\ti How the Rabbit Killed the Black Bears
\st Omaha Version
\au J. LaFlèche

\op Mashchiüýge amaý ikoüý eýthoüba ediý akaýma tigthe zhuýgigthe.
\tr Rabbit / the / his grandmother / too / there / was, they say / he dwelt in a lodge / he with his own.
\rf sent 1

\op Wasaýbe tiýi thoütaý thaýzhi-a heý, ikoüý akaý egaý-biamaý.
\tr Black bear / village / the to / go not / , / his grandmother / the / she said that to him, they say.
\rf sent 2

\op Wasaýbe amaý niýkashiüga waweýxaxaiý he.
\tr Black bear / the «pl.» / men / they are laughers at them / .
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\op Eýdi thaýzhi-a heý.
\tr There / go not / .
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\op Iýthixaýxa taiý he.
\tr They laugh at you / will / .
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\op Wasaýbe niýkagahi thiükeý paýhe sheýhithe-thoüýdi tiýi he, aý-biamaý.
\tr Black bear / chief / the / hill / that distant the «cv.» at / he pitches his tent. /  / she said they say.
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\op Eýta thazhi-a heý, aý-biamaý.
\tr Thither / go not / , / she said they say.
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\op Egithe moüýde gthiýza-bi egaý eýdi athaý-biamaý Mashchiüýge.
\tr It came to pass / bow / he took his own, they say / having / there / he went they say / Rabbit.
\rf sent 8

\op Wasaýbe niýkagahi thiükeýdi Mashchiüýge amaý eýdi ahiý-biamaý.
\tr Black bear / chief / the-to / Rabbit / the «mv.» / there / arrived they say.
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\op Tizheýbe eýdi a-iý-nazhiüý ki xageý gaxaý-biamaý Mashtiüýge.
\tr Door / there / he came to and stood at / when / crying / he made they say / Rabbit.
\rf sent 10

\op Mashchiüýge, eaýtoü thaxaýge a, aý-biamaý Wasaýbe akaý.
\tr Rabbit, / why / you cry / ? / he said they say / Black bear / the.
\rf sent 11

\op Oüýhoü-- negiýha-- wa'uýzhiüga akaý-- thineýgi-- Wasaýbe-- thiükeýta-- moüthiüý-a he-- aiý eýgoü-- oüthoüýhusai egoüý-- piý ha, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý.
\tr Yes / O mother's brother / old woman / the / your mother's brother / Black bear / the-to / walk thou /  / she said / having / she scolded me / having / I have been coming / , / he said they say. / Rabbit / the.
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\op Eýgithe noüýde masaýniata gthiüý-ga haý, aý-biamaý Wasaýbe akaý.
\tr It came to pass / side of the lodge / on the other side / sit thou / , / he said they say / Black bear / the.
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\op Eýgithe Mashchiüýge eýdi gthiü thiükeý amaý.
\tr It came to pass / Rabbit / there / he was sitting, / they say.
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\op Hoüý ki Mashchiüýge aýshi atha-biamaý.
\tr Night / when / Rabbit / out of doors / he went, they say.
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\op Aýshi ahiý-bi egoüý tizheýbe eýgaxeý-xti zhaý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý.
\tr Out of doors / arrived they say / having / door / round about very / dunged, they say / Rabbit / the.
\rf sent 16

\op Hauý! iügtheý wiwiýta, oüýba wiýutoüýga uthaýgtha'aý'a taiý ha, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý.
\tr Well! / &faeces / my own, / day / as soon as / you give the scalp yell / will / , / he said they say / Rabbit / the.
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\op Oüýba wiýutoüga eýgithe niýashiüga heýgazhiý-xti ugthaý'a'aý-biamaý.
\tr Day / as soon as / it came to pass / person / not a few very / gave the scalp- yell they say.
\rf sent 18

\op Negiýha, niýkashiüga heýgashtewoüýzhi shkoüýawathaiý ha, aý-biamaý. Mashchiüýge akaý.
\tr O mother's brother / person / a few-- not at all / they cause to us to move / , / said they say / Rabbit / the.
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\op Theýthu skeýwoü-xti azhoüý thoüýzha eýbe shkoüýoüthe taý, aý-biamaý Wasaýbe akaý.
\tr Here / a long while very / I lie / though / who / make me move / shall? / said, they say / Black bear / the.
\rf sent 20

\op Eýde niýashiüga heýgazhiý-xti ugthaý'a'a-biamaý bthuýga-xti.
\tr But / person / not a few very / gave the scalp yell they say / all very.
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\op Goüýki aýshi athaý-biamaý Wasaýbe amaý, niýkashiügaý-bi etheýgoü-bi egoüý.
\tr And / out of doors / went they say / Black bear / the «mv.» / person «see note». / thought they say / having.
\xr See @{Wajiüska}'s version.
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\op Aýshi hiý wiýutoügaýxti Wasaýbe t'eýtha-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý.
\tr Out of doors / arrived / as soon as very / Black bear / he killed, they say / Rabbit / the.
\rf sent 23

\op Negiýha t'eýthitheý-xti-oüýi, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý.
\tr O mother's brother / they kill thee very / said, they say / Rabbit / the.
\rf sent 24

\op T'eýtha-biegoüý agthaý-biamaý.
\tr Killed him / they say / having / he went homeward they say.
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\op Ki tiý teýta akiý-biamaý.
\tr And / lodge / at the / he reached home, they say.
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\op Koühaý, Wasaýbe niýkagahi t'eýathe ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr O grandmother / Black bear / chief / I have killed him / , / he said they say.
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\op Aýxtoü t'eýwathaýthe taý.
\tr How possible / you kill them / shall?
\rf sent 28

\op T'eýshe te piýbazhi he, aý-biamaý.
\tr Killing / the / bad / , / she said they say.
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\op Koühaý, t'eýathe ha.
\tr O grandmother / I have killed him / .
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\op Oügaýthe taiý, aý-biamaý.
\tr We go / will, / he said they say.
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\op Wa'uýzhiüga eýdi zhuýgthe ahiý-biamaý.
\tr Old woman / there / she with him / arrived, they say.
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\op Koühaý, sheýe ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr O grandmother / that is it / , / he said they say.
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\op Oüýhoü tuýshpathoüý, shoüýhe, aý-biamaý.
\tr Yes / O grandchild, / enough / said she, they say.
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\op Paýda-bi egoüý 'iüý agthaý-biamaý.
\tr Carved it they say / having / carrying on the back / they went homeward, they say.
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\op Akiýbi ki Mashchiüýge athaý-biamaý Wasaýbe shoüýde athiüý-bi egoü.
\tr Reached home they say / when / Rabbit / went they say / Black bear / &scrotum / he had they say / having.
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\op Wasaýbe tiýi thoütaý ahiý-bi ki, Mashchiüýge tiý ha, Mashchiüýge tiý ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr Black bear / village / the-- to / arrived the say / when / Rabbit / has come / ! / Rabbit / has come / ! / said they say.
\rf sent 37

\op Za'e-xti-oüý-biamaý.
\tr Uproar very they say.
\rf sent 38

\op Oüýhoü, atiý ha.
\tr Yes, / I have come / .
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\op Iýubtha atiý ha, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý.
\tr I tell news / I have come / , / said they say / Rabbit / the.
\rf sent 40

\op Hauý!
\tr Well!
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\op Mashchiüýge iütha tiý eýe ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr Rabbit / to tell news / has come / he says / , / said they say.
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\op Wasaýbe bthuýga-xti eýdi ahiý-biamaý.
\tr Black bear / all very / there / arrived they say.
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\op Aýkieý-xti ahiý-biamaý tiýata.
\tr Standing very close together / arrived they say / at the lodge.
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\op Keý, iuthaý-ga haý, aý-biamaý.
\tr Come, / tell the news / , / said they they say.
\rf sent 45

\op Oüýhoü, iýubtha taý miüke ha aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý.
\tr Yes, / I tell news / will / I who /  / said they say / Rabbit / the.
\rf sent 46

\op Wasaýbe niýkagahi uýzhu thiükeý niýkaüshga aýhigi-xti eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý t'eýtha-biamaý, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý.
\tr Black bear / chief / principal / the / person / many very / there / arrived they say / having / they killed him they say, / said they say / Rabbit / the.
\rf sent 47

\op Niýkagahi oüguýta'eýtha-biamaý, aý-biamaý Wasaýbe amaý.
\tr Chief / our / they have killed him they say, / said they say / Black bear / the «pl.».
\rf sent 48

\op Wasaýbe amaý bthuýga-xti xagaý-
\tr Black bear / the «pl.» / all very / cried
\rf sent 49

\op biamaý. Niýkagahi uýzhu t'eýthikithaiý hnoükaýshe, shoüýde thoü sheýe ha, aý-bi egoüý,
\tr they say. / Chief / principal / they killed for you / ye who are, / &scrotum / the / that is it / , / said they say / having,
\rf jod 1890:17.1

\op weýtiü-biamaý. Hauý! Mashchiüýge eýoüi ha. Thixaý-ba t'eýthai-ga ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr he hit them with it, they say. / Well! / Rabbit / caused it / . / Chase him and / kill him / , / said they say.
\rf jod 1890:17.2

\op Weýahideý-xti-aýtahiý uxthaý-bi egoüý t'eýtha-biamaý. Zhuýga bthuýga thishpaýshpa-xti
\tr Far away very at it arriving / overtook him they say / having / killed him they say. / Body / whole / pulled into small pieces very
\rf jod 1890:17.3

\op egoüý oüýtha-biamaý. Ikoüý thiükedi kaýshi kiý-azhi amaý Mashchiüýge Goü ikoüý
\tr having / threw away they say. / His grandmother / the-- to / a long while / reached home, not / they say / Rabbit. / And / his grandmother
\rf jod 1890:17.4

\op akaý ugiýne atheý goüthaý-biamaý. Wa'uýzhiüga akaý uxthuýxaha thoüý gthiýza-bi egoüý
\tr the / to seek her own / to go / wished they say. / Old woman / the / woman's bag / the / took her own they say / having
\rf jod 1890:17.5

\op Mashchiüýge ugiýne athaý-biamaý. Aýgudi teýdi t'eýthai te toüýbe teýgoü uaýne btheýe
\tr Rabbit / to seek her own / went they say. / In what place / the-- in / they killed him / the / I see it / in order that / I seek it / I am going
\rf jod 1890:17.6

\op he, aý-biamaý wa'uýzhiüga akaý. Eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý thishpaýshpai ge bahiý-bi egoüý
\tr . / said she they say / old woman / the. / There / arrived they say / having / pieces pulled apart / the / picked up they say / having
\rf jod 1890:17.7

\op uxthuýxaha thoü uzhiý moüthiüý-bi teýdi, Oüýhoü, Mashchiüýge, naxiýde-thithiüýge. Tiý
\tr woman's bag / the / filling / walked they say / when, / Yes, / Rabbit, / inner-ear thee-- none. / Lodge
\rf jod 1890:17.8

\op gaýamaý naxiýde-thiüýgai eýgoü eýdi thaýzhi-a he, eheý thoü shoüý shiý eýgoü ch'eýthithai.
\tr those / they are disobedient / as / there / go not / , / I said / in the past / yet / you went / as / they killed you.
\rf jod 1890:17.9

\op Agthaý-biamaý wa'uýzhiüga, uxthuýxaha thoüý gi'iüý-bi egoüý. Akiý-bi egoüý uýzhiha
\tr Went homeward, they say / old woman, / woman's bag / the / carried on her back they say / having. / Reached home they say / having / sack
\rf jod 1890:17.10

\op thoü gamuý-bi egoüý Mashchiüýge nita-biamaý. Iýthoüboü thaýzhi-a he. Tiýi thoü
\tr the / emptied by pouring out / having / Rabbit / alive they say. / A second time / go not / . / Village / the
\rf jod 1890:17.11

\op naxiýde-thiüýgai he, aý-biamaý. Mashchiüýge akaý, Btheý taý miüke, etheýgoü-biamaý.
\tr they are disobedient / , / said she they say. / Rabbit / the, / I go / will / I who, / he thought they say.
\rf jod 1890:17.12

\op Moüýde gthiýza-bi egoüý athaý-biamaý Wasaýbe tiýi thoü ahiý-bi teýdi Wasaýbe
\tr Bow / took his own they say / having / went they say. / Black bear / village / the / arrived, they say / when / Black bear
\rf jod 1890:17.13

\op wiü hoüýbtha-biamaý. Wasaýbe xageý-xti-hnoüý nazhiüý-biamaý. Shi, aýtoü azhoüý
\tr one / had a dream, they say. / Black bear / crying very habitually / stood they say. / And / why / you do it?
\rf jod 1890:17.14

\op aý-biamaý. Hoüýabtheý-de piýazhi heýgazhi ithaýhoübtheý ha. Bthuýga-xti t'eýawathaiý
\tr said, they say. / I had a dream but / bad / not a little / I dreamed about it / . / All very / they killed us
\rf jod 1890:17.15

\op ithaýhoübtheý ha. Oüýhoü, wiý shti t'eýoüthai ithaýhoübtheý ha, aý-biamaý. Uýoüthiüýge
\tr I dreamed about it / . / Yes, / I / too / me-- they killed / I dreamed about it / , / said he they say. / To no purpose
\rf jod 1890:17.16

\op hoüthabtheý ha. Aýxtoü bthuýga t'eýawaýthe taýba. Wasaýbe amaý niýkashiüga enaý-
\tr you had a dream / . / How possible / all / they kill us / shall? / Black bear / the «pl.» / human beings / alone
\rf jod 1890:17.17

\op xti waýthataý-biamaý; aýdoü Mashchiüýge niýkashiüga wiýukiý-bi egoüý bthuýga-xti
\tr very / they ate them they say; / therefore / Rabbit / mankind / sided with them, they say / having / all very
\rf jod 1890:17.18

\op t'eýwathe goüthaý-biamaý. Wasaýbe tiýi thoü eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý hoüýdoü tiýi thoü
\tr to kill them / desired they say. / Black bear / village / the / there / arrived, they say / having / night-during / village / the
\rf jod 1890:17.19

\op eýgaxe-xti zhaý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. Hauý! iügtheý wiwiýta, oüýba soüý tiheý
\tr round about very / dunged, they say / Rabbit / the. / Well! / &faeces / my own, / day / distant while / approaches suddenly
\rf jod 1890:17.20

\op ki ugthaý'a'aýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Wasaýbe bthuýga t'eýoüwoüýthe tai ha aý-biamaý.
\tr when / give ye the scalp-yell, / said, they say. / Black bear / all / we kill them / will /  / said they say.
\rf jod 1890:18.1

\op Wiýtoüthiüý-xti wa'iüýaboü taý miüke ha. Eýkitoü ugthaý'a'aýi-ga ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr I at the first very / I give the attacking cry / will / I who / . / At the same time / give ye the scalp-yell / , / said they say.
\rf jod 1890:18.2

\op Oüýba uýwatoüga wa'iüýboü-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. Bthuýga-xti ugthaý'a'aý-
\tr Day / as soon as / he gave the attacking cry they say / Rabbit / the. / All very / they gave the scalp-yell
\rf jod 1890:18.3

\op biamaý niýashiüga amaý. Wasaýbe bthuýga aýshi ahiý-biamaý. Bthuýga-xti t'eýwathaý-
\tr they say / person / the «pl.». / Black bear / all / out of doors / they came, they say. / All very / they killed them
\rf jod 1890:18.4

\op biamaý Wasaýbe-maý. Nuýga wiü miüýga wiü edaýbe ugaýshta-biamaý. Wasaýbe
\tr they say / Black bear the «pl.». / Male / one / female / one / also / remained they say. / Black bear
\rf jod 1890:18.5

\op noüýba-maý Mashchiüýge uýthoü-biamaý. Mashchiüýge amaý uýwakiaý-biamaý Wa-
\tr two the «pl.» / Rabbit / them he took hold of, they say. / Rabbit / the «mv.» / talked with them they say / Black
\rf jod 1890:18.6

\op saýbe-maý. Thipiýbazhi egoüý wagthiýshka enaý-xti wahnaýte taiteý, aý-biamaý.
\tr bear the «pl.». / You bad / being / insect / only very / you eat / shall surely, / said he they say.
\rf jod 1890:18.7

\op Wanaýxi thithiüýge taiteý. Iüýnoühaý wineýgi edaýbe thiýthate taiteý. Wasaýbe
\tr Spirit / you have none / shall surely. / My mother / my mother's brother / also / they eat you / shall surely. / Black bear
\rf jod 1890:18.8

\op ethiýge taiteý. Moüthiüýi ga. Shetoüý.
\tr they say to you / shall surely. / Walk ye / «???». / So far.
\rf jod 1890:18.9

\ti How the rabbit killed the black bears.

\op Mashchiüýge ikoüý thiükeý zhuýgigthe ahiý-biamaý. Goüýki, koühaý, te-zheýga
\tr Rabbit / his grandmother / the / he with his own / arrived they say. / And / grandmother / buffalo thigh «upper leg»
\rf jod 1890:20.1

\op ke 'iüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Tuýshpathoü+! wakoüýdakithaiý aýdoü noüýpewatheý-xchi
\tr the / carry on your back, / said he they say. / O grandchild! / he makes himself a deity / therefore / dangerous very
\rf jod 1890:20.2

\op zhoüýi. Oünoüý-xixiýxe taiý. Ubthiý'age, aý-biamaý. Keý, koühaý, shoü te-thiýtiü
\tr he lies. / Me with his leg crush many times / will. / I am unwilling, / said she they say. / Come, / grandmother, / then / buffalo rib
\rf jod 1890:20.3

\op 'iüý-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Wiýtushpaý! thigthoüthiü, aý-biamaý. Thieý thoü oüýbichichiýzhe
\tr carry on your back / , / said he they say. / My grandchild! / you are silly, / said she they say. / Side / the / me pressing on break in
\rf jod 1890:20.4

\op taiý; skiýge he, aý-biamaý. Xa-iý! aý-biamaý, aýwathoü tha'iüý te, aý-biamaý. Goü,
\tr will; / heavy / , / said she they say. / What! / said he they say, / where-the / you carry on your back / will, / said he they say. / And,
\rf jod 1890:20.5

\op Paý thoü 'iüý-ga ha, shi aý-biamaý. Tuýshpathoü! hiý paiý, eýgithe oüýthaxixiýxe taiý,
\tr head / the / carry on your back / , / again / said he they say. / O grandchild! / teeth / the / sharp, / beware, lest / me they crush by biting / will,
\rf jod 1890:20.6

\op aý-biamaý. Noüý-ape chaýbe, aý-biamaý. Ki, Hauý! koühaý, te-moüýge ke 'iüý-ga
\tr said she, they say. / I am afraid of them / very / said she they say. / And, / Ho! / grandmother, / buffalo breast / the / carry on your back
\rf jod 1890:20.7

\op ha, aý-biamaý. Tuýshpathoüý! sheýe he, aý-biamaý Goüýki zhsha ke uthaýha gaxaý-
\tr . / said he they say. / O grandchild! / that is it / , / said she they say. / And / &membrum &virile / the / joined to it / he made
\rf jod 1890:20.8

\op biamaý. Eý giýtha-biamaý wa'uýzhiüga. Goü, keý, koühaý, moügthiüý-ga ha.
\tr they say. / That / she rejoiced they say / old woman. / And, / come, / grandmother, / begone / .
\rf jod 1890:21.1

\op 'Iüý-adoü moügthiüý-ga ha, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. [Eýgithe miüýdoübe noübaý
\tr Carry it on your back / and begone / , / said, they say / Rabbit / the. / [At length / hour / two
\rf jod 1890:21.2

\op teýdi] uxtheý shakiý taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Ikoüý akaý 'iüý agthaý-biamaý. Ki goüýki
\tr at the] / quickly / I come home to you / will / I who, / said I who. / His grandmother / the / carrying on her back / went homeward, they say. / And / then
\rf jod 1890:21.3

\op uxthuýxa Pamuý eýdegoü gasnuýg ithoüý agthaiý goüýki zheý ke ukiýPahaý-xti iüýzhe thoü
\tr hollow / going down hill / but / slipped / suddenly / went / and / &membrum &virile / the / pushed its way very far / vagina / the
\rf jod 1890:21.4

\op itheýthe-hnoüý-biamaý. U-u+! e-hnoüý-biamaý. Goüýki ituýshpa eýdi agthaý-biamaý.
\tr went suddenly habitually they say. / Oh! Oh! / said only they say. / And / her grandchild, / there / went homeward, they say.
\rf jod 1890:21.5

\op Eýgithe iýgithaý-biamaý. Gitoüýba-biamaý. Iýbetoü agthaý-biamaý. Piýazhi iýnahiü
\tr It came to pass / he found his own they say. / He saw his own they say. / Passing around / went homeward they say. / Bad / truly
\rf jod 1890:21.6

\op wa'uýzhiüga gaýxai, etheýgoü agthaý-biamaý. Goüki tiý teta akiý-biamaý. Ma-
\tr old woman / did, / thinking / went homeward they say. / And / lodge / the-- at / reached home, they say / Rab-
\rf jod 1890:21.7

\op shchiüýge-iüý amaý. Goüýki ikoüý amaý goüýte-xti akiý-biamaý. Goü Eaýtoü
\tr bit / the. / And / his grandmother / the «mv.» / a while very / reached home, they say. / And / Why
\rf jod 1890:21.8

\op moühniüý, aý-biamaý. Tuýshpathoü+! Paýthiü zhiüýga ikaýgewathaýthe amaý oüýkipai
\tr you walk, / said he they say. / O grandchild! / Pawnee / young / you have them for friends / the «pl.» / they met me
\rf jod 1890:21.9

\op egoüý zhuoüýgthe akiý; wathaýtoükithaiý egoüý agthiý-maýzhi. Goüýki kiý amaý ki
\tr having / with me / they reached home; / they caused me to eat / having / I did not come home. / And / reached home / they say / when
\rf jod 1890:21.10

\op goüýki ikoüý thiükeý wakeýga, aý-biamaý. Wamiý heýbe giýoütha theýtha-biamaý.
\tr then / his grandmother / the / sick, / she said, they say. / Blood / piece / he threw on her / sent forcibly they say.
\rf jod 1890:21.11

\op ikoüý thiükeý wamiý-aýgthoü giaýxa-biamaý. Koühaý, piýazhiý-xchi shkaýxe. Aýshi
\tr His grandmother / the / blood diaper «?» / he made for her they say. / Grandmother, / bad very / you did. / Out of doors
\rf jod 1890:21.12

\op moüthiüý-ga. Koühaý, aýshi uhoüý-ga. Sheý-thoü wathaýki'iü te-moüýge aýshi gthaýta-
\tr walk. / Grandmother, / out of doors / cook. / That «cv. ob.» / you carried it on your back / buffalo breast / out of doors / eat your
\rf jod 1890:21.13

\op ga ha, aý-biamaý. Tuýshpashoü+! t'eaýgitheý-xti-moüý enaý, a-biamaý. Eýgoü tateý,
\tr own / , / said they say. / O grandchild! / I kill my own very I do / ! / said they say. / So / it shall be,
\rf jod 1890:21.14

\op iügthoüý+! aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge ikoüý akaý.
\tr O first son! / said, they say / Rabbit / his grandmother / the.
\rf jod 1890:21.15

\ti How the rabbit killed a giant.

\op Taýxti-giýkidaýbi akaý edediý akaýma. Waniýta daýdoü t'eýwathaiý eýshtewoüý
\tr Deer-they-shoot-for-him / the / there / was, they say. / Animal / what / they killed / notwithstanding
\rf jod 1890:22.1

\op iýnoüpe-hnoüý 'iý-biamaý. Ki maý tiýhe amaý ki shkoüýthe athaý-biamaý. Ki
\tr fearing him on account of it habitually / they gave to him, they say. / And / snow / was lying / they say / when / to dislodge «game» / went they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:22.2

\op Mashchiüýge-iüý amaý shti eýdi athaý-biamaý. Gatoüý-xti t'eýwathe eteýgoüi aýhoü
\tr Rabbit / the «mv.» / too / there / went they say. / At last / to kill them / apt / !
\rf jod 1890:22.3

\op etheýgoü bi ki eýdi athaý-biamaý Taýxti-giýkidaýbi akaý. Ki Mashchiüýge-iüý amaý
\tr thought he they say / when / there / he went, they say / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / the. / And / Rabbit / the «mv.»
\rf jod 1890:23.1

\op tushiý wanaý'oü-bi egoüý eýdi athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe niýashiüga noüýba taýxti kiýde
\tr sound of shooting / he heard they say / having / there / went they say. / It came to pass / person / two / deer / shooting
\rf jod 1890:23.2

\op t'eýthe akaýma, Paýda-baýzhi nazhiüý akaýma. Kageýha, Paýdegoüýi-ga ha. Eaýta
\tr had killed it, they say, / cutting it not / were standing, they say. / Friend, / do cut ye it / . / Why
\rf jod 1890:23.3

\op thanaüýzhi a, aýb egoü Paýde aýtiatheý-xti-oüý-biamaý. Kageýha, eýgoüi eýedegoü
\tr do ye stand / ? / said, they say / having / to cut it up / he began quickly very they say. / Friend, / it is so / but
\rf jod 1890:23.4

\op Taýxti-giýkidaýbi amaý wiýoünoüpaiý ha. Shiý+shte! aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge-iüý akaý.
\tr @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / the / we fear them / . / Fie! / said, they say / Rabbit / the.
\rf jod 1890:23.5

\op Taýxti-giýkidaýbi uýt'e thiügeý adoü noüýthapaiý a. Paýdai-ga. Wathaý'iü taiý ha,
\tr @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / death / he has some / therefore / you fear him / ? / Cut ye it up. / You carry it on your backs / will / ,
\rf jod 1890:23.6

\op aý-biamaý. Goüýki Paýdab egoüý uý'iü kikiaýxa-biamaý. Thishtoüý-xti-bi ki Taýxti-
\tr said he they say. / And / cut it up, they say / having / packs / made for themselves they say. / They finished very they say / when / @{Taýxti-}
\rf jod 1890:23.7

\op giýkidaýbi amaý atiý-biamaý Ki taýxti duýba miý-wagthoü-maýma. Taýshkahi
\tr @{giýkidaýbi} / the «mv.» / had come, they say. / And / deer / four / he was carrying them in his belt, as he moved. / Oak tree
\rf jod 1890:23.8

\op toügaý-xti moüýde athiüý amaýma. Oüthoüýthanoüýpa-baýzhi iýthanahiüýi a. Wiüýoüwa
\tr large very / bow / he was having, they say. / Are ye not afraid of me / ye truly / ? / Which
\rf jod 1890:23.9

\op hnoükaýshe eýshniüi a. Sheýakaý Mashchiüýge-iüý akaý Paýde waýgazhi egoüý oüPaýdai
\tr ye who / ye are that / ? / That one / Rabbit / the / to cut it up / told us / having / we cut it up
\rf jod 1890:23.10

\op ha, aý-biamaý noübaý akaý. Eaýtoü oüthaýsh'azheý-xchi-i a, aý-biamaý. Mashchiüýgeiüý
\tr . / said, they say / two / the. / Why / do ye take it in my presence, without hesitation / ? / said he they say. / Rabbit
\rf jod 1890:23.11

\op pezhiý-xchi! ishtaý toüýga pezhiý-xchi! iý zhaýta pezhiý-xchi! E'oüý-xti eýshniü aýdoü,
\tr bad very! / eye / big / bad very! / mouth / forked / bad very! / What great «person» / that you are / ?
\rf jod 1890:23.12

\op aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge-iüý akaý Xthiýazhi nazhiüý-ga. Eýgithe wamiý uwiýPitoü teý.
\tr said, they say / Rabbit / the. / Uttering nothing / stand. / Beware / blood / I press you down in / lest.
\rf jod 1890:23.13

\op Shiý+shte! wamiý oüwoüýbitoüýga. Thikuýtha-ga, thikuýtha-ga eheý ha. Wamiý
\tr Fie! / blood / press me down in. / Hurry, / hurry, / I say / . / Blood
\rf jod 1890:23.14

\op oüwoüýbitoüý-ga eheý ha, Taxti-giýkidzhaýbi-a. Ku'eý athaýb egoüý wamiý ubiýtoü-
\tr press me down in / I say / , / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} O! / Rushing / went, they say / having / blood / pressed him down in
\rf jod 1890:23.15

\op biamaý Taýxti-giýkidaýbi akaý. Wamiý aýthahahaý-xchi paýhoü-biamaý Mashchiüýge-iüý
\tr they say / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / the. / Blood / streaming from him in all directions / arose they say / Rabbit
\rf jod 1890:23.16

\op aka. Shiý+shte! aýb egoüý shi aýkithaý-biamaý Taýxti-giýkidaýbi akaý. Theýama noüý-
\tr the. / Fie! / said, they say / having / again / he attacked him, they say / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / the. / These / fear
\rf jod 1890:23.17

\op thipaiý egoüý aýthikiýtha-baýzhi-hnoüýi; wiý noüýwipa maýzhi egoüý aýwikiýbtha taý miüke.
\tr thee / because / they do not attack thee habitually / I / I fear the / not / because / I attack thee / will / I who.
\rf jod 1890:23.18

\op Xthiýazhi nazhiüýi-ga. Eýgithe maýxe wiýPizhoü te haý. Maýxe oüwoüýbizhoüý-ga.
\tr Uttering no sound / stand ye. / Beware, / sky / I blow you into / lest / . / Sky / blow me into.
\rf jod 1890:23.19

\op Thikuýtha-ga, Taýxti-giýkidaýbi-a. Mashchiüýge-iüý thizaýb egoüý maýxata bihiýtha
\tr Hurry, / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} O! / Rabbit / he took, they say / having / into the sky / he blew him
\rf jod 1890:23.20

\op itheýtha-biamaý. Noüzhaýzhadzhe thugiý amaý. Ki koüýge-xchi gthiý ki shi bihiýtha
\tr with sudden force they say. / Kicking out his legs / he was coming back. / «???» / And / near very / he had come back / when / again / he blew him
\rf jod 1890:24.1

\op itheýtha-biamaý. Shoüý eýgoü bihiýtha itheýthe nazhiüý-biamaý Taýxti-giýkidaýbi akaý.
\tr with sudden force they say. / For some time / «???» / he blew him / with sudden force / he stood they say / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / the.
\rf jod 1890:24.2

\op Atoüý-xti toüýde aýatoü shteýshtewoüý t'eýwithe taý miüke, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge-iüý
\tr Whenever / ground / I tread on it / soever / I kill thee / will / I who, / said, they say / Rabbit
\rf jod 1890:24.3

\op akaý Eýgithe Taýxti-giýkidaýbi akaý uzheýtha amaý. Mashchiüýge-iüý akaý toüýde ke
\tr the. / It came to pass / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / the / was weary / they say. / Rabbit / the / ground / the
\rf jod 1890:24.4

\op aýtoü-biamaý. Ki moüýde ke gthiýza-biamaý. Ki Taýxti-giýkidaýbi kiýda-biamaý.
\tr trod on they say. / And / bow / the / took his own they say. / And / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / he shot at they say.
\rf jod 1890:24.5

\op Ki ishtaý-xti thoü 'uý-biamaý. Ki Taýxti-giýkidaýbi t'eý=amaý. Ki theýamaý toüý-
\tr And / eye very / the / he wounded him, they say. / And / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / was dead, they say. / And / these / na-
\rf jod 1890:24.6

\op woügthoüý amaý giýthe-xti-oüý-biamaý. Ki Mashchiüýge-iüý amaý agthaý-biamaý.
\tr tions / the / rejoiced very they say. / And / Rabbit / the «mv.» / went homeward, they say.
\rf jod 1890:24.7

\op Akiý-bi kiýzhi ikoüý ak edediý akaýma. Koühaý, Taýxti-giýkidaýbi t'eýathe ha,
\tr Reached home, they say / when / his grandmother / the / there / she was, they say. / Grandmother, / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / I killed him / ,
\rf jod 1890:24.8

\op aý-biamaý. Ishtaý pezhi-xchi! she t'eýthe uýmakaý-xchi-baýzhi, aý-biamaý ikoü akaý.
\tr said he they say. / Eye / bad very! / that / to kill / easy very not, / said she they say / his grandmother / the.
\rf jod 1890:24.9

\op Koühaý, t'eýathe-goü sheýhe ha, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge-iüý akaý.
\tr Grandmother, / I killed him so / I say that / , / said, they say / Rabbit / the.
\rf jod 1890:24.10

\ti How the rabbit went to the sun.

\op Pahoüýga teýdi athaý-biamaý Mashchiüýge amaý. Koühaý, maýshoü uaýkine
\tr Before / when / went they say / Rabbit / the «mv.». / Grandmother, / feathers / I hunt for myself
\rf jod 1890:25.1

\op btheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Iýthiach'=iýshiach'eý+! maýshoü aýwakeýdi uýmakaý-xchi
\tr I go / will / I who / said, they say. / «fem. intj. of wonder etc.» / feathers / in what place / easy very
\rf jod 1890:25.2

\op iýthathe tadoüý+, aý-biamaý. Goü athaý-biamaý, toüýde aýthitaý-xchi snoüýsnoü-xchi
\tr you find / will? / said she they say, / and / he went they say / going / by a near way very / level very
\rf jod 1890:25.3

\op goü xageý athaý-biamaý. Neýgi-hauý+!! neýgi-hauý+!! eý-hnoü athaý-biamaý. Unaiý
\tr so / crying / he went they say. / Mother's brother O!! / mother's brother O!! / saying only / he went they say / Seeking him
\rf jod 1890:25.4

\op amaý Xithaý amaý e moüýxe iýbisoüde ataý-xti gawiüýxe amaýma. Moüthiüý-
\tr the ones who / Eagle / the «pl.» / that / sky / pressing against / far «beyond» very / were flying round and round, / they say. / They walked
\rf jod 1890:25.5

\op biamaý akiýwa shoü ki-Paýkuwiüxe goü moüthiüý-biamaý. Theýamaý oüýthize taý
\tr they say / both / and / turning themselves around / so / they walked they say. / These / me-take / will
\rf jod 1890:26.1

\op amaý, aý-biamaý. Huýtoü-hnoüý-biamaý Xitha amaý: T-t-t-t-t, eý-hnoü-biamaý. Eýgithe
\tr the «pl.» / said he they say / Crying they say / Eagle / the «pl.»: / &T-&t-&t-&t-&t, / said only they they say. / It came to pass
\rf jod 1890:26.2

\op amaý amaý ieýnaxiýthe a-iý-biamaý pahaýshiata. Goü thizaý-biamaý.
\tr other one / the «mv.» / to attack him / was coming they say / up above. / And / took him they say. / And / having him / went homeward.
\rf jod 1890:26.3

\op ke. Goü athiüý akiý-biamaý. Moüýxe ke pahaýshiata athiüý akiý-biamaý. Eýgithe
\tr «???» / And / having him / they reached home, they say. / Sky / the «horizontal» / up above / having him / they reached home, they say. / It came to pass.
\rf jod 1890:26.4

\op ti edediý teý amaý. Iüdaýdi wanaýgthe uýdoü iýnahiü athiüý gthiý ha, aý-biamaý (Xithaý-
\tr lodge / it was there / «???» / they say. / My father / domestic animal / good / truly / having him / has come home / , / said he they say / (Eagle
\rf jod 1890:26.5

\op zhiüga aka). Goü, Zhiütheýha, xtoüýthithe chaýbe, aý-biamaý Xithaýzhiüga akaý. Goüý-
\tr little / the). / And, / O elder brother, / we love thee / very much / said, they say / Eaglet / the. / I «mv.»-
\rf jod 1890:26.6

\op athiüheý-hnoü thoüýzha ebe xtoüýthe cheý, aý-biamaý (Mashchiüýge akaý.). Goü moüýgthe
\tr for some time only / though / who / love me / will, / said he they say / (Rabbit / the). / And / erect
\rf jod 1890:26.7

\op zheý-musnade goü gthiüý-(biama). E xtaýthai Xithaýzhiüga amaý, uýdoü-xti-hnoüý-
\tr on his hind legs / thus / sat (they say). / That / they loved / Eaglets / the «pl.» / good very only
\rf jod 1890:26.8

\op biamaý. Goü gaý-biamaý: Eý aýwatetoü thatiý, aý-biamaý (Xithaýzhiüga akaý). Shoüý goüý
\tr they say. / And / said as follows: they say: / That / whence «?» / have you come / said he they say / (Eaglet / the). / For no special reason / «???»
\rf jod 1890:26.9

\op toüýde aýthita moübthiüý-de thiaýdi goü oüýthizai, aý-biamaý. Goü, Thiaýdi oüýba atoüý
\tr ground / across by a near way / I walked when / your father / thus / took me, / said he they say. / And, / Your father / day / what time
\rf jod 1890:26.10

\op tedi gthiý-hnoüi a, aý-biamaý (Mashchiüýge akaý). Iüdaýdi amaý miü aýtha'abeý-xti
\tr at / has come back habitually / ? / said he they say / (Rabbit / the). / My father / the «mv.» / sun / going slanting very
\rf jod 1890:26.11

\op hiý teýdi agthiý-hnoüi, maxpiý zhiüýga buýta aýnaska-xcheý-xchi ediýtoü ni
\tr arrives there / when then / has come back habitually, / cloud / small / round / each one of what size «?» / from it / water
\rf jod 1890:26.12

\op wiüý-thoüýthoüý-xti uxpaýthe-hnoü eýgoü teýdi agthiý-hnoüi, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe
\tr one at a time very / failing / so / when / has come back habitually, / said he they say. / It came to pass
\rf jod 1890:26.13

\op gaý-biamaý: Zhiütheýha, aýwateýgoü ki sheý eýgizhoü, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, aý-biamaý, the
\tr said as follows, they say: / O elder brother, / of what sort / when / that / you do that / said, they say. / Yes, / said, they say, / this
\rf jod 1890:26.14

\op oüshtoüýbai te Paý thoü iüý'e oüýkigthasoüýdai, aý-biamaý. Zhiütheýha, eýgoü waýxai-ga,
\tr me ye see / the / head / the / stone / they hit me between «two stones» / said he they say. / O elder brother, / so / treat us,
\rf jod 1890:26.15

\op aý-biamaý (Xithaýzhiüga akaý). Woüýgithe she thagthiüý te, aý-biamaý. Eýgoü oügshiüý
\tr said, they say / (Eaglet / the). / All / that / you sit / will, / said he they say. / So / we sit
\nt =@{Eýgoü oügthiüý}
\rf jod 1890:26.16

\op tai, aý-biamaý. Goü eýgoü waxaý-biamaý. Wiüý thiük eýtoüthiü gaxiýxe theýtha-biamaý;
\tr will, / said he they say. / And / so / he treated them they say. / One / the / him first / he crushed by hitting / sent forcibly they say;
\rf jod 1890:26.17

\op isoüýga thiükeý shi eýgoü gaxthiý-biamaý. Goü maýshoü waýthishnudaý-biamaý. Ki
\tr his younger brother / the / again / so / he killed by hitting they say. / And / feathers / he pulled them out they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:26.18

\op uthiýxpathe theýtha-biamaý toüýde deýta. Goü maýshoü te koüýtoü-biamaý. Goü sheý
\tr making fall by pulling / he sent forcibly they say / ground / to the. / And / feathers / the / he tied they say. / And / that
\rf jod 1890:26.19

\op uthaiý eteýgoü amaý: ithaýdi amaý agiý aýtiaýgtha-biamaý. Eýgoü thisoüýga meýgoü sheý-
\tr they told him / it was as / «?»: / his father / the «mv.» / was coming back / suddenly they say. / So / your younger brother / likewise / that
\rf jod 1890:26.20

\op ke thizaýi-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Weýs'a ke ameýgoü athiüý akiý-bi ki ubaýhoü-biamaý
\tr the «lg. ob.» / take ye / , / said he they say. / Snake / the «lg. ob.» / them-like «?» / having it / reached home, they say / when / he pushed his way in they say
\rf jod 1890:27.1

\op ki gaxiýxe-xti theýtha-biamaý. Goüý amaý ihoüý amaý ugaýhanaPaýze uhoüýge ke
\tr when / crushing him in very / he sent forcibly they say. / After a while / «???» / his mother / the «mv.» / darkness / «first» end / the
\rf jod 1890:27.2

\op eýkitoühaý-xchi agiý aýtiaýgtha-biamaý. Thisoüýga meýgoü sheýke thizaýi-a, aý-biamaý.
\tr at the same time very / was coming back / suddenly they say. / Your younger brother / likewise / that «lg. ob.» / take ye, / said she they say.
\rf jod 1890:27.3

\op Shi eýgoü weýs'a wiü athiüý akiý-biamaý. Goü gaxthiý-biamaý shi ihoüý thiükeý.
\tr Again / so / snake / one / having it / reached home, they say. / And / he killed her, they say / again / his mother / the.
\rf jod 1890:27.4

\op Goü maýshoü shi thishnuýde gthiüý-biamaý, koüýtoü gthiüý-biamaý, ki goüýki xageý
\tr And / feathers / again / pulling out of / he sat they say, / tying / he sat they say, / and / also / crying
\rf jod 1890:27.5

\op gthiüý-biama. Maýshoü 'iüý-bi egoüý athaý-biamaý. Goü xageý atheý amaýma.
\tr he sat they say. / Feathers / he carried they say / having / he went they say. / And / crying / he was going, / they say.
\rf jod 1890:27.6

\op Eýgithe tiý wiü edediý teý amaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Goü xageý nazhiüý toü amaý.
\tr It came to pass / lodge / one / there it was, / «???» / they say. / There / he arrived, they say. / And / crying / he was standing / «???» / they say.
\rf jod 1890:27.7

\op Wa'uý akaý ugaýs'iü amaý; eýgithe ikoüý akaýma. Goüý akaýma, M+! aý-biamaý.
\tr Woman / the / peeped / they say; / it came to pass / his grandmother / was, they say. / After standing a while / «???», / Hmmm! / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:27.8

\op Eaýtoü-xchi moühniüý a, aý-biamaý. Goü, Maýshoü uaýkine aýhigiaýkithe ki goüýki
\tr Why very / you walk / ? / said she they say. / And, / Feathers / I seek for myself / I made many for myself / and / also
\rf jod 1890:27.9

\op agtheý tateý akiýxibtha aýdoü axaýge-hnoüý-moüý, aý-biamaý. M+! aý-biamaý wa'uý
\tr I go homeward / shall / + hesitate, fearing failure / therefore / I have been doing nothing but cry, / said he they say. / Hmmm! / said she they say / woman
\rf jod 1890:27.10

\op akaý. Niýashiüga wiü zhuaýwagtheý-de piýbazhi. Uxtheý thagtheý te Wanaýxthiüý-a he,
\tr the. / Person / one / I with them but / bad. / Quickly / you go homeward / will. / Hasten thou / ,
\rf jod 1890:27.11

\op aý-biamaý. Tezhiüýhiüde eýthoüskaý-xchi ugthiüý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. Maýshoü tedi
\tr said she they say. / Woven yarn «turban» / that size very / sat in it they say / Rabbit / the. / Feathers / to the
\rf jod 1890:27.12

\op koüýtoü-biamaý. The thagtheý te thoüýzha thakiý teýdi buýde iüthiüýwoüzhiý te, aý-biamaý.
\tr he tied it they say. / This / you go homeward / will / though / you reach home / when / red-oak acorn / put in it for me please, / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:27.13

\op Toüýde ke aýthatoü ki hniýp'oüde teý, aý-biamaý. Goü thishtoüý gtheýtha-biamaý.
\tr Ground / the / you tread on / when / shake it by pulling / will / said she they say. / And / letting him go / sent him back suddenly, they say.
\rf jod 1890:27.14

\op Akiý-biamaý ki iýt'athewathaý-biamaý Mashchiüýge amaý. Tha'eýwathaiý thiükeý iýxta-
\tr He reached home, they say, / when / he was hateful they say / Rabbit / the «mv.». / She pitied him / the one who / he abused her
\rf jod 1890:27.15

\op biamaý, uýzhiha uzhaý-biamaý. Goüýki thip'oüýda-biamaý, goüýki gthiýzai te. Ki
\tr they say, / bag / he dunged in, they say. / And / he shook it they say, / and / she took her own / «???». / And
\rf jod 1890:27.16

\op goü maýshoü gi'iüý-bi egoüý agthaý-biamaý. Goüýki akiý-biamaý. Koühaý, agthiý
\tr thus / feathers / carrying his own, they say / having / he went homeward, they say. / And / he reached home, they say. / Grandmother, / I have come home
\rf jod 1890:27.17

\op hau, aý-biamaý. Thaxuýba-biamaý: Iýthiach'=iýthiach'eý+! aý-biamaý. Maýshoü te, koühaý,
\tr ! / said he they say. / She spoke in wonder they say: / «???»! / said she they say. / Feathers / the / grandmother
\rf jod 1890:27.18

\op a'iüý agthiý, aý-biamaý. Ki gaý-biamaý: Thineýgi aýhigiý-xti moü gaýxewakithaý-a he,
\tr I carried / I have come / said he they say. / And / she said as follows, they say: / Your mother's brother / many very / arrow / cause them to make / ,
\rf jod 1890:27.19

\op aý-biamaý. Eýgithe gaý-biamaý, Koühaý, eaýtoü aýdoü, aý-biamaý. Ki gaý-biamaý:
\tr said she they say. / It came to pass / he said as follows, they say: / Grandmother, / wherefore / ? / said he they say. / And / she said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:27.20

\op Paheý wiüý ediý akaý niýkashiüga theý shoü iýhe thiü thahuýni-hnoüýi, aý-biamaý. Goü,
\tr Hill / one / there / the / person / going / and / passing by / the «mv.» / draws into its mouth habitually / said she they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:28.1

\op Gaý toüýbe taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Iýthiach'e+! shkoüýazhi gthiüý-a he, aý-biamaý.
\tr That «unseen» / I see / will. / «???»! / I who, / said he they say. / still / sit thou / , / said she they say.
\rf jod 1890:28.2

\op Oüýkazhi, shoü toüýbe taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Uthiý'age-xti shoüý doüýbe athaý-biamaý.
\tr Not so, / at any rate / I see it / will / I who, / said he they say. / She unwilling very / still / to see it / he went they say.
\rf jod 1890:28.3

\op Eýgithe eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Theý Paheý-wathaýhuni hniüý, ediý hniükeý amaý, aý-biamaý.
\tr It came to pass / there / he arrived, they say. / This / Hill that devours / you are, / there / you who / they say, / he said they say.
\rf jod 1890:28.4

\op Oüthahuýni-ga, aý-biamaý. Kaýshi-xti eýgoü thasniüýi-biamaý. Eýgithe kihaý a-iý akaýma.
\tr Draw me into your mouth / said he they say. / A long while very / so / he was swallowed they say. / It came to pass / down / he was coming, / they say.
\rf jod 1890:28.5

\op Eýgithe niýashiüga waýthasniü itoüýthiadi wahiý xeýga-xti, goüýki tazhuý aýthaskaýbe
\tr It came to pass / person / he swallowed them / formerly / bone / dried very, / and / flesh / sticking to
\rf jod 1890:28.6

\op naýsage-maý, ki iüýchoü-xchi t'e-maý shti, t'e teýdi athiüý ahiý, Piý thoü-hnoüý niýta
\tr dried hard them-who / and / lately very / dead, them-who / too, / dead / unto / having «it» / reached / liver / the only / alive
\rf jod 1890:28.7

\op gaýxe zhoüý-biamaý. Goüýki iýnita waseýkoü ameý ahiý-biamaý Mashchiüýge-iüý amaý.
\tr made / lay they say. / And / alive / «and» active / ones / he reached, they say / Rabbit / the.
\rf jod 1890:28.8

\op Shiý-shi-shiý-shi! theýma dzhuýba, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge-iüý akaý. Paheý-wathaýhuni
\tr Shee-shee-shee! / these / few, / said he they say / Rabbit / the. / Hill that devours
\rf jod 1890:28.9

\op teý-noüde washiüý-xti u'eý'e-xti gthiüý-biamaý. Tenaý! gaýge hnaýte tai-eýde,
\tr buffalo heart / fat very / dangling very / it sat they say. / Why! / those / you eat / should have
\rf jod 1890:28.10

\op aý-biamaý. Maýxoü-biamaý, teý-noüde maýshpashpaý-biamaý. Paheý ke bthazaýthe
\tr said he they say. / He cut it off, they say, / buffalo heart / he cut into many pieces they say. / Hill / the / it split open
\rf jod 1890:28.11

\op amaý. The niýkashiüga amaý waseýkoü amaý Paheý ke bthazaýthe eýkitoü wasiýsigaý-
\tr they say. / This / person / the «pl.» / quick / the «pl.» / hill / the / split open / at the same time / active
\rf jod 1890:28.12

\op biamaý. Ki gaý-biamaý: Mashchiüýge toüýwoüiüýgthoü taiý, aý-biamaý. Niýawathaiý,
\tr they say. / And / they said as follows, they say: / Rabbit / we make a nation for him / will, / said they they say. / He made us live
\rf jod 1890:28.13

\op aý-biamaý. Ki, Tiý ugiýnai-ga, aýgudi thatiý eýiüte, aý-biamaý. Moügshiüýi-ga,
\tr said they they say. / And, / Lodge / seek ye your own, / where / you have come hither / may / said he they say. / Begone ye,
\nt =@{Moügthiüýi-ga,}
\rf jod 1890:28.14

\op aý-biamaý (Mashchiüýge-iüý akaý). Goü eýgoü-biamaý. Goü agthaý-biamaý Masht-
\tr said he they say / (Rabbit / the). / And / so it was they say. / And / he went homeward, they say / Rab-
\rf jod 1890:28.15

\op shiüýge amaý. Koühaý, shakiý, aý-biamaý. Iýthiach'=iýthiach'eý+! aý-biamaý. Koühaý
\tr bit / the «mv.». / Grandmother, / I come back to you, / said he they say. / «???»! / said she they say. / Grandmother
\rf jod 1890:28.16

\op Paheý-wathaýhuni uhnaý kethoüý t'eýathe, aý-biamaý. M+! sheý ch'eýthe uýdoü
\tr Hill that devours / you told of / in the past / I have killed him / said he they say. / Hmm! / that / to kill it / good
\rf jod 1890:28.17

\op akaýma-thoüý. Eaýchoü-xchi ch'eýwathaýshe cheýiüte, aý-biamaý. Tenaý! koühaý, t'eýathe,
\tr he was in the past. / How very / you kill them / may be, / said she they say. / Why! / grandmother / I killed him
\rf jod 1890:28.18

\op aý-biamaý. Niýkashiüga ediý-hnoü ediý-ma Mashchiüýge toüýwoüiüýgthoü taiý, ai
\tr said he they say. / Person / there only / there, those who / Rabbit / let us make a nation for him / «???», / they said
\rf jod 1890:28.19

\op eýde ubthiý'age. Tiý ugiýne waýagaýzhi, aý-biamaý.
\tr but / I was unwilling / Lodge / to hunt his own / I told them / said he they say.
\rf jod 1890:28.20

\ti How the rabbit killed the devouring hill.

