sentence1: Conscience, I say, not your own, but the other’s conscience. For why is my liberty judged by another conscience?
sentence2: Tane nherẽ, ãté ni'wa hã te za ãne na aima 'maiwaihu'u 'wa: “Ã hã dasazé hã romhâiba 'manharĩ ma, da te 're ĩsõmri za'ra mono.” Ãne hã ni'wa te te aima wasu'u za'ra wa'aba wamhã, taha na ai'masai wa'aba õ di za. E 'râwi aipẽ'ẽ na asi'maiwẽ'õ wa'aba tõ da, wa ãne aima waihu'u za'ra wa'wa. Mare di. Taré dasa hã te te aima ĩ'maiwasu'u wa'aba wi, rosa'rada hã si'wa'rutu tõ da, wa ãne aima roti za'ra wa'wa, taha na asaihuri aba tõ da. E tawamhã, romnhi hã romhâiba 'manharĩ ma, da te 're ĩsõmri za'ra mono na, wa za 're ĩ̱sa, romhâiba 'manharĩ ãma dame 're ĩ̱wata mono õ nherẽ. Ãne, wa 'râwi te ĩ̱sima ãma 're rosa'rata u'âsi.