and threw it over the edge.
Vaiti shook her head, and Pita saw that her eyes seemed to fill half her face as she looked down into the gulf.
Pita understood at once that Vaiti was unwilling to use a language that gave free rein to her tongue and his, and the knowledge elated him.
Saxon declared plumply that he did not believe the tale, opining rather that the "blanked old wizard Johnnie had shoved Pita into the hole himself, and good riddance of bad rubbish, too.
Vaiti looked at Pita up and down, from head to foot, and Pita gave the flower behind his ear a knowing cock, and set one hand saucily on his hip.
Handsome Pita had a great awe for Vaiti, for she was a princess of Atiu by her mother's side.
Pita struck and kicked at a mass of decaying cocoanut wood, and hunted out one of the great black centipedes that are common in the equatorial islands.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "pita" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: bread; crust; toast