\op Paýhe-waýthahuni wiü edi keý amaý. Ki Mashchiüýge akaý ikoü akaý zhuýgigthaý-
\tr Hill that devours / one / there / he was lying, / they say. / And / Rabbit / the / his grandmother / the / he with his own
\rf jod 1890:32.1

\op biamaý. Paýhe wiü ediý deýde piýazhi. Eýgithe eýdishneý te he; eýdi shnaýzhi te he,
\tr they say. / Hill / one / there / it lies, but / bad. / Beware / there you go / will / ; / there / you go not / will / ,
\rf jod 1890:32.2

\op aý-biamaý. Ki, Koühaý, eaýtoü aýdoü, aý-biamaý. Niýashiüga
\tr said she they say. / And, / Grandmother, / wherefore / ? «in word» / said he they say. / Person / the «mv.» / there / arrived only «as a rule»
\rf jod 1890:32.3

\op thoüýdi waýthahuýni-hnoüýi he, aý-biamaý. Ki Mashchiüýge amaý, Hiüdaý! eaýtoü
\tr when «in the past» / it drew them into its mouth habitually / , / said she they say. / And / Rabbit / the «mv.» / Let me see! / wherefore
\rf jod 1890:32.4

\op eýdoü. Eýdi btheý te-na, etheýgoü-biamaý. Goü eýdi aaý-biamaý. Mashchiüýge
\tr ?? «in thought». / There / I go / will «in thought», / he thought, they say. / And / there / he went, they say. / Rabbit
\rf jod 1890:32.5

\op eýdi ahiý-bi ki Paýhe-wathahuni akaý iýbahoüý-biamaý. Iýbahoü-bi egoüý eýdi
\tr there / reached, they say / when / Hill that devours / the «sub.» / he knew him they say. / He knew him, they say / having / there
\rf jod 1890:32.6

\op hiý ki, Paýhe-waýthahuni, oüýthahuýni-ga, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. Paýhe-
\tr reached / when, / Hill that devours, / draw me into your mouth, / said he they say / Rabbit / the. / Hill
\rf jod 1890:32.7

\op waýthahuni waýshnahuýni-hnoüý amaý, oüýthahuýni-ga. Ki Paýhe-waýthahuni akaý
\tr that devours / them you draw into your mouth habitually / they say, / draw me into your mouth. / And / Hill that devours / the
\rf jod 1890:32.8

\op Mashchiüýge iýba-hoüý-bi egoüý thahuýni-bazhiý-biamaý. Eýgithe niýkashiüga heýga-
\tr Rabbit / he knew him they, say / having / drew him into its mouth not they say. / It came to pass / person / by no
\rf jod 1890:32.9

\op shtewoüzhi aý-iaýmamaý gaxthoüý. Eýgithe eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Ki Paýhe-waýthahuni
\tr means a few / they were coming, they say / a hunting party. / It came to pass / there / they arrived they say. / And / Hill that devours
\rf jod 1890:32.10

\op akaý iaýthixaý-biamaý, ki niýashiüga amaý upaý-biamaý Paýhe iý te. Ki Mashchiüýge
\tr the / opened its mouth, they say, / and / person / the «pl.» / entered they say / hill / mouth / the. / And / Rabbit
\rf jod 1890:32.11

\op akaý eý shti upaý-biamaý. Eýgihe aýiaýtha-biamaý Mashchiüýge Paýhe-waýthahuni niýxa
\tr the / he / too / entered, they say. / Onward without hesitation / he had gone, they say / Rabbit. / Hill that devours / stomach
\rf jod 1890:32.12

\op moüýtata hiý ki noüýde-iýsabazhiý-biamaý Paýhe-waýthahuni akaý. Goü Mashchiüýge
\tr inside / arrived / when / heart not good by means of they say / Hill that devours / the. / And / Rabbit
\rf jod 1890:32.13

\op Paýhe-waýthahuni akaý iýgthebaý-biamaý. Shi gaxthoüý juýba aý-iaýmamaý. Gaxthoüý
\tr Hill that devours / the / it vomited him up they say. / Again / hunting party / some / they were approaching, they say. / Hunting party
\rf jod 1890:32.14

\op eýdi ahiý-bi ki shi Paýhe-waýthahuni akaý iaýthixaý-biamaý. Shi niýashiüga upaý-biamaý
\tr there / arrived, they say / when / again / Hill that devours / the / opened its mouth they say. / Again / person / entered, they say
\rf jod 1890:32.15

\op iý te. Ki Mashchiüýge amaý shi upaý-biamaý. Ediýhi Paýhe-waýthahuni weýgtheba-
\tr mouth / the. / And / Rabbit / the «mv.» / again / entered, they say. / At that time / Hill that devours / vomited them up
\rf jod 1890:32.16

\op baýzhi amaý. Eýgithe niýkashiüga pahoüýga hi-maý t'e-maý wahiý ke soü keý amaý,
\tr not / they say. / Behold / person / before / arrived, the ones who / dead, the ones who / bone / the «lg. line» / distant white / they were lying, they say,
\rf jod 1890:33.1

\op xiüx uthaýhahaý-ma kaýshi-zhiüýga t'e-maý shti zhu uthaýs'iü-ma, shi iüýchoü-xchi t'e-maý
\tr tissue / adhering to each one the ones who / a great while ago little / dead, the ones who / too / flesh / adhering with it the ones who / again / now very / dead, the ones who
\rf jod 1890:33.2

\op shti, ki niüýta-maý shti. Mashchiüýge akaý gaý-biamaý: Eaýtoü hnaýta-bazhiýi a.
\tr too / and / alive, the ones who / too. / Rabbit / the / said as follows, they say: / Why / you eat not / ?
\rf jod 1890:33.3

\op Tenoüýde gaýge washiüý-xti shnaýt etai-eýde; wiýebthiü ki bthaýte te, aý-biamaý.
\tr Buffalo heart / those «unseen and scattered» / fat very / you eat / shall but; / I am he / if / I eat it / will / said he they say.
\rf jod 1890:33.4

\op Ki maýhiü gthiýza-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. Maýhiü gthiýza-bi ki te-noüýde maýxoü-
\tr And / knife / he took his own, they say / Rabbit / the. / Knife / he took his own, they say, / when / buffalo heart / he cut with a knife
\rf jod 1890:33.5

\op biamaý. Ki Paýhe-waýthahuni amaý, Hoü! hoü! hoü! eý-hnoü-biamaý. Ki Mashchiüýge
\tr they say. / And / Hill that devours / the, / Han! / han! / han! / he said it regularly they say. / And / Rabbit
\rf jod 1890:33.6

\op akaý, Hoü! hoü! hoü! aý-zhi-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Ki te-noüýde washiüý ge edaýbe
\tr the / Han! / han! / han! / say not / , / said he they say. / And / buffalo heart / fat / the «scattered» / also
\rf jod 1890:33.7

\op utheýwiüwathai Mashchiüýge akaý. Paýhe ke bthazaýtha-biamaý. Niýashiüga bthuýga-
\tr he collected them / Rabbit / the. / Hill / the / split of its own accord, they say. / Person / all
\rf jod 1890:33.8

\op xti gashiýbe agthaý-biamaý. Agthaý-biamaý ki niýashiüga bthuýga utheýwiükithaý-biamaý.
\tr very / out of it / went homeward, they say. / Went homeward, they say / when / person / all / assembled themselves, they say.
\rf jod 1890:33.9

\op Mashchiüýge niýkagahi oügaýxe taiý, aý-biamaý. Goüýki gaý-biamaý: Mashchiüýge
\tr Rabbit / chief / we make / will, / said they they say. / And / he said as follows, they say: / Rabbit
\rf jod 1890:33.10

\op niýkagahi shkaýxe taiý aý-bi aýtha. Wiý niýkagahi koübtha aýthiüheýiüte. Wiüoüý-
\tr chief / you make / will / he says, they say. / indeed / I / chief / I wish / I who move, it may be. / Which
\rf jod 1890:33.11

\op wataýtoü thatiý eýiüte moügshiüýi-ga. Wiý shti wikoüý «???» thiügeýgoü aýagthe atiý.
\tr from / you have come / it may be / begone ye. / I / too / my grandmother / fat / had none, as / I for my own / I have come.
\nt =@{moügthiüýi-ga}
\rf jod 1890:33.12

\op Goü agthaý-biamaý Mashchiüýge amaý washiü 'iüý-bi egoüý. 'Iüý akiý-bi agoüý
\tr And / went homeward, they say / Rabbit / the «mv.» / fat / carried, they say / having. / Carrying / he reached home, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:33.13

\op aýshiata iteýtha-biamaý. Koühaý, Paýhe-waýthahuni t'eýathe aýtha, aý-biamaý. Hiü+!
\tr outside / he put it, they say. / O grandmother / Hill that devours / I have killed him / indeed, / said, they say. / Oh!
\rf jod 1890:33.14

\op si-toüýga pezhiý-xchi! i-shpaýshpa pezhiý-xchi! sheý t'eýthe uýdoü akaý-shnoü-thoüý t'eýwathaýthe te,
\tr foot big / bad very! / mouth, pieces out of / bad very! / that one / to kill / good / the one only in the past / you have been his slayer, / «???»
\rf jod 1890:33.15

\op aý-biamaý. Koühaý, t'eýatheýgoü sheheý ha. Guýda te doübaý-ga ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr said she they say. / Grandmother, / I killed him, as / I said that / . / Beyond «farther off» / the «pile» / see thou / , / said he they say.
\rf jod 1890:33.16

\op Wa'uýzhiüga akaý aýshi ahiý-bi egoüý, Hiü+! tuýshpathoü+! wiüýke tedeý, aý-biamaý.
\tr Old woman / the / out of doors / arrived, they say / having, / Oh! / my grandchild! / told the truth / did-but, / said she they say.
\rf jod 1890:33.17

\op Washiüý te thizaý-biamaý.
\tr Fat / the / she took they say.
\rf jod 1890:33.18

\ti How the rabbit cured his wound

\op Mashchiüýge akaý ikoü thiükeý zhuýgigtheý gthiüý akaýma. Ki ugaýshoü ahiý-
\tr Rabbit / the «sub.» / his grandmother / the «ob.» / he with his own / was sitting, / they say. / And / traveling / he arrived there
\rf jod 1890:35.1

\op biamaý. Xeýki weýthixuxuýi shoüýxti goüý aýkishugaý-xti zhoüý-hnoü theýgoü amaý
\tr they say. / Under the bluffs / prickly-ash / just as it happened / very dense / lay only «habitually» / thus / they say
\rf jod 1890:35.2

\op (uchiýzhe eý wakaiý). Goü niýashiüga sigthaiý keýdi siý ke snedeaýxti-hnoüýi ke,
\tr (thicket / that / he meant). / And / person / trail «?» / at the / foot / the «lg. ob.» / long very habitually was / the «lg. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:35.3

\op aý-biamaý. Eýgithe eýgasaýni ki, Koühaý, watoüýbe btheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý.
\tr said he they say. / It came to pass / the following day / when / Grandmother / I see / I go / will / I who / said he they day.
\rf jod 1890:35.4

\op Eýgithe hoüýegoüýche athaý-biamaý. Athaý-biamaý ki eýgithe agiý aýtiaýgtha-
\tr It came to pass / in the morning / he went, they say. / He went, they say / when / it came to pass / they were returning / suddenly
\rf jod 1890:35.5

\op biamaý. Theý miýashiüga gaýhitheameý amaý, etheýgoü-biamaý. Uheý athaiý ukoüýska
\tr they say. / This / person / those who moved yonder / are they / he thought, they say. / Path «course» / he went / in a straight line with
\rf jod 1890:35.6

\op itoüýshiata zhoüý-biamaý. Eýgithe eýdi ahiý-biamaý ki iýthai-bazhiý-biamaý, siýgthe ke
\tr ahead / he lay they say. / It came to pass / there / arrived they say / when / he was not found they say, / footprints / the «lg. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:35.7

\op aýhigi gaýxe goü iýthai-bazhiý-biamaý aýkihoü aýiaýthai te. Goüýki shi piý itoüýthiata
\tr many / he made / so / he was not found, they say / beyond / he had gone / the. / And / again / anew / ahead
\rf jod 1890:35.8

\op athaiý te, itoüý-thiata iýzhoü-biamaý. Sheýte wiü shutheý te hauý, aý-biamaý. Aýnase
\tr he went / «???», / ahead / of him he lay they say. / That «ob.» / one / will come to you / «???» / ! / said he they say. / To head him off
\rf jod 1890:35.9

\op mazhiüý-ga hauý, aý-biamaý kiaýxpaxpaýgthe. Egithe wiüý amaý uhoüýgata moüthiüý
\tr stand thou / ! / said they they say / walking back and forth among themselves. / It came to pass / one / the «mv. sub.» / at the end / was walking,
\rf jod 1890:36.1

\op amaý. Gaýte shutheý te hauý, aý-biamaý, the aýnase nazhiüý uiýtha theýthai te. Ki
\tr they say. / That «unseen ob.» / will come to you / «???» / ! / said he they say, / this / to head him off / to stand / telling him / he sent it / «???». / And
\rf jod 1890:36.2

\op uchiýzhe bazoüý athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe goüý akaýma iýtha-baýzhi gaýxai te ubaý-hata
\tr thicket / pushing among / went they say. / It came to pass / after standing awhile / he found him not / he pretended / at the side
\rf jod 1890:36.3

\op iýnazhiü ki moü ke gthiýzai te. Goü maüýde ke goü thidoüýi te. The shutheý
\tr of it he stood / and / arrow / the «lg. ob.» / he took his own / «???». / and / bow / the «lg. ob.» / so / he pulled it / «???». / This / coming to you
\rf jod 1890:36.4

\op te uthiýxida-ga, aý-biamaý, gashtoüýka te. Goü moü ke thishiýbai te Mashchiüge
\tr which / look out for it, / said he they say, / he tempted him / «???». / And / arrow / the «lg. ob.» / he pulled and let go / when / Rabbit
\rf jod 1890:36.5

\op kuýsoüdeý-xti ithoüýthai te. Goü xageý amaý Mashchiüýge. Iüýa'*! iüýa'*! iüýa'*!
\tr through and through / he put it «the arrow» / «???». / And / he was crying, / they say / Rabbit. / &Nya! / &Nya! / &Nya!,
\nt &Nya = the rabbit's cry. [JS]
\rf jod 1890:36.6

\op aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. Kageýha, t'eýthathe, aý-biamaý. Kageýha, a'iüý taý
\tr said he they say / Rabbit / the. / O friend, / you killed him, / said he they say. / O friend, / I carry it on my back / will
\rf jod 1890:36.7

\op miüke hauý, aý-biamaý. Mashchiüýge uoüýsi aýiaýtha-biamaý. Ki moüý ke thishnuýda-
\tr I who / ! / said he they say. / Rabbit / leaping / he had gone they say. / And / arrow / the / he pulled out of
\rf jod 1890:36.8

\op biamaý. Ki athiüý athaý-biamaý. Goü thixaý-biamaý. Mashchiüýge wamiý maý ke
\tr they say. / And / having it / he went they say. / And / they chased him they say. / Rabbit / blood / snow / the «lg. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:36.9

\op zhiý-de keý amaýma thixaiý te. Moüshoüýde ugiýPaazaý-biamaý, iýgat'oü-biamaý.
\tr red / was lying, / they say / as they chased / «???». / Den / they scared him into his own they say, / he grunted they say.
\rf jod 1890:36.10

\op Koühaý, t'eýoütheý-xchi-oüýi, aý-biamaý. Huü! huü! aý-biamaý. Ikoüý iýgaskoüthaý-
\tr Grandmother, / they have altogether killed me, / said he they say. / Hoon! / hoon! / said, they say. / His grandmother / tried him «&sic»
\rf jod 1890:36.11

\op biamaý. Naxiýde-thithiüýge iýthanahiü ehoüý+. Thiý-hnoü uthiýna-bi, eheý ki, thaxaýga-
\tr they say. / disobedient you are / you-truly / ! / You only / they sought you, it was reported / I said / when / you cry
\rf jod 1890:36.12

\op aý-biamaý. Wituýshpa, makoüý ithaýpahoü doüýshte-moüý aýthiüheý, aý-biamaý. Koühaý,
\tr said he they say. / My grandchild, / medicine / I know it / «dubitative sign» / I who move / said she they say. / Grandmother,
\rf jod 1890:36.13

\op zhiý-xti goüý thagthiüý eteýde, aý-biamaý. Goü, Koühaý, makoüý uiýne noü thiüý-ga,
\tr not at all / so / you sit / should have, / said she they say. / And, / Grandmother, / medicine / to seek it «for one» / walk
\rf jod 1890:36.14

\op noüýpa-hiý ge-thoüý wiüý iüýthiü giý-ga, aý-biamaý. Koüý akaý athiüý akiý-biamaý.
\tr chokecherry bush / the «pl.» in the past / one / for me / bring back / said he they say. / His grandmother / the «sub.» / having it / reached home, they say.
\rf jod 1890:36.15

\op Goü thataý-biamaý. Goü iýginiý-biamaý.
\tr And / he ate it, they say. / And / he recovered by it, they say.
\rf jod 1890:36.16

\ti The Rabbit and @{Ishtiýnike}.

\op Ishtiýnike amaý atheý amaýma. Goüýki Mashchiüýge amaý goüý amaýma.
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.» / was going, / they say. / And / Rabbit / the «mv. sub.» / so / was «mv.», they say.
\rf jod 1890:38.1

\op Hu+! aý-biamaý. Kageý! aý-biamaý. Uhuý+! aý-biamaý. Uýthai-doü watoüýbe
\tr Hoo! / said, they say. / O younger brother! / said, they say. / Oo-hoo! / said, they say. / It was told when / I see it
\rf jod 1890:38.2

\op koübtheýgoü eýgoü agitoübe aýhoü, aý-biamaý. Goüýathiüheý-hnoü thoüýzha eýbe
\tr I hoped / and so / I see my own / ! / said, they say. / I move for some time only / though / who
\rf jod 1890:38.3

\op xtoüýthe teý, aý-biamaý. Giý-ga, aý-biamaý. Eýatoü aýdoü, aý-biamaý. Shoüý giý-ga,
\tr love me / will / said, it is said. / Come / said, it is said. / Wherefore / ? / said, they say. / At any rate / come,
\rf jod 1890:38.4

\op aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Eýdi akiý-biamaý. Kageý, aý-biamaý, edeýhe shteýshtewoüý
\tr said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / There / he reached home, they say. / O younger brother, / said, they say, / what I say / soever
\rf jod 1890:38.5

\op oüýhoü esheý te, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. Kageý, aý-biamaý--
\tr yes / you say / will / said, they say. / Yes, / said, they say / Rabbit / the «sub.». / O younger brother / said, they say--
\rf jod 1890:38.6

\op kageý, wichiý taý miüke, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akar. Oüýkazhi, aý-biamaý, wiýtoüthiü
\tr O younger brother, / &tecum &coeo / will / I who, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Not so, / said, they say, / I first
\nt &tecum &coibo
\rf jod 1890:38.7

\op wichiý che, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. Naý! oüýkazhi, kageý, noüý amaý edaýd
\tr &tecum / &coibo, / said, they say / Rabbit / the «sub.». / Psha! / not so, / O younger brother, / adult / the «pl. sub.» / what
\rf jod 1890:38.8

\op 'iýthai uheý-hnoüi, aý-biamaý. Naý! oüýkazhi ha, zhiütheýha, aý-biamaý. Zhiügaý amaý,
\tr they speak of / they have their way, habitually, / said, they say. / Psha! / not so / , / O elder brother, / said, they say. / Younger / the «pl.»
\rf jod 1890:38.9

\op zhiütheýha, edaýdoü 'iýthai teýdi eý thashtoüý-baýzhi eýgoü eý uheý-hnoüi, aý-biamaý
\tr O elder brother, / what / they speak of / when / that / stopping talking not / so / they / have their way habitually, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:38.10

\op (Mashchiüýge akaý). Hiüdeýgoü, kageý, eýgoü-ga ha. Goüý Ishtiýnike akaý bas'iüý
\tr (Rabbit / the «sub.»). / Let us see, / O younger brother, / do so / . / And / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / upside down
\rf jod 1890:38.11

\op ithoüýtha-biamaý. Mashchiüýge akaý goüý chiýi te. Thishtoüý-biamaý ki uoüýsi aýiaýtha-
\tr he placed it they say. / Rabbit / the «sub.» / so / &cum &eo &coiit / «???». / Finished they say / when / leaping / he had gone
\rf jod 1890:38.12

\op biamaý Mashchiüýge amaý. Giý-ga, kageý, eý-hnoü-biamaý. Eýgithoü-hnoüý amaý
\tr they say / Rabbit / the «mv. sub.» / Come, / O younger brother, / said habitually they say. / Said to him habitually / they say
\rf jod 1890:38.13

\op ki Mashchiüýge amaý oüýhe-hnoüý amaý. Shoüý uchiýzhe shuýga eýgihe aýiaýtha-
\tr when / Rabbit / the «mv. sub.» / was fleeing / they say. / And / thicket / dense / headlong into it / he had gone
\rf jod 1890:38.14

\op biamaý. Wahu+! aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Wiýhnoü niýashiüga ithaýkite-de
\tr they say. / Wahoo! / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / I only / person / I cheated while
\rf jod 1890:38.15

\op moüýtiheýathe atoüýhe thoüýshti. Mashchiüýge pezhiý-xti! si-toüýga pezhiý-xchi! ishchaý-
\tr I was putting it inside / «???» / heretofore. / Rabbit / bad very! / foot big / bad very! / eye-
\rf jod 1890:38.16

\op si-toüýga pezhiý-xchi! zhoüýxe aýhigi pezhiý-xchi! 'aýgtheoüthaýthe chaýbe aýhoü, aý-biamaý
\tr ball big / bad very! / strong odor / much / bad very! / you have made me suffer / very much / ! / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:38.17

\op Ishtiýnike akaý. Goüý athaý-biamaý. Ishtiýnike sheýthiü bthiýzhe achiý chaýbe hauý, aý-biamaý.
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / And / went, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / that one «mv. ob.» / &cacare &feci / &cum &eo &coii / very / ! / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:39.1

\op Goüý Ishtiýnike akaý wagthoüýgthoü amaý shi. Shi wagthoüýgthoü-biama. Ishtiýnike
\tr And / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / reviled him / they say / again. / Again / reviled him they say. / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:39.2

\op amaý athaý-biamaý giýtha-bazhiý-xti. Gaýthu ahiý-bi ki zheýtithiüge shoü zhaý-biamaý. Zhaý-
\tr the «mv. sub.» / went they say / sorrowful very. / In that place / he arrived they say / when / &cacaturiit / and / &cacavit they say / &Cacavit
\rf jod 1890:39.3

\op biamaý ki mashchiüýge zhiüýga wiü noüýge-xchi athaý-biamaý. Guýd-ithoüthaý-xti
\tr they say / when / rabbit / young / one / ran very fast / went they say. / It is put further very
\rf jod 1890:39.4

\op aýhoü! Wuhuý! aý-bianaý Ishtiýnike akaý. E shi gaýthu ahiý-bi ki zheýtithiüýge shoü
\tr ! / Woo-hoo! / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / That / again / in that place / he arrived they say / when / &cacaturiit / and
\rf jod 1890:39.5

\op zhaý-biamaý. Shi mashchiüýge zhiüýga wiü noüýge-xchi athaý-biamaý. Shi iýdathai-te.
\tr &cacavit they say. / Again / rabbit / young / one / ran very fast / went they say. / Again / &peperit.
\rf jod 1890:39.6

\op Shi eýgithoüi te, Wuýhu+'aý! 'aýgtheoüthe chaýbe aýhoü, aý-biamaý. Goüý athaý-biamaý.
\tr Again / he said to him / «???», / Really! / he had made me suffer / very much / ! / said, they say. / And / went they say.
\rf jod 1890:39.7

\op Shi gaýthu ahiý-bi ki zheýtithiüge shoü zhaý-biamaý. Shi mashchiüýge zhiüýga wiýn
\tr again / in that place / he arrived they say / when / &cacaturiit / and / &cacavit they say. / Again / rabbit / young / one
\rf jod 1890:39.8

\op shi ku'eý athaý-biamaý. Shi eýgithoü-biamaý. Iýthoüboü hneý teýgoüzhi, aý-biamaý. Shi
\tr again / with a rush / went they say. / Again / he said to him they say. / A second time / you go / not apt / said, they say. / Again
\rf jod 1890:39.9

\op eýgoü weýdathe iýkikuhaý-bi egoüý, eýgithe zhe hiýthai tedi waiiüý thoü shoüý
\tr so / &parere / he feared for himself they say / having, / at length / &cacans / he made it reach «the ground» / when / robe / the / at any rate
\rf jod 1890:39.10

\op uthiýpupuý-bi egoüý aýnasaý-biamaý. Waiiüý thoü shoüý aýoüsiý-biamaý. Waiiüý thoü
\tr he bent it around over «the rabbit» / having / he hindered it they say. / Robe / the / in spite of / on it he leaped they say. / Robe / the
\rf jod 1890:39.11

\op iügtheý ugiýnoüskaýbe thoüý amaý. Wuhuý+! guýd-ithoüshaý-xti oüýaxe aýhoü,
\tr &faeces / it was made to adhere to it from his feet / «???», / they say. / Woo-hoo! / it is put further very / made me / !
\rf jod 1890:39.12

\op aý-biamaý (nukaýthiü giaýxai te eý wakaý-bi egoüý). Hau. Goüý athaý-biamaý.
\tr said, they say / (naked / he made for him / «???» / that / he meant they say / having). / Well. / And / went they say.
\rf jod 1890:39.13

\op Shoüýxti goü nukaýthiü athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe nuýzhiüga juýba moüthiüýbagi athiü maýma.
\tr In spite of / so / naked / went they say. / It came to pass / boy / some / were throwing sticks as they walked, / «???» / it is said.
\rf jod 1890:39.14

\op Waýkipaý-biamaý. Hauý! kageý, a-biamaý Ishtiýnike amaý. Hauý! aý-biama nuýzhiüga
\tr He met them they say. / Ho! / O younger brother, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.» / Ho! / said, they say / boys
\rf jod 1890:39.15

\op amaý. Iüdaýdoüshte eýgoü thanaý'oü-baýzhi, kageý, aý-biamaý. Oü, aý-biamaý. Shoüý
\tr the «pl. sub.». / Whatever / so / you have heard / not, / O younger brother, said, they say. / Yes, / said, they say. / Still
\rf jod 1890:39.16

\op daýdoü shteýshte thanaý'oü eýiüte iüwiüýthai-ga, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Oüýhoü,
\tr what / soever / you heard / may have / tell ye to me / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Yes,
\rf jod 1890:39.17

\op aý-biamaý. Tenaý! Mashtiüýge amaý-hnoü Ishtiýnike amaý chiý-biamaý aiý, oünaý'oüi,
\tr said, they say / Why! / Rabbit / the «mv. sub.» only / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. one» / &cum &eo &coiit it is reported / they say / we heard
\rf jod 1890:39.18

\op aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga amaý. Wuhu+! kaýshi-xti oüwoüýna'oü ameýde, etheýgoü-
\tr said, they say / boys / the «pl. sub.». / Woo-hoo-oo! / a very long while ago / of me they have heard / they are the ones, but / thought
\rf jod 1890:39.19

\op biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Shi athaý-biamaý. Shi athaý-biamaý. Ki shi juýba moüthiüýbagiý athiüý amaýma.
\tr they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the. / Again / went they say. / Again / went they say. / And / again / some / were throwing sticks as they walked, / it is said.
\rf jod 1890:39.20

\op Shi waýkipaý-biamaý. Kageý, iüdaýdoü shteýshte iüwiüýthai-ga hauý, aý-biamaý.
\tr Again / he met them they say. / O younger brother, / what / soever / tell ye to me / ! / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:40.1

\op Iüdaýdoü oüguiýthitha taiýte thiügeý eýgoü, aý-biamaý. Tenaý! Mashchiüýge amaý-
\tr What / we tell you / shall / there is none / like / said, they say. / Why! / Rabbit / the «mv. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:40.2

\op hnoü Ishtiýnike amaý chiý-biamaý aiý, oünaý'oüi, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga amaý. Goüý
\tr only / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.» / &cum &eo &coiit it is reported / they say, / we heard, / said, they say / boys / the «pl. sub.». / And
\rf jod 1890:40.3

\op athaiý te. Wuhu+! kaýshi-xti-eýgoü unaý'oüoüýthe aýhoü, etheýgoü-biamaý. Goüý shi
\tr he went / «???». / Woo-hoo! / a very long time ago / he made me to be heard of / ! / thought they say. / And / again
\rf jod 1890:40.4

\op juýba aýiaýmama. Ki shi eýgoü weýmaxaý-biamaý. Kageý, iüdaýdoü shteýshte iüwiüý-
\tr some / were approaching. / And / again / so / questioned them they say. / O younger brother, / what / soever / tell
\rf jod 1890:40.5

\op thai-ga hauý, aý-biamaý. Iüdaýdoü oüguiýthitha taiýte thiügeý eýgoü, aý-biamaý.
\tr ye to me / ! / said, they say. / What / we tell thee / shall / it is nothing / like / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:40.6

\op Tenaý! Mashchiüýge amaý-hnoü Ishtiýnike amaý chiý-biamaý aiý, oünaý'oüi, aý-
\tr Why! / Rabbit / the «mv. sub.» only / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.» / &cum &eo &coiit it is reported / they say, / we heard, / said,
\rf jod 1890:40.7

\op biamaý. Wuhu+! kaýshixti-eýgoü unaý'oüoüýthe aýhoü, etheýgoü-biamaý Ishtiýnike
\tr they say. / Woo-hoo-oo! / a very long time ago / he made me to be heard of / ! / thought they say / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:40.8

\op akaý. Shi athaý-biamaý. Egithe zheýadigthoü peýzhi gthiza-bi eýgoü weýza-hnoü athaý-
\tr the «sub.») / Again / went they say. / It came to pass / breech-cloth / bad / he took his own they say / having / to give the alarm, only / went
\rf jod 1890:40.9

\op biamaý. Eýgithe ti eýthoübe ahiý-biamaý. Iüsh'aýge theýta thiü ieýnaxithai thiü, aý-
\tr they say. / At length / lodge / in sight of / arrived they say. / Venerable man / this one behind / the «mv. ob.» / he is attacked / «???» / said they
\rf jod 1890:40.10

\op biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Aýkishuga-xti-oüý-biamaý Shiüýgazhiüýga uoüýhe
\tr they say. / There / he arrived they say. / They were standing very thick they say. / Children / a place of retreat
\rf jod 1890:40.11

\op uýwaginaýi-ga. Iüthoüýnaxiýthai eýde heýgashtewoü-baýzhi, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý.
\tr seek ye for them. / Me they attacked / but / by no means a few, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:40.12

\op Iüsh'aýge waiiüý thoüý shtewoüý gashaiý toü, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, eýgoü-xtioüý (aý-biama).
\tr Venerable man / robe / the / even / he is deprived of by chasing him / «???», / said, they say. / Yes, / so very / (said, they say).
\rf jod 1890:40.13

\op Gaskiý wakoüýditheý-xti nazhiüý-biamaý, waýshtoüka akegoü. Oüwoüýdoübe taiý ha.
\tr Panting / excessively / he stood they say, / a tempter / he was like. / We see them / will / .
\rf jod 1890:40.14

\op Keý, uaýwagithaýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Oüýkazhi ha, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Waiiüý
\tr Come, / tell us about them, / said, they say. / Not so / , / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Robe
\rf jod 1890:40.15

\op ge wiüý iüýthiü=giýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Wiý watoüýbe btheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý
\tr the «pl.» / one / bring ye to me, / said, they say. / I / to see them / I go / will / I who, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:40.16

\op Ishtiýnike akaý. Iüsh'aýge wiüýke-xti aýhoü, aý-biamaý. Goüý waiiüý thoü 'iýi-
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Venerable man / tells the truth very / ! / said, they say. / And / robe / the / was given
\rf jod 1890:40.17

\op biamaý, waiiüý shkuýbe-xti teýha 'iýi-biamaý. Wachiýshka ke uhaý athaý-biamaý.
\tr they say, / robe / thick «hair» very / summer robe / was given they say. / Creek / the / following / he went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:40.18

\op Haha+*! oüýba wiüýthoüthoüý gaýawaki'oü atoüýhe thoüýshti. Niýashiüga wiüý
\tr Ha! ha! / day / one by one / have I been doing that to them / «???» / heretofore. / Person / one
\rf jod 1890:40.19

\op oüýthizhuýshtewoüýzhi, aý-biamaý (Mashchiüýge eý wakaý-bi egoüý).
\tr did not treat me well at all, / said he they say / Rabbit / that / he meant they say / having.
\rf jod 1890:40.20

\ti The rabbit and the grizzly bear; or, the birth of the young rabbit.

\op Moüchuý akaý Mashchiüýge thiükeý wagiýdoübe akiý-biamaý. Goüý theý amaý,
\tr Grizzly bear / the «sub.» / Rabbit / the «st. ob.» / to scout for his own / reached home, they say. / And / went / they say
\rf jod 1890:43.1

\op weýnaxithaý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. Teý wiü shiüý-xti t'eýtha-biama Mashchiüýge
\tr attacked them they say / Rabbit / the «sub.». / Buffalo / one / fat very / he killed, they say / Rabbit
\rf jod 1890:43.2

\op akaý. Uýh oüwoüýtha moügthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý Moüchuý akaý. Moüchuý ishtaý-zhide
\tr the «sub.». / To come for the meat / to tell about me / begone, / said, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / Grizzly bear / eye red
\rf jod 1890:43.3

\op uiýhe tithaýbi-ga hauý, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. Hiü+! wishi'eý, wiüoüýwataý,
\tr to come for the meat / pass ye on / ! / said, they say / Rabbit / the «sub.». / Oh! / my husband's brother / in which place?
\rf jod 1890:43.4

\op aý-biamaý Moüchuý miüýga akaý. Goüý athaý-biamaý. 'Iüý akiý-biamaý teý ke
\tr said, they say / Grizzly bear / female / the «sub.». / And / went they say. / Brought home on their backs they say / buffalo «meat» / the
\rf jod 1890:43.5

\op bthuýga-xti. Ki Moüchuý zhiüýga akaý duýba-biamaý. Goüý zhiügaý haýshi-xchi akaý
\tr all. / And / Grizzly bear / young / the / four they say. / And / young / last very / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:43.6

\op Mashchiüýge tha'eýthe-hnoüý-biamaý. Wathaýtai te heýbe eýthiü ahiý-hnoü-biamaý
\tr Rabbit / he pitied habitually they say. / What they ate / part / having for him / he arrived habitually they say
\rf jod 1890:43.7

\op moüthoüý-hnoü. Shi eýgasaýni ki shi Moüchuý akaý shi eýgithoü-biamaý: Mashchiüýge,
\tr by stealth habitually. / Again / the next day / when / again / Grizzly bear / the «sub.» / again / said to him, they say: / Rabbit,
\rf jod 1890:43.8

\op unase thithiýta ugiýpi ha, aý-biamaý (Moüshtuý akaý). Zhiüýthehaý, hiübeý uýagitoü ha,
\tr chasing-place / your own / is full / , / said, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / O elder brother, / moccasins / I put on my own / ,
\rf jod 1890:43.9

\op aý-biamaý (Mashchiüýge akaý). Goüý weýnaxithaý-biamaý. Shi teý wiü shiüý-xti
\tr said, they say / Rabbit / the «sub.». / And / he attacked them they say. / Again / buffalo / one / fat very
\rf jod 1890:43.10

\op t'eýtha-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Uýhe oüwoüýtha moügthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý (Moüchuý
\tr he killed, they say. / There / arrived, they say. / To come for meat / to tell of me / begone, / said, they say / Grizzly bear
\rf jod 1890:43.11

\op akaý). Goüý agtheý amaýma Mashchiüýge amaý. Moüchuý ishtaý-zhide uiýhe tithaýbi-ga
\tr the «sub.». / And / was going homeward, they say / Rabbit / the «mv. sub.». / Grizzly bear / eye red / to go for meat / pass on,
\rf jod 1890:43.12

\op hauý, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. Hiü+! wishi'eý, wiüoüýwataý, aý-biamaý Moüchuý
\tr ! / said, they say / Rabbit / the «sub.». / Oh! / my husband's brother, / in which place? / said, they say / Grizzly bear
\rf jod 1890:43.13

\op miüýga akaý. Goüý uiýhe athaý-biamaý. Shi bthuýga-xti 'iü akiý-biamaý. Ki eý Moüchuý
\tr female / the «sub.». / And / to go for meat / went they say. / And / all very / brought home on their backs, they say. / And / that / Grizzly bear
\rf jod 1890:43.14

\op zhiüýga akaý shi heýbe eýthiü ahiý-biamaý. Ki Moüchuý akaý gaý-biamaý: Heýbe
\tr young / the «sub.» / again / a piece / having for him / he arrived, they say. / And / Grizzly bear / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / A piece
\rf jod 1890:43.15

\op weýthahniü shiý eýzhoümiüý, aý-biamaý. Eýgasani ki wadoüýbe agiý-biamaý Ma-
\tr you took for some one / you went / I think, / said, they say. / The next day / when / scouting / was coming back, they say. / Rab-
\rf jod 1890:43.16

\op shchiüýge, uýnase thithiýta ugiýpi ha, aý-biamaý Moüchuý akaý. Zhiüýthehaý, hiübe
\tr bit / chasing-place / your own / is full / , / said, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / O elder brother, / moccasin
\rf jod 1890:44.1

\op uýagitoüý ha, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. Goüý weýnaxithaý-biamaý. Shi teý wiü
\tr I put on my own / , / said, they say / Rabbit / the «sub.». / And / he attacked them, they say. / Again / buffalo / one
\rf jod 1890:44.2

\op shiüý-xti t'eýtha-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Uýhe oüwoüýtha moügthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý
\tr fat very / he killed, they say. / There / arrived, they say. / To come for meat / to tell of me / begone, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:44.3

\op Moüchuý akaý. Zhiütheýha, heýbe agiý'iü taý miüke, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. Xa-iý!
\tr Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / O elder brother, / a piece / I carry mine / will / I who, / said, they say / Rabbit / the «sub.». / Kha-ee!
\rf jod 1890:44.4

\op wa'iügoüýtha aýhoü. Uýhe oüwaüýtha moügthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý wamaýka-bazhiý-
\tr to pack / he wishes / ! / To come for meat / to tell of me / begone, / said, they say. / And / he got out of patience with him
\rf jod 1890:44.5

\op biamaý heýbe gi'iüý te aýhushigaý-bi egoüý Mashchiüýge akaý. Goüý ta ge
\tr they say / a piece / to carry his own / the / he insisted on, they say / having / Rabbit / the «sub.». / And / meat / the «pl.»
\rf jod 1890:44.6

\op maýshnushnudaý-biamaý. Ki Mashchiüýge akaý wamiý heýbe thizaý-bi egoüý itiýgthoü-
\tr he cut and disjointed several times they say. / And / Rabbit / the «sub.» / blood / a piece / he took, they say / having / put it in his belt
\rf jod 1890:44.7

\op biamaý. Iüdaýdoü hniýze eýgoü, aý-biamaý Moüchuý akaý. Zhiütheýha, iüdaýdoü bthiýza-
\tr they say. / What / have you taken, / said, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / O elder brother, / what / I took
\rf jod 1890:44.8

\op maýzhi, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. Aýbaku thoü uthoüý-bi egoüý wamiý ubiýtoütoüý-
\tr I-- not, / said, they say / Rabbit / the «sub.». / Nape of the neck / the / he held him, they say / having / blood / he pressed in it repeatedly
\rf jod 1890:44.9

\op biamaý Moüchuý akaý. Xagaý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. Goüý uýhe uthaý iý-biamaý.
\tr they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / Cried they say / Rabbit / the «sub.». / And / to come to pack / to tell / he was coming, they say.
\rf jod 1890:44.10

\op Uiýhai eýgoü atiý-biamaý. Goüý theýthoü wamiý thizaiý thoü noüýdata ithoütha-biamaý
\tr To come for meat / so / they have come, they say. / And / this «ob.» / blood / he took / the one which / at the side of the lodge / he put it they say
\rf jod 1890:44.11

\op Mashchiüýge akaý. Hoüý amaý. Eýgithe Mashchiüýge akaý gaý-biamaý: Eýskana,
\tr Rabbit / the «sub.». / Night / they say. / It came to pass / Rabbit / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / I hope,
\rf jod 1890:44.12

\op winiýsi, shiüýgazhiüga ukiýai iýe tigthaýgtha-ma eýgoü koüý, aý-biamaý. Ki eýgithoü
\tr my child, / children / they talk with each other / speech / they begin suddenly the ones who / so / I hope, / said, they say. / And / said to it
\rf jod 1890:44.13

\op thishtoüý-bi ki, Oüý, aý-biamaý wamiý thiükeý shiüýgazhiüga eýgoü. Ki eýgoü-biamaý.
\tr he finished, they say / when, / Yes, / said, they say / blood / the «one sitting» / infant / like. / And / so they say.
\rf jod 1890:44.14

\op Ki shi eýgithoüý-biamaý. Eýskana, winiýsi, shiüýgazhiüga ukiýai ki edeýthashnoü-ezhiý-xti-
\tr And / again / said to it they say. / I hope, / my child, / infant / they talk with each other / when / they speak very plainly, making no mistakes,
\rf jod 1890:44.15

\op maý eýgoü koüý, aý-biamaý. Ki eýgoü-b amaý. Ki, Goüý-hniükeý eýbe uthaýkie hauý,
\tr the ones who / so / I hope, / said, they say. / And / so «it was» they say. / And, / You sit for a while / who / you talked with / ?
\rf jod 1890:44.16

\op aý-biamaý Moüchuý akaý. Naý! zhiüthehaý, ebeýshte uaýkie-maýzhi, wiý-hnoü uaýkikieý goüý
\tr said, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / Why! / O elder brother, / who at all / I talked with I-- not, / I alone / I talked with myself / so
\rf jod 1890:44.17

\op gthiüý miükeý, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. Shi eýgithoü-biamaý. Eýskana, winiýsi,
\tr I was sitting, / said, they say / Rabbit / the «sub.». / Again / said to him they say. / I hope, / my child,
\rf jod 1890:44.18

\op nuýzhiüga moüthiýdoü wakoüýdagi toüýthiü tithaýtha-hnoü eýgoü koüý, aý-biamaý. Ki
\tr boy / pulling the bow / wonderfully well / to run / starting repeatedly habitually / so / I hope, / said, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:44.19

\op eýgoü-xti aýtiaýgtha-biamaý. Shi ediýhi gthaýhe-thoüthoü-kithaý-biamaý. Eýskana, wi-
\tr so very / became suddenly they say. / And / then / he caused him to do it repeatedly, they say. I hope, / my
\rf jod 1890:45.1

\op niýsi, nuýzhiüga noüý-xti-hnoü moüthiýdoü wakoüýdagiý wasiýsige-xti-hnoüý eýboükoüý,
\tr child, / boy / grown very alone / pulling the bow / wonderfully well / active very habitually / so I hope.
\rf jod 1890:45.2

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý eýgoü-biamaý. Eskana, winiýsi, sheýnuzhiüga moüýzhiha 'iüý watoüýbe-
\tr said, they say. / And / so «it was» they say. / I hope, / my child / young man / quiver / carrying / them I have seen
\rf jod 1890:45.3

\op hnoüý-ma eýgoü koüý, aý-biamaý. Goüý eýgoü-biamaý. Ki oüýba amaý Keý, Ma-
\tr habitually the ones who / so / I hope, / said, they say. / And / so «it was» they say. / And / day / was, they say. / Come, / Rab-
\rf jod 1890:45.4

\op shchiüýge, uýnase thithiýta ugiýpi ha, aý-biamaý Moüchuý akaý. Noüheýba-ga, zhiütheýha,
\tr bit, / surrounding place / your own / is full / , / said, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / Wait, / elder brother,
\rf jod 1890:45.5

\op hiübeý uaýtoü ha, aý-biamaý. Wanaýxthiü-ga, edaýdoü hiübeý uýthatoüzhi shniükeý,
\tr moccasin / I am putting on / , / said, they say. / Hasten, / what / moccasin / you have not put on / you who,
\rf jod 1890:45.6

\op si-toüga+, zhoüýxe aýhigi! ishchaý-sitoüga! ishpaýshpa! aý-biamaý. Wuýhu+'aý! naýzhi!
\tr big foot! / offensive odor / much! / eye-ball big! / mouth in splits! / said, they say. / Aha! / O the villainy!
\rf jod 1890:45.7

\op eýgoü-xti iüýthuü eýskoü naýzhi! aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge izhiüýge akaý. Oüýhoü, nisiýha,
\tr like it very / he treats my own / I think / O the villainy! / said, they say / Rabbit / his son / the «sub.». / Yes, / my child,
\rf jod 1890:45.8

\op eýgoü-xti-hnoü oüýthiü, 'agtha-xti, nisiýha, oüýthiü, aý-biamaý
\tr like it very habitually / he keeps me / suffering very, / my child, / he keeps me / said, they say / Rabbit / the «sub.». / He goes
\rf jod 1890:45.9

\op te waýnanaýse thoü Pamuý aýmusta witoüýbe azhoüý taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Heýbe
\tr the / they surrounded many times / where / down hill / right above / I see you / I lie / will / I who, / said, they say. / A piece
\rf jod 1890:45.10

\op thagiý'iü 'iýthathe teý, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge izhiüýge akaý. Goüý weýnaxithai te teý
\tr you carry your own / you speak of / will, / said, they say / Rabbit / his son / the «sub.». / And / he attacked them / when / buffalo
\rf jod 1890:45.11

\op wiü t'eýtha-biamaý. Moüchuý amaý eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Uýhe oüwoüýtha moügthiüý-ga,
\tr one / he killed it they say. / Grizzly bear / the «mv. sub.» / there / arrived, they say. / To come for meat / to tell of me / begone,
\rf jod 1890:45.12

\op aý-biama. Na! zhiütheýha, oüýkazhi ha, aý-biamaý. Heýbe agiý'iü koüýbtha, zhiütheýha,
\tr said, they say. / Why! / elder brother, / not so / , / said, they say. / A piece / I carry mine / I wish, / elder brother,
\rf jod 1890:45.13

\op aý-biamaý. Xa-iý+! wa'iüý goüýtha iýnahiü a. Uýhe oüwoüýtha moügthiüý-ga,
\tr said, they say. / Kha-ee! / to carry / he wishes / truly / ! / To come for meat / to tell of me / begone,
\rf jod 1890:45.14

\op aý-biama. Na! zhiütheýha, heýbe agiý'iü koüýbtha, zhiütheýha, aý-biamaý. Na! Ma-
\tr said, they say. / Why! / elder brother, / a piece / I carry mine / I wish, / elder brother, / said, they say. / Why! / Rab-
\rf jod 1890:45.15

\op shchiüýge iýe te eýgizhoüýzhi-hnoü eýde wathiýsisige, aý-biama. Na! zhiütheýha,
\tr bit / speech / the / you have not done that habitually / but / you are active, / said, they say. / Why! / elder brother,
\rf jod 1890:45.16

\op oüýkazhi ha thoüýzha wiý shti zhiütheýha, noüpoüýhiü-hnoü-moüý eýgoü heýbe agiý'iü
\tr not so /  / though / I / too / elder brother, / I am hungry habitually I have / so / a piece / I carry mine
\rf jod 1890:45.17

\op koüýbtha, aý-biamaý. Na! wiüýake, Mashchiüýge uthuýnazhiü that'oüý ebtheýgoü aýdoü
\tr I wish, / said, they say. / Why! / I tell the truth, / Rabbit / to depend on / you have / I think / therefore
\rf jod 1890:45.18

\op iýe oüýshnazhuaýzhi eýgoü aýhoü, aý-biamaý Moüchuý akaý. Goüý shi eýgithoüý amaý
\tr speech / you have treated me ill in talking / somewhat / ! / said, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / And / again / said to him / they say
\rf jod 1890:45.19

\op ki moüýathatha athiüý-biamaý, babthiýzhe-xti theýtha-biamaý. Mashchiüýge izhiüýge akaý
\tr when / on his back repeatedly / had him, they say, / pushed him over very / suddenly, they say. / Rabbit / his son / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:45.20

\op agiýi te. Goüý moüý te gthiýsniüsniüýde agiý-biamaý, moüýde ke ugiýnoüxpaý-biamaý
\tr was coming back / And / arrow / the «col.» / pulled out several of his own / was coming, they say / bow / the / he strung his own, they say
\rf jod 1890:46.1

\op Mashchiüýge izhiüýge akaý. Kageý! aý-biamaý, duýathoü gi'iüý-ga, aý-biamaý
\tr Rabbit / his son / the «sub.». / O younger brother! / said, they say, / the «meat» on this side of you / carry your own, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:46.2

\op Moüchuý akaý. Tanuýka thoü heýbe oüýtha theýthai te. Ubthiý'age ha. 'Iüý-ga,
\tr Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / Fresh meat / the / a piece / he threw away suddenly. / I am unwilling / . / Carry it,
\rf jod 1890:46.3

\op aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. Ki izhiüýge amaý eýdi akiý-biamaý. Nazhiý! eýgoü-xti
\tr said, they say / Rabbit / the «sub.». / And / his son / the «mv. sub.» / there / came home, they say. / O the villainy! / like it very
\rf jod 1890:46.4

\op iüýthahniü eskoüý, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge izhiüýge akaý. Na! nisiýha, thiaýdi theý gi'iüý
\tr you have been treating my own / I suspect, / said, they say / Rabbit / his son / the «sub.». / Why! / my child, / your father / this / carrying his own
\rf jod 1890:46.5

\op te. Eý'i ha woüýgithe, aý-biamaý Moüchuý akaý. Na! 'iü-ga ha, aý-biamaý Ma-
\tr will. / I have given back /  / all, / said, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / Bosh! / carry it / , / said, they say / Rab-
\rf jod 1890:46.6

\op shchiüýge izhiüýge akaý, Moüýchuý eý wakaý-bi egoüý. Goüý moüýathatha athiüý-bi egoüý
\tr bit / his son / the «sub.», / Grizzly bear / that / he meant, they say / having. / And / on his back repeatedly / he had him, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:46.7

\op Moüchuý thiü kiýda-biama Mashchiüýge izhiüýge akaý. Moü noüýba iý'u-biamaý
\tr Grizzly bear / the «mv. ob.» / shot at, they say / Rabbit / his son / the «sub.». / Arrow / two / wounded with, they say
\rf jod 1890:46.8

\op Moüchuý. Goüý t'eýtha biamaý. Gaýxthoü thiükeý uýhe uhnaý te edeýshe-hnoüý a,
\tr Grizzly bear. / And / killed him, they say. / His wife / the one who / to come for me / you told / when / what said you habitually / ?
\rf jod 1890:46.9

\op aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge izhiüýge ithaýdi iýgthoüxaý-bi egoüý. Oüýhoü, aý-biamaý,
\tr said, they say / Rabbit / his son / his father / he asked his own, they say / having. / Yes, / said, they say,
\rf jod 1890:46.10

\op Moüchuý ishtaý-zhide uiýhe tithaýbi-ga hauý, eheý-hnoü-moüý, aý-biamaý. Eýgitha-biamaý.
\tr Grizzly bear / eye red / to come for meat / pass ye on / ! / I said habitually I have, / said, they say. / He said to him they say.
\rf jod 1890:46.11

\op Eýdi akiý-biamaý. Tiýzhebe te ubaýhoü basniüýdiheý amaý eýthoübe hiý te. Kuý-
\tr There / reached home, they say. / Door / the / tent-front / he passed in head foremost as he lay / they say / when he came in sight. / &Twang
\nt &Twang = Sound of bow. [JS]
\rf jod 1890:46.12

\op biamaý. Goüý Moüchuý wa'uýzhiüga t'eýtha-biamaý Mashchiüýge izhiüýge akaý. Ma-
\tr they say. / And / Grizzly bear / old woman / he killed her they say / Rabbit / his son / the «sub.». / Rab-
\rf jod 1890:46.13

\op shchiüýge aýwahnoükaýshe tha'eýiüýthakithaiý a, aý-biamaý. Wiý, wiý, wiý, aý-biamaý.
\tr bit / where are you who / you pitied mine for me / ? / said, they say. / I, / I, / I, / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:46.14

\op Za'eý-xti-oüý-biamaý. Ki zhiügaý haýshi akaý, Wiý-hnoü shte edueýha-maýzhi te, aý-biamaý.
\tr A great confusion they say. / And / young / last / the «sub.», / I alone / even / I did not follow them, / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:46.15

\op Goüý theýakaý thaýbthiü zaniý t'eýwathaý-biamaý. Goüý, Thiýadi niý eýthashki thanaýzhiü te
\tr And / this «col.» / three / all / he killed them, they say. / And, / Your father / water / you go for him / you stand / as
\rf jod 1890:46.16

\op tithaý-ga, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge izhiüýge akaý. Haý! zhiütheýha, aý-biamaý Moüchuý
\tr pass on, / said, they say / Rabbit / his son / the «sub.». / O! / elder brother, / said, they say / Grizzly bear
\rf jod 1890:46.17

\op zhiüýga umuýshte thiükeý. Goüý uýzhawaý-xti ithaýdi thiükeý zhuýgigthaý-biamaý. Dadiýha,
\tr young / left from shooting / he who. / And / having a very good time / his father / he who / he with his own they say. / O father,
\rf jod 1890:46.18

\op moüý juýba iügaýxa-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý moüý giaýxa-biamaý, heýgazhi moüý thi-
\tr arrow / some / make for me / , / said, they say. / And / arrow / made for him they say, / a great many / arrow / fin-
\rf jod 1890:46.19

\op shtoüý-biamaý. Xithaý-mashoü eýna-siýxti ithaýtha-biamaý. Goüý goüý-akaýma gaý-biamaý:
\tr ished they say. / Eagle feathers / all alike / he put on, they say. / And / after he sat awhile / said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:46.20

\op Dadiýha, waýthaha uýdoü-xti koüýbtha, aý-biamaý. Oüý, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý.
\tr O father, / clothing / good very / I wish, / said, they say. / Yes, / said, they say / Rabbit / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:47.1

\op Goüý wathaýge wiü giaýxa-biamaý, Paýnuhu wiüý amaý. Shoüý wazhiüýga ukiýPate zhuýga
\tr And / hat / one / made for him they say, / owl / one / they say. / In fact / bird / sewed together / body
\rf jod 1890:47.2

\op bthuýga-xti waýthaha-biamaý. Shi hiübeý eýgoü Paýnuhu akiýwa utoüý-biamaý. Si-
\tr all very / he clothed they say. / Again / moccasin / so / owl / both / he put on «wore» they say. / a
\rf jod 1890:47.3

\op thiýze moüthiüý-bi teýdi, Huý! huý! huý! eý-hnoü-biamaý. Paýnuhu wanoüýhutoü-
\tr step / walked, they say / when, / Hoo! / hoo! / hoo! / said habitually they say. / Owl / he made them hoot as
\rf jod 1890:47.4

\op hnoüý-biamaý. Shoüý wazhiüýga bthuýga huýtoü za'eý-xti-oüý-biamaý.
\tr he walked, they say. / In fact / bird / all / crying / made a great noise, they say.
\rf jod 1890:47.5

\ti The young rabbit and ictinike

\op Mashchiüýge amaý eýgithe Ishtiýnike aýkipa-biamaý sabaýzhi. Wuhu+! haý tushpaý
\tr Rabbit / the «mv. sub.» / at length / @{Ishtiýnike} / met they say / suddenly. / Woo-hoo-oo! / O grandchild,
\rf jod 1890:50.1

\op haý tushpaý, aý-biamaý. Iüsh'aýge, edeýshe taýdoü, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. Tushpaýha,
\tr O grandchild, / said, they say. / Venerable man, / what would you say ? / said, they say / Rabbit / the «sub.». / O grandchild,
\rf jod 1890:50.2

\op wazhiüýga wiü gtheý thiüýke t'eoüýkitha-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý kiýka-biamaý. Kuýsan-
\tr bird / one / going homeward, the one that / cause me to kill it, / said, they say. / and / shot at it, they say. / Through
\rf jod 1890:50.3

\op deý-xti ithoüý tha-biamaý. Uxpaýthe iý amaý. Utaý amaý. Tushpaýthoü, thaý'eoüýgithaý-ga.
\tr and through / he put it, they say. / Falling / coming, they say. / Lodged «in a tree» / they say. / O! grandchild, / pity me.
\rf jod 1890:50.4

\op Haý tushpaý, haý tushpaý, piý-xti thaý'eoüýgithaý-ga, aý-biamaý. Oüýkazhi, iüsh'aýge, aoüýbtha
\tr O grandchild, / O grandchild, / again very / pity me, / said, they say. / Not so, / venerable man, / I abandon it
\rf jod 1890:50.5

\op taý miüke; thizeý moüthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Oüýkazhi, tushpaýha, moüý ke uýdoü chaýbe
\tr will / I who; / to take it / walk thou, / said, they say. / Not so, / grandchild, / arrow / the «ob.» / good / very
\rf jod 1890:50.6

\op eýde hniýzazhi ki eýbe athiüý taýdoü, aý-biamaý (Ishtiýnike akaý). Wuýhu+'aý! aý-biamaý,
\tr but / you take it not / if / who / have it / shall? / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Really! / said, they say,
\rf jod 1890:50.7

\op iüsh'aýge uheý goütha iýnahiü aýhoü. Goüý waýthaha te thishnuýda-biamaý bthuýga
\tr venerable man / to have his way / wishes / truly / ! / And / clothing / the / pulled off they say / the whole.
\rf jod 1890:50.8

\op Xthabeý te aýne athaý-biamaý. Sheýthu shte aýthaskaýbe te haý, aý-biamaý. Edeýshegoü a
\tr Tree / the / climbing / went, they say. / There / even / stick / will / , / said, they say. / What were you saying / ?
\rf jod 1890:50.9

\op iüsh'aýge, aý-biamaý. Na! tuýshpathoü edeýha-maýzhi. Kaýshi weýahide iüýhi aýhoü,
\tr venerable man, / said, they say. / Why! / grandchild / what I said I not. / A long time back / far / he has gone for me / !
\rf jod 1890:50.10

\op eheý miükeý, aý-biamaý. Goüý theý ameýgoü shi eýgoü-biamaý. Sheýthu shte aýthaskaýbe
\tr I was saying, / said, they say. / And / as he was going / again / so they say. / There / even / let him stick
\rf jod 1890:50.11

\op te haý, aý-biamaý. Edeýshegoü a iüsh'aýge, aý-biamaý. Na! tuýshpathoü, edeýha-maýzhi.
\tr «???» / . / said, they say. / What were you saying / ? / venerable man / said, they say. / Why! / grandchild, / what I said I not.
\rf jod 1890:51.1

\op Kaýshi weýahide iüýhi aýhoü, eheý miükeý, aý-biamaý. Goüý theý ameýgoü shi eýgoü-
\tr A long time back / far / he has reached for me / ! / I was saying, / said, they say. / And / as he was going / again / so
\rf jod 1890:51.2

\op biamaý. Sheýthu shte aýthaskaýbe te haý, aý-biamaý. Edeýshegoü a iüshaýge, aý-biamaý.
\tr they say. / There / even / let him stick / , / said, they say. / What were you saying / ? / venerable man / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:51.3

\op Na! tuýshpathoü, edeýha-maýzhi. Koüýge iüýhi aýhoü, eheý miükeý, iügthiý, aý-biamaý.
\tr Why! / grandchild, / I said what I not. / Near at hand / has reached for me / ! / I was saying, / O first born, / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:51.4

\op Goüý shi theý amaý shi eýgoü-biamaý. Sheýthu shte aýthaskabe te haý, aý-biamaý. Edeýshegoü
\tr And / again / he was going / again / so they say. / There / even / let him stick / , / said, they say. / What were you saying
\rf jod 1890:51.5

\op a iüsh'aýge, aý-biamaý. Sheýthu shte aýthaskabe, eheý, aý-biamaý (Ishtiýnike akaý).
\tr ? / venerable man, / said, they say. / There / even / he sticks, / I said, / said, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:51.6

\op Mashchiüýge akaý zhoüý te aýthaskabaý-biamaý. Goüý waýthaha te aýthaha-bi egoüý
\tr Rabbit / the «sub.» / tree / the «ob.» / stuck to it they say. / And / clothing / the / he put on, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:51.7

\op toüýwoügthoü wiü eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý niýkagahi izhoüýge wiü gthoüý-biamaý. Theý
\tr nation / one / there / arrived, they say / having / chief / his daughter / one / he married, they say. / This
\rf jod 1890:51.8

\op zhiügaý akaý wazhiüýshte athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe moüýshiata uthiýxidaý-biamaý ki eýgithe
\tr young / the «sub.» / in a bad humor / departed, they say. / It came to pass / on high / she gazed they say / when / at length
\rf jod 1890:51.9

\op niýashiüga goüý toü amaý, xthabeý aýthaskabe nazhiüý toü iýtha-biamaý. Goüý gasaý-biamaý
\tr person / he was standing awhile / they say, / tree / sticking to it / who was standing / she found him, they say. / And / she cut it, they say
\rf jod 1890:51.10

\op xthabeý te. Gaxiýathaý-bi egoüý zhoüý ke aýthutoü-xti neýtha-biamaý Eýgithe naýxpoü-
\tr tree / the «std. ob.» / Made it fall by cutting they say / having / wood / the «lg. ob.» / straight towards / made a fire, they say. / At length / she caused
\rf jod 1890:51.11

\op thai te. Goüý zhuýgthe gthiüý-biamaý Peýde tedi. Niýashiüga wiü 'aýgtheoüýthe chaýbe
\tr it to melt. / And / with her / he sat they say / fire / at the. / Person / one / caused me to suffer / very much
\rf jod 1890:51.12

\op shutheý, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, eýdi ahiýi eýde wioüýthe akaý aýthixai, aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr went to you / said he they say. / Yes, / there / he arrived / but / my elder sister / the «sub.» / married him / said she they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:51.13

\op zhuýgthe agthaý-biamaý. Theýamaý waýthixe uxiüýa theý amathoüý Mashchiüýge izhiüýge
\tr with him / she went homeward they say. / This one / to marry a man / sulky about / go / who did, they say / Rabbit / his son
\rf jod 1890:51.14

\op zhuýgthe agthiý, eý-hnoü-biamaý, thahiýde-hnoüý-biamaý. Goüý ahiý-biamaý. Sheýthiü xithaý
\tr with him / she has come home / said habitually they say, / ridiculing her habitually they say. / And / he arrived they say. / That «mv. ob.» / eagle
\rf jod 1890:51.15

\op wiü shutheý hau. Mashchiüýge izhiüýge eýthoübe eýgoü te, aý-biamaý. Kiýde aýgazhiý-
\tr one / goes to you / ! / Rabbit / his son / do let him be coming in sight / said, they say. / To shoot at it / they commanded
\rf jod 1890:51.16

\op biamaý. (Mashchiüýge izhiüýge akaý koüýge-xchi ahiý-biamaý ki waýthaha akaý
\tr they say. / Rabbit / his son / the «sub.» / near at hand very / arrived they say / when / clothing / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:51.17

\op wazhiüýga iýgiPahoüi te iýi te, huýtoü-biamaý. Ishtiýnike akaý gaý-biamaý: Gaýxtoü-
\tr bird / knew its own / coming the / cried «hooted» they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / They always
\rf jod 1890:51.18

\op hnoüýi ha. Xthiýazhi eýgoü gthiüýi-ga, aý-biamaý.) Shutheý xithaý wiü hauý, aý-biamaý.
\tr do so / . / Silent / so / sit ye / said, they say. / Goes to you / eagle / one / ! / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:51.19

\op Mashchiüýge izhiüýge eýthoübe aýgazhiýi-ga hauý, aý-biamaý. Ishtiýnike amaý eýthoübe
\tr Rabbit / his son / to come in sight / command ye / ! / said, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.» / coming in sight
\rf jod 1890:52.1

\op ahiý-biamaý. Aýmustaý-xti iýhe amaý. Kiýda-bi egoüý muýshnoü-biamaý. Theýakaý
\tr arrived, they say. / Directly above / it passed / they say. / He shot at it, they say / having / he missed it, they say. / This one
\rf jod 1890:52.2

\op aýma akaý eýthoübe ahiý-biamaý. Goüýte-xti ki eýthoübe ahiý-bi ki huýthuga iýdoü-
\tr the other one / in sight / arrived, they say. / A great while / when / in sight / arrived they say / when / tribal circle / right
\rf jod 1890:52.3

\op beataý-xti gawiüýxe moüthiüý-biamaý xithaý amaý. Kiýde theýtha-biamaý ki t'eýtha-
\tr through the middle / circled around / walked they say / eagle / the «mv. sub.». / Shot at him / with force they say / when / he killed him
\rf jod 1890:52.4

\op biamaý. Wuhuý! t'eýthai hauý, aý-biamaý. Tenaý! Mashchiüýge izhiüýge eý akaý ki,
\tr they say. / Woo-hoo! / he killed him / ! / said, they say. / Why! / Rabbit / his son / that / the one / when, «?»
\rf jod 1890:52.5

\op aý-biamaý. T'eýthai te ushkoüý thoüýdi ahiý-bi ki hiüxpeý wiü uthiýxpathaý-bikeýamaý.
\tr said, they say. / He killed it / deed / the «place» where / arrived, they say / when / fine feather / one / had fallen, they say.
\rf jod 1890:52.6

\op Thizaý-biamaý. Gaýke iheýtha-ga, aý-biamaý, wa'uý eý wakaý-bi egoüý. Xithaý iýkinaý-
\tr He took it, they say. / That «lg. ob.» / put it away, / said he they say, / woman / that / he meant, they say / having. / Eagle / contended for
\rf jod 1890:52.7

\op biamaý miýashiüga bthuýga. Eýgasani ki oüýba amaý Maýshoü iheýthathe ke doübaý-ga
\tr they say / men / all. / The next day / when / day / they say. / Feather / you put away / the / look at it
\rf jod 1890:52.8

\op ha, aý-biamaý. Doübaý-biamaý. Hiü+! aý-biamaý. Thaxuýba-biamaý. Theýthiükeý
\tr . / said, they say. / Saw it, they say. / Oh! / said she they say. / Spoke in wonder, they say. / This one who
\rf jod 1890:52.9

\op xithaý bthuýga-xti-oüý thiükeý, aý-biamaý. Iüsh'aýge eýthiü moüthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr eagle / the whole / the one who, / said she they say. / Venerable man / take it to him / said he they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:52.10

\op eýthiü ahiý-biamaý. Eýgasani ki, Shutheý xithaý wiü hauý, aý-biamaý. Mashchiüýge izhiüýge
\tr having it for him / she arrived, they say. / The following day / when, / Goes to you / eagle / one / ! / said, they say. / Rabbit / his son
\rf jod 1890:52.11

\op eýthoübe aýgazhiýi-ga hauý, aý-biamaý. Ishtiýnike amaý eýthoübe ahiý-biamaý. Aýmusta-
\tr to appear / command ye / ! / said, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.» / in sight / arrived, they say. / Directly
\rf jod 1890:52.12

\op xti iýhe amaý. Kiýda-bi egoüý muýshnoü-biamaý. Theýakaý aýma akaý eýthoübe ahiý-
\tr above / it passed / they say. / He shot at it, they say. / having / he missed they say. / This one / the other one / in sight / arrived
\rf jod 1890:52.13

\op biamaý. Gan*te-xti ki eýthoübe ahiý-bi ki huýthuga iýdoübeataý-xti gawiüýxe
\tr they say. / A great while / when / in sight / arrived, they say / when / tribal circle / right through the middle / circled around
\rf jod 1890:52.14

\op moüthiüý-biamaý xithaý amaý. Kiýde theýtha-biamaý ki t'eýtha-biamaý. Wuhuý! t'eýthai
\tr walked they say / eagle / the «mv. sub.». / Shot at him / with force, they say / when / he killed him, they say. / Woo-hoo! / he killed him
\rf jod 1890:52.15

\op hauý, aý-biamaý. Tenaý! Mashchiüýge izhiüýge eý akaý ki, aý-biamaý. T'eýthai te
\tr ! / said, they say. / Why! / Rabbit / his son / that / the one / when, «?» / said, they say. / He killed it
\rf jod 1890:52.16

\op ushkoüý thoüýdi ahiý-bi ki hiüxpeý wiü uthiýxpathaý-bikeýamaý. Thizaý-biamaý. Gaý-
\tr deed / the «place» where / arrived, they say / when / light feather / one / was falling they say. / He took it, they say. / That
\rf jod 1890:52.17

\op ke iheýtha-ga Eýgasani ki oüýba amaý. Maýshoü iheýthathe ke doübaý-ga ha,
\tr «lg. ob.» / put it away. / The next day / when / day / they say. / Feather / you put away / the «lg. ob.» / look at it / ,
\rf jod 1890:52.18

\op aý-biamaý. Doübaý-biamaý. Hiü+! aý-biamaý. Thaxuýba-biamaý. Thethiükeý xithaý
\tr said, they say. / Saw it they say. / Oh! / said she they say. / Spoke in wonder, they say. / This one / eagle
\rf jod 1890:52.19

\op bthuýga-xti-oüý thiükeý, aý-biamaý. Iüsh'aýge eýthiü moüthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý eýthiü
\tr the whole / the one who / said she they say. / Venerable man / take it to him, / said he they say. / And / having it for him
\rf jod 1890:52.20

\op ahiý-biamaý. Eýgasani ki, Shutheý xithaý wiü hauý, aý-biamaý. Mashchiüýge izhiüýge
\tr arrived, they say. / The next day / when, / Goes to you / eagle / one / ! / said, they say. / Rabbit / his son
\rf jod 1890:53.1

\op eýthoübe aýgazhiýi-ga hauý, aý-biamaý. Ishtiýnike amaý eýthoübe ahiý-biamaý. Aýmustaý-xti
\tr to appear / command ye / ! / said, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.» / in sight / arrived, they say. / Directly above
\rf jod 1890:53.2

\op iýhe amaý. Kiýda-bi egoüý muýshnoü-biamaý. Theýakaý aýma akaý eýthoübe ahiý-biamaý.
\tr it passed , they say. / He shot at it, they say / having / he missed it they say. / This one / the other one / in sight / arrived, they say.
\rf jod 1890:53.3

\op Goüýte-xti ki eýthoübe ahiý bi ki huýthuga iýdoübeataý-xti gawiüýxe moüthiüý-biamaý
\tr A great while / when / in sight / arrived, they say / when / tribal circle / right through the middle / circled around / walked they say
\rf jod 1890:53.4

\op xithaý amaý. Kiýde theýtha-biamaý ki t'eýtha-biamaý. Wuhuý! t'eýthai hauý, aý-biamaý.
\tr eagle / the «mv. sub.». / He shot at him / with force, they say / when / he killed him, they say. / Woo-hoo! / he killed him / ! / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:53.5

\op Tenaý! Mashchiüýge izhiüýge eý akaý ki, aý-biamaý T'eýthai te ushkoüý thoüýdi ahiý-bi
\tr Why! / Rabbit / his son / that / the «sub.» / when «?» / said, they say. / He killed it / deed / the «place» where / arrived they say
\rf jod 1890:53.6

\op ki hiüxpeý wiü uthiýxpathaý-bikeýamaý. Thizaý-biamaý. Gaýke iheýtha-ga. Eýgasani
\tr when / light feather / one / was falling, they say. / He took it, they say. / That «lg. ob.» / put it away. / The next day
\rf jod 1890:53.7

\op ki oüýba amaý. Maýshoü iheýthathe ke doübaý-ga haý, aý-biamaý. Doübaý-biamaý.
\tr when / day, / they say. / Feather / you put away / the «lg. ob.» / look at it / , / said, they say. / Saw it they say.
\rf jod 1890:53.8

\op Hiü+! aý-biamaý. Thaxuýba-biamaý. Theýthiükeý xithaý bthuýga-xti-oüý thiükeý,
\tr Oh! / said she, they say. / Spoke in wonder, they say. / This one / eagle / the whole / the one who,
\rf jod 1890:53.9

\op aý-biamaý. Iüsh'aýge eýthiü moüthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý eýthiü ahiý-biamaý. Eýgasani
\tr said she they say. / Venerable man / take it to him, / said he they say, / And / having it for him / arrived, they say. / The next day
\rf jod 1890:53.10

\op ki, Shutheý xithaý wiü hauý, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge izhiüýge eýthoübe aýgazhiýi-ga hauý,
\tr when, / Goes to you / eagle / one / ! / said, they. / Rabbit / his son / to appear / command ye / !
\rf jod 1890:53.11

\op aý-biamaý. Ishtiýnike amaý eýthoübe ahiý-biamaý. Aýmustaý-xti iýhe amaý. Kiýda-bi
\tr said, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.» / in sight / arrived, they say. / Directly above / it passed / they say. / He shot at it they say
\rf jod 1890:53.12

\op egoüý muýshnoü-biamaý. Aýma akaý eýthoübe ahiý-biamaý. Goüýte-xti ki eýthoübe
\tr having / he missed it they say. / The other / in sight / arrived, they say. / A great while / when / in sight
\rf jod 1890:53.13

\op ahiý-bi ki huýthuga iýdoübeataý-xti gawiüýxe moüthiüý-biamaý xithaý amaý. Kiýde
\tr arrived, they say / when / tribal circle / right through the middle / circled around / walked they say / eagle / the «mv. sub.». / He shot at him
\rf jod 1890:53.14

\op theýtha-biamaý ki t'eýtha-biamaý Wuhuý! t'eýthai hauý, aý-biamaý.
\tr with force, they say / when / he killed him, they say. / Woo-hoo! / he killed him / ! / said, they say. / Why! / Rabbit
\rf jod 1890:53.15

\op izhiüýge eý akaý ki, aý-biamaý. T'eýthai te ushkoüý thoüýdi ahiý-bi ki hiüxpeý wiü
\tr his son / that / the «sub.» / when, «?» / said, they say. / He killed it / deed / the «place» where / arrived, they say / when / light feather / one
\rf jod 1890:53.16

\op uthiýxpathaý-bikeýamaý. Thizaý-biamaý. Gaýke iheýtha-ga Eýgasani ki oüýba
\tr was falling, they say. / He took it, they say. / That «lg. ob.» / put it away. / The next day / when / day
\rf jod 1890:53.17

\op amaý. Maýshoü iheýthathe ke doübaý-ga haý, aý-biamaý. Doübaý-biamaý. Hiü+!
\tr they say. / Feather / you put away / the «lg. ob.» / look at it / , / said, they say. / Saw it they say. / Oh!
\rf jod 1890:53.18

\op aý-biamaý. Thaxuýba-biamaý. Theýthiükeý xithaý bthuýga-xti-oüý thiükeý, aý-biamaý.
\tr said she they say. / Spoke in wonder, they say. / This one / eagle / the whole / the one who / said she they say.
\rf jod 1890:53.19

\op Iüsh'aýge eýthiü moüthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý eýthiü ahiý-biamaý. Ki, Ahauý! aý-biamaý.
\tr Venerable man / take it to him, / said he they say. / And / having it for him / arrived, they say. / And, / Well! / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:53.20

\op Theýxe-gakuý sheýte iüsh'aýge wawaýshi-de iüýthiü agiý te, aý-biamaý. Goüý eoüýba amaý
\tr Drum / that «ob.» / venerable man / employ some one, and / for me let him bring it home / said, they say. / And / that day / it was, they say
\rf jod 1890:54.1

\op ki Shtiýnike akaý tahuýpezi pezhiý-xti aýthahaý-bi teý amaý. Ki Mashchiüýge izhiüýge
\tr when / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / an old, worn piece of tent-skin / bad very / he had put on, they say. / And / Rabbit / his son
\rf jod 1890:54.2

\op e waýthaha aýthahai eýde giý'i taý akaýma. Goüý noüshnuýda-biamaý woüýgithe. Shi
\tr that «one» / clothing / he wore / but / he was about to give it back, they say. / And / he kicked it off, they say / all. / Again
\rf jod 1890:54.3

\op aýhnaha teýgoü aýhnaha gthiýza-ga ha, sheýte, aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge izhiüýge akaý.
\tr you wear / in order that / you wear it / take your own / , / that «ob.» / said, they say / Rabbit / his son / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:54.4

\op Goüý 'iý-biamaý. The waýgthizaý-biamaý. Aýthaha-bi egoüý uýginazhiüý-biamaý, hiübeý
\tr And / he gave it to him, they say. / That / he took his own, they say. / Put on, they say / having / he stood in his own, they say, / moccasin
\rf jod 1890:54.5

\op shti utoüý-biamaý. Goüý Mashchiüýge izhiüýge akaý theýxe-gakuý utiüýwakithaý-bi egoüý
\tr too / he put on, they say. / And / Rabbit / his son / the «sub.» / drum / caused them to strike / having
\rf jod 1890:54.6

\op Ishtiýnike moüýshi theýkithaý-biamaý. Goüý weýahide hiý ki etaýtoü uxpaýthe giýkithaý-
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / high / sent him they say. / And / far / arrived / when / thence / to fall / caused him to be returning
\rf jod 1890:54.7

\op biamaý. Goüý gat'eý amaý.
\tr they say. / And / died by falling, they say.
\rf jod 1890:54.8

\ti @{Sitheýmakoü}'s adventure as a deer.

\op Sitheýmakoü iwkoüý zhuýgigthaý-biamaý enaý-xchi. Eýgithe wa'uý thaýbthiü
\tr @{Sitheýmakoü} / his grandmother / dwelt in a lodge / he with his own they say / alone. / It happened / woman / three
\rf jod 1890:57.1

\op atheý amaýma. Sitheýmakoü-eý, wa'eý oügaýthe taiý heý, aý-biamaý. Hiü+! winoüý,
\tr were going, they say. / @{Sitheýmakoü} O! / to hoe / we go / will / , / said they, they say. / Oh! / first daughter
\rf jod 1890:57.2

\op theýke wakeýg edegoüý thaýthuhaý-xchi iüýt'e heý, aý-biamaý ikoüý akaý. Thazhaýi ki
\tr this «lg. ob.» / sick / but / nearly / dead to me / , / said, they say / his grandmother / the «sub.». / You doubt / if
\rf jod 1890:57.3

\op doübaýi-a heý, theýke, aý-biamaý. Doübaý-bi ki maxuýde koüýha keýdi shoüý-xti
\tr look at him / , / this the «lg. ob.» / said she they say. / They say him they say / when / ashes / edge / by the / just so
\rf jod 1890:57.4

\op ukiý+patoü zhoüý-biamaý, xageý zhoüý-biamaý Sitheýmakoü akaý, Hoü! hoü! hoü!
\tr turning himself / he lay they say / crying / he lay they say / @{Sitheýmakoü} / the «sub.», / Han! / han! / han!
\rf jod 1890:57.5

\op Doübaý-biamaý wa'uý thaýbthiü akaý. Hiü+! shikoüý, wiüýke-xchi-oüý wa'uýzhiüga.
\tr They saw him they say / woman / three / the «sub.». / Heeee! / husband's sister, / she told the exact truth / old woman.
\rf jod 1890:57.6

\op Thaýthuha-xchi t'eý keý, aý-biamaý. Athaý-biamaý wa'uý thaýbthiü amaý. Oüýtha-
\tr Nearly very / dead / he lies, / said, they say. / Went they say / woman / three / the «sub.». / They left him
\rf jod 1890:57.7

\op biamaý. Oüýtha athaý-bi ki Sitheýmakoü akaý paýhoü aýtiaýtha-biamaý. Koühaý,
\tr they say. / Leaving him / they went they say / when / @{Sitheýmakoü} / the «sub.» / arose / suddenly they say. / Grandmother.
\rf jod 1890:57.8

\op sheýke tashniüýgthishkahaý uýzhiha iüý'ithaý-ga aý-biamaý. Giý'i theýtha-biamaý. Sitheý-
\tr that «lg. ob.» / spotted fawn-skin / bag / hand to me / said he, they say. / Gave him / suddenly they say. / @{Sithe-}
\rf jod 1890:57.9

\op makoü bthuýga ugiýnazhiüý-biamaý, taýxti gaxaý-biamaý. Eýgoü thieý bahoüý-xti
\tr @{makaü} / the whole / stood in his own they say, / deer / made they say. / So / side / middle of rounded part very
\rf jod 1890:57.10

\op thoü moüý wiü ubaýxoü gaxaý-biamaý, i wamiý gaxaý-biamaý. Noüýge goü
\tr the «ob.» / arrow / one / sticking in / made they say, / mouth / blood / made they say. / Running / so
\rf jod 1890:57.11

\op athaý-biamaý Wa'uý thaýbthiü wa'eý-ma-ta ahiý-biamaý. Hoübthiüýge wa'eý moüthiüý-
\tr he went, they say. / Woman / three / those hoeing to / arrived they say. / eans / hoeing / walked
\rf jod 1890:57.12

\op biamaý wa'uý amaý. Hiü+! shikoüý, taýxti wiü the
\tr they say / woman / the «sub.». / Oh! / brother's wife / deer / one / this / badly wounded / he is coming /  / said she they say.
\rf jod 1890:57.13

\op Athiüý athaý-biamaý. Shoüý woüýgithe-xti wa'uý amaý thixaý-biamaý. Athiüý athaý-bi
\tr Having him / they went, they say. / And / all very / woman / the «sub.» / chased it, they say. / Having him / they went they say,
\rf jod 1890:58.1

\op goüý utiüý ki gashnoüýgi goüý weýahideý-xti waýthiü ahiý-biamaý. Wiýubeni agiý-
\tr so / they hit / when / missed when it got to him / so / far very / having them / he arrived, they say. / Going round them / coming back
\rf jod 1890:58.2

\op biamaý Sitheýmakoü amaý. Agiý-bi egoüý uýzhiha ginoüýshnudaý-bi egoüý hoübthiüýge
\tr they say / @{Sitheýmakoü} / the «sub.». / Coming back, they say / having / bag / pulled off they say / having / beans
\rf jod 1890:58.3

\op iteýgithe uzhiý-biamaý uýzhiha ke. 'Iüý theýtha-bi egoüý agthaý-biamaý ikoüý thiükeý
\tr putting together / put in they say / bag / the «ob.». / Carried / suddenly they say / having / he went homeward they say. / his grandmother / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:58.4

\op gitaýPe. Ikoüý thiükeýdi 'iü akiý-biamaý. Koühaý, duýaka uýzhiha aýnaxth
\tr drew near his own. / His grandmother / to the / carrying / he reached home, they say. / Grandmother, / this one here / sack / hiding
\rf jod 1890:58.5

\op iheýtha-ga, aý-biamaý. Xaýde noüýde keýta eýgih itheýtha-biamaý, aýnanxth iheýtha-
\tr put away, / said he they say. / Grass / side of tent / at the / headlong / she sent suddenly they say, / hiding / she put it
\rf jod 1890:58.6

\op biamaý. Ki wa'uý thaýbthiü agiý-biamaý. Na! wa'uýzhiüga thituýshpa hoübthiüýge
\tr they say. / And / woman / three / coming back, they say. / Why! / old woman / your grandchild / beans
\rf jod 1890:58.7

\op oükiý'ai thoüýshti woüýgisheý-xti weý'iü agiýi te heý, aý-biamaý. Hiü+! winoüý,
\tr we hoed for ourselves / heretofore / all very / carrying for us / was coming back / , / said, she they say. / Oh! / first daughter,
\rf jod 1890:58.8

\op oüýkazhiý-xti-oü heý. Theýke wakeýge shtoüýbai te shoüshoüý-xti-oü heý, aý-biamaý.
\tr not so very / . / This «lg. ob.» / sick / you saw / as / he continues very / , / said she they say.
\rf jod 1890:58.9

\op Doübaý-biamaý ki, Hiü+! shikoüý, wiüýke-xti-oü heý, naýthuhaý-xchi t'eý ke heý,
\tr They saw they say / when, / Oh! / brother's wife, / she told the exact truth / , / nearly very / dead / he lies / ,
\rf jod 1890:58.10

\op aý-biamaý. Agthaý-biamaý wa'uý amaý. Koühaý, keý, uhoüý-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr said she they say. / Went homeward they say / woman / the «sub.». / Grandmother, / come, / cook them, / said he they say.
\rf jod 1890:58.11

\op Wathaýte zhuýgigthaý-biamaý Koühaý, uaýgashoü btheý te, aý-biamaý. Moüýde ke
\tr Eating / he with his own they say. / Grandmother, / I travel / I go / will / said he they say. / Bow / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:58.12

\op gthiýza-bi egoüý athaý-biamaý. Shoüý-xti xaýde shkuýbe siduýhi shkuýbe uýdoü-xti
\tr took his own they say / having / he went, they say. / All at once / grass / deep / siduhi / deep / good very
\rf jod 1890:58.13

\op thoü eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Xaýde thibuýt ithoüý-biamaý. Shoüý-xchi agtheý amaý. Kiý-
\tr the «ob.» / there / he arrived they say. / Grass / he made / it round they say. / All at once / he went homeward they say. / Reached home
\rf jod 1890:58.14

\op bi egoüý xageý-hnoü gaýxe gthiüý-biamaý. Eaýtoü thaxaýge aý, aý-biamaý ikoüý
\tr they say / having / crying regularly / made / he sat they say. / Why / you cry / ? / said she they say / his grandmother
\rf jod 1890:58.15

\op akaý. Oüýhoü, koühaý, uýshkoü wiü oüýbahi eýde teýxi heýgazhi, aý-biamaý. Edaýdoü
\tr the «sub.». / Yes, / grandmother, / deed / one / I am picked out / but / difficult / not a little, / said, he they say. / What
\rf jod 1890:58.16

\op teýxi ki goüý ushneý te heý, aý-biamaý. Koühaý, wachiýgaxe oüýbahi, aý-biamaý.
\tr difficult / if / so / you tell it / will / , / said, she they say. / Grandmother, / to dance / I am picked out, / said, he they say.
\rf jod 1890:58.17

\op Eýde, koühaý, uýthaze zhuýwigiýgthe te iý, aý-biamaý. Aýwate teýxi te goüý eýdi
\tr But / grandmother, / to chorus / I with you / will / they said, / he said they say. / Where / difficult / the «ob.» / still / there
\rf jod 1890:58.18

\op oügaýthe teý, aý-biamaý wa'uýzhiüga akaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý ki, Koühaý, the eýde
\tr we go / will, / said, they say / old woman / the «sub.». / There / arrived, they say / when, / Grandmother, / this / but
\rf jod 1890:58.19

\op noüýte thishtoüý aýkiaýgthai ke, aý-biamaý. Shoüý-xti goü moüýde zhiüýga gthiýza-
\tr dancing / finished / they have gone homeward / said, he they say. / All at once / bow / little / took his own
\rf jod 1890:59.1

\op bi egoüý noütaý-biamaý. Ikoüý thiükeý uýthazaý-biamaý. Ikoüý uthuýgixaý-
\tr they say / having / he danced they say. / His grandmother / the «st. one» / chorused they say. / His grandmother / the «st. one» / he made sport of his own
\rf jod 1890:59.2

\op biamaý.
\tr they say.
\rf jod 1890:59.3

\ti @{Ishtiýnike}, the turkeys, turtle, and elk.

\op Ziziýka juýba ediý amaýma heýgashtewoüýzhi. Moü tedeý moüýshiadiý-xti moüýsa-
\tr Turkey / some / there / were, they say / by no means a few. / Ground / edge / very high / arrow-
\rf jod 1890:60.1

\op xti moüýtadiý-xti wabaýhi amaýma. Ishtiýnike amaý eýdi theý amaý. Weýtha-bi egoüý
\tr weed / altogether within / they were feeding, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / there / went / they say. / Found them, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:60.2

\op shoüý-xti bamaýmaxe xaýtha agiý-biamaý. Eaýtoü aýmoü wi bthaýt eteýdoü, etheýgoü-bi
\tr at once / bending his head repeatedly / back again / he was coming, they say. / How / I do / I / I eat / apt? / thought, they say
\rf jod 1890:60.3

\op egoüý weýthigthoü gaxaý-biamaý. Shoüý-xti mikaý-ha waiiüý betoüýtoü-bi egoüý iý'iü
\tr having / decision / he made they say. / At once / raccoon-skin / robe / rolled up several times, they say / having / something for carrying
\rf jod 1890:60.4

\op gaxaý-biamaý. 'Iü-bi egoüý shoüý-xti tathiü-biamaý. Ziziýka wabaýhi-ma
\tr he made, they say. / Carried, they say / having / at once / he ran they say. / Turkey / feeding the ones
\rf jod 1890:60.5

\op weýna'uý-xchi toüthiüý-biamaý. Wuhu+! iüsh'aýge 'oüý egoü. Doübaýi-ga, aý-biamaý
\tr passing close by them / he ran they say. / Woo-hoo-oo! / old man / something is the matter. / See him, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:60.6

\op Ziziýka amaý. Na! iüsh'aýge 'oüý eýiüte, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, eýgoü-xti-oüý, aý-biamaý
\tr Turkey / the «sub.». / Why! / venerable man / something may be the matter / said they, they say. / Yes, / it is just so, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:60.7

\op Ishtiýnike akaý. Toüýwoügthoü juýba eweýxuwka te aiý eýgoü, oüýgi-ahiý eýgoü
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Village / some / I sing for them / will / said / having, / come for me / having
\rf jod 1890:60.8

\op wa'oüý te agiý'iü aýthiüheý aýtha, aý-biamaý. Uhuý! iüsh'aýge, oüguý shti oünoüýt eýgoü
\tr song / the «ob.» / I have been carrying mine / indeed, / said he they say. / Oho! / venerable man. / we / too / we dance / somewhat
\rf jod 1890:60.9

\op taiý, aý-biamaý Ziziýka amaý. Oüýkazhi, awaýnaxthiüý, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike
\tr will, / said, they say / Turkey / the «sub.». / Not so, / I in a great hurry / I walk, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:61.1

\op akaý. Oüguý shti iüsh'aýge oünoüýt eýgoü ki hneý te, aý-biamaý Ziziýka amaý. Wuhu+!
\tr the «sub.». / We / too / venerable man / we dance / somewhat / when / you go / may, / said, they say / Turkey / the «sub.». / Woo-hoo-oo!
\rf jod 1890:61.2

\op dadoüý, awaýnaxthiü chaýbe thoüýshti thanoüýte shteýshtewoü zhoüý tai, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike
\tr what, / I in a hurry / very much / heretofore / you dance / notwithstanding / you do it / will / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:61.3

\op akaý. Hau! keý, iüdakeý, utheýwiü giýi-ga, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Utheýwiü
\tr the «sub.». / Ho! / come, / let us see, / collecting / come ye hither, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Collecting
\rf jod 1890:61.4

\op agiý-biama Goüýki waiiüý uthiýbtha-biamaý. Bakuýwiüxe oüwoüýthishoüýi-ga,
\tr they were coming, they say. / And / robe / he pulled open they say. / Bending around / go ye around me,
\rf jod 1890:61.5

\op aý-biamaý. Toügaý-xti thaýthiüsheý, oüthoüýna'uý-xchi iýhe oüwoüýthishoü noütaýi-ga,
\tr said he they say. / Big very / ye who move / passing very close to me / passing by / to go around me / dance ye,
\rf jod 1890:61.6

\op aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Ishtaý-thip'iüýzaýi-ga. Eýgithe ishtaý thaýbthai ki ishtaý
\tr said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Eye shut ye / Beware / eye / you open / if / eye
\rf jod 1890:61.7

\op thizhiýde taiý, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Iüýbe thoü thimoüýgtha-ba thi'aý'aniýi-ga,
\tr you red / lest, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Tail / the «ob.» / lift up and / spread ye out repeatedly
\rf jod 1890:61.8

\op aý-biamaý. Hau! keý, noütaýi-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr said, they say. / Ho! / come, / dance ye, / said he they say.
\rf jod 1890:61.9

\op Heý! wa-doüý-be thiü-keý,
\tr Ho! / looker / the one who
\nt Music text.
\rf jod 1890:61.10

\op i-shtaý-zhi-deý, i-shtaý-zhi-deý Hiüý-be-hnoü thi-'aý-ni, hiüý-behnoü thi-'aý-ni.
\tr eye red, / eye red. / Tail regularly / flirt up, / tail regularly / flirt up.
\nt Music text.
\rf jod 1890:61.11

\op Toügaý-xti-ma Paý thoü uýthoü-bi egoüý Paý thoü wathiýxoüxoüý-bi egoüý uýzhiha uzhiý
\tr Big very the ones / head / the «ob.» / he held them, they say / having / head / the «ob.» / them he pulled off repeatedly, they say / having / bag / filling
\rf jod 1890:61.12

\op gthiüý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Uýzhiha gatoüýha uzhiý-biamaý, uskeý-xti uzhiý-biamaý.
\tr sat they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Bag / that high / he filled, they say, / full very / he filled, they say.
\rf jod 1890:61.13

\op Ziziýka zhiüýga snutaý-bi eýde iýbahoü taý amaýma, ishtaýxoüxoü gaýxe moüthiüý-biamaý.
\tr Turkey / small / half-grown, they say / but / was about to know it as he moved, / the eyes opened a little now and then / he made / he walked they say.
\rf jod 1890:61.14

\op Toügeýg oüýgathiüý shenaýwathe athaiý. Daýdoü baskiýthe. Ishtiýnike akeý akeýdegoü,
\tr Big somewhat / we who / destroying us / he goes. / What / angry. / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / it was he standing, but
\rf jod 1890:61.15

\op aý-biamaý. K'u! Oüýhe athaý-biamaý. Haha+! goüýbadoü weýnoüdeaýkithe, aý-bi-
\tr said he they say. / &Flap! / Fleeting / they went, they say. / Ha! ha! / how easy / I fill myself to repletion, / said, they
\nt &Flap = sound of wings. [JS]
\rf jod 1890:61.16

\op amaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Iýxa gaskiý wakoüýdithaý-biamaý. Uýzhiha ke baxtaý-biamaý.
\tr say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Laughing / panted / excessively they say. / Bag / the / he bound up, they say.
\rf jod 1890:61.17

\op Goüýki zhoüýzhiüga naýxpe gasaý-biamaý. Peýde te eýgaxeý-xti waýbasnoü-biamaý
\tr And / stick / roasting-stick / he cut they say. / Fire / the / all around / he put them to roast they say.
\rf jod 1890:61.18

\op Niüýdewatheý-xti ki zhoüý wiü gakiaýhoü eýgoü, 'Iü! aý-biamaý. Wabthaýte teýta
\tr Almost done / when / tree / one / raised by the wind / a little, / &Hey, / said, they say. / I eat / on account of
\rf jod 1890:62.1

\op waýzheaýzhi miükeý. Eaýtoü azhoüý oüýthastaýge a, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. The-hnoüý
\tr I am roasting the collection. / Why / you do that / you cluck at me / ? / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / This only
\rf jod 1890:62.2

\op eýgaizhoü ki shubtheý taý miüke, uwiýtiü taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-bi ki
\tr you do it / if / I go to you / will / I who, / I hit you / will / I who, / said he they say. / There / he arrived, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:62.3

\op shoüý-xti thizhiüýdaý-biamaý. Goüýki noübeý te aýnasoüdaý-biamaý. Kageýha,
\tr at once / thrust in his arm repeatedly they say. / And / hand / the «ob.» / it closed on they say. / Friend,
\rf jod 1890:62.4

\op ithaýxa koüýbtha goü sheý-ma. Kageýha, oüýthishtoüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Ki thishtoüý-baýzhi
\tr I laugh / I wanted / so / those. / Friend, / let me go, / said he, they say. / And / let go not
\rf jod 1890:62.5

\op shoüshoüý-biamaý. Sheý-ma hau+! waPiýagiýzhi. Guýdihehaýi-ga hau+! aý-biamaý,
\tr continued they say. / Those / halloo! / I put my own pieces there for safety. / Go ye further away / ! / said he, they say,
\rf jod 1890:62.6

\op Shoüýtoüga eý wakaý-bi egoüý. Ishtiýnike waPiýzhi eý, aý-biamaý. Pahoüýga hiý
\tr Big wolf / that / he meant, they say / having. / @{Ishtiýnike} / he put pieces away for safety / he says / said they, they say. / Before / reached
\rf jod 1890:62.7

\op amaý tehuýxthabe ithaýbetoü thateý 'iýtha-biamaý. Ieýnaxiýtha athaý-biamaý. Aýkibaýnoü
\tr the ones who / fat on stomach / wrapped around it / to eat / spoke of it, they say. / Dashing / they went, they say. / Running a race
\rf jod 1890:62.8

\op theýtha-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý thaxtaý-biamaý. Thasniüý-biamaý. Thasniüý-bi
\tr they went suddenly, they say. / There / arrived, they say / having / they bit it they say. / They swallowed it, they say. / They swallowed it, they say
\rf jod 1890:62.9

\op egoüý eýathaýtha athaý-biamaý. Goüýki aýnasoüýde te kigthiýshibaý-biamaý.
\tr having / in different directions / they went, they say. / And / closed on / the / it opened itself, they say.
\rf jod 1890:62.10

\op Goüýki hiýde kiý eýgoü shoüý-xti zhoüýzhiüga keý gisniýbe iheýthe gthiüý
\tr And / bottom / got home / having / at once / stick / the «ob.» / licked his own / putting / was sitting
\rf jod 1890:62.11

\op akaýma Ishtiýnike akaý. Theý amaý niuýthishoü niý buýbuta ithoüýthe ke koüýha ke
\tr they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / He went / they say / lake / water / several round ones / put / the «line of» / border / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:62.12

\op uhaý moüthiüý amaý. Eýgithe keýtoüga niý koüýha keýdi edediý thiükeý amaý.
\tr following / he walked / they say. / It happened / big turtle / water / border / by the / there / was sitting, they say.
\rf jod 1890:62.13

\op Thizaý-biamaý siüýde uthoüý-bi egoüý. Gashiýbe athiüý ahiý-biamaý. Weýnoüdeaýkithe
\tr Took they say / tail / took hold of, they say / having. / Out from / having it / he arrived, they say. / I make myself full
\rf jod 1890:62.14

\op tateý aýhoü goüýkizhi, aý-biamaý. Zhoü thixoüý-biamaý shi. Zhoü aýkastaý-xti u'oüý-
\tr shall / ! / and then, / said he, they say. / Wood / he broke they say / again. / Wood / piled up high / he put in
\rf jod 1890:62.15

\op biamaý Peýde te naýhegazhi gaxaý-biamaý. Goüýki keýtoüga maxuýde te
\tr they say / Fire / the «ob.» / burning much / he made, they say. / And / big turtle / ashes / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:62.16

\op moüýte itheýtha-biamaý. Zheýgthoü-biamaý Shi thateý taý akaýma. Niüýdethe koüýge
\tr under / he sent suddenly, they say. / He put in the «cv. ob.» to roast, they say / Again / he was about to eat it. / Cooked / near
\rf jod 1890:62.17

\op theý kiýzhi Ishtiýnike akaý zhoüýtithiüýge amaý. Azhoüýtoüthoüýthiüge. Niüýde ki
\tr went / when / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / sleepy / they say. / I am sleepy. / Cooked / when
\rf jod 1890:62.18

\op oüýhnixi te, izhoüýxeha, aý-biama. Zhoüt'eý amaý. Zhoüt'eý amaý ki niýkashiüga
\tr you awaken me / will, / &O &ane, / said he they say. / He was sound asleep / they say. / He was sound asleep / they say / when / person
\rf jod 1890:62.19

\op wiüý eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Keýtoüga thizaý-bi egoüý thataý-biamaý niýkashiüga akaý.
\tr one / there / arrived, they say. / Big turtle / took, they say / having / ate it, they say / person / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:62.20

\op Thasniüý-bi ki shoüý-xti sihiý ke keýha ubaýdoüdoüý-biamaý. Noübeý te
\tr Swallowed, they say / when / at once / feet / the «ob.» / turtle shell / he thrust them against it, one after another, they say. / Hand / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:63.1

\op shniüýshniüdeý-xti giaýxa-biamaý, iý teý shti shniüýshniüdeý-xti giaýxa-biamaý.
\tr greasy «smeared» very / he made for him, they say, / mouth / the «ob.» / too / greasy very / he made for him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:63.2

\op Niýkashiüga athaý-biamaý. Ishtiýnike iýkithaý-biamaý. GiPaýhoü titheý amaý.
\tr Person / went they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / awoke they say. / He arose / suddenly / they say.
\rf jod 1890:63.3

\op Wazheýakiýzhi iüýnatubeý-xti-oü teý-ana, aý-biamaý. Sihiý ke thishnuýda-bi egoüý
\tr I roasted the collection for myself / it has been cooked entirely too much for me / ! / said he they say. / Feet / the / he pulled out, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:63.4

\op agiý-biamaý. Waýnadugeý-xti keý, aý-biamaý. Na! agthaýte ateý, eý amaý. Na!
\tr he was coming, they say. / «see note» /  / said he they say. / Why! / I must have eaten mine, / said he / they say. / Why!
\rf jod 1890:63.5

\op agthaýsniü ki azhoüý ateý, eý amaý. Noübeý te gitoüýbe egoüý, Oüýhoü, agthaýsniü
\tr I swallowed mine / when / I must have slept / said he / they say. / Hand / the «ob.» / saw his own / having, / Yes, / I have swallowed
\rf jod 1890:63.6

\op miükeý, aý-biamaý. Niýxa thoü gthiýt'oü iheýtha-biamaý. Oüýhoü, ithaýnoüdeý-xti-
\tr my own, / said he they say. / Stomach / the «ob.» / he felt his own / lengthwise, they say. / Yes, / I am very
\rf jod 1890:63.7

\op moüý miükeý, aý-biamaý. Athaý-biamaý ki eýgithe Oüýpoü heýgashtewoüýzhi ediý-
\tr full indeed, / said he they say. / He went, they say / when / it came to pass / Elk / not a few by any means / were there
\rf jod 1890:63.8

\op maýma. Ugaýs'iü-bi egoüý weýtha-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Hiüdaý! theý-ma
\tr they say. / Peeped, they say / having / found them, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Stop! / these
\rf jod 1890:63.9

\op awaýshtoüka teý-ana, etheýgoü-biamaý. Oüýpoü aýma iýtha-bi egoüý, Theýakaý
\tr I tempt them / will! «in thought» / he thought they say. / Elk / the «sub.» / found him, they say / having, / This one
\rf jod 1890:63.10

\op Ishtiýnike akeý akaý, aý-biamaý. Kaýge-soüýga, wiýebthiü aýthiüheý aýtha, aý-biamaý.
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / is / the one / said they, they say. / Friend younger brother, / I am he / I who move / indeed / said he they say.
\rf jod 1890:63.11

\op Kaýge-soüýga, 'oüý moühbiüý te eýgoü-xti zhuýwigiýgthe moübthiüý koüýbtha,
\tr Friend younger brother, / how / you walk / the / just so / I with you my own / I walk / I wish,
\rf jod 1890:63.12

\op kaýge-soüýga, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Hau! iüsh'aýge, uthaýde thingeýxtthi
\tr friend younger brother, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Ho! / venerable man, / cause for complaint / none at all
\rf jod 1890:63.13

\op aýhoü, aý-biamaý. Xaýde Peýzhi p'a ge kiýzhi aýthutoü bthaýte moübthiüý. Aýxtoü
\tr ! / said he they say. / Grass / weeds / bitter / the «ob.» / when / straight along / I eat / I walk. / How possible
\rf jod 1890:63.14

\op thateý noüýde iýthisa tabaýdoü, aý-biamaý. Oüýkazhi ha, kaýge-soüýga, moühniüý
\tr to eat / heart / thee good / shall / said he they say. / Not so / , / friend younger brother, / you walk
\rf jod 1890:63.15

\op te eýgoü-xti zhuýwigiýgthe moübthiüý koüýbtha aýtha, aý-biamaý. Uthiýhe tateý thoüýzha
\tr the / just so / I with you my own / I walk / I wish / indeed / said he they say. / You shall have your way / though
\rf jod 1890:63.16

\op niýkashiüga ukeýthiü shkoüý weýshpahoü zhoüý goü shiüýgazhiüga uheý uýwathagihnixiýde
\tr person / common / ways / you understand / so / children / path / you seek for them at our request
\rf jod 1890:63.17

\op tateý, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, eýshai te eýginoü tateý, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý.
\tr shall / said, he they say. / Yes, / you say / the / I do that / shall / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:63.18

\op Hau! He-gaýzaza, thiýe-ga, aý-biamaý. Ahauý! aý-biamaý. Hau! guýdugaýxthe
\tr Ho! / Split-horns, / you try it, / said he they say. / Oho! / said he they say. / Ho! / facing the other way
\rf jod 1890:63.19

\op nazhiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Thieý ke iýtiü goü athaý-bi ki thi'aý-biamaý, Ishtiýnike
\tr stand, / said he they say. / Side / the «ob.» / to hit on / so / went, they say / when / failed they say, / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:63.20

\op oüýha-bi egoüý. Wuhuý+! ugaýxe thiügeý iýnahiü, iüsh'aýge, aý-biamaý. Oüýkazhi
\tr fled, they say / having. / Woo-hoo-oo! / to be done / nothing / truly, / old man, / said he they say. / Not so
\rf jod 1890:64.1

\op ha, kaýge-soüýga, oüýginoüýge ithaýkuheý goü aoüýhe ha, aý-biamaý. Shi eýgoü
\tr . / friend younger brother, / running over me / I feared / so / I fled / , / said he they say. / Again / so
\rf jod 1890:64.2

\op duboüý gaxaý-biamaý. Weýduboüý tediýhi, Hau! theý kiýzhi, shoüý-Paýxe taý miüke,
\tr four times / he did it, they say. / The fourth time / when it arrived, / Ho! / this / when, / I stop / will / I who,
\rf jod 1890:64.3

\op aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, kaýge-soüýga, aoüýha-maýzhi taý miüýke, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike
\tr said he they say. / Yes, / friend younger brother. / I flee I not / will / I who, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:64.4

\op akaý. Thieý iýtiü-bi egoüý eýkigoüý-xti zhuýgthe athaý-biamaý, Ishtiýnike oüýp ithoüý
\tr the «sub.». / Side / hit on, they say / having / just like him / with him / he went, they say, / @{Ishtiýnike} / elk / became suddenly
\rf jod 1890:64.5

\op amaý. Iýkizhuý-bi egoüý noüstaýstapi moüthiüý-biamaý, miýkashiüga weýthe gaýxe
\tr they say. / Proud, they say / being / stepped lightly, making very little noise / walked they say, / men / discovering / made «pretended»
\rf jod 1890:64.6

\op moüthiüý-biamaý 'Iüý! eý-hnoü-biamaý.
\tr walked they say. / &Hey! / said he regularly, they say.
\rf jod 1890:64.7

\op Waýspegoü-ga, iüsh'aýge, eýgithe eýgizhoü-hnoüý te, aý-biamaý Oüýpoü amaý.
\tr Do behave, / old man, / beware / you do that regularly / lest / said, they say / Elk / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:64.8

\op Oüýkazhi ha, kaýge-soüýga, ithaýizhuý eýgoü shoüý aýtha, kaýge-soüýga, aý-biamaý
\tr Not so / , / friend younger brother, / I am proud / as / all right / indeed / friend younger brother, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:64.9

\op Ishtiýnike akaý. Koüýbtha te kaýge-soüýga, eýgoü-xti noübthiüý shkoüý te,
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / I wish / the / friend younger brother / just so / I walk / deed / the,
\rf jod 1890:64.10

\op aý-biamaý. Shoüý-xti wathaýte moüthiüý-bi p'a ge tha'iý'i goü chuýchu-hnoüý-
\tr said he they say. / All at once / eating / walked they say / bitter / the «ob.» / he spit out large pieces / as / he spit rapidly regularly
\rf jod 1890:64.11

\op biamaý. Wa! wathaýte piýazhiazhiý-xchi thateý ameýdegoü edueýhe, aý-biamaý. Wa!
\tr they say. / Why! / food / bad not very / those / who did eat / I follow, / said he they say. / Why!
\rf jod 1890:64.12

\op iüsh'aýge, edeýshegoü-hnoüý a, aý-biamaý. Edeýha-maýzhi. Wathaýte uýdoü thateý ameý-
\tr venerable man, / what were you saying / ? / said he they say. / I said what I not. / Food / good / those / who
\rf jod 1890:64.13

\op degoü edueýhe aýtha, eheý athiüheý aýtha, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe baxuý-xti aýhe aýthaý-bi
\tr did eat / I follow / indeed / I was saying «as I moved» / indeed / said he they say. / It came to pass / flat-top hill very / went over / went, they say
\rf jod 1890:64.14

\op kiýzhi niýkashiüga weýth1-biamaý Oüýpoü amaý. 'Iü! aý-biamaý.
\tr when / person / they discovered them, they say / Elk / the «sub.». / &Hey! / said, they say. / Ho! / @{Ishtiýnike},
\rf jod 1890:64.15

\op giýdoübaý-ga, aý-biamaý. Eýdi athaý-bi ki eýgithe niýkashiüga akaýma. Eýdi ahiý-
\tr look at for him, / said they, they say, / There / went they say / when / it came to pass / men / they were, they say. / There / arrived
\rf jod 1890:64.16

\op biamaý. Waýthiü agiýi te esheý thakiý te ha, aý-biamaý zhiýzhi uiýtha-biamaý
\tr they say. / Having them / he is coming / the / you say / you reach home / will / , / said he they say / whispering / told him they say
\rf jod 1890:64.17

\op Ishtiýnike akaý miýashiüga thoükaý Wa! iüsh'aýge edeýshegoü a, aý-biamaý. 'Oü
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / person / the «pl. ob.». / Why! / venerable man, / what are you saying / ? / said they, they say. / What is the matter
\rf jod 1890:64.18

\op edeýhe taý. Skeýwoü-xti mahiüý bateý gthiü thoü uýshikithaiý eheý
\tr what I say / shall? / A very long time / weeds / clump / sitting / the «ob.» / gave needless trouble / I was saying as I went / indeed
\rf jod 1890:64.19

\op aý-biamaý. Eýgithe baxuý wiü aýhe athaý-bi ki eýgithe Oüýpoü wiü oüýhe agiý-
\tr said he they say. / At length / flat-top hill / one / passing over / went, they say / when / it happened / Elk / one / fleeing / was coming
\rf jod 1890:64.20

\op biamaý. shi. Hau! Ishtiýnike, aýgudi thituýshpa giýdoübaý-ga, aý-biamaý. Eýdi
\tr they say / again. / Ho! / @{Ishtiýnike}, / where / your grandchild / look at for him / said they, they say. / There
\rf jod 1890:65.1

\op ahiý-bi egoüý eýgithe niýkashiüga akaýma. Niýkashiüga weýthe te wiüýke-xti-oüý te,
\tr arrived, they say / having / it came to pass / men / they were, it is said. / Men / found them / the / he told the truth indeed,
\rf jod 1890:65.2

\op aý-biamaý. Shi weýdazhi wiü weýtha-biamaý. Hau! thituýshpa shi giýdoübaý-ga,
\tr said he they say. / And / elsewhere / one / found them they say / Ho! / your grandchild / again / look at for him,
\rf jod 1890:65.3

\op aý-biamaý. Eýdi athaý-biamaý. Shi niýkashiüga akaýma, wagthaýde-hnoüý amaý
\tr said they, they say. / There / went they say. / Again / men / they were, it is said / crawling up on them / they say
\rf jod 1890:65.4

\op Oüýpoü-ma. Shi wiüýke-xti-oüý, aý-biamaý. Hau! Ishtiýnike, shiüýgazhiüga uheý
\tr Elk the ones who. / Again / he told the truth indeed / said he they say. / Ho! / @{Ishtiýnike}, / children / path
\rf jod 1890:65.5

\op uýwagithixiýda-ga, aý-biamaý. Ahauý! aý-biamaý. Ahoüýga bthiüý thoüýzha eýgithe
\tr look out for them, / said they, they say. / Oho! / said he they say. / Before / I am / though / beware
\rf jod 1890:65.6

\op u'eýtha hniüý tai. 'Oüý moübthiüý te oüthoüýwoüthaheý moühniüý tai, aý-biamaý. Aýthiü
\tr scattering / you / will. / How / I walk / the / you follow me / you walk / shall / said he they say. / Ridge
\rf jod 1890:65.7

\op ke aý+pathage goüý uhaý-biamaý. Niýkashiüga aýkishuýga goüý weýna'aýxe
\tr the / headland / so / he went along they say. / Men / standing thick / so / passing close to / so / passed along
\rf jod 1890:65.8

\op athaý-biamaý Wiýebthiü, wiýebthiü, eý moüthiüý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Bthuýga-xti
\tr went, they say. / It is I, / It is I, / said / walked they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / All
\rf jod 1890:65.9

\op t'eýwathaý-biamaý. Oüýpoü thaýbthiü unuýshta-bi ki Ishtiýnike iýnitha-hnoüý-biamaý.
\tr they killed them they say. / Elk / three / remained from shooting, they say / when / @{Ishtiýnike} / took refuge with him only they say.
\rf jod 1890:65.10

\op Shoüý-xti heý thoü thishnuýde theýtha-bi egoüý weýtiü theýtha-biamaý. Oüýpoü ethiýge
\tr All at once / horn / the / pulled off / suddenly they say / having / hit them with them / sending them off, they say. / Elk / they call you
\rf jod 1890:65.11

\op taiý. Guýdiha moüthiüiý-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr will. / Further off / walk ye, / said he they say.
\rf jod 1890:65.12

\ti @{Ishtiýnike} and the elk.

\op Kageýha, niýkashiüga juýba gaýteta edediý amaýma. Eýta btheý koüýbtha,
\tr Friend, / person / some / at that place / there / they are, it is said. / Thither / I go / I wish,
\rf jod 1890:70.1

\op aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Ahauý, athaý-biamaý. Athaý-biamaý ki eýgithe Oüýpoü
\tr said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Well, / he went, they say. / He went, they say / when / it happened / Elk
\rf jod 1890:70.2

\op nuýga ediý thiükeý amaý ha. Hau, ukiýa-biamaý. Kageýha, waweýwimaýxe
\tr male / there / the «st. ob.» / they say / . / Well, / he talked with him they say. / Friend, / to question you
\rf jod 1890:70.3

\op atiý, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Ki edaýdoü oüthoüýhnaxe teý a, aý-biamaý Oüýpoü
\tr I have come / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / And / what / you question me / will / ? / said, they say / Elk
\rf jod 1890:70.4

\op nuýga akaý. Kageýha, hiý oüwoüýzhetha agthiüý ha, aýdoü oüwoüýwataýshte uaýgashoü-
\tr male / the «sub.». / Friend, / legs / me tired / I sit / , / there / whithersoever / I travel
\rf jod 1890:70.5

\op maýzhi ha, aý-biamaý Oüýpoü nuýga akaý. Kageýha, niýkashiüga-ma uýzhawaý-
\tr I not / , / said, they say / Elk / male / the «sub.». / Friend, / person the ones who / have much
\rf jod 1890:70.6

\op xti-oü-biamaý. Eaýtoü aýdoü moüshniüý-azhi a. Oüýhoü, kageýha, wa'uý pahoüýga
\tr enjoyment, they say. / Why / therefore / you walk not / ? / Yes, / friend, / woman / before
\rf jod 1890:70.7

\op agthoüý thiükeý iüýnashaiý eýgoü, noüýde iýsaoü thiüýgegoü theýthu agthiüý, aý-biama
\tr I took to wife / the «ob.» / snatched from me / as, / heart / as it has nothing to satisfy it / here / I sit, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:70.8

\op Oüýpoü nuýga akaý. Kageýha, eýdi oügaýthe teý, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý Kageýha,
\tr Elk / male / the «sub.». / Friend / there / we go / will, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Friend,
\rf jod 1890:70.9

\op thiý-hnoü eýdi moüthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý Oüýpoü nuýga akaý. Kageýha, aýwatediýi
\tr you alone / there / go thou / said, they say / Elk / male / the «sub.». / Friend, / in what place are they
\rf jod 1890:70.10

\op a, aý-biamaý. Kageýha, theýtetaýi ha. Eýdi moüthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Hau, athaý-
\tr ? / said he they say. / Friend, / they are at this place / . / There / walk, / said he they say. / Well, / went
\rf jod 1890:70.11

\op biamaý Ishtiýnike amaý. Eýgithe Oüýpoü edediý amaýma, aýhigiý-biamaý. Eýdi
\tr they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / It happened / Elk / there they were, it is said / many they say. / There
\rf jod 1890:70.12

\op ahiý-biamaý. Iüsh'aýge, eaýtoü moühniüý eýiüte, aý-biamaý Oüýpoü amaý. Oüýhoü,
\tr he arrived, they say. / Venerable man, / why / you walk / may / said, they say / Elk / the «sub.». / Yes,
\rf jod 1890:70.13

\op tushpaýha, oüýba wiü wathaýte bthaýte koüýbtha moübthiüý goüý adoü, tushpaýha,
\tr grandchild, / day / one / food / you eat / I eat / I wish / I walk / as / therefore, / grandchild,
\rf jod 1890:70.14

\op atiý ha, aý-biamaý. Xa-iý iüsh'aýgeha, teýxi ha, wathaýte oüguýtai. Daýdoü p'aý
\tr I have come / , / said he they say. / Why! / O venerable man! / difficult / , / food / our. / What / bitter
\rf jod 1890:70.15

\op ge bthuýga oüthaýte oümoüýthiü usniý kiýshte kiýmoühoü-uýgaxtheý-xti oügthiüýi ha,
\tr the «ob.» / all / we eat / we walk / cold / even when / against the wind facing / we sit / ,
\rf jod 1890:70.16

\op aý-biamaý. Hau, iüsh'aýgeha, uthaýde thithiüýge. Sheýna, thashtoüý-ga ha. Oüýkazhi,
\tr said they, they say. / Ho! / O venerable man! / to talk of / you have nothing. / Enough, / stop talking / . / Not so,
\rf jod 1890:70.17

\op tushpaýha, thieýdoü sheýna thashtoüýiý-ga ha. Goüý moühniüý-masheýdi moübthiüý
\tr grandchild, / do you / enough / stop «ye» talking / . / Anyhow / you walk by you who / I walk
\rf jod 1890:70.18

\op koüýbtha ha, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Hau, wiüýke eýiüte. Taýshkahi zhiüýga
\tr I wish / , / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Ho! / he speaks truly / may be. / Oak tree / small
\rf jod 1890:71.1

\op heý giaýxa-biamaý. Siüýde ke zhoü-koüý giaýxa-biamaý. Hau, tushpaýha, usniý
\tr horn / made for him they say. / Tail / the «ob.» / tree root / made for him they say. / Tail / the «ob.» / tree root / made for him they say. / Well, / grandchild, / cold
\rf jod 1890:71.2

\op ki, eýgoü snioüýt'e teý ha. Hiüý thiýtai eýgoü iüýgaxaýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Hau, wahaýb
\tr when / so / me cold «freeze» / may / . / Hair / your / like / for me make ye, / said he they say. / Well, / cat's-
\rf jod 1890:71.3

\op igaskoüýthe hiüý giaýxa-biamaý. Hau! ke, zhaýpahi theýge thataý-ga, aý-biamaý. Thataý-
\tr tails / hair / made for him they say. / Ho! / come, / rosin-weed / there «ob.» / eat / said they, they say. / He ate
\rf jod 1890:71.4

\op biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Thataý-bi ki iuýp'a-biamaý, chuý-biamaý. Wu! daýdoüshte
\tr they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / He ate they say / when / bitter in mouth they say / he spit they say. / Woo! / whatever
\rf jod 1890:71.5

\op piýazhiazhiý-xchi thataiý edueýhe aýhoü aý-biamaý. Hau! iüsh'aýge, edeýshegoü-hnoüý a,
\tr good-not-not very / they eat / I go with / ! / said he, they say. / Ho! / venerable man, / what were you saying / ?
\rf jod 1890:71.6

\op aý-biamaý. Iüdaýdoü-xti edeýhe ta? Wathaýte pezhiý-xti thataiý edueýhe aýhoü, eheý,
\tr said they, they say. / What indeed / I say what / shall? / Food / bad very / they eat / I go with / ! / I said,
\rf jod 1890:71.7

\op tushpaýha, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Ahauý Hau! iüsh'aýge, uýshkoü wiü oüguiýthitha
\tr grandchild, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Well. / Ho! / venerable man, / deed / one / we tell to thee
\rf jod 1890:71.8

\op toüýgatoü. Shiüýgazhiüýga maxiýdewathaýthe te aýdoü uýshkoü wiü oüguiýthitha toüýgatoü,
\tr we will. / Children / you make them have ears / will / therefore / deed / one / we tell thee / we will,
\rf jod 1890:71.9

\op aý-biamaý. Hau! iüsh'aýge, theýamaý niýashiüga weýthai teýdi eýgoü-xti teýdi biüzeý-
\tr said they, they say. / Ho! / venerable man, / these «sub.» / persons / they find them / when / just so / when / they cry
\rf jod 1890:71.10

\op hnoüi, aý-biamaý. Ahauý! aý-biamaý, eýgoü tateý aýtha, aý-biamaý. Usniý amaý, tadeý-
\tr out, / said they, they say. / Oho! / said he they say, / so / shall be / indeed / said he they say. / Cold / they say, / hard
\rf jod 1890:71.11

\op sage usniý-xti amaý. Oüýpoü-ma bthuýga-xti kiýmoühoü-uýgaxthe moüthiüý-biamaý.
\tr wind / cold very / they say. / Elk the ones who / all / facing the wind / walked they say.
\rf jod 1890:71.12

\op Ishtiýnike amaý kiýmoühoü gaxeý-xti wathaýte moüthiüý-biamaý. Aýgaxthe kigthiýsoüthaý-
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / against the wind / apart very / eating / walked they say. / With the wind / turned himself around
\rf jod 1890:71.13

\op biamaý. Wu! piýazhiazhiý-xchi, aý-biamaý.
\tr they say. / Woo! / good-not-not very, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:71.14

\op Hau, eý goüý-amaý niýkashiüga weýtha-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. I-uý! aý-biamaý.
\tr Well, / that / after awhile / person / he found them they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Ee-oo! / said he they say.
\rf jod 1890:71.15

\op Giýdoübaýi-ga, giýdoübaýi-ga, aý-biamaý Oüýpoü-ma bthuýga Paýgahoü theýtha-biamaý.
\tr Look for him, / look for him, / said he they say. / Elk the ones who / all / raised their heads / suddenly, they say.
\rf jod 1890:71.16

\op E'oüý a, aý-biamaý Theýakaý niýkashiüga wiü, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Doübaý-
\tr What is the matter / ? / said they, they say. / This one / person / one, / said he they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / They looked at it
\rf jod 1890:71.17

\op biamaý ki eýgithe xad ithoüý amaý. Eý waýthake, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, aý-biamaý.
\tr they say / when / behold / grass / was suddenly / they say. / That / you mean, / said they, they say. / Yes, / said he they say.
\rf jod 1890:71.18

\op Hau! iüsh'aýge, eýgitheýgoü shkaýxe-hnoü te, aý-biamaý Oüýpoü-ma. Eýgoü-xti ki
\tr Ho! / venerable man / beware lest / you do thus continually, / said, they say / Elk the ones who. / So just / when
\rf jod 1890:71.19

\op eýgoü-hnoüýi, aý-biamaý. Shi wabaýhi moüthiüý-biamaý. Eýgithe shi niýashiüga weýtha-
\tr so regularly, / said he they say. / Again / feeding together / walked they say. / It happened / again / person / he found them
\rf jod 1890:71.20

\op biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Giýdoübaýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Oüýpoü amaý doübaý-bi ki
\tr they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Look for him, / said he they say. / Elk / the «sub.». / looked, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:72.1

\op eýgoü-xti amaý niýashiüga akaýma, ugaýs'iü akaýma. Hau! eýgoü-xti te, aý-biamaý
\tr Just so / they say / they were men, / it is said, / they were peeping, it is said / Ho! / just so it was, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:72.2

\op Oüýpoü amaý. Shiüýgazhiüýga uoüýhe uýwaginaý-ga, aý-biamaý. Ki, Wiýebthiü te ha,
\tr Elk / the «sub.». / Children / flight / hunt for them, / said they, they say. / And, / I am he / will / ,
\rf jod 1890:72.3

\op aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Wiüýke-xti aýhoü, aý-biamaý Oüýpoü-ma. Hau! keýgoü-
\tr said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / He speaks truly indeed / ! / said, they say / Elk the ones who. / Ho! / come, do
\rf jod 1890:72.4

\op ga, aý-biamaý. Thieý-ga, aý-biamaý. Shiüýgazhiüýga uheý uýwaginaý-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr it, / said they, they say. / You be first, / said they, they say. / Children / path / hunt for them, / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:72.5

\op Ahauý! ithaýgaskoübthe taý miüke, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Ishtiýnike akaý athaý-
\tr Oho! / I attempt it / will / I who, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / went
\rf jod 1890:72.6

\op biamaý. Oüýpoü bthuýga-xti uthuýha-biamaý. Goüýki Ishtiýnike ameýgoü niýashiüga
\tr they say. / Elk / all / followed they say. / And / @{Ishtiýnike} / as he moved / men
\rf jod 1890:72.7

\op weýtha-biamaý. Eýta athaý-biamaý Niýashiüga weýna'uý-xchi iýha-biamaý. Niýashiüga
\tr discovered, they say. / Thither / went they say. / Men / right alongside of / he passed, they say. / men
\rf jod 1890:72.8

\op weýthai ki eý uýwakiaý-biamaý: Wiý oükiýda-bazhiýi-ga. Wiýebthiüý ha, aý-biamaý
\tr discovered them / when / that / talked with them they say: / Me / shoot not at me. / It is I / , / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:72.9

\op Ishtiýnike akaý. Oüýpoü-ma waýkidaý-biamaý. Oüýpoü-ma t'eýwathaý-biamaý. Oüýpoü-
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Elk the ones who / they shot at them they say. / Elk the ones who / they killed them, they say. / Elk
\rf jod 1890:72.10

\op ma muýwathiügeý-xti-oüý-biamaý, sheýnawathaý-biamaý. Oüýpoü nuýga zhiüýga wiü
\tr the ones who / they shot down all they say, / they exterminated them they say. / Elk / male / small / one
\rf jod 1890:72.11

\op Oüýpoü miüýga zhiüýga shti wiü, Ishtiýnike akaý eý weýthabthiü niýta-biamaý. Weýahideý-
\tr Elk / female / small / too / one, / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / that / the third / alive they say. / Far away
\rf jod 1890:72.12

\op xti oüýhe zhuýwagthe ahiý-biamaý Ahiý-biamaý ki heý ke thizaý-bi Ishtiýnike akaý,
\tr very / fled / he with them / arrived, they say. / Arrived, they say / when / horn / the «ob.» / took, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.»,
\rf jod 1890:72.13

\op oüýtha theýtha-biamaý. Oüýpoü zhiüýga theý wagaýzhi egoüý, Eaýtoü oüthoüýwoüthahaýi a.
\tr threw away / suddenly, they say. / Elk / small / to go / told them / having, / Why / me you follow / ?
\rf jod 1890:72.14

\op aý-biamaý. Shetoüý.
\tr said he, they say. / So far.
\rf jod 1890:72.15

\op Tanuýka heýbe akiýPadeýgoü te ha. Guýdiha noüthiüýi-ga. Oüýpoü ethiýge taiý,
\tr Fresh meat / piece / I cut up for myself / will / . / Further off / walk ye. / Elk / they will call you,
\rf jod 1890:72.16

\ti @{Ishtiýnike} and the buzzard.

\op Eýgithe Ishtiýnike amaý theý amaýma. Ki Heýga wiü gaýwiüxe moüthiüý-biamaý.
\tr It came to pass / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / was going. / And / Buzzard / one / going around / walked they say.
\rf jod 1890:74.1

\op Ki Ishtiýnike akaý ni-toüýga masaýniata theý goüthaý-biamaý. Heýga thiükeý thahoüý-
\tr And / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / big water / to the other side of / to go / wished they say. / Buzzard / the «ob.» / he prayed to him
\rf jod 1890:74.2

\op biamaý. Tigoüýha, iüý'iü-ga ha. Niý masaýniata iüý'iü-ga ha, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike
\tr they say. / O grandfather, / carry me / . / Water / to the other side of / carry me /  / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:74.3

\op akaý. Oüýhoü, aý-biamaý Heýga akaý, wiý'iü teýiüke, aý-biamaý. Goüýki giý'iü-
\tr the «sub.». / Yes, / said, they say / Buzzard / the «sub.» / I carry you / will / said he they say. / And / he carried him
\rf jod 1890:74.4

\op biamaý. Giý'iü-bi ki zhoüxthuý'a uneý giý'iü-biamaý. Eýgithe zhoüxthuý'a te iýtha-biamaý
\tr they say. / He carried him, they say / when / hollow tree / seeking / he carried him, they say. / At length / hollow tree / the «ob.» / he found, they say
\rf jod 1890:74.5

\op ha. Eýdi giý'iü athaý-biamaý ki zhoüxthuý'a te koüýha-xchi iýhe atheý-hnoü-biamaý
\tr There / carrying him / went they say / when / hollow tree / the «ob.» / border very / passing / went regularly, they say
\rf jod 1890:74.6

\op Heýga amaý aýthikoü atheý hnoü-biamaý. Aýthikoü athaiý ki: Tigoüýha, oüwoüý-
\tr Buzzard / the «sub.», / leaning / he went regularly, they say. / Leaning / he went / when / O grandfather / me
\rf jod 1890:75.1

\op hnixpaýth eteýgoü, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Moüýthiü teýgoü shoüýshoü bthiüý ha,
\tr you make fall / apt / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / To walk / the, so / always / I am / ,
\rf jod 1890:75.2

\op aý-biamaý Heýga akaý. Eýgithe kigthiýubthiüý-biamaý ki Ishtiýnike moüshoüýde eýgih
\tr said, they say / Buzzard / the «sub.». / At length / twisted himself around they say / when / @{Ishtiýnike} / den / headlong
\rf jod 1890:75.3

\op itheýtha-biamaý Heýga akaý. Ki Ishtiýnike zhoüxthuý'a eýgihe theýthe moüýtata waxpaýni,
\tr sent him suddenly, they say / Buzzard / the «sub.». / And / @{Ishtiýnike} / hollow tree / headlong / sent suddenly / inside / poor
\rf jod 1890:75.4

\op xthaýxti moüthiüý-biamaý. Eýgithe tiý heýgashtewoüýzhi gaxthoüý atiý-biamaý. Eýgithe
\tr lean very / walked they say. / At length / lodge / by no means a few / on the hunt / have come, they say. / At length
\rf jod 1890:75.5

\op uxthuý'a weýthe ki wa'uý amaý xthabeý te gataýxi amaý. Eýgithe Ishtiýnike akaý
\tr hollow «tree» / sought «wood» / when / woman / the «sub.» / tree / the «ob.» / hit and made sound / they say. / At length / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:75.6

\op zhoüxthuý'a moütaýta gthiüý-bi shi, Niýashiüga weýthe tiý-biamaý etheýgoü-biamaý. Eýgithe
\tr hollow tree / inside / sat, they say / again, / Person / seeking «wood» / have come «see note», / thought he they say. / It happened
\rf jod 1890:75.7

\op mikaý-ha wa-iüý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Siüýde ke zhoüxthuý'a usneý ge ubaýsnoü
\tr raccoon skin / wore they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Tail / the «ob.» / hollow tree / split / the «pl.» / pushing into
\rf jod 1890:75.8

\op eýthoübe-hiýtha-biamaý. Goüýki wa'uý thaýbthiü atiý-biamaý, shi xthabeý gataýxi-
\tr he caused to come in sight, they say. / And / woman / three / have come, they say / again / tree / hit and sounded
\rf jod 1890:75.9

\op biamaý. Shi siüýde doübaý-biamaý. Eýgithe gaý-biamaý: Hiüdaý! shiwkoüý, mikaý
\tr they say. / And / tail / they saw they say. / It happened / she said as follows, they say: / Stop / husband's sister / raccoon
\rf jod 1890:75.10

\op juýba theýakaý, aý-biamaý. Mikaý juýba weaýkithe, aý-biamaý. Hiü+! shikoüý, wiüý
\tr some / this / she said, they say. / Raccoon / some / I have found for myself / said she they say. / Oh! / brother's wife / one
\rf jod 1890:75.11

\op oüthaý'i tedoüý+, aý-biamaý. Zhoüý te anfguýga'uýde taiý he, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe zhoüý
\tr you give me / will? / said «one», they say. / Tree / the «ob.» / we cut a whole in / will / , / said she they say. / At length / tree
\rf jod 1890:75.12

\op te gasaý-biamaý, ugaý'udaý-biamaý. Eýgithe Ishtiýnike gaý-biamaý: Mikaý toüýga
\tr the «ob.» / they cut they say / they cut a hole in it they say. / It happened / @{Ishtiýnike} / said as follows, they say: / Raccoon / big
\rf jod 1890:75.13

\op bthiüý ha. Toügaýtheha gaxaýi-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Hiü+! shikoüý, Mikaý akaý toügaý-bi
\tr I am / . / Large around / make it / , / said he they say. / Oh! / brother's wife / Raccoon / the «sub.» / big «see note»
\rf jod 1890:75.14

\op ai he, aý-biamaý. Goüýki zhoüxthuý'a te toügaýtheha u'uýde te gaxaý-biamaý.
\tr he says / , / said «one» they say. / And / hollow tree / the «ob.» / large around / hole / the «ob.» / they made they say.
\rf jod 1890:75.15

\op Goüýki eýthoübe akiý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Mikaý toüýga athiüý eýthoübe shakiý,
\tr And / coming out / reached home, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Raccoon / big / having / coming out / I come home to you
\rf jod 1890:75.16

\op aý-biamaý. Hiü+! shikoüý, Ishtiýnike ameý ameýdoü, aý-biamaý. Goüýki Ishtiýnike
\tr said «one» they say. / Oh! / brother's wife / @{Ishtiýnike} / it is he who is moving, / said «one» they say. / And / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:75.17

\op eýthoübe akiý-biamaý. Mikaý toüýga aýthiüheý shagtheý te. Guýdiha nazhiüýi-ga,
\tr coming out / reached home, they say. / Raccoon / big / I who move / I go home to you / will. / Further off / stand ye
\rf jod 1890:75.18

\op aý-biamaý. Eýthoübe akiý teýdi weýthigthoü gaýxe gthiüý-biamaý. Aýtoü aýmoü ki
\tr said he, they say. / Coming out / he reached home / when / decision / making / he sat they say. / How / I do to him / if
\rf jod 1890:75.19

\op eýgoüeý'oü eteýdoü, etheýgoü gthiüý-biamaý. At'eý Paýxe ki-hnoüý uýmakaaýth eteýgoü
\tr so I do to him / apt? / thinking / he sat they say. / I die / I make / if only / I make it easy / apt
\rf jod 1890:75.20

\op aýhoü, etheýgoü-biamaý. Shi eýgithe Kaýxe wiüý doübaý-biamaý. Kaýxe doübaý-bi egoüý
\tr ! / he thought they say. / Again / it happened / Crow / one / he saw they say. / Crow / he saw, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:76.1

\op shi Wazhiýbe-sneýde wiüý doübaý-biamaý. Eýgithe thahoüý-biamaý. Kageýha, thaý'eoüý-
\tr again / Magpie / one / he saw they say. / It happened / he prayed to, they say. / Friend, / pity ye
\rf jod 1890:76.2

\op githaýi-ga, iüwiüýkoüi-ga, aý-biamaý. At'eý Paýxe taý miüke; iüwiüýkoü-ba oüýtha-
\tr me, / help ye me, / said he, they say. / I die / I make / will / I who; / help me and / eat
\rf jod 1890:76.3

\op taýi-ga, ar-biamaý. Wazhiüýga bthuýga-xti weýboü-bi egoüý eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Goüýki
\tr ye me, / he said, they say. / Bird / all very / called them, they say / having / there arrived, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:76.4

\op Xithaý amaý shti ahiý-biamaý. Kaýxe akaý eýgithoü-biamaý, Xithaý thiükeý eý wa-
\tr Eagle / the «sub.» / too / there / arrived, they say. / Crow / the «sub.» / said to him, they say, / Eagle / the «ob.» / that / he
\rf jod 1890:76.5

\op kaý-bi egoüý: Kageýha, maýhiü paýi ashniüý. Weýmabthaýzai-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüýki
\tr meant, they say / having: / Friend, / knife / sharp / you have. / Rend it for us, / said he they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:76.6

\op niüýde thoütaý Xithaý akaý haý thoü uthaý'udaý-biamaý. Siüýde-xthuý'a moütaýta washiüý
\tr rump / at the / Eagle / the «sub.» / skin / the «ob.» / bit a hole in they say. / Tail hollow / within / fat
\rf jod 1890:76.7

\op thoü wathiýshna gthiüý-biamaý. Oüýpoü, shiü heýgazhi amaý, aý-biamaý. Goüýki Heýga
\tr the «ob.» / visible / sat they say. / Elk, / fat / not a little, / said he, they say. / And / Buzzard
\rf jod 1890:76.8

\op amaý-shna shetoüý-hnoü ahiý-bazhiý-biamaý. Eýgithe Heýga amaý eýdi ahiý-biamaý.
\tr the «sub.» only / so far only / arrived not they say. / At length / Buzzard / the «sub.» / there / arrived, they say.
\rf jod 1890:76.9

\op Shiý+shte! Ishtiýnike, aý-biamaý Heýga amaý. Oüýkazhi, kageýha, thikuýtha-ga, maýbthaza-
\tr Fie on you! / @{Ishtiýnike}, / said, they say / Buzzard / the «sub.». / Not so, / friend, / hurry, / rend
\rf jod 1890:76.10

\op ga. Maýhiü paýi ashniüý ha, aý-biamaý Kaýxe akaý. Oüýkazhi, Ishtiýnike eýe ha,
\tr it. / Knife / sharp / you have / , / said, they say / Crow / the «sub.». / Not so, / @{Ishtiýnike} / it is / ,
\rf jod 1890:76.11

\op aý-biamaý Heýga amaý Heýga thataýzhi teýdi Wazhiýbe-sneýde moütaýta-xchi upeý ahiý-biý
\tr said, they say / Buzzard / the «sub.». / Buzzard / he ate not / when / Magpie / within very / entered / reached, they say
\rf jod 1890:76.12

\op egoüý washiüý thataý-biamaý. Heýga amaý Paýta athaý-bi egoüý eýgaskoüthaý-biamaý.
\tr having / fat / ate they say. / Buzzard / the «sub.» / to the head / went, they say / having / tried him they say.
\rf jod 1890:76.13

\op Iýgaskoüthaý-bi egoüý paxthuýge thaxtaý-biamaý, sheýtheshtewoüýzhi zhoüý-biamaý Ishtiýnike
\tr Tried him, they say / having / nostrils / bit they say, / not heeding at all / lay they say / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:76.14

\op akaý. Eýgithe ishtaý-ha ke thaxtaý-biamaý, shi sheýtheshtewoüýzhi zhoüý-biamaý Ishtiýnike
\tr the «sub.». / At length / eye-skin / the «ob.» / he bit they say / again / not heeding at all / lay they say / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:76.15

\op akaý. Niüýdataýthishoü athaý-bi ki washiüý hebeý ediý thoü keý thataý-biamaý Heýga
\tr he «sub.». / Towards the rump / went, they say / when / fat / piece / there / that / which was / he ate they say / Buzzard
\rf jod 1890:76.16

\op akaý. Eýgithe u'uýde koüýha keýdi washiüý heýbe ediý thoü thashpaý-biamaý Heýga akaý.
\tr the «sub.». / At length / hole / border / by the / fat / piece / there
\rf jod 1890:76.17

\op Eýgithe, Wiüýka-bi teý, Oüýpoü keýde, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe moüýtataý-xchi upeý ahiý-bi
\tr It happened, / They told the truth, / Elk / it is, but, / said he they say. / At length / within very / entered / reached, they say
\rf jod 1890:76.18

\op egoüý washiüý heýbe thashpaý-biamaý. Eýthoüboüý upeý theý ki aýthisoüdaý-bi egoüý
\tr having / fat / piece / bit off a piece they say. / The second time / entering / went / when / squeezed with his hands, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:76.19

\op moüýgthe nazhiüý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý Oüýshnizhuaýzhi egoüý eýgoüwiý'oü taý miüke,
\tr erect / stood they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / You treated me ill / having / so I do to you / will / I who,
\rf jod 1890:76.20

\op aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Kageýha, oüýthishtoüý-ga, aý-biamaý Heýga akaý. Oüýhoü,
\tr said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Friend, / let me go, / said, they say / Buzzard / the «sub.». / Yes,
\rf jod 1890:77.1

\op kaýshi wiýbthishtoü-maýzhi taý miüke, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Goüýki thishtoüý theýtha-
\tr a long while / I let you go I not / will / I who, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / And / let him go / sent suddenly
\rf jod 1890:77.2

\op biamaý ki nashkiý thoü hiüý thiügeý-xti-oü Heýga, ushnuýda-bi egoüý. Aýdoü heýga
\tr they say / when / head / the «ob.» / feathers / it had none very / Buzzard, / the pulling out / having. / Therefore / buzzard
\rf jod 1890:77.3

\op nashkiý thoü hiüý thiügaiý, zhideý-xti-oüý. Shetoüý.
\tr head / the «ob.» / feathers / has none, / red very. / So far.
\rf jod 1890:77.4

\ti @{Ishtiýnike}, the brothers, and sister.

\op Ukiýkizhi dubaý-biamaý, itoüýge akaý weýsatoüý-biamaý. Wakiýde-piý-xti-
\tr Brethren / four they say, / sister / the «sub.» / the fifth they say. / Very good marksmen
\rf jod 1890:79.1

\op biamaý ukiýkizhi duýba amaý. Ki itoüýge akaý teýtiwaýxe-hnoüý-biamaý.
\tr they say / brethren / four / the «sub.». / And / sister / the «sub.» / used to make the animals come by calling they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:79.2

\op teýxiwaýgithaý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Ke, tinuhaý, iüýgahaiý-a he. Goüý giaýha-
\tr she prized them they say / woman / the «sub.». / Come, / elder brother, / comb for me / . / And / he combed for her
\rf jod 1890:79.3

\op biamaý, giaýshnapaý-xchi-biamaý. Sadeýgthe giaýxa-biamaý, ke gahaý ithoüý-tha-
\tr they say, / combed very smooth for her they say. / Scaffold / they made for her, they say, / and / on it / they placed her
\rf jod 1890:79.4

\op biamaý. Ki woüýgithe-xti haýhakiýthe nazhiüý-biamaý, moüýde moüýde eýkina athiüý-
\tr they say. / And / every one / making himself ready / stood they say, / bows / sufficient / they had
\rf jod 1890:79.5

\op biamaý. Ki wa'uý akaý boüý-biamaý, ki shi boüý-biamaý Weýthabthiüýoü tediýhi
\tr they say. / And / woman / the «sub.» / called they say, / and / again / called they say. / The third time / occurred
\rf jod 1890:79.6

\op ki moü-noüýshude wathiýshna-biamaý. Tinuhaý, washkoüý egoüý-a, sha-iýi he,
\tr when / dust from treading the ground / visible they say. / Elder brother, / make an effort / do / they are coming to you / ,
\rf jod 1890:79.7

\op aý-biamaý. Weýduboüý tediýhi ki eýthoübe atiý-biamaý. Ki Ishtiýnike akaý edi
\tr she said, they say. / The fourth time / occurred / when / in sight / they had come, they say. / And / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / there
\rf jod 1890:79.8

\op nazhiüý-biamaý. Eýgithe atiý-biamaý waniýta amaý shoü bthuýga-xti, Teý ameýgoü,
\tr stood they say. / At length / had come, they say / animal / the «sub.» / indeed / all / Buffalo / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:79.9

\op Oüýpoü ameý, Taýxti ameý, shoüý bthuýga-biamaý. Shoüý-xti-goüý t'eýwathe nazhiüý-
\tr Elk / the «sub.» / Deer / the «sub.» / indeed / all they say. / All at once / killing them / they stood
\rf jod 1890:79.10

\op biamaý. Ki shoüýgaxaý-biama. Goüý washeý-xti gthiüý-biamaý. Eýgithe umoüýe
\tr they say. / And / they made an end they say. / And / rich very / they sat they say. / At length / provisions
\rf jod 1890:79.11

\op te thasniüý athaý-biamaý. Ki itiýnu akaý 'aýbae atheý 'ithaý-biamaý woüýgithe. Ki
\tr the «ob.» / swallowed / went they say. / And / her elder brother / the «sub.» / hunting / to go / spoke of, they say / all. / And
\rf jod 1890:79.12

\op itiýnu noüý akaý: Niýkashiüga wiü tiý tateý thoüýzha daýdoü-xti edeý shteýshtewoü
\tr her elder brother / grown / the one who: / Person / one / come hither / shall / though / what indeed / he says that / notwithstanding
\rf jod 1890:79.13

\op eýgitheýgoü theýshkaxe te ha, aý-biamaý. Tinuhaý, oüýka-maýzhi taý miüke,
\tr beware / you do it for him / lest / , / he said, they say. / O elder brother, / I not so / will / I who,
\rf jod 1890:79.14

\op aý-biamaý. Itoüýge thiükeý umoüýe gikaýxa-bi egoüý gioüýtha athaý-biamaý. they
\tr she said, they say. / His sister / the «ob.» / provisions / made for his own, they say / having / leaving her «their own» / they went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:79.15

\op Athaý-biamaý ki Ishtiýnike akaý atiý-biama, thiýxesaýgi moüýde keýde athiüý-bi,
\tr They went, they say / when / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / came they say, / hard willow / bow / the «ob.» / he had, they say,
\rf jod 1890:79.16

\op thiýxthe-ma moüýzhiha ke ugiýpi-xti athiüý-bi. Wiheý, iüdaýdoü-xti edeýhe
\tr reeds the «ob.» / quiver / the «ob.» / full very / he had, they say. / Second daughter, / what indeed / I say that
\rf jod 1890:79.17

\op shteýshtewoü eýgoü iütheýshkaxe te ha. Tha'eoüýgithaý-ga, tushpaýha. Oüýkazhi,
\tr notwithstanding / so / you do for me / will / . / Pity me, your relation, / my grandchild. / Not so
\rf jod 1890:79.18

\op tigoühaý, ubthiý'age he, aý-biamaý wa'uý akaý Oüýkazhi, tushpaý, tha'eoüýgithaý-ga.
\tr grandfather, / I am unwilling / , / said, they say / woman / the «sub.». / Not so, / grandchild, / pity me, your relation.
\rf jod 1890:80.1

\op Moüý theýte teýga-xti akiýgthishtoüý eýde ithaýgigthaskoüýbthe koüýbtha. Teýti-
\tr Arrow / this «col.» / new very / I finished for myself / but / I try my own / I wish. / Animals to come
\rf jod 1890:80.2

\op washkaýxe-hnoü amaý. Eýgoü gaýxa-ga. Wa'uý thiükeý uthiý'age thoüýzha shoüý
\tr you are used to making them / they say. / So / do. / Woman / the «ob.» / unwilling / though / yet
\rf jod 1890:80.3

\op thashtoüý-bazhiý-biamaý. Eýgithe shoüý-akaý uheýkitha-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Iüýdakeý,
\tr he stopped talking not they say. / At length / after standing awhile / she let him have his way they say / woman / the «sub.». / Let us see,
\rf jod 1890:80.4

\op iügaýhe-a heý aý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Ishtiýnike akaý giaýha-biamaý. Ki'oüýkithe
\tr comb for me /  / said, they say / woman / the «sub.». / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / combed for her, they say. / He made her paint herself
\rf jod 1890:80.5

\op shteoüý-bi egoüý giýthishtoüý-biamaý. Sadeýgthe giaýxai te gahaý gthiüýkithaý-biamaý.
\tr even, they say / having / he finished for her they say. / Scaffold / that had been made for her / on it / he made her sit they say.
\rf jod 1890:80.6

\op Ki, Duboüý aboüý teýdi atiý-hnoüi he, aý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Iüýdakeý, boü-ga,
\tr And, / Four times / I call / when / they usually come / , / said, they say / woman / the «sub.». / Let us see, / call,
\rf jod 1890:80.7

\op aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý Ki wa'uý akaý boüý-biamaý. Thabthiüýoü boüý-bi kiýzhi
\tr said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / And / woman / the «sub.» / called they say. / Three times / called, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:80.8

\op moünoüý-shude te wathiýshna-biamaý. Hiü+! sha-iýi he, tigoühaý, washkoüý egoüý-a
\tr dust from treading the ground / the «ob.» / visible they say. / Oh! / they are coming / , / grandfather, / make an effort / do
\rf jod 1890:80.9

\op heý. Weýduboüý tediýhi ki eýgithe eýthoübe atiý-biamaý. Egithe atiý-biamaý.
\tr . / The fourth time / occurred / when / it happened / in sight / they came, they say. / At length / they came, they say.
\rf jod 1890:80.10

\op Wakiýda-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Thiýxthe moüý ke weýkidaý-biamaý, uthiýhuni
\tr He shot at them, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Reed / arrow / the «ob.» / he shot at them with, they say, / wabbling
\rf jod 1890:80.11

\op eýgoü itheýtha-biamaý. He-iý! aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Shoü eýgoü-hnoü wakiýdai
\tr like / sent suddenly, they say. / Why! / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / And / so only / he shot at them
\rf jod 1890:80.12

\op te muýwashnoü nazhiüý-biamaý. Eýgithe noüýzhiha muýxthu'aý-biamaý. Eýgithe
\tr when / missing them / he stood they say. / At length / quiver / shot empty they say. / It happened
\rf jod 1890:80.13

\op haýshi-xti Oüýpoü nuýga wiüý zhiüýgazhiý-xti eýdegoü atiý-biamaý. Sadeýgthe baxiýathaý-
\tr at the very last / Elk / male / one / not small very / like, was / came, they say. / Scaffold / pushed down
\rf jod 1890:80.14

\op biamaý. Ki wa'uý thiükeý heý uzhaýta ugthoüý athiüý aýkiaýgtha-biamaý. Ki eýgithe
\tr they say. / And / woman / the «ob.» / horn / fork / in between / having her / he had gone homeward, they say. / And / at length
\rf jod 1890:80.15

\op itiýnu amaý akiý-biamaý. Itoüýge thiükeý thiügeý te akiý-biamaý. Ugiýne kuýwiüxaý-
\tr her brother / the «sub.» / reached home, they say. / His sister / the «ob.» / was none / when / reached home, they say. / To seek his own / went about
\rf jod 1890:80.16

\op bi thoüýzha iýgitha-bazhiý-biamaý. Eýgithe zhiügaý-xchi thiükeý toüýde aýthitaý-xti
\tr they say / though / he found not his own they say. / It happened / small very / the one who / ground / crossing by a very near way
\rf jod 1890:80.17

\op ugiýne athaý-biamaý. Paýhe zhiüýgazhiý-xti eýdegoü eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Ki eýdi
\tr seeking his own / went they say. / Hill / small not very / like, was / there / arrived, they say. / And / there
\rf jod 1890:80.18

\op gthiüý-biamaý. Shoüý-xti-akaý shi eýdi zhoüý-biamaý. Eýgithe wa'uý wiü xageý
\tr he sat they say. / After he sat a great while / again / there / he lay they say. / It happened / woman / one / crying
\rf jod 1890:80.19

\op na'oüý-biamaý. Uýthixidaý-bi kiýzhi niýkashiüga shte wa'uý wathiýshna-bazhiý-biamaý.
\tr he heard they say. / Looking around for them, they say / when / person / even / woman / visible not they say.
\rf jod 1890:80.20

\op Shoüý wiüýoüwa teýdoü etheýgoü-bi egoüý uýthixide-hnoüý-biamaý. Shi zhoüý-bi ki
\tr Yet / which / is it? / thought, they say / having / he looked around repeatedly they say. / Again / he lay down, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:81.1

\op shi xageý na'oüý-biamaý. Eýgithe itoüýge thiükeý huý te iýgiPahoüý-biamaý. Eýdi
\tr again / crying / he heard they say. / It happened / his sister / the «ob.» / voice / the «ob.» / he recognized his own they say. / There
\rf jod 1890:81.2

\op eýgoü-xti toüýthiü agthaý-biamaý uxtheýxchi. Akiý-bi ki izhiüýthe thoükaý uýwagithaý-
\tr just so / running / he went homeward, they say / very soon. / He reached home, they say / when / his elder brother / the «ob.» / he told them
\rf jod 1890:81.3

\op biamaý. Zhiütheýha, witoüýge xageý agiýna'oüý ha, ithaýgithe agthiý ha. Hau!
\tr they say. / Elder brother, / my sister / crying / I heard my own / , / I found my own / I have returned / . / Ho!
\rf jod 1890:81.4

\op ke, aýwathoüýdi eýiüte oügaýthe taiý, aý-biamaý. Goüý eýdi athaý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr come, / to the place where / she may be / let us go, / he said, they say. / And / there / went they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:81.5

\op mazhoüý thoüki ahiý-biamaý. Theýthu ha, aý-biamaý isoüýga akaý. Ke,
\tr land / at the / arrived, they say. / Here / , / said, they say / his younger brother / the «sub.». / Come,
\rf jod 1890:81.6

\op aýna'oüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý aýna'oüý-biamaý woüýgithe. Oüýhoü, thitoüýge
\tr listen ye to it, / he said, they say. / And / listened to it, they say / all. / Yes, / your sister
\rf jod 1890:81.7

\op toüýde moütaýta athiüý akiýi eteýdegoü e'oüý oügaýxai adoüý oügthiýze taiý edoüý,
\tr ground / into / having her / he reached home / should have, but / how / we do / therefore / we take our own / may / ?
\rf jod 1890:81.8

\op a-biamaý. Hau! zhiütheýha, ke, aýzhoü eýgoü iüte keýgoü-ga, aý-biamaý zhiügaý-xchi
\tr he said, they say. / Ho! / elder brother, / come, / you do / so / may / come, do so, / said, they say / small very
\rf jod 1890:81.9

\op akaý. Ahauý! aý-biamaý noüý-xchi akaý, witiýgoü theýgoü teýxi aýakipaý kiýzhi
\tr the «sub.». / Oho! / said, they say. / grown very / the «sub.», / my grandfather / thus / trouble / I meet / if
\rf jod 1890:81.10

\op theýgimoü teý eý ha, aý-bi egoüý zhoüweýtiü athiüý akaýma eýdegoü iýtiü-biamaý
\tr I do thus / may / said he / , / he said, they say / having / striking-stick / that / he had had, / they say / he hit with it, they say
\rf jod 1890:81.11

\op toüýde ke. Ki noüýzhiüshkeý-xchi ugaýkiba zhiügaý-biamaý. Hau! keýgoü-ga,
\tr ground / the «ob.». / And / barely / he made a crack by hitting / small they say. / Ho! / come, do so,
\rf jod 1890:81.12

\op aý-biamaý. Shi eýduaýtoü toü eý wakaý-biamaý. Ahauý! aý-biamaý, witiýgoü theýgoü
\tr he said, they say. / Again / next / the «ob.» / him / he meant they say. / Oho! / he said, they say, / my grandfather / thus
\rf jod 1890:81.13

\op teýxi aýakipaý kiýzhi theýgimoü teý eý ha, aý-bi egoüý zhoüweýtiü athiüý akaýma
\tr trouble / I meet / if / I do thus / may / said he / , / he said, they say / having / striking-stick / that / he had
\rf jod 1890:81.14

\op eýdegoü iýtiü-biamaý toüýde ke. Ki noüýzhiüshkeý-xchi ugaýkibaý-biamaý. Shi
\tr had, they say / he hit with it, they say / ground / the «ob.». / And / barely / made a crack by hitting, they say. / Again
\rf jod 1890:81.15

\op weýthabthiü akaý shi eýgoü-biamaý. Zhiügaý-xchi akaý: Witiýgoü theýgoü teýxi aýakipaý
\tr the third / the «sub.» / again / so did they say. / Small very / the «sub.»: / My grandfather / thus / trouble / I meet
\rf jod 1890:81.16

\op kiýzhi theýginoü teý eý ha, aý-bi egoüý zhoüweýtiü athiüý akaýma eýdegoü iýtiü-biamaý
\tr if / I do thus / may / said he / , / he said, they say / having / striking-stick / that / he had had, they say / he hit with it, they say
\rf jod 1890:81.17

\op toüýde ke. Ki Paheý thoü ugaýsne-xti itheýtha-biamaý. Eýgithe waniýta daýdoü
\tr ground / the «ob.». / And / hill / the «ob.» / he split altogether by hitting / suddenly they say. / It happened / animal / what
\rf jod 1890:81.18

\op bthuýga-xti waeýthoübaý-biamaý. Eýgithe itoüýge thiükeý tizheýbegthoüý gaxaý-bi-toüý-
\tr all / made them appear, they say. / It happened / his sister / the «ob.» / door / she had been made
\rf jod 1890:81.19

\op amaý, aý ke agshoüýkoühoü koüýtoü-bi egoüý ubaýtiheýtha-bi-toüý-amaý. Thizhiüýthe
\tr they say, / arm / the «ob.» / on each side / tied, they say / having / she had been hung up as she stood they say. / Your elder brother
\nt =@{agthoüýkoühoü}
\rf jod 1890:81.20

\op meýgoü miüýga muýga edaýbe-thoü-thoü uýgashtaýi-ga. Goüý wakiýde mazhiüý-biamaý.
\tr likewise / female / male / also of each king / leave a remainder after hitting. / And / shooting at them / stood they say.
\rf jod 1890:82.1

\op Goüý uýmushtaiý-ma goüý izhaýzhe wa'iý nazhiüý-biamaý. Eýgithe shoüý-xti goüý
\tr And / those who remained from shooting / so / name / giving to them / they stood, they say. / At length / at will
\rf jod 1890:82.2

\op sheýnakithaý-biamaý. Itoüýge thiükeý goü gthiýza-biamaý. Shetoüý.
\tr they exterminated them, they say. / His sister / the «ob.» / so / he took his own, they say. / So far.
\rf jod 1890:82.3

\ti @{Ishtiýnike} and the deserted children.

\op Moüchuý wiü toüýwoügthoü e weýgithigthoü akaýma toüýwoügthoü heýgabazhi.
\tr Grizzly bear / one / tribe / that / he was governing them, it is said / tribe / not a few.
\rf jod 1890:83.1

\op Uthuýshiataýxti tiý akaýma. Iüsh'aýge wiü Moüchuý athiüý akiý-biamaý goüý eýgithe
\tr In the very center / pitched his tent, they say. / Old man / one / Grizzly bear / having him / reached home, they say / and / at length
\rf jod 1890:83.2

\op gaý-biamaý: Shiüýgazhiüýga bthuýgaxti tiýgaxe theýwakithe taiý, uýwagithaý-ga,
\tr said as follows, they say: / Children / all / to play / they will send them / tell them
\rf jod 1890:83.3

\op aý-biamaý Moüchuý akaý. Goüý itheýwakithaý-biamaý. Shiüýgazhiüga-maýshe tiýgaxe
\tr said, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / And / he sent them they say. / Children ye who / to play
\rf jod 1890:83.4

\op theýwathaýkithe te aiý aýtha u+! aý-biamaý. Goüý bthuýgaxti tiýgaxe athaý-biamaý.
\tr you send them / will / he says / indeed / halloo! / he said, they say. / And / all / to play / went they say.
\rf jod 1890:84.1

\op Tiýgaxe athaý-bi egoüý Moüchuý akaý iüsh'aýge thiükeý giýboü-biamaý. Shiüýgazhiüýga
\tr To play / went, they say / having / Grizzly bear / the «sub.» / old man / the «ob.» / called him, they say. / Children
\rf jod 1890:84.2

\op wiýuchizhe-hnoüýi ha; waoüýtha tai eýgoü theýoüwoüýkithai. Wahoüý tai, aý-biamaý.
\tr are troublesome to us / ; / to abandon them / in order / that / we sent them away. / Let them remove / he said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:84.3

\op Wahoüý waýgazhiý-biamaý. Wathaýhoü te aiý aýtha u+! aý-biamaý iüsh'aýge akaý. Shoüý
\tr To remove / he commanded them, they say. / You are to remove / he says / indeed / halloo! / said, they say / old man / the «sub.». / And
\rf jod 1890:84.4

\op tiý ke bthuýga oüýtha gthiheýtha-biamaý, goüý shoüýge wa'iüýwakithaý-biamaý. Bthuýga
\tr lodge / the «ob.» / all / they threw down their own suddenly, they say / and / horse / they caused them to carry the tents, etc. they say. / All
\rf jod 1890:84.5

\op shoüýge aýgthiü-biamaý. Sigtheý thiügeý gaxaý-biamaý. U'eýthaxti oüýha-biamaý,
\tr horse / sat on they say. / Trail / none / they made, they say. / Scattering very much / they fled they say
\rf jod 1890:84.6

\op shiüýgazhiüga weýoühaý-biamaý. Eýgithe sigtheý ke wathiýshna tediýhi uthuýhe biniheý
\tr children / they fled from them, they say. / At length / trail / the «ob.» / visible / when / to follow / feared, they say
\rf jod 1890:84.7

\op etheýgoü eýgoü u'eýthaxti weýoühaý-biamaý. Weýahide etaýhi ki utheýwiükithaý-biamaý,
\tr they thought / as / scattering very much / they fled from them, they say. / Far away / arrived there / when / they assembled themselves, they say
\rf jod 1890:84.8

\op aýdoü uzhoüýge t'oü wathiýshna athaiý tediýhi ki goüý tiý-biamaý. Paýzexchi hiý ki
\tr therefore / road / there is / visible / it went / «occurred» / when / so / they pitched tents, they say. / Very late in the evening / they arrived / when
\rf jod 1890:84.9

\op tiýgaxe amaý shoüýgaxaý-bi egoüý eýthoübe ahiý-bi ki eýgithe uýkizaý-biamaý.
\tr players / the «sub.» / they ceased, they say / having / in sight / they arrived, they say / when / behold / no one there, they say.
\rf jod 1890:84.10

\op Shiüýgazhiüga 1Shiüýgazhiüga xageý za'eýxtioüý-biamaý. Tiuýthixthiýge ke akiý-biamaý bthuýga. Ki
\tr Children / crying / made a great noise, they say. / Old tent-sites / the «ob.» / reached home, they say / all. / And
\rf jod 1890:84.11

\op miüýzhiüga noüý-eýgoü amaý wakuý thishnoüýi ke iýkithe-hnoüý-biamaý, takoüý shti
\tr girl / grown somewhat / the «sub.» / awl / dropped / the «ob.» / were finding accidentally they say / deer-sinew / too
\rf jod 1890:84.12

\op iýkithe-hnoüý-biamaý. Ki nuýzhiüga amaý eýkithe amaý shuýka thoüthoüý zhuýkigthaý-
\tr were finding accidentally they say. / And / boy / the «sub.» / related to one another / the «sub.» / by companies / went with one another
\rf jod 1890:84.13

\op biamaý, zhoüthoüýha ge eýgaxe ithoüýtha-bi egoüý, xaýde aýzhi-biamaý, tiý akaý saýtoühai
\tr they say / bark / the «scattered» / around / they placed, they say / having / grass / they put on much, they say, / lodge / the / in five places
\rf jod 1890:84.14

\op te zhiüýgazhi-hnoü gaxaý-biamaý, uskiýxti-hnoüý-biamaý. Eýgithe maýthe amaý.
\tr the / not small, as a rule / they made they say, / very full as a rule they say. / At length / winter / they say.
\rf jod 1890:84.15

\op Nuýzhiüga noüý-biamaý. Kageýha, oüguýthide te, moüý oükiýkaxe te,
\tr Boy / two / grown they say. / My friend, / let us two be together, / arrow / let us two make for ourselves,
\rf jod 1890:84.16

\op aý-biamaý. Moüde pahoüýga gaxaý-biamaý. Moüýde ke akiýwa kigthiýshtoü-
\tr said «one» they say. / Bow / before / they made, they say. / Bow / the / both / they finished for themselves
\rf jod 1890:84.17

\op biamaý. Maýhiü-siý te gaxaý-biamaý, gtheýbhiwiüý-hnoü gaxaý-biamaý, athiüý taiteý
\tr they say. / Arrow-head / the / they made, they say / a hundred in a lot / they made, they say / what «one» shall have
\rf jod 1890:84.18

\op eýkina kikaýxa-biamaý. Moüýsa te gaxaý-biamaý. Eýgithe biýze amaý. Aýtha-biamaý
\tr a sufficient quantity / they made for themselves, they say. / Arrow-shaft / the / they made they say. / At length / dry / they say. / They glued them on, they say
\rf jod 1890:84.19

\op (moüýshoü te aýthaskabe aýtha-biamaý). Ki aýma toü eduaýtoü pa-iý te ugthaiý te
\tr (feather / the / to stick / they glued them on, they say). / And / the other / the «std. sub.» / next / sharp / the / he put in / the
\rf jod 1890:85.1

\op maýhiüsi te; gtheýbahiwiü thishtoüýi te. Goüýki shi aýma theý aýthai te, goüýki shi
\tr arrow-head / the; / a hundred / he finished. / And / again / the one / this / he glued them on / and / again
\rf jod 1890:85.2

\op maýhiüsi aýma toü uýgthe gthiüý te. Thishtoüý-biamaý. Ki moüý uzhiý taiteý haý wiü
\tr arrow-head / the other / the / putting them in / he sat / the. / They finished they say. / And / arrow / they put them in / shall / skin / one
\rf jod 1890:85.3

\op suý-biamaý. Akiýwaha kikaýxe thishtoüý-bi egoüý moüý te ugiýzhi-biamaý. Ki
\tr they slit, they say. / Both / making for himself / he finished, they say / having / arrow / the / he put in his own, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:85.4

\op gaý-biamaý: Kageýha, ugaýshoü oügaýthe te, aý-biamaý. Goüý athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe
\tr he said as follows they say: / My friend / traveling / let us go / he said, they say. / So / they went they say. / At length
\rf jod 1890:85.5

\op ti heýgazhi edediý amaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý ugaýhanaPaýze teýdi. Goüý shoüýge
\tr lodge / not a few / there were, / they say. / There / they arrived, they say / darkness / when. / So / horse
\rf jod 1890:85.6

\op wamoüýthoü-biamaý. The niýkashiüga ukeýthiü-ma iýkit'athai eýgoü tahaýwagthe gaxaý-
\tr they stole them they say. / This / Indians the / hate each other / so / shield / made
\rf jod 1890:85.7

\op biamaý; eý shti moüthoüýi te. Eý tahaýwagthe itiýze eý ithaýthisoüde athiüý-hnoüi. Goüý
\tr they say; / that / too / they stole. / That / shield / with it / that / by which it is held tight / they had as a rule. / So
\rf jod 1890:85.8

\op agthaý-biamaý. Shoüýge-ma edaýbe waýthiü-bi egoüý, waýthiü agthaý-biamaý, aýhigi
\tr they went homeward, they say. / The horses / also / they had them, they say / having, / having them / they went homeward, they say / many
\rf jod 1890:85.9

\op weýnashai te. Akiý-biamaý. Ki nuýzhiüga noüý-hnoü gatoüý-ma shoüýge eýkinaýxti
\tr they took away from them. / They reached home, they say. / And / boy / grown only / the ones that tall / horse / just a sufficient number
\rf jod 1890:85.10

\op wa'iý-biamaý. Shi miüýzhiüga-ma shoüýge miügaý wa'iý-biamaý. Goüýki nuýzhiüga
\tr they gave them, they say. / Again / girls the / horse / female / they gave them, they say. / And / boy
\rf jod 1890:85.11

\op gachoüý-ma shoüýgetazhiüýga wa'iý-biamaý. Kageýha, shoüý, aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr the ones that high / colt / they gave them, them say. / My friend / enough / they said, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:85.12

\op wiüoüýwata athaý-bazhi shoüý tiýgaxe oüýthai ahiýi-thoüýdi ediý-hnoü shoüshoüý-biamaý.
\tr to what place / they went not / still / playing / abandoned / reached, at the / there only / always they say.
\rf jod 1890:85.13

\op Eýgithe maýthe amaý. Eýgithe teý atiý-biamaý Ki the nuýzhiüga noüýba noüý ahiý
\tr At length / winter / they say. / At length / buffalo / has come, they say. / And / this / boy / two / grown / arrived
\rf jod 1890:85.14

\op akaý akiýwa wahuýtoüthiü athiüýi te, moüýzhiha shti athiüýi te. Goüý teý-ma weýnaxithaý-
\tr the «sub.» / both / bow / they had / quiver / too / they had. / And / the buffaloes / they attacked them
\rf jod 1890:85.15

\op biamaý Akiýwa duýba-hnoü t'eýwathaý-biamaý. Goüý akiý-biamaý, wa'iüýkithe
\tr they say. / Both / four only / he killed them, they say. / And / they reached home, they say / they who cause to carry
\rf jod 1890:85.16

\op nuýzhiüga waýthiü ahiý-biamaý. Goüý xaýde ti Peýthoüba gaýxai ke eýkina ugthiüý te
\tr boy / having them / they arrived there, they say. / And / grass / lodge / seven / made / the / in equal numbers / they sat in / when
\rf jod 1890:85.17

\op tanuýka te uhaý uthiýxpathe agiý-bi shoüý aýhigi toügaý t'eýwathe egoüý tanuýka
\tr fresh meat / the / following «the camp circle» / they let fall / were returning, they say / in fact / many / great / killed them / having / fresh meat
\rf jod 1890:85.18

\op toügaý wa'iý-biamaý tiý ke woüýgithe. Ki haý thiü shi umiüýzhe wa'iý-biamaý eýkina,
\tr great «quantity» / they gave them, they say / lodge the «col. ob.» / every one. / And / skin / the / again / bed / they gave them, they say / equally
\rf jod 1890:85.19

\op ki shi takoüý shi eýkina wa'iý-biamaý tiý ke.
\tr and / again / deer-sinew / again / equally / they gave them, they say / lodge / the «col. ob.».
\rf jod 1890:85.20

\op Goüý shi wanaýse ahiý-biamaý. Akiýwa shaýPe-hnoü t'eýwathaý-biamaý. Ediýhi
\tr And / again / to surround / they arrived they say. / Both / six only / killed them they say. / Hence
\rf jod 1890:86.1

\op uýzhawaý-biamaý. Goüý tanuýka ke iýshe-xtioüý-biamaý. Goüý tahaýnuka uthuýthiügeý-
\tr in good spirits, they say. / And / fresh meat / the / rich in very they say. / And / green hide / those who were left
\rf jod 1890:86.2

\op ma wa'iýi te haý shi. Eýgithe nugeý te amaý ki nuýzhiüga amaý shi noüýba
\tr without / they gave them / to /  / again. / At length / it was summer / they say / when / boy / the «sub.» / again / two
\rf jod 1890:86.3

\op thaýbthiü gtheýba sheýtoü noüý-biamaý, ki wa'uý akaý shti eýkina shi noüýi te. Ki
\tr three / ten / so far / were grown, they say, / and / woman / the «sub.» / too / in equal numbers / again / were grown. / And
\rf jod 1890:86.4

\op nuýzhiüga noübaý akaý ukiýkiaý-biamaý: Kageýha, na! uwaýgtha oüthiüýi te. Ki
\tr boy / two / the «sub.» / they talked with each other they say: / Friend / alas! / sufferers / we are. / We take wives from each other
\rf jod 1890:86.5

\op taiý, aý-biamaý. Goüý theý nuýzhiüga noüýba pahoüýga akaý wa'uý noüýba itoüýgewathaý-
\tr will, / they said, they say. / And / this / boy / two / before / the «sub.» / woman / two / had them for sisters
\rf jod 1890:86.6

\op biamaý. Ki eý akiýwaha ki'iý-bi egoüý wagthoüý-biamaý. Shi theý ushteý amaý
\tr they say. / And / that / both «on either side» / gave to the other they say / having / they married them they say. / Again / this / the remaining ones
\rf jod 1890:86.7

\op kigthoüýwakithaý-biamaý. Goüý eý nugeý te woüýgithe noüýi eýgoü miüýgthoü-biamaý,
\tr caused them to marry one another they say. / And / that / summer / the / every one / grown / somewhat / they took wives they say,
\rf jod 1890:86.8

\op gtheýba noüýba aýta-biamaý. Ki eýnaxchi tiý ke thishtoüý-bi e teý-ma haý ge tiýha
\tr twenty / beyond they say. / And / «they» only / lodge / the / finished they say. / that / the buffaloes / hide / the «pl. ob.» / skin lodge
\rf jod 1890:86.9

\op gaxaý-biamaý, ushteý amaý eý tiý te uskeýxti ugthiüý-biamaý, noüý hiýbazhi-maý.
\tr they made, they say, / the rest / they / lodge / the / very full / they sat in, they say / grown / they who reached not.
\rf jod 1890:86.10

\op Eýgithe shi nudoüý athaý-biamaý. Ki theý nuýzhiüga noübaý akaý pahoüýga nudoüý
\tr At lenght / again / on the war-path / they went, they say. / And / this / boy / two / the / before / on the war-path
\rf jod 1890:86.11

\op ahiý akaý shi athaý-biamaý akiýwa. Shi shoüýge gtheýba-hiýwiü noüýba weýnashaý-biamaý.
\tr went / the ones who / again / went, they say / both. / Again / horse / hundred / two / they snatched from them they say, / they say,
\rf jod 1890:86.12

\op goüý shi waýthiü akiý-biamaý. Shi nuýzhiüga-ma noüý-ma eýkinaýxti shoüýge wa'iý-
\tr and / again / having them / reached home they say. / Again / the boys / those who were grown / equally / horse / they gave them
\rf jod 1890:86.13

\op biamaý. Goüýki shi nuýzhiüga-ma shi eýgoü shoüýge wa'iý-biamaý. Eýgithe shi
\tr they say. / And / again / boys the / again / so / horse / they gave them, they say. / At length / again
\rf jod 1890:86.14

\op maýthe amaý. Maýthe ki shi teý wakiýda-biamaý. Niýashiüga miüýgthoü amaý
\tr winter / they say. / Winter / when / again / buffalo / they shot at them, they say. / Person / took wives / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:86.15

\op woüýgithe teý wakiýda-biamaý. Ki ediýhi woüýgithe uthuýhi eýgoü-biamaý,
\tr every one / buffalo / they shot at them, they say. / And / hence / every one / had a sufficient quantity / somewhat they say,
\rf jod 1890:86.16

\op umiüýzhe ge wa'iýi ge, takoüýha ge, shoüý bthuýgaxti shoü uthuýhiwagithaý-biamaý.
\tr bed / the «pl. ob.» / they gave them / the «pl. ob.» / deer-sinew / the «pl. ob.», / in fact / all / in fact / caused them «their own» to have a sufficient quantity they say.
\rf jod 1890:86.17

\op Goüýki shi eý maýthe te woüýgithe kigthoüýwakithaý-biamaý shi. Ki ediýhi
\tr And / again / that / winter / the / every one / they caused them to marry one another they say / again. / And / then
\rf jod 1890:86.18

\op e'oüý thiügeý. Shoüý nugeý te. Goüýki shi teý wakiýda te. Bthuýgaxti tiýgsha-
\tr what the matter / there was none. / And / it was summer. / And / again / buffalo / they shot at them. / All / dwelt in lodges
\nt =@{tiýgtha-}
\rf jod 1890:86.19

\op biamaý, tiý iteýtha-biamaý, tiý gtheýbahiýwiü ki eýdi gtheýba-Peýthoüba. Goüý gthiüý-
\tr they say, / lodge / they put them up, they say, / lodge / a hundred / and / by it / seventy. / Thus / they say
\rf jod 1890:86.20

\op biamaý. Eýgithe, Weaýnaxithai hau, aý-biamaý. Theýaka noübaý akaý kigthiýtoü-
\tr it is said. / At length, / We are attacked / ! / they said, they say. / This / two / the «sub.» / prepared for battle
\rf jod 1890:87.1

\op biamaý akiýwa. Tiý te uthuýshiataýxti weýgaxaý-biamaý. (Nuýzhiüga-hnoü eýgithoüý-
\tr they say / both. / Lodge / the / in the very center / they made for them, they say. / (Boy only / said it to
\rf jod 1890:87.2

\op biamaý, Huýthuga gaýxai-doü uthuýshiata tiý weýgaxaýi-ga, aý-biamaý) Eýgithe e
\tr they say, / Circle / made when / in the center / lodge / make ye for us, / they said, they say.) / At length / that
\rf jod 1890:87.3

\op weýnaxiýthai teeý. Eýgithe shoüýge iý koütoüýi-biamaý. Akiýwa eýdi athaiý te.
\tr they were attacked «as aforesaid». / At length / horse / mouths / were tied, they say. / Both / there / they went.
\rf jod 1890:87.4

\op Weýnaxithai te. Aýma akaý wiüý uthoüý-biamaý, goüki shi aýma akaý shi wiüý uthoüý-
\tr They attacked them. / The one / the «sub.» / one / he held they say, / and / again / the other / the «sub.» / again / one / he held
\rf jod 1890:87.5

\op biamaý; akiýwa niýta uýthoü-biamaý. Goüýki wabaýaze waýthiü athaiý te haý shi.
\tr they say; / both / alive / they held them, they say. / And / scaring them / having them / they went /  / again.
\rf jod 1890:87.6

\op Shi aýma akaý shi wiüý t'eýtha-biamaý, shi aýma akaý shi wiüý t'eýtha-biamaý. Shoüýge-
\tr Again / the one / the «sub.» / again / one / he killed, they say, / again / the other / the «sub.» / again / one / he killed, they say. / Horses
\rf jod 1890:87.7

\op ma weýnashe-hnoüý-biamaý. Shoüýxti goüý noühoüý waýthiü-biamaý. Goüý, Keý,
\tr the / they snatched from them regularly they say. / Walking even till night / they had them, they say. / And / Come,
\rf jod 1890:87.8

\op shoüýoügaýxe taiý, aý-biamaý akiwaý. Goüý akiý-biamaý. Niýashiüga-ma t'eýwathaiý-ma
\tr let us stop, / said, they say / both. / And / they reached home, they say. / Persons the / those who were killed
\rf jod 1890:87.9

\op nazhiýha maýwaxoüý-bi egoüý uýzhawaxtioüý-biamaý. Wa'uý amaý uthiýshoü wachiýgaxaý-
\tr hair / cut off of them they say / having / in very good spirits they say. / Woman / the / around in a circle / they danced
\rf jod 1890:87.10

\op biamaý. Goüý oüýba gtheýba wachiýgaxe-hnoü shoüshoüýi te. Eýgithe Paýze hiý amaý.
\tr they say. / And / day / ten / they danced continually. / At length / evening / it arrived, they say.
\rf jod 1890:87.11

\op Iýkimoüýthiü atiý hau, aý-biamaý Eýgithe Ishtiýnike ameý amaý. Theý oüýxtieýgoü
\tr Visitor / has come / ! / said «one», they say. / It happened / @{Ishtiýnike} / was / the «mv. sub.». / This / head-man
\rf jod 1890:87.12

\op uýzhu tiý aýwateý a, aý-biamaý. Theýte, aý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Atiý ha,
\tr chief / lodge / where-the / ? / he said, they say. / This is it, / they said, they say. / There / he arrived, they say. / I have come / ,
\rf jod 1890:87.13

\op kageýha, aý-biamaý. Hau! uthiýthai eýgoü winaý'oü piý ha, aý-biamaý. Shoü nuý
\tr friend, / he said, they say. / Ho! / you have been told of «reported of» / as / I hear you / I have been coming / , / he said, they say. / And / man
\rf jod 1890:87.14

\op hniü, washkoüýi-ga, kageýha, aý-biamaý. Goüý, Zhiütheýha, shoüýge wiü wi'iý, aý-biamaý.
\tr you are, / be ye strong, / friend, / he said, they say. / And, / Elder brother, / horse / one / I give thee, / said «one», they say.
\rf jod 1890:87.15

\op Oüýkazhi ha, kageýha, aý-biamaý. Uthiý'agaý-biamaý. Moüýzhiha ke-hnoüý moüý ke
\tr Not so, / , / younger brother / he said, they say. / He was unwilling, they say. / Quiver / the only / arrow / the
\rf jod 1890:87.16

\op xtaýashe, aý-biamaý. Wabthaýte teýgoü oüthaý'i thoü teýxi ha, aý-biamaý. Oü, aý-biamaý.
\tr I love, / he said, they say. / I eat / in order to / you gave me / the / difficult / , / he said, they say. / Yes, / they said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:87.17

\op Ki moü Paýxe taý miüke, aý-biamaý (Ishtiýnike akaý). Moüý gtheýbahiýwiü noüýba
\tr And / arrow / I make / will / I who, / said, they say / (@{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.»). / Arrow / hundred / two
\rf jod 1890:87.18

\op gaxaý-biamaý, thishtoüý-biamaý. Akiýwaha wa'iýi te. Zhiütheýha, shoüý ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr he made, they say, / he finished they say. / Both / he gave them. / Elder brother, / enough / , / they said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:87.19

\op Goüý wanaýshe waýgtha-kithaý-biamaý Ishtiýnike.
\tr And / police / to go for them they caused him, they say / @{Ishtiýnike}.
\rf jod 1890:87.20

\op Goüý weýnaxithaý-biamaý. Shi Ishtiýnike akaý wiüý t'eýtha-biamaý, uthoüý-
\tr And / they were attacked, they say. / Again / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / one / killed they say, / he held him
\rf jod 1890:88.1

\op biamaý. Nazhiýha heýbe maýxoü thiza-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Wa'uý amaý
\tr they say. / Hair / part / he cut off / he took, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Woman / the
\rf jod 1890:88.2

\op weýxuka-hnoüý-biamaý. Ishtiýnike amaý saýbexti kikaýxextioüý-biamaý, Peýde
\tr he sang for them regularly they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / very black / he made himself they say, / fire
\rf jod 1890:88.3

\op naxtheý naýzhithaý-biamaý bituýba-bi egoüý iýsabekithaý-biamaý. Ki eý gaýxe aiý,
\tr charcoal / he caused to go out, they say / he rubbed to powder, they say / having / he blackened himself with, they say. / And / that «one» / made it / they say
\rf jod 1890:88.4

\op Ishtiýnike thiüý. Niýkashiüga ukeýthiü iýkit'athaiý eýgoü t'eýkithai teýdi u'oüýt'oü
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. one». / Indians / they hate one another / as / they kill one another / when / cause «blame»
\rf jod 1890:88.5

\op aýgthai te Ishtiýnike akaý eý naxtheý iýsabekithaiý, naxtheý iýki'oüýi te, eý goüzeý
\tr they ascribe to / when / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / that «one» / charcoal / he blackened himself with, / charcoal / he painted himself with, / that «one» / taught
\rf jod 1890:88.6

\op akeý-biamaý, aiý. Goüý-biamaý aýzhi-thoüýthoü zhuýt'oüi te, ki tiý aýzhi-thoüýthoü thi-
\tr the one who, it is said, / they say. / In the course of time, they say / different ones / matured, / and / lodge / different ones / were
\rf jod 1890:88.7

\op moüýgthai te, heýgashtewoüýzhi, gtheýbahiýwiütoüýga noübaý-biamaý shiüýgazhiüýga
\tr set up / a great many, / thousand / two they say / children
\rf jod 1890:88.8

\op waoüýthaii amaý. Eýgithe gaý-biamaý Ishtiýnike: Kageý, aý-biamaý iýkimoüýthiü
\tr they were abandoned / the «sub.». / At length / said as follows, they say / @{Ishtiýnike}: / O younger brother, / he said, they say, / as a visitor
\rf jod 1890:88.9

\op btheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Ki, Zhiütheýha, aýaketa hneý te, aý-biamaý. Oühoü,
\tr I go / will / I who, / he said, they say. / And, / Elder brother, / whither / you go / will, / they said, they say. / Yes,
\rf jod 1890:88.10

\op shoüý goüý btheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Goüý niýashiüga utheýwiüwathaý-biamaý.
\tr just because I wish it / I go / will / I who, / he said, they say. / And / person / they assembled them they say.
\rf jod 1890:88.11

\op Theýthiüke nuýzhiüga noübaý akaý oüýxtieýga akaý eý weýmaxaiý te Keý, nuýzhiüga
\tr This one / boy / two / the «sub.» / head man / the «sub.» / that «they» / they were questioned. / Come, / boy
\rf jod 1890:88.12

\op noüý-hnoü theýma eýbe ithaýdithe-hnoüýi eteý ki, iüwiüýthai-ga, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike
\tr grown only / these / who / each has for a father / ought, / tell ye to me, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:88.13

\op akaý. Ki gaý-biamaý, moüý noübaý akaý: Wiý shti iüdaýdi goüýthiükeý, izhaýzhe
\tr the «sub.». / And / said as follows, they say, / grown / two / the «sub.»: / I / too / my father / is such a one, / name
\rf jod 1890:88.14

\op gthaýda-bi egoüý. Ki ushteý amaý gaý-biamaý: Wioüýbahoü-bazhiý-shteoüýi, aý-biamaý.
\tr called his, they say / having. / And / remainder / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / We do not know at all, / they said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:88.15

\op Ishtiýnike amaý athaý-biamaý. Goüý utoüýnadi-hnoü zhoüýi te. Shoüý oüýbatheýgoü
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / went they say. / And / in a place between regularly / he slept. / And / as it was day
\rf jod 1890:88.16

\op uthuýagthe duýba zhoüý shoüýxti goüý noühoüý-biamaý. Oüýba weýsatoü zhoüý te
\tr throughout / four / «day» sleep / he walked even till night they say. / Day / the fifth / sleep / the
\rf jod 1890:88.17

\op eýdi ahiý-biamaý tiýi thoüýdi. Oüýxtieýgoü tiý te aýwate, aý-biamaý. Sheýhite,
\tr there / arrived, they say / lodges / the «circle» at. / Head-man / lodge / the / where-the, / he said, they say. / Yonder it is
\rf jod 1890:88.18

\op aý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Iýkimoüýthiü atiý hau aý-biamaý nuý wiü. Goüý,
\tr they said, they say. / There / he arrived, they say. / A visitor / he has come / ! / said, they say / man / one. / And,
\rf jod 1890:88.19

\op Keý iýutha eýgoü-ga, aý-biamaý. Tiý aýkishugaýxtioüý-biamaý eýgaxe ithoüýthai te.
\tr Come, / do tell the news, / they said, they say. / Lodge / very thick they say / around in a circle / they were put.
\rf jod 1890:88.20

\op Oüýhoü, aý-biamaý, niýashiüga juýba ediý amaý ha, aý-biamaý. Niýashiüga juýba
\tr Yes, / he said, they say, / people / some / there were, it is said / , / he said, they say. / People / some
\rf jod 1890:88.21

\op eskoüý wathaýoühnaiý, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, aý-biamaý, niýashiüga juýba shiüýgazhiüga
\tr it may be / you abandoned them, / he said, they say. / Yes, / they said, they say, / person / some / children
\rf jod 1890:89.1

\op juýba oüwoüýgioüthai. Ki Moüchuý akaý wegaýxai, noüýoüwoüpaiý eýgoü eýgoü-
\tr some / we abandoned our own. / And / Grizzly bear / the «sub.» / he did it for us, / we feared them «the Bear» / as / so
\rf jod 1890:89.2

\op iwiüýgaxai, aý-biamaý. Niýashiüga noüýba oüýxtieýgoü akaý aýma thaýta akaý
\tr we did it to them «the children» / they said, they say. / Person / two / head-man / the «sub.» / the one / left-handed / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:89.3

\op ha, aý-biamaý. Ki oüýxtieýgoü akaý etaý-bi aý-biamaý. She wiwiýta, aý-biamaý.
\tr . / he said, they say. / And / head-man / the «sub.» / his / he said, they say. / That / my own, / he said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:89.4

\op Ihoüý akaý xagaý-biamaý uthiýthai ki. Ki shi aýma oüýxtieýgoü akaý shi etaý
\tr His mother / the «sub.» / cried they say / they told of her own / when. / And / again / the other / head-man / the «sub.» / again / his
\rf jod 1890:89.5

\op akaýma. Goüý eý shti shi, Goüýthiükeý wiwiýta, aý-biamaý. Ishtiýnike gaiý te:
\tr was, they say. / And / he / too / again, / Such a one / my own, / he said, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / said as follows:
\rf jod 1890:89.6

\op Wa'uý wiüý goüýthiükeý, aý-biamaý Goüý xageý za'eýxtioüý-biamaý wagiýna'oüýi te.
\tr Woman / one / such a one, / he said, they say. / And / crying / they made a very great noise, they say / when they heard of their own.
\rf jod 1890:89.7

\op Goüý, Duýba zhoüý ki agtheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Eýna zhoüý
\tr And, / Four / sleep / when / I go homeward / will / I who, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / That many / sleep
\rf jod 1890:89.8

\op teýdi agthaiý te. Agthaiý teýdi gaý-biamaý: Gaxthoüý thiýkui, aý-biamaý. Oüýba
\tr when / he went homeward. / He went homeward / when / he said as follows, they say: / To move camp / they have invited you / said he, they say. / Day
\rf jod 1890:89.9

\op Peýthoüba zhoüý te eýdi shiý taý-bi eýskoü etheýgoüi, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Goüý
\tr seven / sleep / the / there / you come / will / it may be / they thought, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / And
\rf jod 1890:89.10

\op wahoüý-hnoüi te. Oüýba Peýthoüba zhoüý te koüge-xchi ahiýi te.
\tr they removed. / Day / seven / sleep / the / that many / sleep / the «when» / near very / they arrived.
\rf jod 1890:89.11

\op Ishtiýnike amaý akiý-biamaý Gaý-biamaý: Kageý, aý-biamaý iüýtha-maýzhi, kageý,
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / reached home, they said. / He said as follows, they said: / Younger brother / said he, they said, / I am sorrowful, younger brother,
\rf jod 1890:89.12

\op aý-biamaý. Oüý, zhiütheýha, iüdaýdoü eýiüte iüwiüýthahna eteý ki, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü,
\tr said he, they say. / Yes, / elder brother, / whatever / it may be / you tell me / ought, / he said, they say. / Yes,
\rf jod 1890:89.13

\op thiýadi oüýxtieýgoü te ki shoüý niýkashiüga wiüý beýgithexti thiükeý, aý-biamaý, iýe te
\tr your father / was head-man / when / yet / person / one / a great stranger / the one who / said he, they say, / word the
\rf jod 1890:89.14

\op eýna'oü eýgoü thioüýthai te piýazhi gaýxai. Tha'eýwithai akiýwa, aý-biamaý. Akiýwa
\tr listened to for him / as / he abandoned you / when / bad / he did. / I pity you / both, / said he, they say. / Both
\rf jod 1890:89.15

\op noüýde-uthaýti eýgoü Pamoüýgthe gthiüý-biamaý. Wiüýke iýnahiü aýhoü, etheýgoü
\tr heart he made pain by talking / as / with bowed head / they sat they say. / He tells the truth / indeed / ! / thinking
\rf jod 1890:89.16

\op gthiüý-biamaý akiýwa. Hoüý amaý. Ishtiýnike giýboü ithaý-biamaý thaýta akaý.
\tr sat they say / both. / Night / was, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / to call him / had gone, they say / left-handed / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:89.17

\op Zhiütheýha, iý-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Ki eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, aý-biamaý. Thisoüýga
\tr Elder brother, / come hither, / , / he said, they say. / And / there / he arrived, they say. / Yes, / said he, they say. / Your younger brother
\rf jod 1890:89.18

\op agiýmoügthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Thitaýhoü eýdi hneý te, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, aý-biamaý.
\tr begone for him, / he said, they say. / Your wife's brother / there / you go please, / said he, they say. / Yes, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:89.19

\op Ki eýdi athaiý te. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Goüý, Wizhiüýthe, tahoüýha, iýe tethoüý noüýde-
\tr And / there / he went. / There / he arrived, they say. / And, / My elder brother / O sister's husband, / what he has spoken / heart
\rf jod 1890:89.20

\op iüýpi-maýzhi, aý biamaý. Uthuýdoübaý-ga, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, eýgoü, aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr for me sad, / said he, they say. / Consider it, / said he, they say. / Yes, / so, / said he, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:90.1

\op tiý tediýhi ki oügaýxe teý, aý-biamaý. Goüý oüýba amaý. Ishtiýnike akaý Pahaýta
\tr they arrive here / it occurs / when / let us do it, / said he, they say. / And / day / was, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / to the bluff
\rf jod 1890:90.2

\op athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe akiý-biamaý Kageý, gaxthoüý amaý a-iý amaý ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr went, they say. / At lenght / he reached home, they say. / Younger brother, / those who are moving their camp / are coming hither / , / he said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:90.3

\op Atiý tiý-biamaý, wachiýshka agthoüýkoühoü tiý-biamaý, huýthuga wtoügaýtheha. Shoüý
\tr They came / and pitched tents, they say, / creek / on both sides / they pitched tents, they say. / tribal circle / extended over a large piece of land. / And
\rf jod 1890:90.4

\op niýashiüga amaý shiüýgazhiüga iýgiPahoüamaý atiý tiý-bi egoüý shoüý shiüýgazhiüga ugiýne
\tr person / the «sub.» / child / they who knew their own / came / pitched tents, they say / having / and / child / seeking «their» own
\rf jod 1890:90.5

\op moüthiüý egoüý kiuýxpagthe moüthiüý-biamaý. Eýgithe nuýzhiüga noübaý akaý giýku
\tr walked / having / moving back and forth among themselves / they walked, they say. / At length / boy / two / the one who / to invite them
\rf jod 1890:90.6

\op ahiý-biamaý. Moüchuý thiýkui ha, aý-biamaý. Athaý-bazhiý-biamaý. Eýgithe wa'uý wiü
\tr arrived, they say. / Grizzly bear / invites you / , / said, they say. / They did not go, they say. / At length / woman / one
\rf jod 1890:90.7

\op ahiý-biamaý. Wiýshi'e+, thiýkui he, aý-biamaý. Tiýata iý-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr arrived, they say. / My sister's husband, / you are invited / , / she said, they say. / To the lodge / come / , / he said, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:90.8

\op tiýadi gthiüýkithaý-biamaý wa'uý thiükeý. Eýgithe shi wa'uý wiü atiý-biamaý. Shi
\tr in the lodge / he caused her to sit, they say / woman / the «st. ob.». / At length / again / woman / one / came, they say. / Again
\rf jod 1890:90.9

\op eýgithoüý-biamaý: Wiýshi'e+, thiýkui he, aý-biamaý. Tiýata iý-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr said to him, they say: / My sister's husband / you are invited / , / said, they say. / To the lodge / come / , / he said, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:90.10

\op tiýadi gthiüýkithaý-biamaý wa'uý thiüke. Goüý gtheýkithabaýzhi te ha shi. Eýgithe shi
\tr in the lodge / he caused her to sit, they say / woman / the «st. ob.». / And / he did not cause her to go homeward /  / again. / At length / again
\rf jod 1890:90.11

\op hoüýegoüche goü-eýgoü te ki shi wiüý atiý-biamaý. Shi eýgithoüý-biamaý: Wiýshi'e+,
\tr morning / a little while was / when / again / one / came, they say. / Again / said to him, they say: / My sister's husband,
\rf jod 1890:90.12

\op thiýkui he, aý-biamaý. Tiýata iý-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý tiýadi gthiüýkithaý-biamaý
\tr you are invited / , / she said, they say. / To the lodge / come / , / he said, they say. / And / in the lodge / he caused her to sit, they say
\rf jod 1890:90.13

\op wa'uý thiükeý, eý thaýta akeý-biamaý, giýkui akaý; ki athaý-baýzhi-hnoüý-biamaý. Eýgithe
\tr woman / the «st. ob.», / that / left-handed / it was he they say, / he who was invited; / and / he went not as a rule they say. / At length
\rf jod 1890:90.14

\op weýduba thiükeý atiý-biamaý. Wiýshi'e+, thiýkui he, aý-biamaý. Tiýata iý-ga ha,
\tr the fourth / the one who / came, they say. / My sister's husband, / you are invited / , / she said, they say. / To the lodge / come / ,
\rf jod 1890:90.15

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý tiýadi gthiüýkithaý-biamaý wa'uý thiükeý. Ki eýgithe uýzhuxti ameý
\tr he said, they say. / And / in the lodge / he caused her to sit, they say / woman / the «st. ob.». / And / at length / real principal / the one who was
\rf jod 1890:90.16

\op atiý-biamaý Moüchuý amaý. Wahnaýte teýgoü thihoüýga amaý athiýgiti thoüýshti,
\tr came, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / You eat / in order that / your wife's sister / the «sub.» / came for you / heretofore,
\rf jod 1890:90.17

\op aý-biamaý. Ishtiýnike akaý doüýbexti gthiüý-biamaý, xtaýtha-bazhiý-biamaý. Goüý agthaý-
\tr he said, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / seeing him plainly / sat they say, / he loved him not, they say. / And / went homeward
\rf jod 1890:90.18

\op biamaý. Eýgithe shi atiý-biamaý. Kageý, thihoüýga giýwakitheýgoü-ga, aý-biamaý
\tr they say. / At length / again / he came, they say. / Younger brother, / your wife's sister / do cause them to come, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:90.19

\op Ishtiýnike akaý. Weý'e pa-iý athiüý eýde eýthoübe ahiý-biamaý goüý, Moügthiüý-ga,
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Hoe / sharp / had / but / in sight / arrived, they say / and, / Begone
\rf jod 1890:90.20

\op aý-biamaý. Na! eaýtoü aýdoü, aý-biamaý (Moüchuý akaý). Oüýhoü, shoüý moügthiüý-ga,
\tr said, they say. / Why! / wherefore? / said, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / Yes, / still / begone,
\rf jod 1890:91.1

\op aý-biamaý Eýgithe isoüýga eýthoübe atiý-biamaý, thaýta akaý wahuýtoüthiü agthaýthiü-bi
\tr he said, they say. / At length / his younger brother / in sight / came, they say, / left-handed / the «sub.» / gun «bow?» / had his own, they say
\rf jod 1890:91.2

\op egoüý. Aýma akaý shi eýthoübe atiý-biamaý wahuýtoüthiü agthaýthiü-bi egoüý. Thihoüýga
\tr having. / The other one / again / in sight / came, they say / gun «bow» / had his own, they say / having. / Your wife's sister
\rf jod 1890:91.3

\op wi'iý ha, aý-biamaý Moüchuý akaý (thaýta thiükeý eý wakaý-bi egoüý). Shi aýma akaý
\tr I give to you / , / said, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.» / (left-handed / the «ob.» / that / he meant, they say / having). / Again / the other one
\rf jod 1890:91.4

\op ku'eý a-iý-biamaý. Moüchuý amaý oüýhe athaý-biamaý. Ki Ishtiýnike akaý eýdi ku'eý
\tr with a rush / was coming, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.» / fleeing / went they say. / And / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / there / with a rush
\rf jod 1890:91.5

\op athaý-biamaý. Nashkiý thoü gaxiýx itheýtha-biamaý. Yuý! yuý! aý-biamaý. (Waweýxta ki
\tr went they say. / Head / the «ob.» / he crushed in suddenly they say. / Yoo! / yoo! / said, they say. / (They abuse / when
\rf jod 1890:91.6

\op goüý-hnoüi, aý-biamaý) Goüý shoüý shoüýge wagiýkoütoüý-biamaý. Weýna shoü atiý ti-
\tr thus it is, / it is said, they say.) / And / horse / they tied their they / say. / To ask for them / in fact / came / pitched tents
\rf jod 1890:91.7

\op maý eý shiüýgazhiüga wagiýtoübe ti-maý eý sheýnawasheýxtioüý-biamaý.
\tr the ones who / that / child / to see their own / those who came / that / they fully exterminated them they say.
\rf jod 1890:91.8

\ti @{Ishtiýnike}, the coyote, and the colt.

\op Eýgithe Shoüýge zhiügaýthixthiýge wiüý zhoüt'eý keý amaý ke Miýkasi akaý doüýbe
\tr It happened / Horse / small, two years old / one / was lying asleep, it is said / when «?» / Coyote / the «sub.» / looking at it
\rf jod 1890:96.1

\op mazhiüý akaýma. Ishtiýnike akaý deýdi ahiý-biamaý. Hau! kageýha, theýke Shoüýge
\tr was standing, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / to it / came they say. / Ho! / friend, / this «lg. ob.» / Horse
\rf jod 1890:96.2

\op wiü t'eýde-goü gaxeý oüthiýsnu oühaýthai-de oüthaýte oügoüýthai eýde oüthiý'iü-baýzhi-hnoüýi.
\tr one / dead, but / aside / we drag it / we go when / we eat it / we wished / but / we have not succeeded in moving it.
\rf jod 1890:96.3

\op Uaýwagikoüýi-ga, aý-biamaý Miýkasi akaý. Kageýha, siüýde ke noübeý te
\tr Help us / said, they say / Coyote / the «sub.». / Friend, / tail / the «ob.» / hand / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:96.4

\op iýwikoütoüý te haý, goüýki shniýdoü ki siýhi oüguýthoüý eýde oüthiýsnu oügaýthe
\tr I tie you with / will / , / and / you pull on / when / legs / we take hold of / but / we drag it / we go
\rf jod 1890:96.5

\op taiý, aý-biamaý Miýkasi akaý. Oüýhoü, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Goüýki, Keý,
\tr will, / said, they say / Coyote / the «sub.». / Yes, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / And, / Come,
\rf jod 1890:96.6

\op iüthiüýkoütoüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý Miýkasi akaý Ishtiýnike toü noübeý te
\tr tie mine for me, / he said, they say. / And / Coyote / the «sub.» / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «ob.» / hand / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:96.7

\op iýkoütoü-biamaý Shoüýge siüýde ke, sagiý-xti gaxaý-bi egoüý. Thishtoüý-bi ki,
\tr tied with it they say / Horse / tail / the «ob.» / tight very / made it, they say / having. / He finished, they say / when,
\rf jod 1890:96.8

\op Keý, kageýha, thidoüý-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Ki Ishtiýnike akaý thidoüý-biamaý.
\tr Come, / friend, / pull on it / , / he said, they say. / And / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / pulled on it, they say.
\rf jod 1890:96.9

\op Shoüýge akaý iýkithaý-biamaý, nazhiüý aýtiaýtha-biamaý, thisnuý athaý-biamaý. Ishtiýnike
\tr Horse / the «sub.» / awoke they say, / he stood / suddenly they say, / dragging him / he went they say. / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:96.10

\op noüteýshteoüý-biamaý, noüxaýge athiüý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Miýkasi akaý iýxa
\tr he even kicked him they say, / making him cry from kicking / he had him they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the (one who.) / Coyote / the «sub.» / laughing
\rf jod 1890:96.11

\op gaskiý wakoüýdithe-hnoüý-biamaý. Eýgithe Ishtiýnike noüstaýki theýtha-biamaý,
\tr panted / excessively they say. / At length / @{Ishtiýnike} / he kicked, and sent flying through the air, they say,
\rf jod 1890:96.12

\op noüshpaýshpaxchioüý-biamaý. Eaýtoü ki eýgoüeý'oü eteýdoü, eý-hnoü-biamaý Ishtiýnike
\tr he kicked off very deep pieces of flesh, they say. / Why / if / I do so to him / apt? / said regularly they say / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:96.13

\op akaý. Eýgithe eýgasaýni ki Ishtiýnike akaý huhuý wiü thateý akaýma. Ki Miýkasi
\tr the «sub.». / It happened / the following day / when / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / fish / one / was eating, it is said. / And / Coyote
\rf jod 1890:96.14

\op akaý eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Wuhuý! kageýha, uýzhawa iýnahiü a, aý-biamaý Miýkasi
\tr the «sub.» / there / arrived, they say. / Woo-hoo-oo! / friend, / a pleasure / truly / ! / said, they say / Coyote
\rf jod 1890:96.15

\op akaý. Oüýhoü, kageýha, eýgoü, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Kageýha, eaýtoü aýzhoü
\tr the «sub.». / Yes, / friend, / so, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Friend, / how / you did
\rf jod 1890:96.16

\op ki shniýze a, huhuý ke. Kageýha, nuýxe ke uaýga'uýde ki siüýde ke uaýgthe
\tr when / you took it / ? / fish / the «ob.». / Friend, / ice / the «ob.» / I broke a hole in / when / tail / the «ob.» / I put in
\rf jod 1890:96.17

\op agthiüý niý ke. Sabaýzhi-xti huhuý wiü oüýthahai siüýde ke, ki bthiýze ha.
\tr I sat / water / the «ob.». / Very suddenly / fish / one / bit me / tail / the «ob.» / and / I took it / 
\rf jod 1890:96.18

\op Kageýha, aýwathoüdiý a, aý-biamaý Miýkasi akaý. Kageýha, sheýthoüdi eýdegoü
\tr Friend, / in what place / ? / said, they say / Coyote / the «sub.». / Friend, / in yonder place / but
\rf jod 1890:97.1

\op Paýze usniý teýdi thaheý-hnoüi ha. Paýze ki usniý-xti amaý. Keý, kageýha,
\tr evening / cold / when / they are used to biting / . / Evening / when / very cold / they say. / Come, / friend,
\rf jod 1890:97.2

\op oügaýthe taiý, aý-biamaý Miýkasi akaý. Oüýhoü, aýb egoüý athaý-biamaý. Nuýxe
\tr let us go, / said, they say / Coyote / the «sub.». / Yes, / he said, they say / having / they went, they say. / Ice
\rf jod 1890:97.3

\op keýdi ahiý-bi egoüý ugaý'udaý-biamaý. Keý, siüýde ugtheý gthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý
\tr at the / arrived, they say / having / he broke a hole in it, they say. / Come, / tail / put in / sit thou, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:97.4

\op Ishtiýnike akaý. Siüýde ke ugtheý gthiüý-biamaý Miýkasi akaý niý ke. Goüteýgoü
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Tail / the «ob.» / put in / sat they say / Coyote / the «sub.» / water / the «ob.» / Awhile
\rf jod 1890:97.5

\op ki, Kageýha, oüýthahai, aý-biamaý. Kageýha, zhiügaý-hnoüi; toügaý kiýzhi
\tr when, / Friend, / me-bites, / he said, they say. / Friend, / small only; / big / when
\rf jod 1890:97.6

\op washniýze te. Shkoüýazhi gthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Goüteýgoü ki niýxe
\tr you may take them. / Motionless / sit, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Awhile / when / ice
\rf jod 1890:97.7

\op akaý daý athiüý athaý-biamaý. Kageýha, shi gaýama wiüý oüýthahai, aý-biamaý
\tr the «sub.» / frozen / having him / it went, they say. / Friend, / again / those / one / me-bites, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:97.8

\op Miýkasi akaý. Kageýha, shkoüýazhi gthiüý-ga. Zhiügaý-hnoüi, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike
\tr Coyote / the «sub.». / Friend, / motionless / sit. / Small only, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:97.9

\op akaý. Goüteýgoü ki toügaý amaý atiý ama, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Eýgithe
\tr the «sub.». / Awhile / when / big / the «sub.» / come / will, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / At length
\rf jod 1890:97.10

\op nuýxe akaý daý-biamaý. Iüýtoü, kageýha, gaýama toügaý-xti wiüý oüýthahai ha,
\tr ice / the «sub.» / froze, they say. / Now, / friend, / those / very big / one / me-bites / ,
\rf jod 1890:97.11

\op aý-biamaý Miýkasi akaý. Ahauý! ahauý! thidoüý-ga! thidoüý-ga! aý-biamaý
\tr said, they say / Coyote / the «sub.». / Come! / come! / pull on it! / pull on it! / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:97.12

\op Ishtiýnike akaý. Miýkasi akaý thidoüý-biamaý. Washkoüý-xti shtewoüý nuýxe ke
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Coyote / the «sub.» / pulled on it, they say. / He tried very hard / notwithstanding / ice / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:97.13

\op noüshnaýha-hnoüý amaý. Washkoüý-ga! zhiügaý-baýzhi, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý.
\tr he slipped in walking only / they say. / Be strong! / small not, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:97.14

\op Iüwiüýkoü-ga, aý-biamaý Miýkasi akaý. Noübeý te oüwoüýthoü-ga, aý-biamaý
\tr Help me, / said, they say / Coyote / the «sub.». / Hand / the «ob.» / take hold of me, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:97.15

\op Ishtiýnike akaý. Noübeý te uthoüý-bi egoüý washkoüý-xti thidoüý-biamaý. Kageýha,
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Hand / the «ob.» / took hold of, it is said / having / making a great effort / they pulled, they say. / Friend,
\rf jod 1890:97.16

\op washkoüý-ga ha, huhuý akaý zhiügaý-baýzhi eýdegoü oüwoüýthi'a tateý ebtheýgoü. Ahauý!
\tr be strong / , / fish / the «sub.» / small not / but / we fail / shall, / I think. / Oho!
\rf jod 1890:97.17

\op aýb egoüý woüýibagiüýxti thidoüý-biamaý. Ki siüýde ke thiseý-xti theýtha-biamaý.
\tr said, they say / having / with a very great effort / they pulled, they say. / And / tail / the «ob.» / was pulled off altogether / suddenly, they say.
\rf jod 1890:97.18

\op Miýkasi akaý siüýde ke gitoüýba-biamaý. Kageýha, oüýshnizhuaýzhi iýthanahiüý
\tr Coyote / the «sub.» / tail / the «ob.» / looked at his own, they say. / Friend, / you have treated me ill / you truly
\rf jod 1890:97.19

\op ahoüý, aý-biamaý Miýkasi akaý. Kageýha, thiý shti eýgoüiütheý'oü thoüýshti, aý-biamaý
\tr ! / said, they say / Coyote / the «sub.». / Friend, / thou / too / treated me so / heretofore, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:97.20

\op Ishtiýnike akaý. Akiýthaha athaý-biamaý. Ki Miýkasi akaý xaýde thibtheýbthiü siüýde
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Apart / they went, they say. / And / Coyote / the «sub.» / grass / twisted / tail
\rf jod 1890:97.21

\op ke iýgaxaý-biamaý.
\tr the «ob.» / of it made, they say.
\rf jod 1890:97.22

\ti The puma and the coyote.

\op Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde sheýnoübaý-biamaý Miýkasi ethoüýba. Aýkikipaý-biamaý.
\tr Long-tailed cat / only those two, they say / Coyote / he too. / They met each other they say.
\rf jod 1890:99.1

\op Kageýha, uýshkoü wiüý ebtheýgoü eýde uthuýwikie taý miüke, aý-biamaý Miýkasi
\tr My friend, / deed / one / I think / but / I speak to you about it / will / I who, / said, they say / Coyote
\rf jod 1890:99.2

\op akaý. Toüýwoügthoü heýgashtewoüýzhi ediýtha amaý. Kageýha, uýshkoü uthuýwikie taý
\tr the «sub.». / Tribe / a great many «+populous» / there was the, they say. / My friend, / deed / I talk to you about it / will
\rf jod 1890:99.3

\op miüke eýgoüxti shkaýxe te ha, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, aý-biamaý. Niýkagahi izhoüýge
\tr I who / just so / you do / please / , / he said, they say. / Yes, / he said, they say. / Chief / his daughter
\rf jod 1890:99.4

\op wiü goüýtha-hnoüýi eýde thi'aý-hnoüu, edeý koüýbtha taý miüke ha. Kageý, shoüýge
\tr one / they desire invariably / but / they fail invariably, / but / I desire her / will / I who / . / Friend, / horse
\rf jod 1890:99.5

\op shkaýxe te, aý-biamaý. Goüýki aýwigthiü taý miüke. Goüýki Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde
\tr you make / please, / he said, they say. / And / I sit on you / will / I who. / And / Long-tailed cat
\rf jod 1890:99.6

\op moüýze-thaýhe ke thaheýkithaý-biamaý. Goüýki aýgthiü te ha Miýkasi akaý. Kageýha,
\tr bridle / the «ob.» / he made him put it in his mouth, they say. / And / sat on him /  / Coyote / the «sub.». / My friend,
\rf jod 1890:99.7

\op naýdoü hniýpi shkoüýhna te. Shoüýge shkoü, sigthaýhaha, uoüýsi, pamaýkide,
\tr to show what you are / you do well / you desire / please. / Horse / action «ways» / prancing, / jumping, / arching the neck,
\rf jod 1890:99.8

\op iaýthixaýxa, moüthiüý, uoüýsixti te shti aý-iaýthe-hnoüi moüthiüý-ga ha. Goüýki utoüý
\tr champing the bit, / walking, / jumping high / the «act» / too / they usually go / walk thou / . / And / leggings
\rf jod 1890:99.9

\op toüýga uaýtoü taý miüke ha. Goüýki hiübeý naýshabethe uaýtoü taý miüke ha.
\tr large / I put on leggings / will / I who / . / And / moccasins / blackened / I put on moccasins / will / I who / .
\rf jod 1890:99.10

\op Goüýki meý-ha aýhiü shiýthe miüý taý miüke ha. Zoüziý-moüýde abthiüý taý miüke
\tr And / spring robe / with hair outside / I wear a robe / will / I who / . / Osage-orange bow / I have / will / I who
\rf jod 1890:99.11

\op ha. Moüýde-P te maýshoü skaýxti uaýgashke abthiüý taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Goüýki
\tr . / Bow head / the «ob.» / feather / very white / I fasten on / I have / will / I who, / said he, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:99.12

\op tiýi thoü koüýhaxchi uthiýshoü aýwigthiü taý miüke ha. Paýthiüzhaýhe oüý akaý edi
\tr village / the «ob.» / at the very border / around it / I sit on you / will / I who / . / Playing @{Paýthiüzhaýhe} / the «sub.» / there
\rf jod 1890:99.13

\op a-iýnazhiüý akaý ha. Shoüýge uoüýsi pamaýkide a-iaýthatha aýgthiü moüthiüý-biamaý.
\tr approaching he stood / the «sub.» / . / Horse / jumping / arching its neck / had gone repeatedly / sat on it / it walked they say.
\rf jod 1890:99.14

\op Hau! kageýha, shutiý niýashiüga wiüý. Xa-iý! niaýshiüga oüdoüýba-bazhiýxtioüýi, aýzhixti
\tr the «sub.» / there / arrived, they say. / Kha-ee! / friend, / a pleasure / truly / ! / said, they say / Coyote
\rf jod 1890:99.15

\op aýhoü, uthuýkoüpi iýnahiü a, aý-biamaý. Shoüge toüý shti uýdoü iýnahiü agthiüý tiý
\tr ! / well dressed / truly / ! / said they, they say. / Horse / the «std. ob.» / too / good / truly / sitting on / has come
\rf jod 1890:99.16

\op aýhoü aý-biamaý. Hiüdaý! iýbahoüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Miýkasi akaý kigthiýazhiýxtioüý-
\tr ! / said they, they say. / Stop! / know ye him, / said they say. / Coyote / the «sub.» / made himself altogether different
\rf jod 1890:99.17

\op biamaý. Miýkasi eý thiükeý eýskoü etheýgoü-bazhiý-biamaý. Egaý-biamaý ha, Hau! e'oüý
\tr they say. / Coyote / he / the one who / they did not think that they say. / They said that to him they say / , / Ho! / how
\rf jod 1890:99.18

\op moü-hniüý a, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, eýgoüxtioüý, aý-biamaý. Niýkagahi izhoüýge thiükeý
\tr you walk / ? / said they, they say. / Yes, / just so, / said he, they say. / Chief / his daughter / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:100.1

\op koüýbtha atiý, aý-biamaý. Ki goüýki uiýtha ahiý-biamaý. Thizhoüýge goüýtha
\tr I desire / I have come, / said he, they say. / And / then / to tell to him / they arrived, they say. / Your daughter / desiring
\rf jod 1890:100.2

\op atiý-biamaý. Niýashiüga uýdoü heýgabazhi a, aý-biamaý. Shoüýge toüý shti uýdoü heýgazhi
\tr he has come, he says. / Persons / good / not a little / ! / said, they say. / Horse / the «std. ob.» / too / good / not a little
\rf jod 1890:100.3

\op a, aý-biamaý. Keý, izhiüýge thoük eý wawagikaý-biamaý, thitaýhoü athiüý giýi-ga
\tr ! / said they, they say. / Come, / his son / the «pl. ob.» / that / meaning them, his own they say, / your sister's husband / having him / come back
\rf jod 1890:100.4

\op ha, aý-biamaý niýkagahi akaý. Agiýathaý-biamaý ha. Ki, Keý, tahoüýha, awiýPe
\tr . / said, they say / chief / the «sub.». / They went for him, they say / . / And, / Come, / sister's husband / I ask you to go with me
\rf jod 1890:100.5

\op atiý ha. Oügaýthigi-oügaýti ha. Oüýhoü, tahoüýha, aý-biamaý Miýkasi akaý. Shoüýge
\tr I have come / . / We have come for you / , / Yes, / wife's brothers, / said, they say / Coyote / the «sub.». / Horse
\rf jod 1890:100.6

\op toü aýgigthiüý-doü thioüýsixti uoüýsixti moüthiüý-biamaý. Niýkashiüga theýthutoü
\tr the «std. ob.» / sat on his own when / pulled hard on to make jump / jumped high / walked they say. / People / hence
\rf jod 1890:100.7

\op doüýbe theýthe amaý. Niýkashiüga thiü uthuýkoüpi iýnahiü a. Nikashiüga daýdoü eýiüte
\tr gazed at a distance / they say. / Person / the «mv. ob.» / well dressed / truly / ! / Person / what / he may be
\rf jod 1890:100.8

\op uthuýkoüpi iýnahiü a, aý-biamaý. Hau, eýgithe athiüý akiý-biamaý, niýkagahi uýzhu
\tr well dressed / truly / ! / said they, they say. / Well, / at length / having him / they reached home, they say, / chief / principal
\rf jod 1890:100.9

\op eýtii teýdi. Hau! keý, thitaýhoü athiüý giýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Shoüýge toüý toüý sheýgedi
\tr his lodge / at the. / Ho! / come, / your sister's husband / having him / be ye coming / said he, they say. / Horse / the «ob.» / by those things
\rf jod 1890:100.10

\op ugaýshk iýgthoüi-ga. Xaýde 'iýi-ga ha, aý-biamaý niýkagahi akaý. Tahoüýha, witiýgoü
\tr fasten ye it for him. / Hay / give to him / , / said, they say / chief / the «sub.». / My wife's brothers, / my wife's father
\rf jod 1890:100.11

\op meýgoü, shoüýge akaý xaýde thataý-bazhi, aý-biamaý Miýkasi akaý. Tanuýka-hnoü
\tr likewise, / horse / the «sub.» / hay / he eats not, / said, they say / Coyote / the «sub.». / Fresh meat only
\rf jod 1890:100.12

\op thateý-hnoüi, aý-biamaý. Goüýki ubaýhoü athaiý egoüý tiýata ahiý-biamaý. Ki
\tr he eats as a rule, / said he, they say. / And / at the door / went / having / in the lodge / arrived, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:100.13

\op tiý te uthiýzoü teýta wa'uý aýthixekithaiý thiükeý zhuýgthe a-iýgthiü-biamaý. Goüýki
\tr lodge / the «ob.» / middle / at the / woman / was caused to marry him / the one who / with her / approaching he sat, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:100.14

\op hoüý amaý. Winauý, thieýgthoüýge thiükeý umiüýzhe giaýxa-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüýki
\tr night / they say. / First daughter, / your husband / the «st. ob.» / couch / make for him, / said they say / chief
\rf jod 1890:100.15

\op akaý. Chiý thishtoüý-bi ki Miýkasi akaý egaý-biamaý, Aneýzhe btheý. Goüýki aýshi
\tr the «sub.». / &Coire / he finished, they say / when / Coyote / the «sub.» / said to her, they say / &Meio / I go. / And / out of doors
\rf jod 1890:100.16

\op athaiý Miýkasi amaý. Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde ahiý-biamaý. Kageýha, bthiýshtoü. Shkoüýhna
\tr went / Coyote / the «mv. sub.». / Long-tailed cat / he reached, they say. / My friend, / I have finished. / You wish
\rf jod 1890:100.17

\op ki chiý-ga ha. Eýgoü iýkithiýtoütoüýga gaxaý-biamaý Shoüýxti baoüýba-biamaý.
\tr if / &coi / . / So / &alternatim / &faciebant they say. / &Valde &et &usque &a &vespera &ad &mane &cum &ea &coibant they say.
\rf jod 1890:100.18

\op Oüýba soüý tiheý ki niýkagahi eýthe shti bthuýgaxti utheýwiükithaý-biamaý. Edaýdoü
\tr Day / whitish / comes suddenly / when / chief / his relation / too / all / assembled themselves they say. / What
\rf jod 1890:100.19

\op wat'oü ge shtewoüý bthuýga utheýwiüthaý-biamaý, waýthiü athaý-biamaý tiý teýta.
\tr goods / the «ob.» / soever / all / they collected they say, / having / they went, they say / lodge / to the.
\rf jod 1890:100.20

\op Wahuýtoüthiü tushiý-hnoüi, Ku+! ku+! Miýkasi na'oüýi ki kuýha-biama. Ku+!
\tr Gun / they were firing, / Koo-oo! / koo-oo! / Coyote / heard it / when / feared it, they say. / Koo-oo!
\rf jod 1890:101.1

\op ku+! Aýshi uoüýsixti aý-iaýtha-biamaý. Hau! Miýkasi akeý. Utiüý-ga! utiüý-ga!
\tr koo-oo! / Out / leaped far / had gone, they say. / Ho! / it is the Coyote. / Hit him! / hit him!
\rf jod 1890:101.2

\op t'eýthai-ga! Miýkasi akaý zheýxti itheýthe-hnoüý-biamaý. Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde kimuýgthoü
\tr kill him! / Coyote / the «sub.» / &valde &cacavit / sent flying suddenly regularly they say. / Long-tailed cat / stealing himself off
\rf jod 1890:101.3

\op agthaý-biamaý. Miýkasi t'eýthai-biamaý Uýsa-biamaý. Waýthizhuaýzhi aýhoü.
\tr went homeward, they say. / Coyote / they killed him, they say. / They burnt him, they say. / He did wrong / !
\rf jod 1890:101.4

\ti The coyote and the buffaloes.

\op Eýgithe Miýkasi amaý theý amaýma. Ki Te-muýga duýba wabaýhi moüthiüý
\tr At length / Coyote / the «mv. sub.» / was going, they say. / And / Buffalo-bull / four / grazing / were walk
\rf jod 1890:102.1

\op amaýma. Ki eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Ki waýthahoüý-biamaý. Tigoüýha witiýgoü meýgoü,
\tr ing, they say. / And / there / he arrived, they say. / And / he prayed to them they say. / O grandfather / my grandfathers / likewise,
\rf jod 1890:102.2

\op shaý'oüýgithaýga. Moüshniüý-masheýdi eýgoüxti moübthiüý koübtheýgoü. Athuýhaxti
\tr pity me. / You walk by you who / just so / I walk / I desire. / For the very last time
\rf jod 1890:102.3

\op iýa-ga, aý-biamaý Te-nuýga akaý Oüýkazhi, tigoüýgithaý-ga. Wathaýte
\tr speak / said, they say / Buffalo-bull / the «sub.». / Not so, / grandfather, / still / pity me. / Food
\rf jod 1890:102.4

\op ke iýkiaeýxti shnaýte moüshniüý iüte eýgoüxti moübthiüý koübtheýgoü ha Wiüýthak
\tr the / spreading very thick and far / you eat / you walk / it may be / just so / I walk / I desire /  / You tell the truth
\rf jod 1890:102.5

\op aýxt izhoüý tadoüý, aý-biamaý haýshi Te-nuýga iüsh'aýge akaý. Shoüý-hnoü thashtoüý-
\tr how possible / you do it with / shall? / said, they say / behind / Buffalo-bull / old man / the «sub.». / Yet / he did not
\rf jod 1890:102.6

\op bazhiý-biamaý Miýkasi akaý. Ahauý! Heý-bachaýge-ha, thiýe-ga, aý-biamaý. Ahauý!
\tr stop talking, they say / Coyote / the «sub.». / Oho! / Blunt-horns O! / you try it, / said he, they say. / Oho!
\rf jod 1890:102.7

\op aý-biamaý Heý-bachaýge akaý. Keý, guýdugaxthe nazhiüý-ga, egaý-biamaý. Ahauý!
\tr said, they say / Blunt-horns / the «sub.». / Come, / facing the other way / stand / he said that to him, they say. / Beware
\rf jod 1890:102.8

\op noüýzhiü thaoüýhe thiühe auý, aý-biamaý. Haý tigoü, haý tigoü, tigoüý ha, aýxtoü
\tr a little / you flee / «sign of strong prohibition» / said he, they say. / Oh! / grandfather, / Oh! / grandfather, / grandfather / Oh! / how possible
\rf jod 1890:102.9

\op aoüýhe taýdoü. Niýstustu athaý-biamaý Te-nuýga Heý-bachaýge akaý. Moünoüý'u
\tr I flee / shall? / Backing repeatedly / he went, they say / Buffalo-bull / Blunt-horns / the «sub.». / Pawing the ground
\rf jod 1890:103.1

\op moüthiüý-biamaý, xthazheý shti noüthiüý-biamaý. Toüýde keý shti zhaýha-bi-deý
\tr he walked they say, / bellowing / too / he walked they say. / Ground / the «ob.» / too / he poked at, they say, when
\rf jod 1890:103.2

\op thishpeýxti-hnoü theýtha-biamaý. Ki Miýkasi akaý theýdethe doüýbe nazhiüý-biamaý.
\tr broke off pieces invariably / sent off flying, they say. / And / Coyote / the «sub.» / out of the corner of his eye / looking / he stood they say.
\rf jod 1890:103.3

\op Xe-iý, oüýthihega uýthishiýxti aýhoü, etheýgoü nazhiüý-biamaý Miýkasi akaý. Giýthikoüxti
\tr Whew! / to hurt me a little / altogether impossible / ! / thinking / stood they say / Coyote / the «sub.». / Getting altogether out of the way
\rf jod 1890:103.4

\op ahiý-biamaý. Ki eýditoü ieýnaxitha agiý-biamaý agthaý-b egoüý uýsoüga thiýe iýtiü
\tr he arrived, they say. / And / thence / to dash on him / was coming back, they say / went homeward, they say / having / without / side / hit him on
\rf jod 1890:103.5

\op aýkiaýgtha-biamaý. Waýhu'aý! aý-biamaý Heý-bachaýge akaý Wiüýthakeýgoü eýskoübsheýgoü
\tr he had gone along, they say. / Really! / said, they say / Blunt-horns / the «sub.». / You told a little of the truth / I thought it might be
\nt =@{eýskoübtheýgoü}
\rf jod 1890:103.6

\op thoüýshti. Oüýkazhi, tigoüýha, noüýwigipeýgoü shoüý ha. Shoüý tigoüýha,
\tr heretofore. / Not so, / grandfather, / as I feared you, my relation / so «it was» / . / Yet / grandfather,
\rf jod 1890:103.7

\op shaý'eoüýgithaý-ga. Moüshniüý-masheýdi eýgoüxti moübthiüý koübtheýgoü.
\tr pity me. / You walk / by you who / just so / I walk I wish. / (Two others
\rf jod 1890:103.8

\op nothing
\tr made attempts, but the Coyote jumped aside each time. At last they
\rf jod 1890:103.9

\op Hau! Te-nuýga
\tr addressed the fourth, who was a young Buffalo bull.) Ho! / Buffalo-bull
\rf jod 1890:103.10

\op zhiüýga, thiýe-ga. Hau! aýibiamaý Te-nuýga zhiüýga akaý. Guýdugaxthe nazhiüý-ga.
\tr young / do you try it. / Ho! / said, they say / Buffalo-bull / young / the «sub.». / Facing the other way / stand
\rf jod 1890:103.11

\op The thaoüýhe ki t'eýwithe taý miüke ha, aý-biamaý. Hau! tigoüý, aoüýha-maýzhi taý
\tr This «time» / you flee / if / I kill you / will / I who / , / he said, they say. / Ho! / grandfather / I flee I not / well
\rf jod 1890:103.12

\op miüke ha, aý-biamaý Miýkasi akaý. + oüý Te-nuýga niýstustu athaý-biamaý, moünoüý'u
\tr Iwho / , / said, they say / Coyote / the «sub.». / And / Buffalo-bull / backing repeatedly / he went, they say / pawing the ground
\rf jod 1890:103.13

\op moüthiüý-biamaý xthazheý shti moüthiüý-biamaý. Toüýde deý shti zhaýha-bi-deý thishpeýxt--
\tr he walked they say / bellowing / too / he walked they say. / Ground / the «ob.» / too / poked at, they say, when / he broke off pieces
\rf jod 1890:103.14

\op hnoü theýtha-biamaý. Shi ediýtoü ieýnaxitha agiý-biamaý. Ediýhi ki oüýha-bazhiý-
\tr invariably / sending them flying, they say. / Again / thence / to dash on him / was coming back, they say. / He arrived there / when / fled not
\rf jod 1890:103.15

\op biamaý Miýkasi akaý. Thiýe iýtiü aý-iaýtha-bi ki eýkigoüxti Te-nuýga zhiüýga zhuýgthe
\tr they say / Coyote / the «sub.». / Side / hit on / had gone, they say / when / just like him / Buffalo-bull / young / with him
\rf jod 1890:103.16

\op aý-iaýtha-biamaý. Goüý zhuýkigthaý-bi egoüý athaý-biamaý. Mazhoüý wiüý ahiý-bi ki
\tr had gone, they say. / And / with one another, they say / being / they went, they say. / Land / one / arrived at, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:103.17

\op wabaýhi-hnoüý-biamaý. Ki Miýkasi akaý Peýzhe ke oüýshtewoü thateý moüthiüý-biamaý.
\tr they continued grazing, they say. / And / Coyote / the «sub.» / grass / the «ob.» / of any sort / eating / walked they say.
\rf jod 1890:103.18

\op Shoüýxtiamaý shti haýshi-kiýgthoü-hnoüý-biamaý Wa! tenaý! sagiýgi eýgoü-ga haý,
\tr After moving a great while / too / in the rear he dropped invariably they say. / What! / fie! / do be faster / ,
\rf jod 1890:103.19

\op eý-hnoü-biamaý Te-nuýga iüsh'aýge akaý. Oüýkazhi, tigoüýha, Peýzhe ke noüýde-iýmoü
\tr said invariably, they say / Buffalo-bull / old man / the «sub.». / Not so / grandfather / grass / the / I cannot get too much of it
\rf jod 1890:103.20

\op ha, aýdoü wathaýte-hnoü uaýkigthaýspe ha, eý-hnoü-biamaý Miýkasi amaý.
\tr . / therefore / eating it, invariably / I hold myself back / , / said invariably, they say / Coyote / the «mv. sub.».
\rf jod 1890:103.21

\op Shi athaý-biamaý. Ki haýshi-hnoü moüthiüý-biamaý. Eýgithe baxuý wiüý eýthoübe
\tr Again / they went, they say. / And / behind regularly / he walked they say. / At length / hill-top / one / in sight of
\rf jod 1890:104.1

\op ahiý-biamaý. Ki Te-nuýga duýba amaý kigthaýha athaý-biamaý. Mazhoüý wiü Te-nuýga
\tr they arrived, they say. / And / Buffalo-bull / four / the «pl. sub.» / to the bottom / went they say. / Land / one / Buffalo-bull
\rf jod 1890:104.2

\op duýba amaý ahiý-biamaý ki ithaýPa-biamaý. Tiýazhixti aýhoü. EýPe uýdoü ha,
\tr four / the «pl. sub.» / reached, they say / when / waited for him they say. / He has not come at all / ! / To wait for him / is good / ,
\rf jod 1890:104.3

\op aý-biamaý. IthaýPa-biamaý ki kaýthi ahiý-bazhiý-biamaý. Hau! Te-nuýga zhiüýga,
\tr they said, they say. / They waited for him they say / when / for some time / he arrived not, they say. / Ho! / Buffalo-bull / young
\rf jod 1890:104.4

\op uneý moügthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Ahauý! aý-b egoüý agthaý-biamaý Te-nuýga zhiüýga
\tr to seek him / begone, / said (one / , they say. / Oho! / said, they say / having / went back they say / Buffalo-bull / young
\rf jod 1890:104.5

\op akaý Ediýtoüxti noüýge agthaý-biamaý. Mazhoüý ushkoüý thoü akiý-biamaý. Ki eýgithe
\tr the «sub.». / Right from that place / running / he went back they say. / Land / deed / the «ob.» / he reached again, they say. / And / behold
\rf jod 1890:104.6

\op thiügeýxtioüý-biteýama Miýkasi amaý. Agthaý-biamaý Te-nuýga zhiüýga. Eýgithe goüý
\tr he was not there at all, they say / Coyote / the «mv. sub.». / Went home they say / Buffalo-bull / young. / At length / and
\rf jod 1890:104.7

\op Miýkasi amaý athaý-biamaý. Athaý-bi ki eýgithe Miýkasi wiüý daýdoü uneýgoü-hnoü
\tr Coyote / the «mv. sub.» / departed, they say. / Went, they say / when / behold / Coyote / one / what / seeking invariably
\rf jod 1890:104.8

\op moüthiüý thiü amaý. Sheýthiü hau! noüheýba-ga hau! aý-biamaý Miýkasi-Te-nuýga zhiüýga
\tr was walking / they say. / That «mv. ob.» / O! / wait / O! / said, they say / Coyote-Buffalo-bull / young
\rf jod 1890:104.9

\op akaý Theý moübthiüý te eýgoüxti moüshniüý shkoüýshna, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, zhiütheýha,
\tr the «sub.». / This «way» / I walk / the / just so / you walk / you wish, / he said, they say. / Yes, / elder brother,
\rf jod 1890:104.10

\op eýgoüxti moübthiüý koütheýgoü. Hau! guýdugaxthe nazhiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü,
\tr just so / I walk / I wish. / Ho! / facing the other way / stand / he said, they say. / Yes.
\rf jod 1890:104.11

\op zhiütheýha, aý-biamaý. Te-nuýga zhiüýga niýstu moünoüý'u moüthiüý-biamaý. Toüýde
\tr elder brother, / he said, they say. / Buffalo-bull / young / backing / pawing the ground / walked they say. / Ground
\rf jod 1890:104.12

\op keý shti zhaýha-bi thishpeýxti theýtha-biamaý. Eýgithe noüýzhiü thaoüýhe thiüheý auý!
\tr the «ob.» / too / poked at, they say / broke off pieces / sent forcibly they say. / Beware / a little / you flee / «sign of strong prohibition».
\rf jod 1890:104.13

\op Sheýtatoü ieýnaxitha agiý-biamaý. Uýsoüga thiýe iýtiü aýkiaýgtha-bi ki Miýkasi akaý
\tr From that place / to dash on him / was coming back, they say. / Without / side / hit on / had gone by, they say / when / Coyote / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:104.14

\op uoüýsixti aý-iaýtha-biamaý. Oüýhe thabthiüýoü eýgoü-bi ki oüýhe-hnoüý-biamaý
\tr leaping far / had gone, they say. / Fled / three times / so, they say / when / fled invariably they say
\rf jod 1890:104.15

\op Miýkasi akaý Weýduboüý tediýhi ki, T'eýwithe taý miüke ha, aý-biamaý Te-nuýga
\tr Coyote / the «sub.». / The fourth time / it arrived / when, / I kill you / will / I who / , / said, they say / Buffalo-bull
\rf jod 1890:104.16

\op zhiüýga akaý. Sheýtatoü ieýnaxitha agiý-biamaý. Eýgithe thiýe iýtiü aýkiaýgtha-biamaý
\tr young / the «sub.». / From that place / to dash on him / was coming, they say. / At length / side / hit on / had gone by they say
\rf jod 1890:104.17

\op ki eýkigoüýxti Miýkasi zhuýgthe athaý-biamaý. Oüýshnizhuaýzhi iýthanahiüýi a. Guýdiha
\tr when / just like him / Coyote / with him / went they say. / You have treated me ill / you, indeed / ! / Away
\rf jod 1890:104.18

\op moüthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Shi Te-nuýga-ma uýgine athaý-biamaý. Waýthixaý-bi egoüý
\tr walk / he said, they say. / Again / Buffalo-bulls the / to seek them / he went, they say. / Pursued them, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:104.19

\op uýxtha-bi egoüý shi wahoüý shi wahoüý'a-biamaý: Tigoüýha, shaý'eoüýgithaýi-ga. Niýkashiüga
\tr he overtook them, they say / having / again / he asked a favor, they say: / Grandfather / pity ye me. / Person
\rf jod 1890:104.20

\op wiüý oüýthizhuaýzhi heýgazhi. Hau! Te-nuýga zhiüýga, thiýe-ga. Hau! keý, guýdugaxthe
\tr one / ill-treated me / very much. / Ho! / Buffalo-bull / young, / do you try it. / Ho! / Come, / facing the other way
\rf jod 1890:105.1

\op nazhiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe thaoüýhe te. Oüýkazhi ha, tigoüýha, aýxtoü aoüýhe
\tr stand, / said he, they say. / Beware / you flee / lest. / Not so / , / grandfather, / how possible / I flee
\rf jod 1890:105.2

\op taýdoü, aý-biamaý Miýkasi akaý. Athaý-b egoüý ediýtoü ieýnaxitha agiý-biamaý. Eýdi
\tr shall? / said, they say / Coyote / the «sub.». / Went, they say / having / thence / to dash on him / was coming, they say. / There
\rf jod 1890:105.3

\op akiý-bi kizhi Miýkasi zhaýha-biamaý. Moüshiaýha oüýtha itheýtha-bi kizhi gat' iýhe
\tr reached home, they say / when / Coyote / gored him they say. / On high / throwing him / sent him forcibly, they say / when / lay killed by the fall
\rf jod 1890:105.4

\op gaxaý-biamaý. Shetoüý.
\tr made him, they say. / So far.
\rf jod 1890:105.5

\ti @{Wahoüýthishige}'s adventure as a rabbit.

\op Wahoüýthishige ihoüý zhuýgigthe. Koühaý, tiýi thoüta btheý te. Hiü+! tuýshpathoü,
\tr Orphan / his grandmother / he with his own. / Grandmother, / to the village / let me go. / Oh! / grandchild,
\rf jod 1890:107.1

\op iýthixaýxa taiý. Thaýzhi-a he. Oüýkazhi, koühaý, shoüý btheý taý miüke. Eýta athaý-
\tr they abuse you / will. / Go not / . / Not so / grandmother, / still / I go / will / I who. / Thither / went
\rf jod 1890:107.2

\op biamaý. Tiýi thoütaý ahiý-biamaý. Huhuý! Mashchiüýge tiý ha, aý-biamaý. Niýkagahi
\tr they say. / To the village / arrived, they say. / Ho! ho! / Rabbit / has come / , / said, they say. / Chief
\rf jod 1890:107.3

\op thoükaýta athiüý tithaýi-ga. Mashchiüýge thidoüýbe tiý ha. Keý, athiüý giýi-ga. Uthiýzoüta
\tr to them / having him / pass ye on. / Rabbit / to see you / has come / . / Come / having him / be ye coming. / To the middle
\rf jod 1890:107.4

\op tithaý-ga. Utheýwiükithaýi-ga ha Eýgaxe ithoüýthai-ga. Keý, wathaýchigaxe tateý ha.
\tr Pass thou on. / Assemble ye /  / Around in a circle / place ye. / Come / you dance / shall / .
\rf jod 1890:107.5

\op Keý, iüýxukaýi-ga. Keý, Mashchiüýge wabaýsnoü thoü washiüý shniü eýgoü iýbthoüýzhiwaýthe
\tr Come / sing ye for me. / Come, / Rabbit / shoulder / the «ob.» / fat / you are / as / impossible to satisfy one
\rf jod 1890:107.6

\op shniüý ha. Goüýki giýxuka-bi egoüý wachiýgaxaý-biamaý. Noüsh Noüshtoüý-biama ki,
\tr you are / . / And / sung for him, they say / having / he danced they say. / He stopped dancing they say / when,
\rf jod 1890:107.7

\op Geýthishoütaýthishoü niýkagahi duýba awaýxixiýxe ha, aý-biamaý. Awaýxixiýxe taý miüke
\tr Towards one side / chief / four / I break in their «heads» / , / said he, they say. / O break in their «heads» / will / I who
\rf jod 1890:107.8

\op ha, eý ha. Eýgaxe ithoüýthai-ga ha, goüýki aýnasaýi-ga ha. Niýkagahi duýba thoükaý
\tr . / he said / . / Around in a circle / place ye / , / and / cut him off / . / Chief / four / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:107.9

\op waýxuxuxaý-biamaý. Goüýki oüýhe agthaý-biamaý. Uxthaý-bazhiý-biamaý Goüýki oüýhe
\tr he broke in their «heads» they say. / And / fleeing / went homeward they say. / They did not overtake him, they say. / And / fleeing
\rf jod 1890:107.10

\op agthaý-bi egoüý u'uýde thethoüska uPeý agthaý-biamaý. Ikoüý thiükeýdi akiý-biamaý.
\tr went homeward, they say / having / hole / this size / entering / went homeward, they say. / His grandmother / by the «ob.» / reached home, they say.
\rf jod 1890:107.11

\op Koühaý, moüýze ge heýbe oü'iý-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Ki, Moüýze shte oüthiüýge he;
\tr Grandmother, / iron / the «pl. ob.» / piece / give to me / , / said, they say. / And, / Iron / even / me none / ;
\rf jod 1890:107.12

\op weý'uhi eshnoüý the heýbe he, aý-biamaý. Oü'iýtha-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Goüýki tiýzhebe
\tr hide-scraper / that only / this / piece / , / said she, they say. / Let me have it / , / said he, they say. / And / door
\rf jod 1890:107.13

\op thoü gaxaýpi theýthe ki tiý te uthiýshiü gaxaý-biamaý. Aýxtoü t'eýoüthathe taýba.
\tr the / threw it through suddenly / when / lodge / the «ob.» / covering it / he made, they say. / How possibly / you kill me / shall?
\rf jod 1890:107.14

\op Moügthiüý-ga. Uýoüthiüýge thanaýzhiü. Shetoüý.
\tr Begone ye. / For nothing / you stand, / So far.
\rf jod 1890:107.15

\ti @{Wahoüýthishige} and wakandagi.

\op Wahoüýthishige akaý wahuýtoüthiü wiüý athiüý-biamaý. Iüdaýdoü waýzhiügaý
\tr Orphan / the «sub.» / gun «bow» / one / had they say. / What / bird
\rf jod 1890:108.1

\op iýkidaý-bi shtewoüý muýshnoü-baýzhiihnoüý-biamaý. Ki 'aýbae athaý-biamaý. Ki
\tr he shot at with it, they say / notwithstanding / he missed shooting not regularly they say. / And / hunting / went they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:108.2

\op niýashiüga wiüý aýkipaý-biamaý, shiýnudoü skaý-xti-hnaýn noüýba zhuýwagthaý-biamaý.
\tr person / one / he met they say, / dog / very white «all over» / two / he went with them they say.
\rf jod 1890:108.3

\op Moüýze-wetiü keýde aýigaýtha amaýma. Kageýha, iüdaýdoü ashniüý a, aý-biamaý
\tr Sword / the «past» / carrying on / was, they say. / Friend / what / you have / ? / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:108.4

\op niýashiüga akaý. Kageýna, noüý abthiüý, aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige akaý. Iüdaýdoü
\tr person / the «sub.». / Friend / arrow / I have, / said, they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / What
\rf jod 1890:108.5

\op ithaýkide shtewoüý muaýshnoü-maýzhi-hnoü-moüý ha. Iüdakeý, kageýha, sheýthiüke
\tr I shoot at with it / notwithstanding / I miss in shooting I not regularly I do / . / Let us see, / friend, / that
\rf jod 1890:109.1

\op kiýka-ga, aý-biamaý miýashiüga akaý. Wazhiüýga zhiüaýxchi thiükeýdi aýbazuý-biamaý.
\tr shoot at / said, they say / person / the «sub.». / Bird / very small / the «st. ob.» at / he pointed at, they say.
\rf jod 1890:109.2

\op Ki Wahoüýthishige kiýda-biamaý, t'eýthaý-biamaý. Kageýha, wapeý ke xtaýwikiýthe
\tr And / Orphan / shot at it, they say, / he killed it, they say. / Friend / weapon / the «ob.» / I love you for it
\rf jod 1890:109.3

\op ithaýnahiüý a, aý-biamaý niýashiüga akaý. Wiýbthiüwiü te, aý-biamaý. Kageýha,
\tr I truly / ! / said, they say / person / the «sub.». / I buy it from you / will «please» / said he, they say. / Friend,
\rf jod 1890:109.4

\op iüýwashta-maýzhi, aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige akaý. Iüdaýdoü oüthaý'i taýdoü, aý-biamaý
\tr I cannot spare it, / said, they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / What / you give me / will? / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:109.5

\op Wahoüýthish-ge akaý. Shiýnudoü thethoükeý-i ki noüýze-wetiü the sheýna wi'iý te
\tr Orphan / the «sub.». / Dog / these «ob.» are they «?» / and / sword / this / enough / I will give you
\rf jod 1890:109.6

\op ha, aý-biamaý niýashiüga akaý. Shiýnudoü thoükaý uýthibathoü baýdoü, aý-biamaý
\tr . / said, they say / person / the «sub.». / Dog / the ones who / scent them / they? / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:109.7

\op Wahoüýthishige akaý. Oüýhoü, uýthibthoüi ha. Iüdaýdoü waniýta agitheýawaýkitheý
\tr Orphan / the «sub.». / Yes / they scent them / . / What / animal / I cause them to go for it
\rf jod 1890:109.8

\op shtewoüý thasnuý agthiý-hnoüi ha. Ki noüýze-weýtiü theý iüdaýdoü shtewoüý
\tr no matter what / dragging by the teeth / they always come back / . / And / sword / this / what / I hit with it / no matter what
\rf jod 1890:109.9

\op ithaýgaxthi-hnoü-moüý, aý-biamaý niýashiüga akaý. Ki, Iüdakeý, taýxti-ma wiüý
\tr I kill it with the blow regularly I so, / said, they say / person / the «sub.». / And, / Let us see, / deer «pl.» / one
\rf jod 1890:109.10

\op agiýthekithaý-ga shiýnudoü toü, aýma. Ahauý! Moüýze-thaxoüý, taxti wiüý agiýmoü-
\tr cause it to go for it / dog / the «std. ob.» / the one. / Oho! / Breaks-iron-with-his-teeth, / deer / one / walk
\rf jod 1890:109.11

\op thiüýga ha, aý-biamaý niýashiüga akaý. Shiýnudoü akaý uchiýzhe eýgihaýxti aýiaýtha-
\tr for it / , / said, they say / person / the «sub.». / Dog / the «sub.» / thicket / headlong / he had gone
\rf jod 1890:109.12

\op biamaý. Ki goüeýgoüte-shtewoüýzhi taýxti wiüý thaxaýxage athiüý agthiý-biamaý.
\tr they say. / And / not even a little while / deer / one / making cry repeatedly by biting / having it / he came back they say.
\rf jod 1890:109.13

\op Iüdakeý, shi aýma toü theýkithaý-ga, aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige akaý. Ahauý!
\tr Let us see, / again / the other / the «std. ob.» / send him, / said, they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / Oho!
\rf jod 1890:109.14

\op Iüý'e-thashiýzhe, wasaýbe wiüý agiýmoüthiüý-ga ha, aý-biamaý niýashiüga akaý. Shiýnudoü
\tr Shivers-stones-with-his-teeth, / black bear / one / walk for it / , / said, they say / person / the «sub.». / Dog
\rf jod 1890:109.15

\op akaý shi athaý-biamaý. Ki goüýegoüte-shtewoüýzhi shi wasaýbe wiüý thaheý akiý-
\tr the «sub.» / again / went they say. / And / not even a little while / again / black bear / one / holding in the mouth / he reached home
\rf jod 1890:109.16

\op biamaý. Iüdakeý, zhoüý sheýte moüýze-wetiü ke iýtiü-ga, aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige
\tr they say. / Let us see, / tree / that «ob.» / sword / the / with hit it / said, they say / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:109.17

\op akaý. Zhoüý te iýtiü-bi ki gabthiýzhexti itheýtha-biamaý niýashiüga akaý. Wapeý ke
\tr the «sub.». / Tree / the (ob. / hit with it they say / when / he knocked it down very suddenly they say / person / the «sub.». / Weapon / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:109.18

\op iüýwashta-maýzhi eýdegoü shoüý wi'iý taý miüke ha, aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige akaý.
\tr I cannot spare it / but / yet / I give it to you / will / I who / , / said, they say / Orphan / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:109.19

\op Wiý shti theýthoükaý shiýnudoü thoükaý iüýwashta-maýzhi eýdegoü shoüý wi'iý taý miüke
\tr I / too / these «ob.» / dog / the «ob. pl.» / I cannot spare / but / yet / I give to you / will / I who
\rf jod 1890:110.1

\op ha, aý-biamaý niýashiüga akaý. Ki shiýnudoü thoükaý 'iý-biamaý, moüýze-wetiü ke
\tr . / said, they say / person / the «sub.». / And / dog / the «pl. ob.» / he gave to him, they say, / sword / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:110.2

\op edaýbe, Wahoüýthishige. Goüý ediýxti akiýthaha athaý-biamaý. Ki Wahoüýthishige
\tr also / Orphan. / And / just then / apart / went they say. / And / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:110.3

\op akaý akiý-biamaý ikoüý thiükeýdi. Ki shiýnudoü thoüka zhuýwagthe akiý-biamaý.
\tr the «sub.» / reached home, they say / his grandmother / by the «ob.». / And / dog / the «pl. ob.» / he with them / reached home, they say.
\rf jod 1890:110.4

\op Ki ikoüý akaý iýhusaý-biamaý. Ki, Umoüýe te thiügeýxtioü he. Eaýtoü shiýnudoü
\tr And / his grandmother / the «sub.» / scolded him they say. / And, / Provisions / the «ob.» / there are none at all / . / Why / dog
\rf jod 1890:110.5

\op thoükaý sheý zhuýwathaýgthe thagthiý a. Koühaý, weýushii eýgoü wabthiüýwiü ha, aý-
\tr the «pl. ob.» / that / you with them / you have come home / ? / Grandmother, / useful / as / I bought them / , / said
\rf jod 1890:110.6

\op biamaý Wahoüýthishige akaý. Wa'uýzhiüga umoüýe thiügeý aýb egoüý tiý aýkie
\tr they say / Orphan / the «sub.» / Old woman / provisions / there are none / said, they say / having / lodge / standing thick
\rf jod 1890:110.7

\op amaýta weýkigthixe atheý 'iýtha-biamaý. Goüý wahoüý-biamaý. Tiý aýkie amaýta
\tr to them / to seek relief for herself / going / spoke of they say. / And / removed they say. / Lodge / standing thick / to them
\rf jod 1890:110.8

\op akiý-biama Gaxaýtaxchi tiý-biamaý. Ki tiý amaý neýuthishoü zhiüýgazhi thoü eýdi
\tr reached home, they say. / At one side / she pitched the tent, they say. / And / the / lodges / lake / not small / the «cv. ob.» / by
\rf jod 1890:110.9

\op koüýha ke tiý amaýma.
\tr border / the / pitched tents / they say.
\rf jod 1890:110.10

\op Ki hoüýegoüche ki xageý za'eýxtioüý-biamaý. Koühaý, eaýtoü xagaiý a
\tr And / morning / when / crying / they made a very great noise, they say. / Grandmother, / why / they cry / ?
\rf jod 1890:110.11

\op aý-biama Wahoüýthishige aka. Eýshpathoüýhe! thanaý'oüzhi aýxtoü aýdoü, aý-biamaý
\tr said, they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / O grandchild! / you heard not / how possible / ? / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:110.12

\op wa'uýzhiüga akaý. Wakoüýdagi PaPeýthoüba akaý niýkagahi izhoüýge thiükeý
\tr old woman / the «sub.». / Water-monster / seven heads / the «sub.». / chief / his daughter / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:110.13

\op weýna-biamaý. 'Iýi-baýzhi ki toüýwoügthoü thoü bthuýga thahuýni 'iýtha-biamaý.
\tr begged of them they say. / They give to him not / if / tribe / the / all / draw into his mouth / he spoke of, they say.
\rf jod 1890:110.14

\op Aýdoü iaýthe etaiý eýgoü giýgikoüýi he. Xa-iý! aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige
\tr Therefore / to open his mouth / apt / as / they condole with her «a relation» / . / Whew! / said, they say / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:110.15

\op akaý. Goüý, wa'uýzhiüga, aýkitha-baýdoü t'eýth etaiý ki. E sheý eýgithoüzhi-a he.
\tr the «sub.». / Anyhow, / old woman, / to attack him and «pl.» / kill him / they / ought. / It / that / say not to «any one» / .
\rf jod 1890:110.16

\op Eýgithoüi teý shte ginaý'oü-hnoüý-biamaý Wakoüýdagi PaPeýthoüba akaý.
\tr «one» says it to «another» / when / even / he hears of him regularly they say / Water-monster / seven heads / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:110.17

\op Wa'uýzhiüga, eýdi btheý taý miüke ha, aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige akaý. Giaýkithe
\tr Old woman, / there / I go / will / I who / , / said, they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / I cause her to be coming back
\rf jod 1890:110.18

\op taý miüke wa'uý toü. Goüý eýdi athaý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige aka. Ki w'auý
\tr will / I who / woman / the «std. ob.». / And / there / went they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / And / woman
\rf jod 1890:110.19

\op toü ni koüýha keýdi ugaýshk ithoüýtha-bithiükeýamaý. Eaýtoü thagthiüý a,
\tr the «std. ob.» / water / border / at the / fastened / put she had been, they say. / Why / you sit / ?
\rf jod 1890:110.20

\op 1 aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige aka. Wakoüýdagi PaPeýthoüba akaý oünaý-biamaý,
\tr said, they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / Water-monster / seven heads / the «sub.» / asked for me they say
\rf jod 1890:111.1

\op ki 'iýi-baýzhi ki toüýwoügthoü thoü bthuýga thahuýn 'ithaý-biamaý, aýdoü ithoüýoüthai
\tr and / they gave to him not / if / tribe / the «ob.» / all / swallow / spoke of, they say / therefore / I was put
\rf jod 1890:111.2

\op atiý aýtoüheý. Ki thishkab* egoüý gtheýkithaý-biamaý. Thagtheý tateý thoüýzha
\tr I have come / I who stand. / And / untied, they say / having / caused her to go homeward, they say. / You go homeward / shall / though
\rf jod 1890:111.3

\op oüwoüýshnazhi te ha wi gtheýwikitheý te, aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige aka. Ki
\tr you tell not of me / will / , / I / I caused you to go homeward / the «deed» / said, they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / And
\rf jod 1890:111.4

\op gtheý amaý w'uý thiü. Keý, Moüýze-thaxoüý, eýdi moüthiüý-ga, aý-biama Wahoüý-
\tr went homeward / they say / woman / the «mv. one». / Come, / @{Moüýze-thaxoüý} / there / walk, / said, they say / Or-
\rf jod 1890:111.5

\op thishige akaý. Ki shiýnudoü akaý eýgihaxti aýiaýtha-biamaý. Goüeýgoüte-shtewoüýzhi
\tr phan / the «sub.». / And / dog / the «sub.» / headlong / had gone they say. / Not even a little while
\rf jod 1890:111.6

\op eýthoübe aýkitha atiý-biamaý (Wakoüýdagi aka). Ki, Keý, Iüý'e-thashiýzhe, eýdi
\tr in sight / to attack / came they say / (Water-monster / the). / And, / Come, / @{Iüý'e-thashiýzhe} / there
\rf jod 1890:111.7

\op moüthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige akaý. Ki zhuýga keýta aýkitha waýgazhiý-
\tr walk / said, they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / And / body / to the / to attack him / he commanded them
\rf jod 1890:111.8

\op biamaý shiýnudoü thoükaý. Ki Wahoüýthishige aka Paüýth
\tr they say / dog / the «pl. ob.». / And / Orphan / the «sub.» / head / the «ob.» / attacked they say.
\rf jod 1890:111.9

\op Wakoüýdagi PaPeýthoüba akaý shkoüý-hnoüi thoüýdi niuýthishoü bthuýga bishkoüý-
\tr Water-monster / seven heads / the «sub.» / moved regularly / at the time «when» / lake / the whole / he made it move by his weight
\rf jod 1890:111.10

\op hnoüý-biamaý. Niý thoü noütaýhaxtiý shti waýthiü aýkiaýgthe-hnoüý-biamaý. Goü eýgoü-
\tr regularly they say. / Water / the «ob.» / far beneath / too / having them / he had gone home regularly they say. / Not even
\rf jod 1890:111.11

\op te-shtewoüýzhi shi eýthoübe agthiý-hnoü-biamaý. Eýgithe Paý thoü wiüý gasaý-biamaý
\tr a little while / again / in sight / they came back regularly they say. / At length / head / the «ob.» / one / he cut off they say
\rf jod 1890:111.12

\op Wahoüýthishige akaý. Ki tetheýxe thoü thizaý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige akaý. Ki
\tr Orphan / the «sub.». / And / tongue / the «ob.» / took they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / And
\rf jod 1890:111.13

\op duboüý aýkitha-bi ki t'eýtha-biamaý ki tetheýze woüýgithe thizaý-biamaý. Ki t'eýthe
\tr four times / he attacked him, they say / when / he killed him, they say / and / tongue / all / he took, they say. / And / killing him
\rf jod 1890:111.14

\op thishtoüý-bi tediýhi waýxe-saýbe wiüý ni koüýha ke ugaýshoü-maýma. Ki Paý
\tr finished they say / when / black man / one / water / border «shore» / the «ob.» / traveling was, they say. / And / head
\rf jod 1890:111.15

\op te iýtha-biamaý. Ki eýtii teýdi woügiýthe 'iü akiý-biamaý Paý te. Ki wa'uý
\tr the «col. ob.» / found they say. / And / his lodge / at the / all / carrying / reached home, they say / head / the «col. ob.». / And / woman
\rf jod 1890:111.16

\op akaý akiý-hnoüi teýdi iýmaxe-hnoüý-biamaý. Ebeý-hnoü giýthikitheý a, aý-bi
\tr the «sub.» / reached home regularly / when / questioned her regularly they say. / Who regularly / has sent you home / ? / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:111.17

\op shtewoüý, Agiýsitha-maýzhi, eý-hnoü-biamaý. Ki ebeýi te iýbahoü goüýtha eýshtewoü
\tr notwithstanding, / I do not remember, / she said regularly, they say. / And / who it was / to know / desired / notwithstanding
\rf jod 1890:111.18

\op iýbahoü-baýzhi-hnoüý-biamaý.
\tr they knew not regularly they say.
\rf jod 1890:111.19

\op Ki niýkagahi uýzhu akaý iýekiýthe-waýkithaý-biama iüsh'aýge. Wiüoüýwa niýkagahi
\tr And / chief / principal / the «sub.» / caused criers to go around they say / old men. / Which one / chief
\rf jod 1890:112.1

\op izhoüýge thiükeý giýthikith eýiüte gthoüý te aiý aýtha, aý-biamaý iüsh'aýge amaý. Eýgithe
\tr his daughter / the one who / caused her to come back / it may be / marry her / may / he says / indeed, / said, they say / old man / the «pl. sub.». / At length
\rf jod 1890:112.2

\op waýxe-saýbe akaý, Wiýebthiü, aý-biamaý. Wakoüýdagi PaPeýthoüba akaý t'eýathegoüý
\tr black man / the «sub.». / I am he, / said, they say. / Water-monster / seven heads / the «ob.» / I having killed him
\rf jod 1890:112.3

\op giaýkithe wa'uý thiükeý, aý-biamaý waýxe-saýbe akaý. Niýkagahi uýzhu thiükeý uiýtha
\tr I sent her hither / woman / the one who, / said, they say / black man / the «sub.». / Chief / principal / the one who / to tell him
\rf jod 1890:112.4

\op akiý-biama. Waýxe-saýbe akaý eý akaý ha, aý-biamaý. Witoüýde iüthiüýthiü giýi-ga,
\tr they reached home, they say. / Black man / the «sub.» / that / is the one / , / said, they say. / My daughter's husband / having him for me / be ye coming
\rf jod 1890:112.5

\op aý-biamaý niýkagahi uýzhu akaý. Ki waýxe-saýbe tePaý woüýgithe 'iüý-bi egoüý edi 'iüý
\tr said, they say / chief / principal / the «sub.». / And / black man / head / all / carried, they say / having / there / carrying
\rf jod 1890:112.6

\op ahiý-biamaý niýkagahi uýzhu thiükeýdi. Ki wa'uý thiükeý iýmaxaý-biamaý. Theýtoü eý a,
\tr arrived, they say / chief / principal / to the «st. ob.». / And / woman / the «st. ob.» / he questioned they say. / This «std. ob.» / he / ?
\rf jod 1890:112.7

\op giýthikitheý toü. Oüýkazhi he, aýzhixtioüý he, aý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Wiýebthiü ha. Wiý
\tr caused you to come / the one who. / Not so / , / very different / , / said, they say / woman / the «sub.». / I am he / . / I
\rf jod 1890:112.8

\op t'eýathe ha Wakoüýda ke, aý-biamaý waýxe-saýbe akaý. Shoüý niýkagahi uýzhu akaý
\tr I killed him /  / Water-deity / the «ob.» / said, they say / black man / the «sub.». / And / chief / principal / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:112.9

\op 'iý-biamaý waýxe-saýbe thiükeý wa'uý thinkeý. Miüýggthoü teýgoü uýhoü-biamaý Ki
\tr gave to him, they say / black man / the «st. ob.» / woman / the «st. ob.». / To take a wife / in order that / they cooked, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:112.10

\op toüýwoügthoü thoü bthuýga weýku-biamaý. Ki Wahoüýthishige akaý na'oüý-biamaý.
\tr tribe / the «ob.» / all / they were invited, they say. / And / Orphan / the «sub.» / heard it they say.
\rf jod 1890:112.11

\op Waýxe-saýbe thiükeý niýkagahi izhoüýge thiükeý 'iýi te na'oüý-biamaý. Goüý uýhoü te
\tr Black man / the «st. ob.» / chief / his daughter / the «st. ob.» / had given to him / he heard, they say. / And / cooking / the
\rf jod 1890:112.12

\op shiýgthai te weýbahoü gthiüý-biamaý, xubeý akaý goü weýbahoü gthiüý-biamaý. Ahauý!
\tr lading out / when / knowing it / sat they say, / sacred / he was / so / knowing it / sat they say. / Oho!
\rf jod 1890:112.13

\op Moüýze-thaxoüý, edi moüthiüý-ga. Uýs'u uýdoüxti te wiüý iüýthiü giý-ga, aý-biamaý
\tr @{Moüýze-thaxoüý} / there / go. / Slice / very good / the «col. ob.» / one / having for me / come back, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:112.14

\op Wahoüýthishige akaý. Shiýnuda.n athaý-biamaý. Uýhoü te shiýgtheati gthiüý amaýma eýdi
\tr Orphan / the «sub.». / Dog / went they say. / Cooking / the / just lading out / they were sitting, they say / there
\rf jod 1890:112.15

\op athaý-bi te shoüýshoüxti uýsu weýnash agthaý-biamaý. Sheýthiü thixaýi-ga, eýbe shiýnudoü
\tr he went, they say / when / without stopping at all / slice / snatching from them / went homeward, they say. / That «mv. ob.» / pursue him, / who / dog
\rf jod 1890:112.16

\op etaiý iüte. Thixaý-biamaý. Agthaý-biamaý shoüshoüýxti Wahoüýthishige etiý etaý te
\tr his / it may be. / Pursued him, they say / Went homeward they say / without stopping at all / Orphan / his lodge / his / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:112.17

\op eýgiha aýkiaýgtha-biamaý. Wathiýxe amaý shoüýshoü eýdi ahiý-biamaý tiý teýdi.
\tr headlong / had gone homeward they say. / Pursuers / the «pl. sub.» / continuing / there / arrived, they say / lodge / at the.
\rf jod 1890:112.18

\op Shiýnudoü wathaýhe giý eýgoü bthiýxe piý, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, wi shutheýakitheý,
\tr Dog / the one carrying in his mouth / he came back / as / I have come chasing him / said «one», they say, / yes, / I / I sent him to you,
\rf jod 1890:112.19

\op aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige akaý. Wakoüýdagi kethoüý wi t'eýathe, aý-biamaý Wahoüý-
\tr said, they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / Water-monster / the «past ob.» / I / I killed him, / said, they say / Or-
\rf jod 1890:112.20

\op thishige akaý. Tetheýze shti woüýgishe bthiýze, aý-biamaý. Shiýnudoü theýthoüka akiýtha
\tr phan / the «sub.». / Tongue / too / all / I took, / said, they say. / Dog / these / both
\rf jod 1890:113.1

\op zhuaýwagthe, aý-biamaý. Goüý uthaý agthaý-biamaý. Wahoüýthishige akaý eý akeýdagoüý
\tr I with them, / said, they say. / And / to tell it / went homeward, they say. / Orphan / the «sub.» / he / it was, but
\rf jod 1890:113.2

\op eý shiýnudoü thiüý agiýtikitheý akaý ha uýs'u ke. Ki eý t'eýtha-bi aiý ha. Wakoüýdagi ke,
\tr he / dog / the «mv. ob.» / caused to come hither for it / was the one /  / slice / the «ob.». / And / he / killed him / he says / . / Water-monster / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:113.3

\op aý-biamaý niýashiüga shiýnudoü thixeý ahiý akaý. Agiýmoüthiüýi-ga, aý-biamaý niýkagahi
\tr said, they say / person / dog / chasing / arrived / the «sub.». / Go ye for him, / said, they say / chief
\rf jod 1890:113.4

\op uýzhu akaý. Goüý agiýahiý-biamaý Ki eýdi athiüý akiý-biamaý Ki niýkagahi akaý
\tr principal / the «sub.». / And / arrived for him they say. / And / there / having him / reached home, they say. / And / chief / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:113.5

\op wa'uý thiükeý iýmaxaý-biamaý. Theýthiü a giýthikitheý thiü, aý-biamaý niýkagahi akaý.
\tr woman / the «ob.» / questioned her they say. / This «mv. ob.» / ? / he who sent thee back, / said, they say / chief / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:113.6

\op Oüýhoü, eýe he, aý-biama wa'uý akaý. Keý, ugthaýi-ga, aý-biamaý niýkagahi akaý.
\tr Yes, / it is he / , / said, they say / woman / the «sub.». / Come, / confess ye, / said, they say / chief / ye.
\rf jod 1890:113.7

\op Wahoüýthishige toü eýtoüthiü ugthaý aýgazhiý-biamaý. Ki ugthaý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige
\tr Orphan / the «std. ob.» / he first / to confess / he commanded him, they say. / And / confessed, they say / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:113.8

\op akaý. Wahuýtoüthiü athiüýi tediýtoü wathiüýwiü thoükaý shtewoüý ugthaý-biamaý.
\tr the «sub.». / Gun «bow» / he had it / from the / dog / bought them / the «pl. ob.» / even / acknowledged, they say.
\rf jod 1890:113.9

\op Wakoüýdagi ke t'eýthai teý shti ugthaý-biamaý. Keý, ugthaý-ga, waýxe-saýbe, aý-biamaý
\tr Water-monster / the «ob.» / killed / the (fact) / too / acknowledged, they say. / Come, / confess, / black man, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:113.10

\op Wahoüýthishige akaý. Intoüý! aýshi btheý koüýbtha ha, aý-biamaý waýxe-saýbe akaý.
\tr Orphan / the «sub.». / Hold on! / outside / I go / I wish / , / said, they say / black man / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:113.11

\op Uthoüýi-ga, aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige akaý. Waýxi-saýbe thiükeý wiüýkazhi amaý,
\tr Take hold of him / said, they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / Black man / the «ob.» / did not speak truly / they say,
\rf jod 1890:113.12

\op aýdoü usaý-biamaý. Wahoüýthishige akaý niýkagahi izhoüýge thiüke goüý gthoüý-
\tr therefore / they burnt him, they say. / Orphan / the «sub.» / chief / his daughter / the «ob.» / after all «?» / married her
\rf jod 1890:113.13

\op biama. Shetoüý.
\tr they say. / So far.
\rf jod 1890:113.14

\ti @{Wahoüýthishige} and wakandagi.

\op Nuýzhiüga wiüý ugaýshoü athaý-biamaý, waxpaýnixchi nuýzhiüga amaý, shoüý tiý
\tr Boy / one / traveling / went they say, / poor very / boy / they say / in fact / lodge
\rf jod 1890:116.1

\op thiügeýxti, niýashiüga shtewoüý thiügeýxti ugaýshoü moüthiüý-biamaý. Ki eýgithe
\tr none at all, / person / even / none at all / traveling / walked they say. / And / at length
\rf jod 1890:116.2

\op sabaýzhixchi wabaýgtheze zhiüýga wiüý iýtha biamaý. Wabaýgtheze zhiüýga doübaý-
\tr suddenly very / book (writing) / small / one / found / they say. / Book / small / saw
\rf jod 1890:116.3

\op biamaý ki eýgithe, Wahuýtoüthiü wiüý wi'iý taý miüke, aý-bithoüamaý. Ki theý
\tr they say / when / behold, / Roaring weapon / one / I give you / will / I who / said the writing, they say. / And / went
\rf jod 1890:116.4

\op amaý ki wahuýtoüthin ke iýtha-biamaý. Eýgithe wahuýtoüthiü ke thizeý amaý. Ki
\tr they say / when / roaring weapon / the «ob.» / found they say. / And then / roaring weapon / the «ob.» / he took / they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:116.5

\op nuýzhiüga toü wahuýtoüthiü thizeýgoü goüýki wabaýgtheze zhin*ga doübaý-bi ki,
\tr boy / the «std. ob.» / roaring weapon / having taken / and / book / small / saw it is said / when,
\rf jod 1890:117.1

\op e'oüý gaýxe tateý gioüýza-biteýamaý wahuýtoüthiü ke. Goüýki nuýzhiüga akaý
\tr how / to do / shall / he was taught, they say / roaring weapon / the «ob.». / And / boy / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:117.2

\op wahuýtoüthiü ke thizaý-bi egoüý maxuýde uzhiý-biamaý, moüýze-moü shti ugthoüý-
\tr roaring weapon / the «ob.» / took they say / having / powder / put in they say, / shot / too / put in
\rf jod 1890:117.3

\op biamaý. Goüý shyuý wiü iýtha-bi egoüý nuýzhiüga akaý kiýda-bi egoüý umuýxpatha-
\tr they say. / And / prairie-chicken / one / found they say / having / boy / the «sub.» / shot at it they say / having / made fall by shooting
\rf jod 1890:117.4

\op bi egoüý t'eýtha-biamaý shyuý thiükeý. Niýashiüga wahuýtoüthiü shtewoüý iýbahoü-
\tr they say / having / killed it they say / prairie chicken / the «ob.». / People / roaring weapon / even / knew
\rf jod 1890:117.5

\op bazhiý-biamaý. Goüýki athaý-biamaý ki, shi taýxti wiüý doübaý-biamaý. Taýxti doübaý-
\tr not they say. / And / went they say / when, / again / deer / one / saw they say. / Deer / saw
\rf jod 1890:117.6

\op bi egoüý shi kiýda-biamaý. Shi t'eýtha-biamaý. Ediýhi nuýzhiüga / «???»
\tr they say / having / again / shot at / they say. / Again / killed it, they say. / Then / boy / the «sub.». / Roaring weapon
\rf jod 1890:117.7

\op ke uýdoü iýnahiü aýhoü, etheýgoü-biamaý. Shi athaý-bi kizhi, shi taýxti wiüý iýtha-
\tr the «ob.» / good / truly / ! / thought they say. / Again / went they say / when, / again / deer / one / found
\rf jod 1890:117.8

\op biamaý. Goüý shi t'eýtha-bi egoüý giýthextioüý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Wahuý-
\tr they say. / And / again / deer / killed they say / having / he was very glad they say / boy / the «sub.». / Roaring
\rf jod 1890:117.9

\op toüthiü ke uýdoü iýnahiü aýhoü, etheýgoü-bi egoüý giýthextioüý-biamaý. Goüý eýgithe
\tr weapon / the «ob.» / good / truly / ! / thought they say / having / he was very glad they say. / And / at length
\rf jod 1890:117.10

\op niýashiüga wiüý iýe na'oüý-biamaý. Xthabeý shugaýxti moüýtata moüthiüý-biamaý.
\tr person / one / talking / he heard they say. / Tree / very dense / within / walked they say.
\rf jod 1890:117.11

\op Shiýnudoü-ma waýgazhi aýtiaýgtha-biamaý. Huý! huý! huý! huý! aý-biamaý. Shiýnudoü
\tr The dogs / commanded them / suddenly they say. / Hoo! / hoo! / hoo! / hoo! / said, they say. / Dog
\rf jod 1890:117.12

\op 'aýbae-waýkithaý-biamaý. Ki nuýzhiüga akaý Wahoüýthishige akaý zhoüý aýkoü nazhiüý-
\tr to hunt he caused them they say. / And / boy / the «sub.» / Orphan / the «sub.» / tree / leaning against / stood
\rf jod 1890:117.13

\op biamaý, iýkinaýxthe nazhiüý-biamaý; shiýnudoü noüýwapaý-bi egoüý wahuýtoüthiü agthaýthiü
\tr they say, / hiding himself / stood they say; / dog / he feared them they say / having / roaring weapon / had his own
\rf jod 1890:117.14

\op nazhiüý-biamaý. Goüý eýgithe shiýnudoü amaý nuýzhiüga toü iýtha-biamaý. Goüý eýgithe
\tr stood they say. / And / at length / dog / the «pl. sub.» / boy / the «std. ob.» / found they say. / And / at length
\rf jod 1890:117.15

\op niýashiüga akaý eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Niaýshiüga akaý eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý ukiýa-
\tr man / the «sub.» / there / arrived, they say. / Man / the «sub.» / there / arrived, they say / having / spoke to him
\rf jod 1890:117.16

\op biamaý. Eaýtoü sheýke ahniüý a. Wahuýtoüthiü ke iýmaxaý-biamaý, wahuýtoüthiü
\tr they say. / Why / that «ob.» / you have / ? / Roaring weapon / the «ob.» / he questioned about they say, / roaring weapon
\rf jod 1890:117.17

\op iýbahoüýzhi egoüý. Ki nuýzhiüga gaý-biamaý: Edaýdoü waniýta toüýbe ki iýt'eaýthe
\tr he knew not / beacuse. / And / boy / said as follows, they say: / What / animal / I see / when / I kill with it
\rf jod 1890:117.18

\op kiýzhi, bthaýte-hnoü-moüý aýdoü abthiüý, aý-biamaý. Goüý, Hiüdegoüý! shyuý sheýtoü
\tr when, / I eat it invariably I do / therefore / I have it, / said he, they say. / And, / Let me see! / prairie-chicken / that
\rf jod 1890:117.19

\op kiýda-ga, aý-biamaý. Nuzhiüga akaý shyuý toü kiýda-bi ki t'eýtha-biamaý. Hin-
\tr shoot at it, / said, they say. / Boy / the «sub.» / prairie-chicken / the «std. ob.» / shot at they say / when / killed it they say. / Let me
\rf jod 1890:117.20

\op dakeý, kagaý, iýthitoübe taiý. Iýtha-ga wahuýtoüthiü ki. Goüýki 'iý-bi ki doübaý-
\tr see, / O friend, / let me see your property / Hand it to me / roaring weapon / the «ob.». / And / he gave to him, they say / when / he looked at it
\rf jod 1890:118.1

\op bi ki: Kageý, uýdoü iýnahiü ashniüý aýhoü, aý-biamaý. Ki, Hiüdaý! kageý, iügoüý-
\tr they say / when: / Friend, / good / truly / you have / ! / said, they say. / And, / Stop! / friend, / teach it
\rf jod 1890:118.2

\op za-ga, aý-biamaý Gioüýza-biamaý. Goüýki shyuý wiü kiýda-biamaý ki t'eýtha-
\tr to me, / said, they say. / Taught him they say. / And / prairie-chicken / one / shot at they say / when / killed it
\rf jod 1890:118.3

\op biamaý niaýshiüga akaý. Kageýha, wahuýtoüthiü ke wiýbthiüwiü koüýbtha, aý-
\tr they say / man / the «sub.». / O friend, / roaring weapon / the «ob.» / I buy from you / I wish, / said
\rf jod 1890:118.4

\op biamaý niaýshiüga akaý. Ki nuýzhiüga akaý uthiý'agaý-biamaý. Eýgoüthoüýzha iüý-
\tr they say / man / the «sub.». / And / boy / the «sub.» / was unwilling they say. / Although so / I
\rf jod 1890:118.5

\op washta-maýzhi, aý-biamaý. Ki niaýshiüga akaý: Wiý uýdoü aýta wi'iý te ha, aý-
\tr cannot spare it, / said, they say. / And / man / the «sub.»: / I / good / beyond / I give to you / will / , / said
\rf jod 1890:118.6

\op biamaý. Ki, Edaýdoü oüthaý'i taýdoü, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Shiýnudoü thoükaý
\tr they say. / And, / What / you give me / will? / said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / Dog / the «pl. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:118.7

\op noübaý-biamaý. Shiýnudoü theýthoükaý akiýwa wi'iý te ha, aý-biamaý. Ki, Edaýdoü
\tr two they say. / Dog / these / both / I give to you / will / , / said, they say. / And, / What
\rf jod 1890:118.8

\op weýPaxe tateý shiýnudoü thoüka, aý-biamaý. 'Abaeathaýkithe teý, aý-biamaý.
\tr I do with them / shall / dog / the «pl. ob.» / said, they say. / You cause them to hunt / will, / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:118.9

\op Hiüdegoüý! Watoüýbe te ha. 'Aýbae waýgazhiýiga. Ki niýashiüga akaý shiýnudoü
\tr Let me see! / I see / will / . / To hunt / command them. / And / man / the «sub.» / dog
\rf jod 1890:118.10

\op toü izhaýzhe thadaý-biamaý: Ni-uýha-moüýthiü-aý! taýxti wiüý agiýmoüthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr the «std. ob.» / name / called they say: / Walks-following-the-stream / O! / deer / one / walk for it, / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:118.11

\op Shi, Moüýze-thaýxoü-aý! wasaýbe wiüý agiýmoüthiü-ga, aý-biamaý. Ki Ni-uýha-moüýthiü
\tr Again, / Breaks-iron-with-his-teeth / O! / black bear / one / walk for it, / said, they say. / And / @{Ni-uýha-moüýthiü}
\rf jod 1890:118.12

\op akaý taýxti wiüý uxtheýxchi athiüý akiý-biamaý. Shi Moüýze-thaxoüý akaý shi wasaýbe
\tr the «sub.» / deer / one / very soon / having / reached home they say. / Again, / @{Moüýze-thaxoüý} / the «sub.» / again / black bear
\rf jod 1890:118.13

\op wiüý uxtheýxchi athiüý akiý-biamaý. Ki nuýzhiüga akaý shiýnudoü-ma xtaýwathaý-
\tr one / very soon / having / reached home they say. / And / boy / the «sub.» / the dogs / loved them
\rf jod 1890:118.14

\op biamaý. Ki wahuýtoüthiü 'iý-biamaý niýkashiüga aýma toü. Shi nuýzhiüga toü
\tr they say. / And / roaring weapon / he gave to him, they say / man / the other / the «std. ob.». / Again / boy / the «std. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:118.15

\op shiýnudoü thoükaý 'iý-biamaý. Goüý niýashiüga akaý, Wiý uýdoü aýtaxti wi'iý ha,
\tr dog / the «pl. ob.» / he gave to him, they say. / And / man / the «sub.» / I / good / very / I give you / ,
\rf jod 1890:118.16

\op aý-biamaý. Moüýze-wetiü shti edaýbe wi'iý ha, aý-biamaý. Ki nuýzhiüga akaý,
\tr said, they say. / Sword / too / also / I give you / , / said, they say. / And / boy / the «sub.»,
\rf jod 1890:118.17

\op Wiý shti uýdoü wi'iý ha, aý-biamaý. Edaýdoü waniýta ithaýkide shtewoüý iýt'eaýthe-
\tr I / too / good / I give you / , / said, they say. / What / animal / with it I shoot at / notwithstanding / I kill with it
\rf jod 1890:118.18

\op hnoü-moüý eýde abthiüý ha, aý-biamaý. Ki, Iügoüýza-ga ha, wahuýtoüthiü ke,
\tr invariably I do / but / I have it / , / said, they say. / And / Teach me / , / roaring weapon / the «ob.»,
\rf jod 1890:118.19

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý gioüýza-biamaý. Uýshkoü iýbahoü goüthaý-biamaý wahuýtoüthiü ke.
\tr said, they say. / And / taught him they say. / Deed (use) / to know / wished they say / roaring weapon / the «ob.».
\rf jod 1890:118.20

\op Shi aýma akaý: Kageýha, iügoüýza-ga shiýnidoü thoükaý, aý-biamaý. Shiýnudoü
\tr Again / the other / the «sub.»: / O friend, / teach me / dog / the «pl. ob.» / said, they say. / Dog
\rf jod 1890:119.1

\op thoükaý edaýdoü gaýxe wetheýshkoühna ki, shiýnudoü izhaýzhe wathaýde-hnoüý-ga.
\tr the «pl. ob.» / what / to do / you wish them / if, / dog / his name / you call them regularly.
\rf jod 1890:119.2

\op Goüý gaxaýi-ga, esheý ki, eýgoü gaýxe-hnoüý taiteý, aý-biamaý. Ki moüýze-wetiü
\tr Thus / do ye / you say / if, / so / do invariably / they shall, said he, they say. / And / sword
\rf jod 1890:119.3

\op theý shti iügoüýza-ga, aý-biamaý. Edaýdoü teýxi aýthakipa ki oüthaýsithaý-doü
\tr this / too / teach me, / he said, they say. / What / difficult / you meet / if / me you think of and
\rf jod 1890:119.4

\op moüýze-wetiü ke thizeý-adoüý weýtiü abaýha-hnoüý-ga ha, aý-biamaý aýma akaý.
\tr sword / the «ob.» / take and / to strike with / make the motion always / , / said, they say / the other / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:119.5

\op Teýxixti shteýshtewoüý shoüý eýgoü-hnoüý taiteý, aý-biamaý. Goüý akiýthaha athaý-
\tr Very difficult / notwithstanding / still / so always / (it) shall (be) / said, they say. / And / apart / went
\rf jod 1890:119.6

\op biamaý Akiýthaha athaý-bi ki nuýzhiüga akaý shiýnudoü thoükaý zhuýwagthe athaý-
\tr they say. / Apart / went they / when / boy / the «sub.» / dog / the (pl.ob.) / he with them / went
\rf jod 1890:119.7

\op biamaý, shi aýma akaý wahuýtoüthiü ke athiüý athaý-biamaý. Nuýzhiüga toüýwoügthoü
\tr they say / again / the other / the «sub.» / roaring weapon / the «ob.» / having it / went, they say. / Boy / tribe
\rf jod 1890:119.8

\op edediýthoü koüýgexchi ahiý-biamaý. Koüýgexchi ahiý-bi ki mashchiüýge uýne
\tr the one that was there / very near / arrived, they say. / Very near / arrived, they say / when / rabbit / to hunt them
\rf jod 1890:119.9

\op waýgazhiý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Moüýze-thaýxoü-aý, Ni-uýha-moüýthiü eýthoüba, ma-
\tr commanded them they say / boy / the «sub.». / @{Moüýze-thaxoüý} O! / @{Ni-uýha-moüýthiü} / also / rab-
\rf jod 1890:119.10

\op shtiüýge uýnai-ga, aý-biamaý Ki mashtiüýge uýna-bi ki mashtiüýge heýgashte-
\tr bit / hunt ye them / he said, they say. / And / rabbit / hunted them, they say. / when / rabbit / a very great
\rf jod 1890:119.11

\op woüýzhi t'eýwathaý-biamaý shiýnudoü amaý. Ki nuýzhiüga akaý mashtiüge heýgashte-
\tr number / killed them they say / dog / the «pl. sub.». / And / boy / the «sub.» / rabbit / a very great
\rf jod 1890:119.12

\op woüýzhi wa'iüý-biamaý. Ki waý'uzhiüga wiü gaxaýtaxti tiý thiükeý amaý. Eýdi
\tr number / carried them on his back they say. / And / old woman / one / very far apart / had / pitched her tent / they say. / There
\rf jod 1890:119.13

\op ahiý-biamaý nuýzhiüga amaý. Waý'uzhiüga thiükeýdi ahiý-bi egoüý, Mashtiüýge
\tr arrived, they say / boy / the «sub.». / Old woman / by the «ob.» / arrived, they say / having, / Rabbit
\rf jod 1890:119.14

\op sheýthoükaý waýthizaýga ha, aý-biamaý. Hiü+! tuýshpathoü+ mashtiüýge iügiý'iü tiý-
\tr those / take them / , / said, they say. / Oh! / my grandchild! / rabbit / carrying for me / has come
\rf jod 1890:119.15

\op ena+, aý-biamaý. Koühaý, pahoüýga akiýthaha mashtiüýge thoükaý wiüý wa'iý-
\tr ! / said she, they say. / Grandmother / before / apart (apiece) / rabbit / the «pl. ob.» / one / give to
\rf jod 1890:119.16

\op ga ha, shiýnudoü thoükaý, thi haýshidoü wahnaýte taýshe, aý-biamaý Eýgoü gaxaý-
\tr them / , / dog / the «pl. ob.» / you / afterward / you eat / must / said he, they say. / So / did
\rf jod 1890:119.17

\op biamaý waý'uzhiüga akaý. Goüý eýgithe niýkashiüga toüýwoügthoü heýgazhiýxti eshoüý-
\tr they say / old woman / the «sub.». / And / at length / people / tribe / a very great number / close
\rf jod 1890:119.18

\op aki gthiüý amaý xageý za'eýxtioüý-biamaý. Goüý nuýzhiüga akaý Goüý nuýzhiüga akaý gaý-biamaý: Koühaý,
\tr to / sat / they say / crying / made a very great noise they say. / And / boy / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Grandmother,
\rf jod 1890:119.19

\op eaýtoü xagaiý a, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, Wakoüýdagi PaPeýthoüba eýdegoü niýkagahi
\tr why / they cry / ? / said he, they say. / Yes, / Water-monster / seven heads / but / chief
\rf jod 1890:119.20

\op izhoüýge thasniüý 'ithaiý egoüý, niýkagahi izhoüýge thasniüý-baýzhi ki, toüýwoügthoü
\tr his daughter / to swallow her / spoke of / having / chief / his daughter / swallow her not / if / tribe
\rf jod 1890:120.1

\op bthuýgaxti thasniüý 'ithaiý egoüý eýdi athiüý taý ama heý, aýdoü xagaiý he,
\tr all / to swallow / spoke of / having / there / having her / go / they will / , / therefore / they cry / ,
\rf jod 1890:120.2

\op aý-biamaý Ki, Koühaý, eaýtoü Wakoüýdagi PaPeýthoüba t'eýtha-baýzhi a, aý-biamaý
\tr said she, they say. / And, / Grandmother / why / Water-monster / seven heads / they do not kill him / ? / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:120.3

\op nuýzhiüga akaý. Hiü+! tuýshpathoü+! eýgithoüýzhi-a he Xubaiý eýgoü eýgithoüi ki
\tr boy / the «sub.». / Oh! / my grandchild! / do not say it to (any one) /  / He is sacred / as / «one» says it to (another) / if
\rf jod 1890:120.4

\op weýbahoü-hnoüiý he, aý-biamaý. Ki, Weýbahoü shteýshte shoüý koühaý, t'eýthai ki
\tr he knows invariably / , / said she, they say. / And, / He knows / no matter if / yet / grandmother / they kill him / if
\rf jod 1890:120.5

\op uýdoü ha, aý-biamaý Eýgithe wanaýshe amaý niýkagahi izhoüýge thiükeý athiüý athaý-
\tr good / , / said, he they say. / At length / soldier / the «pl. sub.» / chief / his daughter / the «ob.» / having her / went
\rf jod 1890:120.6

\op biamaý Wakoüýdagi PaPeýthoüba thiükeýta. Ki nuýzhiüga akaý eýdi athaý-biamaý.
\tr they say / Water-monster / seven heads / to the «ob.». / And / boy / the «sub.» / there / went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:120.7

\op Eduiýha-baýzhi, gashiýbata noüthiüý-biamaý Koüýge athiüý ahiý-bi ki wa'uý thiükeý
\tr He did not join them, / at a place outside of / walked they say. / Near / having her / they reached, they say / when / woman / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:120.8

\op eýdi theýkithaý-biamaý wanaýshe amaý, hebaýdi noüshtoüý-bi egoüý. Ki nuýzhiüga
\tr there / sent her they say / soldier / the «pl. sub.» / on the way / stopped they say / having. / And / boy
\rf jod 1890:120.9

\op akaý, Wahoüýthishige akaý, eýtoüthiü ni koüýha keýta ahiý-biamaý; Wakan*-
\tr the «sub.», / Orphan / the «sub.» / he first / water / border / to the / arrived, they say; / Water-
\rf jod 1890:120.10

\op dagi PaPeýthoüba eýdi eýtoüthiü ahiý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Eýgithe wa'uý akaý
\tr monster / seven heads / there / he first / arrived, they say / boy / the «sub.». / At length / woman / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:120.11

\op edi ahiý-biamaý nuýzhiüga toüýdi. Nuýzhiüga akaý waýthaha uýdoüxti kikaýxa-
\tr there / arrived, they say / boy / by the «std.». / Boy / the «sub.» / clothing / very good / made for himself
\rf jod 1890:120.12

\op bi egoüý, moüýze-wetiü shti athiüý akaýma. Ki wa'uý toü ukiýa-bi egoüý, Aýwadi
\tr they say / having / sword / too / had / they say. / And / woman / the «std. ob.» / talked to her they say / having, / On what business
\rf jod 1890:120.13

\op thatiý a, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Hiü+! na! thanaý'oüzhi aýxtoü aýdoü, aý-biamaý
\tr you have come / ? / said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / Oh! / why! / you have not heard / how possible / ? / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:120.14

\op wa'uý akaý. Oühoü, anaý'oü-maýzhi, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Wakaüýdagi PaPeý-
\tr woman / the «sub.». / Yes / I have not heard it / said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / Water-monster / seven
\rf jod 1890:120.15

\op thoüba akaý oüýthasniü 'ithaiý egoüý atiýi he. Oüýthasniü-baýzhi ki shoüýxti toüýwoügthiüý-
\tr heads / the «sub.» / to swallow me / spoke of / having / I have come / . / He does not swallow me / if / then, alas! «?» / tribe
\rf jod 1890:120.16

\op bthuýgaxti thasniüý 'ithaiý egoüý atiýi he, aý-biamaý. Ki nuýzhiüga akaý, Moügthiüý-
\tr all of / to swallow / he spoke of / having / I have come / , / said she, they say. / And / boy / the «sub.», / Be-
\rf jod 1890:120.17

\op ga, aý-biamaý Ki wa'uý akaý, Hiü+! thagtheý eteýde, thiý niýashiüga uthuýthikoü-
\tr gone, / said he, they say. / And / woman / the «sub.», / Oh! / you should have gone, / you / man / you dressed
\rf jod 1890:120.18

\op piýxti thaýtoüsheý. Eýgithe Wakoüýdagi PaPeýthoüba akaý t'eýthithe taiý, aý-biamaý.
\tr very well / you who stand. / Beware / Water-monster / seven heads / the «sub.» / kill you / lest / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:120.19

\op Oüýkazhi, thiý moügthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Goüý wa'uý akaý agthaý-
\tr Not so, / you / begone / said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / And / woman / the «sub.» / went homeward
\rf jod 1890:120.20

\op biamaý. Wa'uý thiü gtheý ki nuýzhiüga akaý ni koüýha keýdi a-iýnazhiüý-biamaý.
\tr they say. / Woman / the «mv. ob.» / went homeward / when / boy / the «sub.» water / border / by the / came and stood they say.
\rf jod 1890:121.1

\op Moüýze-thaýxoü-aý, Paýhi hiýdexti thoüýdi edediý thaýtoüsheý te ha. Ni-uýha-
\tr @{Moüýze-thaxoüý} O! / neck / lowest part / by the / there / you who stand / will / . / @{Ni-uýha-}
\rf jod 1890:121.2

\op moüýthiü-aý, siüýde hiýdexti thoüýdi edediý thaýtoüsheý te ha, aý-biamaý. Shiýnudoü
\tr @{moüýthiü} O! / tail / right at the root / by the / there / you who stand / will / , / said, they say. / Dog
\rf jod 1890:121.3

\op akaý akiýa niý thoü moütaýha aýiaýtha-biamaý. Eýgithe Wakoüýdagi PaPeýthoüba
\tr the «sub.» / both / water / the «ob.» / underneath / had gone, they say. / At length / Water-monster / seven heads
\rf jod 1890:121.4

\op akaý Paý thoü wiüý thawaýthishnaý-biamaý shiýnudoü akaý. Goüýki nuýzhiüga akaý
\tr the «sub.» / head / the «ob.» / one / made appear by biting they say / dog / the «sub.». / And / boy / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:121.5

\op moüýze-wetiü thizaý-bi egoüý Paý thoü gasaý-biamaý Wakoüýdagi PaPeýthoüba.
\tr sword / took they say / having / head / the «ob.» / cut off they say / Water-monster / seven heads.
\rf jod 1890:121.6

\op Goüýki, Keý, shoüýgaxaiý-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý nuýzhiüga aka Wakoüýdagi
\tr And, / Come / do enough (+cease) / he said, they say. / And / boy / the «sub.» / Water-monster
\rf jod 1890:121.7

\op PaPeýthoüba Paý thoü theýze thizaý-biamaý. Goüýki Paý thoü koüýha keýdi
\tr seven heads / head / the «ob.» / tongue / took they say. / And / head / the «ob.» / water / border / by the
\rf jod 1890:121.8

\op oüýtha-biamaý, goüý tetheýze thoü athiüý athaý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý.
\tr threw away they say / and / tongue / the «ob.» / having / went they say / boy / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:121.9

\op Tiýi thoü koüýge akiý-bi, Mashtiüýge uýnai-ga, aý-biamaý, shiýnudoü thoükaý.
\tr Lodges / the circle / near / reached home, they say, / Rabbit / hunt ye for them / said he, they say, / dog / the «pl. ob.».
\rf jod 1890:121.10

\op Mashtiüýge utheýwiüwathaý-bi egoüý wa'iüý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige akaý. Waý'uzhiüga
\tr Rabbit / collected them, they say / having / carried them they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / Old woman
\rf jod 1890:121.11

\op thiükeýdi wa'iüý akiý-biamaý, mashtiüýge thoükaý. Koühaý, mashtiüýge sheýthoükaý
\tr by the «ob.» / carrying them / he reached home, they say, / rabbit / the «pl. ob.». / Grandmother, / rabbit / those
\rf jod 1890:121.12

\op wa'iüý agthiý, aý-biamaý. Hiü+! tuýshpashoü+! mashtiüýge iügiý'oü gthiý-ena+, aý-biamaý
\tr carrying them / I have come home / said, they say. / Oh! / my grandchild! / rabbit / carrying for me / has come home! / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:121.13

\op waý'uzhiüga akaý. Ki mashtiüýge waýthizaý-biamaý. Koühaý, gaýthoü iüthiüýgthoü-ga,
\tr old woman / the «sub.». / And / rabbit / took them they say. / Grandmother, / that «cv. ob.» / put on something for me,
\rf jod 1890:121.14

\op aý-bi egaý theýze thoü waý'uzhiüga thizaý-bi egoüý noüýde ithoüýth-biamaý.
\tr he said, they say. / having / tongue / the «ob.» / old woman / took, they say / having / side of lodge / put it they say. / Dog
\rf jod 1890:121.15

\op thoükaý, koühaý, eý pahoüýga akiýthaha mashtiüýge wiüý wa'iý-ga ha, aý-biamaý
\tr the «pl. ob.», / grandmother, / that / before / both (apiece) / rabbit / one / give to them / , / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:121.16

\op Ushteý thoükaý thithiýta ha, aý-biamaý. Goüýki hoüýegoüche ki xageý za'eýxtioü-
\tr Remainder / the «pl. ob.» / your own / , / said he, they say. / And / morning / when / crying / made a very great noise
\rf jod 1890:121.17

\op biamaý toüýwoügthoü-maýdi. Goüý, Koühaý, eaýtoü, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Hiü+!
\tr they say / those in the tribe. / And, / Grandmother, / wherefore, / said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / Oh!
\rf jod 1890:121.18

\op tuýshpathoü, edeý thiükeý ehoü+. Miüýzhiüga niýkagahi izhoüýge thiükeý xaýtha
\tr my grandchild, / what is he saying /  «fem.»! / Girl / chief / his daughter / the (one who) / back again
\rf jod 1890:121.19

\op akiý ameýgoü shi eýdi athiüý atheý goüýthai eýgoü xagaiý he, aý-biamaý. Koühaý, Wa-
\tr she reached home, as / and / there / having her / to go / they wish / as / they cry / , / said she, they say. / Grandmother. / Water-
\rf jod 1890:121.20

\op koüýdagi PaPeýthoüba t'eýthe taiý. Eaýtoü t'eýtha-baýzhi a, aý-biamaý nuzhiüga akaý.
\tr monster / seven heads / let them kill him. / Why / they do not kill him / ? / said, they say / boy / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:122.1

\op Tuýshpathoü+! xubeý heýgabazhi, noüýpai he. Bthuýga niýkashiüga noüýpai he,
\tr O grandchild! / sacred / very, / they fear him / . / All / people / they fear him / ,
\rf jod 1890:122.2

\op aý-biamaý. Shi nuýzhiüga akaý eýdi athaý-biamaý Niý ke eýtoüthiü a-iýnazhiüý-biamaý.
\tr said she, they say. / Again / boy / the «sub.» / there / went they say. / Water / the «lg. ob.» / he first / came and stood they say.
\rf jod 1890:122.3

\op Goüý wanaýshe amaý shi wa'uý thiükeý eýdi athiüý athaý-biamaý. Koüýge athiüý ahiý-bi
\tr And / soldiers / the «pl. sub.» / again / woman / the «ob.» / there / having her / went they say. / Near / having her / arrived, they say
\rf jod 1890:122.4

\op ki eýdi theýkithaý-biamaý. Ki wanaýshe agthaý-biamaý. Goüý wa'uý amaý eýdi athaý-
\tr when / there / sent her they say. / And / soldier / went homeward, they say. / As / woman / the «mv. sub.» / there / went
\rf jod 1890:122.5

\op biamaý niý thoüýdi. Ki eýgithe nuýzhiüga akaý edediý akaýma shi, ni koüýha keýdi.
\tr they say / water / by the «ob.». / And / at length / boy / the «sub.» / there he was, they say / again, / water / border / by the «ob.».
\rf jod 1890:122.6

\op Nuýzhiüga akaý, Eaýtoü shiý a, aý-biamaý wa'uý toü eý wakaý-bi egoüý. Hiü+! na!
\tr Boy / the «sub.», / Why / you come / ? / said, they say / woman / the «std. ob.» / that / he meant, they say / having. / Oh! / psha!
\rf jod 1890:122.7

\op thagtheý eteýde, thiý niýashiüga uthuýthikoüpiýxti thaýtoüsheý. Eýgithe Wakoüýdagi PPeý-
\tr you should have gone homeward / you / man / you are dressed very well / you who stand. / Beware / Water-monster / seven
\rf jod 1890:122.8

\op thoüba akaý t'eýthithe taiý, aý-biamaý. Oüýkazhi, thiý moügthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga
\tr heads / the «sub.» / he will kill you, / said she, they say. / Not so, / you / begone, / said, they say / boy
\rf jod 1890:122.9

\op akaý. Ki wa'uý akaý agthaý-biamaý. Goüý shi niý keýdi ahiý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý.
\tr the «sub.». / And / woman / the «sub.» / went homeward, they say. / And / again / water / by the / arrived, they say / boy / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:122.10

\op Shiýnudoü thoükaý uýwagiýkiaý-biamaý. Niý-uýha-moüýthiü-aý! Paýhi hiýdexti thoüýdi
\tr Dog / the «pl. ob.» / he talked with them, his own they say. / @{Ni-uýha-moüýthiü} O! / neck / the very botton / by the
\rf jod 1890:122.11

\op edediý thaýtoüsheý te haý, Moüýze-thaýxoü-aý! siüýde hiýdexti thoüýdi edediý thaýtoüsheý te
\tr there / you will stand / , / @{Moüýze-thaxoüý} O! / tail / the very root / by the / there / you will stand
\rf jod 1890:122.12

\op haý, aý-biamaý. Goüý shiýnudoü akaý niý ke eýgiha aýiaýtha-biamaý. Eýgiha aýiaýtha-
\tr . / said, they say. / And / dog / the «sub.» / water / the «ob.» / headlong / had gone, they say. / Headlong / had gone
\rf jod 1890:122.13

\op biamaý ki eýgithe Wakoüýdagi PaPeýthoüba Paý noüýba thawaýthishnaý-biamaý.
\tr they say / when / at length / Water-monster / seven heads / head / two / they made appear by biting they say.
\rf jod 1890:122.14

\op Nuýzhiüga Paý thoü akiýwa gasaý-biamaý. Theýze thoü waýthizaý-bi egoüý Paý thoü ni
\tr Boy / head / the «ob.» / both / cut off, they say. / Tongue / the «ob.» / took them, they say / having / head / the «ob.» / water
\rf jod 1890:122.15

\op koüýha keýdi oüýtha-bi egoüý agthaý-biamaý. Goüý tiý te koüýge akiý-bi shi
\tr border / by the / threw away, they say / having / went homeward, they say. / And / lodge / the «ob.» / near / reached home, they say / again
\rf jod 1890:122.16

\op mashtiüýge uýna-biamaý. Koühaý, sheýthoükaý mashtiüýge waýthizaý-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr rabbit / he hunted them, they say. / Grandmother, / those / rabbit / take them, / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:122.17

\op Ki wa'uzhiüýga shi mashtiüýge waýthizaý-biamaý Koühaý, theýze thoü iüthiüýgthoü-ga,
\tr And / old woman / again / rabbit / took them they say. / Grandmother / tongue / the «ob.» / put on something for me,
\rf jod 1890:122.18

\op aý-biamaý. Shi zhoüý-biamaý. Hoüý amaý. Shi hoüýegoüýche xageý za'eýxtioüý-
\tr he said, they say. / Again / slept they say. / Night / they say. / Again / morning / crying / made a very great noise
\rf jod 1890:122.19

\op biamaý Koühaý, eaýtoü xagaiý a gaýama, aý-biamaý. Shpathoü+, niýkagahi izhoüýge
\tr they say. / Grandmother, / why / they cry / ? / those, / said, they say. / O grandchild, / chief / his daughter
\rf jod 1890:123.1

\op thiükeý xaýtha kiý ameýgoü giýkoü eýgoü xagaiý he, aý-biamaý Shi eýdi athiüý athaý-
\tr the «ob.» / back again / she came home, as / to condole with her / as / they cry / , / said she, they say. / Again / there / having her / went
\rf jod 1890:123.2

\op biamaý niýkagahi izhoüýge thiükeý wanaýshe amaý. Shi nuýzhiüga eýtoüthiü ni koüýha
\tr they say / chief / his daughter / the «ob.» / soldier / the «pl. sub.». / Again / boy / he first / water / border
\rf jod 1890:123.3

\op keýdi ahiý-biamaý. Waýthaha udoüýxti kikaýxa-biamaý. Shi wa'uý akaý eýdi
\tr by the / arrived, they say. / Clothing / very good / he made for himself they say. / Again / woman / the «sub.» / there
\rf jod 1890:123.4

\op ahiý-biamaý. Nuýzhiüga toü eý wakaý-bi egoüý, Shiýazhi eteý ki, aý-biamaý wa'uý akaý.
\tr arrived, they say. / Boy / the «std. ob.» / that / she meant, they say / having, / You ought not to come / said, they say / woman / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:123.5

\op Eýgithe Wakoüýdagi PaPeýthoüba akaý t'eýthithe taiý he, aý-biamaý. Ki nuýzhiüga akaý,
\tr Beware, / Water-monster / seven heads / the «sub.») / he kill you / lest / , / said she, they say. / And / boy / the «sub.»,
\rf jod 1890:123.6

\op Oükazhi ha, thiý moügthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Hau, wa'uý akaý agthaý-biamaý. Agthaý-bi
\tr Not so / , / you / begone, / said he, they say. / Well, / woman / the «sub.» / went homeward, they say. / Went homeward, they say
\rf jod 1890:123.7

\op ki nuýzhiüga akaý, Moüýze-thaýxoü-aý! Paýhi hiýdexti thoüýdi edediý thaýtoüsheý te ha.
\tr when / boy / the «sub.», / @{Moüýze-thaxoüý} O! / neck / the very bottom / by the / there / you will stand / .
\rf jod 1890:123.8

\op Ni-uýha-moüýthiü-aý! siüýde hiýdexti thoüýdi edediý thaýtoüsheý te ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr @{Ni-uýha-moüýthiü} O! / tail / very root of / by the / there / you will stand / , / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:123.9

\op Shiýnudoü akaý akiýwa niý thoü moütaýha aýiaýtha-biamaý. Eýgithe Wakoüýdagi PaPeý-
\tr Dog / the «sub.» / both / water / the «ob.» / beneath / had gone they say. / At length / Water-monster / seven
\rf jod 1890:123.10

\op thoüba Paý thaýbthiü thaeýthoübaý-biamaý shiýnudoü akaý. Goüý nuýzhiüga akaý Paý te
\tr heads / head / three / made emerge by biting they say / dog / the «sub.». / And / boy / the «sub.» / head / the
\rf jod 1890:123.11

\op gasaý-biamaý thaýbthiü. Goüý theýze te thizaý-bi egoüý Paý te oüýtha-bi egoüý
\tr cut off they say / three. / And / tongue / the / took, they say / having / head / the «ob.» / threw away, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:123.12

\op agthaý-biamaý. (Miüýzhiüga tiýi thoütaý kiý-hnoü thoüýdi ugthaý goüýtha shtewoüý thi'aý-
\tr went homeward, they say. / (Girl / lodges / to the / reached home, each time / when / to confess / wished / notwithstanding / failed
\rf jod 1890:123.13

\op shnoüý amaý.) Goüý agthaý-bi ki mashtiüýge shi uýna-biamaý. Mashtiüýge aýhigi
\tr invariably / they say.) / And / went homeward, they say / when / rabbit / again / them hunted, they say. / Rabbit / many
\rf jod 1890:123.14

\op uýna-bi egoüý wa'iüý akiý-biamaý. Waý'uzhiüga thiükedi akiý-bi egoüý theýze
\tr hunted them, they say / having / carrying them / reached home, they say. / Old woman / by the «ob.» / reached home, they say / having / tongue
\rf jod 1890:123.15

\op thaýbthiü shi 'iý-biamaý. Koühaý, gaýte iteýiüthiüýkithaý-ga, aý-biamaý. Hau! ma-
\tr three / again / he gave to her, they say / Grandmother, / that «col. ob.» / put away mine for me, / said he, they say. / Ho! / rab-
\rf jod 1890:123.16

\op shtiüýge sheýthoüka waýshizaý-doü shiýnudoü akiýwa wiü wa'iý-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Hau,
\tr bit / those / take them and / dog / both / one / give to them / , / said he, they say. / Well,
\rf jod 1890:123.17

\op zhoüý-biamaý shi.
\tr slept, they say / again.
\rf jod 1890:123.18

\op Shi hoüýegoüche ki shi niýashiüga-ma xageý za'eýxtioüý-biamaý toüýwoügthoü-
\tr Again / morning / when / again / people the / crying / made a very great noise they say / among those in
\rf jod 1890:123.19

\op maýdi. Koühaý, gaýamaý eaýtoü xagaiý a, aý-biamaý. Tuýshpathoü+! niýkagahi izhoüýge
\tr the tribe. / Grandmother / those / why / they cry / ? / said he, they say. / O grandchild! / chief / his daughter
\rf jod 1890:123.20

\op thiükeý shi xaýtha kiý ameýgoü eýdi athiüý athiüý atheý goüýthai eýgoü xageý ameýthe, aý-biamaý.
\tr the «ob.» / again / back again / she / reached home as / there / having her / to go / they wish / as / they are crying indeed / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:124.1

\op Koühaý, Wakoüýdagi PaPeýthoüba t'eýthe taiý. Eaýtoü t'eýtha-baýzhi a, aý-biamaý
\tr Grandmother / Water-monster / seven heads / let them kill him. / Why / they do not kill him / ? / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:124.2

\op nuýzhiüga akaý. Iýthoüboüý eýgithoüzhi-a he. Eýgithoü ki t'eýthithe taiý, aý-biamaý waý'uzhiüga
\tr boy / the «sub.». / A second time / say it not to (any one) / . / It is said to (any one) / if / he will kill you / said, they say / old woman
\rf jod 1890:124.3

\op akaý. Goüý wanaýshe amaý shi athiüý athaý-biamaý niüýzhiüga thiü. Ki nuýzhiüga amaý
\tr the «sub.». / And / soldier / the «pl. sub.» / again / having her / went they say / girl / the «mv. ob.» / And / boy / the «mv. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:124.4

\op eýdi athaý-bi egoüý shi eýtoüthiü ahiý-biamaý ni koüýha keýdi. Ki niüýzhiüga amaý
\tr there / went, they say / having / again / he first / arrived, they say / water / border / at the. / And / girl / the «mv. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:124.5

\op eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Shi nuýzhiüga akaý, Moügthiü-ga. Eýtoü shiý eýiüte, aý-biamaý.
\tr there / arrived, they say. / Again / boy / the «sub.» / Begone. / Why / do you come? / said he they say.
\rf jod 1890:124.6

\op Wa'uý amaý agthaý-biamaý shi. Niý-uýha-moüýthiüthiü-aý, Paýhi hiýde xti thoüýdi than*zhiü te
\tr Woman / the «mv. sub.» / went homeward, they say / again. / @{Ni-uýha-moüýthiü} O! / neck / the very bottom / by the / you stand / will
\rf jod 1890:124.7

\op ha. Moüýze-thaýxoü-aý, siüýde hiýdexti thoüýdi thanaýzhiü te ha, aý-biamaý. Shiýnudoü
\tr . / @{Moüýze-thaxoüý} O! / tail / the very root / by the / you stand / will / , / said, they say. / Dog
\rf jod 1890:124.8

\op akiýwa niý ke eýdi eýgihe aýia-biamaý. Uxtheýxchi Paý woüaýxchi thaeýthoübaý-
\tr both / water / the «ob.» / there / headlong / had gone, they say. / Very soon / head / one / made emerge by biting
\rf jod 1890:124.9

\op biamaý. Goüý nuýzhiüga akaý Paý thoü gasaý-biamaý. Theýze thoü thizaý-biamaý Paý
\tr they say. / And / boy / the «sub.» / head / the «ob.» / cut off they say. / Tongue / the «ob.» / took it they say. / Head
\rf jod 1890:124.10

\op te eýgazeýze ni koüýha kedi iteýtha-biamaý. Goüý nuýzhiüga amaý agthaý-bi ki
\tr the «col. ob.» / in a row / water / border / by the / put them, they say. / And / boy / the «mv. sub.» / went homeward, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:124.11

\op eýgithe waýxe-saýbe ni koüýha ke uhaý moüthiüý-biamaý. Paý te iýtha-biamaý
\tr it happened / black man / water / border / the «ob.» / following / walked they say. / Head «col. ob.» / the / found, they say
\rf jod 1890:124.12

\op waýxe-saýbe akaý. 'Iüý agthaý-biamaý waýxe-saýbe akaý Wakoüýdagi PaPeýthoüba
\tr black man / the «sub.». / Carrying / went homeward, they say / black man / the «sub.». / Water-monster / seven heads
\rf jod 1890:124.13

\op alaý t'eýathe ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý, Huhuý! waýxe-saýbe theýamaý Wakoüýdagi PaPeýthoüba
\tr the one who / I killed him / , / said, they say. / And, / Really! / black man / this / Water-monster / seven heads
\rf jod 1890:124.14

\op Paý te 'iü agthiý, aý-biamaý. Niýkagahi tiýi teýta 'iü moügthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr head / the «col. ob.» / carrying / has come home / said they, they say. / Chief / lodge / to the / carrying / begone / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:124.15

\op Eýta 'iü ahiý-biamaý. Goü, Paý te aýgudi hniýze a, aý-biamaý niýkagahi akaý Ki,
\tr Thither / carrying / he arrived, they say. / And, / Head / the «col. ob.» / where / you took them / ? / said, they say / chief / the «sub.». / And,
\rf jod 1890:124.16

\op Wakoüýdagi PaPeýthoüba akeý eýdegoü t'eýathe, aý-biamaý waýxe-saýbe akaý. Goüý
\tr Water-monster / seven heads / the one who / but / I killed him / said, they say / black man / the «sub.». / And,
\rf jod 1890:124.17

\op Hau! thiý t'eýthathe kiýzhi shiüýgazhiüga wiwiýta thagthoüý tateý, aýibiamaý niýkagahi akaý.
\tr Ho! / you / you killed him / if / child / my own / you marry her / shall / said, they say / chief / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:124.18

\op Goüý uýhoü-biamaý, wathaýte gaxaý-biamaý. Niýkashiüga bthuýgaxti miüýgthoü teýgoü
\tr And / cooked, they say, / food / made they say. / People / all / to marry / in order that
\rf jod 1890:124.19

\op weýku-biamaý. Shiüýgazhiüýga wiwiýta waýxe-saýbe gthoüý te eshaiý kiw2 gthoüý tateý ha.
\tr invited them they say. / Child / my own / black man / he marry her / may / ye say / if / he marry her / shall / .
\rf jod 1890:125.1

\op Ki niýkashiüga amaý gaý-biamaý: Oüýhoü, toüýwoügthoü bthuýga niýawathaiý ha, aýdoü
\tr And / people / the «pl. sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Yes, / tribe / all / he saved us / , / therefore
\rf jod 1890:125.2

\op gthoü te eshaiý ki gthoü te ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr he marry her / may / ye say / if / he marry her / may / , / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:125.3

\op Ki nuýzhiüga akaý iýbahoü gthiüý-biamaý, waýxe-saýbe xe-saýbe wa'uý thiükeý gthoüý tateý;
\tr And / boy / the «sub.» / knowing it / sat they say, / black man / woman / the «ob.» / marry her / shall
\rf jod 1890:125.4

\op giýtha-baýzhi gthiüý-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý: Moüýze-thaýxoü-aý, eýdi
\tr glad not / sat they say. / Said as follows, they say / boy / the «sub.»: / @{Moüýze-thaxoüý} O! / there
\rf jod 1890:125.5

\op moüthiüýga ha. Miüýgthoü teýgoü uýhoüi te uýs'u wiüý thaheý giý-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr walk thou / . / He marry her / in order that / cooked / the «ob.») / slice / one / carrying in the mouth / come back, / he said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:125.6

\op Shiýnudoü amaý eýdi athaý-biamaý. Shiýnudoü eýthoübe hiý ki niýashiüga amaý, Shiýnudoü
\tr Dog / the «mv. sub.» / there / went they say. / Dog / in sight / arrived / when / people / the «pl. sub.», / Dog
\rf jod 1890:125.7

\op uýdoü iýnahiü tiý aýhoü, aý-biamaý. Shiýnudoü akaý waýthate thoüýdi athaý-bi egoüý uýs'u
\tr good / truly / has come / ! / said they, they say. / Dog / the «sub.» / table / by the / went, they say / having / slice
\rf jod 1890:125.8

\op wiüý thaheý agthaý-biamaý. Hu-huý! shiýnudoü thiü piýazhi heýgazhi gaýxai. Thixaýi-ga,
\tr one / carrying in the mouth / he went homeward, they say. / Really! / dog / the (mv. one.) / bad / very / he has done. / Pursue ye him
\rf jod 1890:125.9

\op aý-biamaý niýashiüga amaý. Ki waý'uzhiüga tiýi teýdi thaheý akiý-biamaý. Shiýnudoü
\tr said, they say / people / the «pl. sub.». / And / old woman / lodge / by the / carrying in his mouth / he reached home, they say. / Dog
\rf jod 1890:125.10

\op thiükeý niýashiüga etaý thiükeý edaýbe ahniüý shkiý te, aý-biamaý niýkagahi akaý.
\tr the «ob.» / man / his / the «ob.» / also / you have him / you come back / will, / said, they say / chief / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:125.11

\op Wanaýshe-ma gaýxe waýgazhiý-biamaý. Ki wanaýshe amaý waý'uzhinga tiýi teýta ahiý-bi
\tr The soldiers / to do it / commanded them they say. / And / soldier / the «pl. sub.» / old woman / lodge / at the / arrived, they say
\rf jod 1890:125.12

\op ki eýgithe niýashiüga shiýnudoü etaý akaý niýashiüga uthuýkoüpiýxti waýthaha uýdoüxti
\tr when / behold / man / dog / his / the «sub.» / man / dressed very well / clothing / very good
\rf jod 1890:125.13

\op akaýma. Ki wanaýshe eýdi ahiý-bi ki niýashiüga thiükeý aýbagthaý-biamaý. Ki,
\tr was, they say. / And / soldier / there / arrived, they say / when / man / the «st. ob.» / drew back from him through shame they say. / And,
\rf jod 1890:125.14

\op Awaýdi shatiý eýiüte, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Oüýhoü, shiýnudoü miüýgthoü teýgoü
\tr For what have you come? / said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / Yes / dog / wedding / for the
\rf jod 1890:125.15

\op uýhoüi te wathaýte thaheý giý te doüýbe tiýawakithaiý, aý-biamaý. Niýashiüga etaý
\tr cooked / the / food / in his mouth / coming back / as / to see him / he caused us to come / said they, they say. / Man / his
\rf jod 1890:125.16

\op thiükeý edaýbe zhuýoügthe oügaýgthe taý-bi aiý ha, aý-biamaý. Keý moügthiüýi-ga.
\tr the one who / also / we with him / we go homeward / shall / he said / , / said they, they say. / Come, / begone ye.
\rf jod 1890:125.17

\op Shubtheý taý miükeýshe, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Goüý nuýzhiüga akaý waýthaha uýdoüxti
\tr I go to you / will / I who must / said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / And / boy / the «sub.» / clothing / very good
\rf jod 1890:125.18

\op kikaýxa-bi egoüý theýze te athiüý-bi egoüý eýdi athaý-biamaý. Ki waýxe-saýbe akaý
\tr made for himself, they say / having / tongue / the «col. ob.» / had them, they say / having / there / went they say. / And / black man / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:125.19

\op shetoüý tiý teýdi ahiý-bazhiý-biteýamaý, tiý weýdazhi gthiüý te. Eýgithe eýdi ahiý-biamaý
\tr so far / lodge / by the / had not reached it, they say / lodge / elsewhere / he sat. / At length / there / arrived, they say
\rf jod 1890:126.1

\op nuýzhiüga akaý, tetheýze athiüý-bi egoüý. Edaýdoü wiýbthipii-maýzhi egoüý wanaýshe
\tr boy / the «sub.» / tongue / had them, they say / having. / What / I did wrong to you / because / soldier
\rf jod 1890:126.2

\op oüýgihiýwathakithaiý a, aý-biamaý. Wakoüýdagi wiüý toüýwoügthoü thoü shoüýxti thiýthasniü
\tr you made them come for me / ? / said he, they say. / Water-monster / one / tribe / the / in spite of everything / to devour you
\rf jod 1890:126.3

\op taý akeýdegoü te'eýwikithaiý ha. Eaýtoü wanaýshe oüýthizewathaýkithaiý a, aý-biamaý.
\tr will / he was the one, but / I killed him for you. / . / Why / soldier / you caused them to take me / ? / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:126.4

\op Goüý gaýte Wakoüýdagi PaPaeýthoüba theýze te, aý-bi egoüý niýkagahi thiükeý 'iý-biamaý.
\tr And / that «col.» / Water-monster / seven heads / tongue / the «col. ob.» / said, they say / having / chief / the «ob.» / gave to him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:126.5

\op Goüý, Eý thiükeý Wakoüýdagi PaPeýthoüba t'eýthe thiükeý, witoüýde eýe ha, aý-biamaý
\tr And, / That / he who / Water-monster / seven heads / killed him / he who / my daughter's husband / it is he / , / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:126.6

\op niýkagahi akaý. Niüýzhiüga goüýki zhuýgthe gthiüýkithaý-biamaý waýxe-saýbe igaýxthoü.
\tr chief / the «sub.». / Girl / and / with her / made him sit they say / black man / his wife.
\rf jod 1890:126.7

\op Oüýhoü, daýdihaý, eýe he, aý-biamaý, nuý eý wakaý-bi egoüý. Goüýki niýkagahi
\tr Yes, / O father, / it is he / , / said she, they say / man / him / she meant, they say / having. / And / chief
\rf jod 1890:126.8

\op akaý, Waýxe-saýbe thiükeý athiüý giýi-ga, aý-biamaý Ki wanaýshe agiýathaý-biamaý.
\tr the «sub.», / Black man / the «ob.» / having him / be ye returning / said, they say. / And / soldier / went for him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:126.9

\op Athiüý akiý-biamaý waýxe-saýbe toü. Goüý uthuýshiata ithoüýtha nazhiüýkithaý-bi egoüý
\tr Having him / reached home, they say / black man / the «std. ob.». / And / in the middle / putting him / made him stand, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:126.10

\op waweýmaxaý-biamaý. Ki, Aýwateýgizhoü ki Wakoüýdagi PaPeýthoüba ke t'eýthathe a,
\tr questioned him they say. / And / How you did / when / Water-monster / seven head / the «past ob.» / you killed him / ?
\rf jod 1890:126.11

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý, Eýdi puý egoüý aýakiýbthe egoüý t'eýathe, aý-biamaý. Ki, Edaýdoü
\tr said he, they say. / And, / There / I reached / having / I attacked him / having / I killed him / said he, they say. / And, / What
\rf jod 1890:126.12

\op iýt'ethaýshe a, aý-biamaý. Maýhiü iýt'eaýthe, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe wa'uý akaý nuý thiükeý
\tr you killed him with / ? / said, they say. / Knife / I killed him with / said, they say. / At length / woman / the «sub.» / man / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:126.13

\op zhuýgthe eýthoübe atiý-biamaý. Daýdihaý, theýe he, nuý thiükeý Wakaüýdagi PaPeýthoüba
\tr with him / in sight / came, they say. / O father, / this is he / , / man / the one who / Water-monster / seven heads
\rf jod 1890:126.14

\op t'eýthe thiükeý, niýoüthe thiükeý theýe he, aý-biamaý. Waýxe-saýbe thiükeý uthoüýi-ga, aý-bi
\tr killed him / the one who / he saved me / the one who / this is he / , / said she, they say. / Black man / the «ob.» / hold him, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:126.15

\op egoüý aýshi athiüý athaý-bi egoüý naýxudethaý-biamaý.
\tr having / out / having him / went, they say / having / caused him to be burnt they say.
\rf jod 1890:126.16

\ti @{Wahoüýthishige} and the buffalo-woman

\op Wahoüýthishige eý ihoüý giýt'ai ithaýdi shti giýt'ai te itoüýge zhuýgigthaý-biamaý.
\tr Orphan / he / his mother / died / his father / too / died / when / his sister / he with his own they say.
\rf jod 1890:131.1

\op Ki itoüýge akaý nuý wiü wakiýdepiýxtioü eý aýthixaý-biamaý. Ki 'aýbae athaý-bi ki
\tr And / his sister / the «sub.» / man / one / a very good marksman / that / she took for a husband, they say. / And / hunting / went, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:131.2

\op taýxti wiüý 'iüý agiý-biamaý. Ki Wahoüýthishige, Hiüche+! toügeýha, witaýhoü wa'iüý
\tr deer / one / carrying / was coming home, they say. / And / Orphan, / Surprising! / O sister / my sister's husband / carrying
\rf jod 1890:131.3

\op gi thiüý. Washiüýxti bthaýte taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Ki akiý-bi ki teaýzoütasiý thoü
\tr he is coming home. / Very fat / I eat / will / I who / said, they say. / And / he got home, they say / when / kidneys / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:131.4

\op washiüý ubeýtoü thoüý thizaý-bi egoüý thixthuýda-bi egoüý tPiý thoü edaýbe 'iý-biamaý.
\tr fat / wrapped around / the «ob.»? / she took, they say / having / pulled it out of they say / having / liver / the «ob.» / also / she gave, they say.
\rf jod 1890:131.5

\op Sheýthoü thataý-a he. Washiüý shkoüýhna iýthanahiüý a, aý-biamaý itoüýge akaý. Shnaýte
\tr That / eat thou / . / Fat / you wish / you, indeed / ! / said, they say / his sister / the «sub.». / You eat
\rf jod 1890:131.6

\op shniýshtoü ki uý'e ke aýkihide moüthiüý-a, aý-biamaý. Ki goüýki thataý-bi ki uý'ata
\tr you finish / when / field / the «ob.» / to watch it / go / said she, they say. / And / then / he ate, they say / when / to the field
\rf jod 1890:131.7

\op athaý-biamaý, giýtha-bazhiýxti athaý-biamaý. Ki uý'e deýdi ahiý-bi ki nuý akaý zhoüý wiü
\tr he went, they say / very sorrowful / went they say. / And / field / at the / arrived, they say / when / man / the «sub.» / tree / one
\rf jod 1890:132.1

\op aýtoü-bi egoüý, Wazhiüýga-maýshe uý'e ke thateý giýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüýki agthaý-
\tr stood on, they say / having, / Ye birds / field / the «ob.» / to eat it / be ye coming / said he, they say. / And / went homeward
\rf jod 1890:132.2

\op biamaý hoüý ki. Shi hoüýegoüche ki itaýhoü amaý taýxti wiüý 'iüý agiý-biamaý.
\tr they say / night / when. / Again / morning / when / his sister's husband / the «mv. sub.» / deer / one / carrying / was coming home, they say.
\rf jod 1890:132.3

\op Hu-huý! toügeýha, witaýhoü wa'iüý gi thiüý Woüýete washiüýxti heýbe bthaýte taý
\tr Oho! / O sister, / my sister's husband / carrying / he is coming home. / This once / very fat / a piece / I eat / will
\rf jod 1890:132.4

\op miüke, aý-biamaý. Shi eýgoü gaxaý-biamaý. Uboüý thoü thizaý-bi egoüý tePiý thoü
\tr I who / said he, they say. / Again / so / she did, they say. / Fat around the kidneys / the «ob.» / took, they say / having / liver / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:132.5

\op edaýbe 'iý-biamaý. Sheýthoü thataý-a he. Washiüý thoü shkoüýhna iýthanahiüý a, aý-biama.
\tr also / she gave him, they say. / That / eat thou / . / Fat / the «ob.» / you with / you, indeed / ! / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:132.6

\op Goüýki, Uý'e ke aýkihide moüthiüý-a he, aý-biamaý. Ki shoüý eýgoü te duboüý gaxaý-
\tr And, / Field / the «ob.» / to watch it / go / , / said she, they say. / And / in fact / thus it was / four times / she did
\rf jod 1890:132.7

\op biamaý. Weýduboüý teýdi, Waýkida gthiüý-a he. Uý'e ke oüdoüýbe toüýgatoü,
\tr they say. / The fourth time / when. / To watch / sit thou / . / Field / the «ob.» / we see / we who will
\rf jod 1890:132.8

\op aý-biamaý Ki Wahoüýthishige akaý zhoüt'eýxchi zhoüý akaýma, uýkizaýxchi ki. Ki
\tr said she, they say. / And / Orphan / the «sub.» / sound asleep / was lying / they say / altogether alone / when. / And
\rf jod 1890:132.9

\op sabaýzhixchi wa'uý uýdoüxti wiüý eýdi ahiý-bi ki thixiý-biamaý Paýhoü-a he. Eaýtoü
\tr very suddenly / woman / very beautiful / one / there / arrived, they say / when / awakened him, they say. / Arise / . / Why
\rf jod 1890:132.10

\op thazhoüý a, aý-biamaý. Ki paýhoü amaý ki, Eaýtoü washiüýxti theýge eý heýbe
\tr you sleep / ? / said she, they say. / And / he arose / they say / when, / Why / very fat / these / that / piece
\rf jod 1890:132.11

\op shnaýte eteý ki, aý-biamaý. Eýgoüthoüýzha, witoüýge amaý etaiý ha. Eýgithe
\tr you ought to eat / said she, they say. / Nevertheless / my sister / the «sub.» / it is hers / . / (I am afraid lest)
\rf jod 1890:132.12

\op oüthoüýhusa taiý, aý-biamaý. Ki, Heýbe maýxoü-aýdoü thataý-a he, aý-biamaý (wa'uý
\tr she scold me / said he, they say. / And, / Piece / cut off and / eat thou / , / said, they say / (woman
\rf jod 1890:132.13

\op akaý). Eýde muýzhiüga, Eýgoüthoüzha, ubthiý'age, aý-biamaý. Ki wa'uý akaý nazhiüý-bi
\tr the). / But / boy / Nevertheless / I am unwilling / said he, they say. / And / woman / the «sub.» / stood, they say
\rf jod 1890:132.14

\op egoüý uýdoüxti thoü heýbe maýxoü-biamaý, niýashiüga wiüaýxchi thateý eýthoüskaxti
\tr having / very good / the «ob.» / piece / cut off they say / person / one / to eat / just that size
\rf jod 1890:132.15

\op maýxoü-biamaý, zheýgthoü-biamaý. Thataý-a he, aý-biamaý, nuýzhiüga thiükeý 'iý-bi egoüý.
\tr she cut off they say, / roasted it they say. / Eat thou / , / said she, they say / boy / the «ob.» / gave it to him, they say / having.
\rf jod 1890:132.16

\op Goüýki waýga maýxoü-bi thoü eýgigoüxti gaxaý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Goüýki shi
\tr And / slice / she cut off, they say / the «ob.» / just as before / she made it, they say / woman / the «sub.». / And / again
\rf jod 1890:132.17

\op egoü te duboüý-biamaý. Goüýki wa'uý akaý agthaý-biamaý ki sigtheý te wathiýshnaxti
\tr so / the «act» / four times they say. / And / woman / the «sub.» / went homeward, they say / when / trail / the «ob.» / very plain
\rf jod 1890:132.18

\op gaýxe agthaý-biamaý. Goüýki nuýzhiüga akaý sigtheý te uthuýhe athaý-biamaý.
\tr making it / went homeward they say. / And / boy / the «sub.» / trail / the «ob.» / following / went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:132.19

\op Oüýb ithaýugthexti moüthiüý-bi ki eýgithe Paýzexchi ahiý-bi ki eýgithe tiý wiü uýdoüxti
\tr Throughout they day / walked, they say / when / at length / very late in the evening / arrived, they say / when / behold / lodge / one / very good
\rf jod 1890:132.20

\op edediý te amaý, tiý soüýthe. Ki uPaý-bi ki eýgithe wa'uý akaý eý akaýma. Goüýki
\tr it was there, they say, / lodge / whitened. / And / entered, they say / when / behold / woman / the «sub.» / it was she, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:133.1

\op umiüýzhe keý shti uýdoüxti gthiüý akaýma. Ki zhoüý-uxpe zhiüýga taý gaýtube ugiýpixti
\tr couch / the «ob.» / too / very good / she was sitting on, they say. / And / wooden bowl / small / pounded buffalo meat / very full
\rf jod 1890:133.2

\op (hiý-biamaý. Ki 'iý-biamaý ki, Noüpoüýhiüxti-moü thoüýshti. Aýxtoü oüthoüýbthoü
\tr (gave to him, they say. / And / gave to him, they say / when, / I very hungry / hereto fore. / How possible / me to get enough
\rf jod 1890:133.3

\op eteýdoü, etheýgoü gthiüý-biamaý. Ki wa'uý akaý, Oüýkazhi, shoüý thataý-a he. Iýthibthoü
\tr shall? / thinking / he sat they say. / And / woman / the «sub.», / Not so / at any rate / eat thou / . / You get enough
\rf jod 1890:133.4

\op tateý, aý-biamaý. Goüýki thataý-biamaý ki iýnoüdextioüý-biamaý ki shoüý uthaýshta-
\tr shall / said she, they say. / And / ate they say / when / he was filled to repletion they say / when / still / he left some food
\rf jod 1890:133.5

\op biamaý uxpeý zhiüýga keýdi. Goüýki giý'i-biamaý uxpeý zhiüýga ke wa'uý thiükeý.
\tr they say / bowl / small / in the. / And / gave back to her, they say / bowl / small / the «ob.» / woman / the «ob.».
\rf jod 1890:133.6

\op Goüýki hoüý ki zhoüý-biamaý, umiüýzhe iýbehiü shti uýdoüxti gaxaý-bi egoüý.
\tr And / night / when / he lay down they say, / couch / pillow / too / very good / she made they say / having.
\rf jod 1890:133.7

\op Ki eýgithe zhoüt'eýxti zhoüý-bi ki hoüýegoüche iýkithaý-bi ki tiý shtewoüý thiügeý
\tr And / at length / sound asleep / he lay, they say / when / morning / he aroused they say / when / lodge / even / there was none
\rf jod 1890:133.8

\op amaý, xaýdadi zhoüý-biamaý Goüýki shi sigtheý te wathiýshnaxti shi athaý-biteýamaý.
\tr they say, / on the grass / he lay they say. / And / again / trail / the «ob.» / very plain / again / she had gone, they say.
\rf jod 1890:133.9

\op Ki shi eýgoü te shi duboüý-biamaý. Goüýki Teý-wa'uý akaýma. Ki wateý-
\tr And / again / so / it was / again / four times they say. / And / Buffalo-woman / she was, they say. / And / preg-
\rf jod 1890:133.10

\op zugthoüý-bi te weýdathaý-biamaý. Weýdathaý-biamaý. Weýdathaý-bi ki cheýshkaxti iýdathaý-biamaý,
\tr nant they say / when / she gave birth to they say. / She gave birth they say / when / very short / she bore it they say,
\rf jod 1890:133.11

\op bthuýgaxti skaýxchi. Goüýki Ishtiýnike amaý theý amaýma. Sabaýzhixti eýdi
\tr all over / very white. / And / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.» / was going, they say. / Very suddenly / there
\rf jod 1890:133.12

\op ahiý-biamaý. Winauý, eaýtoü azhoüý a, aý-biamaý. Ki, Tigoühaý, niýxa oüniýe
\tr arrived, they say. / O first daughter, / why / you do it / ? / said he, they say. / And, / O grandfather / stomach / aches me
\rf jod 1890:133.13

\op he, aý-biamaý. Heý! wituýshpazhiüýxchitheý, niýxa iüýnie toüý-ana, aý-biamaý Ki
\tr . / said she, they say. / Alas! / my dear little grandchild / stomach / for me aches / she stands! / said he, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:133.14

\op goüýki Te-zhiüýga iýdathaý-bi ki skaýxchi toüý amaý. Goüýki Ishtiýnike akaý
\tr then / Buffalo-calf / she bore they say / when / very white / it was standing they say. / And / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:133.15

\op itiýoühe theýtha-biamaý. Ki Te-miüýga gaý-biamaý: Hiü+! tigoühaý, thituýshpa
\tr in his robe / pushed it suddenly they say. / And / Female-buffalo / said as follows, they say: / Oh! / grandfather / your grandchild
\rf jod 1890:133.16

\op aýwathiükeý a, aý-biamaý. Shetoüý ha, aý-biamaý. Tigoühaý, thituýshpa
\tr where / is he / ? / said she, they say. / So far / has not passed out / , / said he, they say. / Grandfather / your grandchild
\rf jod 1890:133.17

\op titheý thoüý, aý-biamaý. Goüýki shiýshte-hnoü wa'uý eýgithoüý-biamaý. Shoüý Ishtiýnike
\tr pass out / did «formerly» / said she, they say. / And / repeatedly / woman / said it to him they say. / Yet / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:133.18

\op akaý, Thiügeýe ha, eý-hnoü nazhiüý-biamaý. Goüýki Ishtiýnike akaý, Winauý,
\tr the «sub.», / There is none / , / saying continually / he stood they say. / And / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.», / O first daughter,
\rf jod 1890:133.19

\op btheý taý miüke, tithaýzhi ha, aý-biamaý. Tigoühaý, wiüýthakazhi he, aý-biamaý
\tr I go / will / I who / it has not passed out / , / said he, they say. / Grandfather, / you do not speak truly / , / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:133.20

\op Teý-wa'uý akaý. Ki goüýki athaý-biamaý Ishtiýnike amaý. Athaý-bi ki weýahi-
\tr Buffalo-woman / the «sub.». / And / then / went they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.». / Went, they say / when / very
\rf jod 1890:134.1

\op deýxti ahiý-biamaý Ishtiýnike amaý iýkisoüýthiü. Ahiý-biamaý ki Te-zhiüýga
\tr far / arrived, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.» / out of sight. / Arrived, they say / when / Buffalo-calf
\rf jod 1890:134.2

\op thizaý-bi egoüý bikaý gthiüý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý Te-zhiüýga thiükeý. Ki skaýxchi
\tr took, they say / having / wiping him / sat they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / Buffalo-calf / the «ob.». / And / very white
\rf jod 1890:134.3

\op uýdoüxtioüý amaý. Haýha! goüýbadoü, Te-zhiüýga uýdoüxchi wakiýnasheý amaý,
\tr very good / they say. / Ha! ha! / how easily I have done it, / Buffalo-calf / very good / we have had it snatched from us / they say
\rf jod 1890:134.4

\op aý-biamaý. Goüýki Te-zhiüýga akaý nazhiüý biamaý. Goüýki Te-zhiüýga akaý Ishtiýnike
\tr said he, they say. / And / Buffalo-calf / the «sub.» / stood / they say. / And / Buffalo-calf / the «sub.» / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:134.5

\op uthiýshoü noüýga-biamaý. Wa! kageý, giý-ga! giý-ga! eý-hnoü nazhiüý-biamaý.
\tr going around him / ran they say. / Why! / third son, / come! / come! / saying continually / stood they say.
\rf jod 1890:134.6

\op Goüýki Te-zhiüýga akaý eýdi agiý-biamaý Ishtiýnike toü. Goüýki shi Te-zhiüýga
\tr And / Buffalo-calf / the «sub.» / there / was coming back, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «std. ob.». / And / again / Buffalo-calf
\rf jod 1890:134.7

\op akaý uthiýshoü athaý-bi ki weýahide zhiüýga noüýga-biamaý. Wa! kageý, eýgithe
\tr the «sub.» / around him / went they say / when / at a distance / little / ran they say. / Why! / third son, / beware
\rf jod 1890:134.8

\op thanoüýesa te ha. Wiwiýta shniü ha, aý-biamaý. Eýgoü te duboüý-bi ki weý-
\tr you run too far lest / . / My own / you are / , / said, they say. / So it was / four times they say / when / the
\rf jod 1890:134.9

\op duboüý te shoüýshoü ihoüý thiükeýta noüýge agthaý-biamaý. Ki, Giý-ga! giý-ga!
\tr fourth time / when / continuing / his mother / to the / running / went homeward, they say. / And, / Come! / come!
\rf jod 1890:134.10

\op kageý, eýgithe thanoüýesa te ha, aý-bi ki shoüýshoüxtiý athaý-biamaý. Goüýki giýtha-
\tr third son / beware / you run too far / lest / , / said, they say / when / continuing / went they say. / And / very
\rf jod 1890:134.11

\op bazhiýxti athaý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý weýdazhixti. Eýgithe Te-zhiüýga amaý athaiý
\tr sorrowful / went they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / elsewhere. / At length / Buffalo-calf / the «mv. sub.» / went
\rf jod 1890:134.12

\op ki goüýki Te-nuýga iüsh'aýge wiüý gthiüý akaýma. Ki Te-nuýga iüsh'aýge akaý
\tr when / and / Buffalo-bull / old man / one / was sitting, they say. / And / Buffalo-bull / old man / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:134.13

\op gaý-biamaý: Kageý, thihoüý theý athiüý athaiý. Paheý sheýhitheke kigthaýha athiüý
\tr said as follows, they say: / Third son, / your mother / this «way» / having her / they went. / Hill / that yonder / down to the foot / having her
\rf jod 1890:134.14

\op aýiaýthai Ki nazhiüý wiüýthoüthoüýxti goüý moüshniüý shneý tateý, tushpaýha, aý-biamaý.
\tr they have gone. / And / rain / just one by one / so / you walk / you go / shall / grandchild / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:134.15

\op (Washkoüýtoüga giaýxe goüýthai eýgoü iýe eýgithoüi.) Goüýki Te-zhiüýga amaý
\tr (Strong / to make for him / wished / as / words / said to him.) / And / Buffalo-calf / the «mv. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:134.16

\op theý ki nazhiüý wiüýthoüthoüýxti ediý-biamaý. Goüýki Paheý ke kigtheý keýdi
\tr went / when / rain / just one at a time / there, they say. / And / hill / the «ob.» / bottom / at the
\rf jod 1890:134.17

\op ahiý-bi ki, shi Te-nuýga wiüý gthiüý akaýma. Kageý, thihoüý theý iüýchoüxchi
\tr arrived, they say / when, / again / Buffalo-bull / one / was sitting, / they say. / Third son, / your mother / this «way» / just now
\rf jod 1890:134.18

\op athiüý athaiý, aý-biamaý. Paheý sheýhitheke kigthaýta athiüý aýiaýthai, aý-biama.
\tr having her / they went / said he, they say. / Hill / that yonder / to the foot / having her / they have gone / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:134.19

\op Nazhiüuýbixoüýxti goüý iýthamoüýshniü shneý tateý, aý-bimaý. (Xtaýgithextioüý te
\tr Very fine, misting rain / so / in it you walk / you go / shall, / said, they say. / (Loved his own very much
\rf jod 1890:134.20

\op aýdoü iýe te eýgithoü-hnoüýi te). Goüýki Te-zhiüýga amaý theý ki nazhiüuýbixoüýxti
\tr therefore words the / said to him invariably). / And / Buffalo-calf / the «sub.» / went / when / very fine, misting rain
\rf jod 1890:134.21

\op goüý iýmoüthiü athaý-biamaý.
\tr so / walking in / he went they say.
\rf jod 1890:134.22

\op Goüýki Paheý ke kigtheý keýdi ahiý-bi ki shi Te-nuýga zhiüýga, teýgaxti,
\tr And / hill / the «ob.» / bottom of / at the / arrived, they say / when / again / Buffalo-bull / young, / very new,
\rf jod 1890:135.1

\op zhiügaý, heý ke pa-iýxti ameýgoü eýdi gthiüý akaýma. Ki Te-nuýga zhiüýga akaý
\tr small, / horn / the «ob.» / very sharp / like them / there / was sitting, they say. / And / Buffalo-bull / young / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:135.2

\op gaý-biamaý: Kageý, thihoüý theý iüýtashoü-xchi athaiý, aý-biamaý. Paheý sheýhitheke
\tr said as follows, they say: / Third son, / your mother / this «way» / now just / having her / they went, / said, they say. / Hill / that yonder
\rf jod 1890:135.3

\op kigthaýta athiüý aýiaýthai, aý-biamaý. Shuýdemaýhoüxti goüý iýthamoüýshniü shneý tateý
\tr to the foot / having her / they have gone / said he, they say. / A very thick fog / so / you walk in it / you go / shall
\rf jod 1890:135.4

\op ha, aý-biamaý. Goüýki Te-zhiüýga amaý theý ki shuýdemaýhoüxti iýmoüthiü athaý-
\tr . / said he, they say. / And / Buffalo-calf / the «sub.» / went / when / a very thick fog / walked in / went
\rf jod 1890:135.5

\op biamaý. Goüýki Paheý ke kigtheý keýdi ahiý-bi ki eýgithe Teý amaý heýgabazhi
\tr they say. / And / hill / the «ob.» / the foot of / at the / arrived, they say / when / behold / Buffalo / the «pl. sub.» / a great many
\rf jod 1890:135.6

\op ediý amaýma, eýgaxe gthiüý-bi ki ihoüý thiükeý iýdoübe gthiüýkithaý-biamaý. Ki,
\tr they were there, it is said, / around in a circle / they sat, they say / when / his mother / the «ob.» / in the center / they made her sit they say. / And,
\rf jod 1890:135.7

\op Huhuý! shiüýgazhiüga thiü eýthoübe tiý ha, aý-biamaý. (Uiýxpathai te iýkiPahoüýi
\tr Oho! / child / the «mv. ob.» / in sight / has come / , / said, they say / (What it lost / it knew for itself
\rf jod 1890:135.8

\op aýdoü sha-iý te) Ki eýgithe Te-miüýga wa'uý-zhiügaýxti diýxexti, waxpaýnixti wiüý
\tr therefore / it was coming to you.) / And / behold / Female-buffalo / very old woman / very scabby, / very poor / one
\rf jod 1890:135.9

\op Te-zhiüýga iý thiüýdi uskoüýskaxti Te-zhiüýga etaý thiükeý zhuýgigthe gthiüý akaýma.
\tr Buffalo-calf / coming / from the one «mv.» / in a very straight line with / Buffalo-calf / her own / the «ob.» / she with her own / was sitting, they say.
\rf jod 1890:135.10

\op Ki goüýki Te-soüý zhiüga amaý Te-wa'uýzhiüga edi ahiý-bi egoüý mazeý-iü-
\tr And / then / White-buffalo / young / the «mv. sub.» / Buffalo-old-woman / there / arrived, they say / having / sucked the breasts
\rf jod 1890:135.11

\op biamaý, noüpeýhiüxchi egoüý. Goüýki, Te duýba, theýta thiükeý agiýtithaýi-ga
\tr they say, / very hungry / being. / And, / Buffalo / four, / this one behind / the «ob.» / pass on for him.
\rf jod 1890:135.12

\op Gaýthu mazeý-ü ha, aý-biamaý. Oügaýthigi-oügaýtii ha. Thihoüý akaý theýta
\tr There / he sucks the breasts / , / said he, they say. / We have come for you / . / Your mother / the «sub.» / this one behind
\rf jod 1890:135.13

\op akeýi ha, aý-biamaý. Ki Te-zhiüýga akaý uthiý'agaý-biamaý. Athiüý agtheý goüýtha-
\tr it is she / , / said he, they say. / And / Buffalo-calf / the «sub.» / was unwilling they say. / Having him / to go homeward / they wished
\rf jod 1890:135.14

\op bi ki thi'aý-biamaý. Ki duýba agthaý-biamaý. Akiý-bi ki, Nuýdoühoügaý!
\tr they say / when / they failed they say. / And / four / went homeward they say. / Reached home they say / when, / O leader!
\rf jod 1890:135.15

\op oüthiý'ai, aý-biamaý. He-baýzabaýzhi, eýdi tithaý-doü wa'uýzhiüga wa'uýzhiüga t'eýtha-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr we failed, / said they, they say. / Unsplintered-horns, / there / pass on and / old woman / kill her, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:135.16

\op Ki eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý t'eýtha-biamaý. Goüýki Te-soüý zhiüýga athiüý agthaý-bi ki,
\tr And / there / arrived, they say / having / killed her they say. / And / White-buffalo / young / having him / went, they say / when,
\rf jod 1890:135.17

\op shi uthiý'agaý-biamaý. Thihoüý theýta thiükeý, oügaýgthe te ha, aý-biamaý. Shoüý
\tr again / he was unwilling they say. / Your mother / this one behind / the «ob.» / let us go homeward / , / said he, they say. / Yet
\rf jod 1890:135.18

\op Te-zhiüýga uthiý'agaý-biamaý. Ki shi thi'aý akiý-biamaý. Nuýdoühoügaý, oüthiý'ai shi,
\tr Buffalo-calf / was unwilling, they say. / And / again / failed / reached home, they say. / Leader, / we have failed / again,
\rf jod 1890:135.19

\op aý-biamaý. Goüýki, Duýba eýdi tithaý-ba Te-niüýga thingeýxti gaxaýi-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / And, / Four / there / pass on and / Female-buffalo / nothing at all / make ye / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:135.20

\op Goüýki eýdi tithaý-bi egoüý Te-miüýga thishpaýshpa thiügeýxti gaxaý-biamaý. Goüýki
\tr And / there / passed on they say / having / Female-buffalo / pulling off pieces / nothing at all / made her they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:136.1

\op 1 athiüý agthaý-biamaý Te-soüý zhiüýga. Eýgithe ihoüý thiükeýdi athiüý akiý-biamaý Ki
\tr having him / went homeward they say / White-buffalo / young. / At length / his mother / by the / having him / reached home, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:136.2

\op athiüý akiý-bi ki ihoüý thiükeý zhuýgigthe gthiüýkithaý-biamaý. Zhuýgigthe gthiüýkithaý-
\tr having him / reached home, they say / when / his mother / the «ob.» / he with her / caused him to sit they say. / He with her / caused him to sit
\rf jod 1890:136.3

\op bi egoüý eýgaxe gthiüýakaýma, heýgazhi Teý amaý. Ki eýgithe Wahoüýthishige
\tr they say / having / around in a circle / they were sitting, they say, / a great many / Buffalo / the «pl. sub.». / And / at length / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:136.4

\op amaý eýthoübe ahiý-biamaý Paheý kedi, igaýxthoü thiükeý ugiýne amaýma shetoüý-
\tr the «mv. sub.» / in sight / arrived, they say / hill / on the, / his wife / the «ob.» / he was seeking his own / so
\rf jod 1890:136.5

\op hnoü. Ki, Thiýegthoüge eýthoübe tiý thoüýzha Te-miüýga eýthikigoüýxti wiüý zhuýtha-
\tr far. / And, / Your husband / in sight / has come / though / Female- buffalo / just like you / one / you with
\rf jod 1890:136.6

\op giýgthe thagthiüý ge ha. IýthigiPahoü ki, shi zhuýthagiýgthe thagtheý te ha, aý-biamaý
\tr your own / you sit / will / . / He knows you, his own / if, / again / you with him, your own / you go homeward / will / , / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:136.7

\op Ki iýthibahoüýzhi ki, t'eýoüthe toüýgatoü, aý-biamaý. Ki eýdi ahiý-biamaý nuýzhiüga
\tr And / he does not know you / if, / we kill him / we will, / said he, they say / And / there / arrived, they say / boy
\rf jod 1890:136.8

\op amaý. Ki, Te-miüýga eoüýkigoüxti wiüý zhuoüýgthe gthiüýkithai he. Ki, Thigaýxthoü
\tr the «sub.». / And, / Female-buffalo / just like me / one / with me / they cause her to sit. / . / And, / Your wife
\rf jod 1890:136.9

\op aýwathiükeý a, aiý ki, Gaýthiükeý, esheý te he, aý-biamaý. Niýta aýma te bthiýshkoü
\tr which one / ? / they say / when, / That one / you say / will / , / said she, they say. / Ear / the other / the «ob.» / I move
\rf jod 1890:136.10

\op taý miüke he, aý-biamaý. Shi shiüýgazhiüýga thiükeý eýgoü gaýxe taý amaý
\tr will / I who / , / said she, they say. / Again / child / the «ob.» / so / do / will / they «?»
\rf jod 1890:136.11

\op thoüýzha shi niýta aýma te thishkoüý ki shniýze te he, moüthoüý uýtha-biamaý
\tr though / again / ear / the other / the «ob.» / he moves / when / you take him / will / , / secretly / she told him they say
\rf jod 1890:136.12

\op igaýxthoü akaý. Ki Te-miüýga eýkigoüxti zhuýgigthe gthiüýkithaý-biama. Keý,
\tr his wife / the «sub.». / And / Female-buffalo / just like her / with her / they made sit they say. / Come,
\rf jod 1890:136.13

\op thigaýxthoü aýwathiükeýiüte gthiýza-ga, aý-biamaý. Ki wadoüýbe nazhiüý-bi ki
\tr your wife / which one she may be / take her, your own, / said he, they say. / And / looking / he stood they say / when
\rf jod 1890:136.14

\op eýgithe niýta aýma thishkoüý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Gaýthiükeý, aý-bi egoüý uthoüý-
\tr behold / ear / the other / she moved, they say / woman / the «sub.». / That one, / said he, they say / having / he took hold of her
\rf jod 1890:136.15

\op biamaý. Ki shiüýgazhiüýga eýgoü gaxaý-bi egoüý shi eýgoü-biamaý Theýe ha
\tr they say. / And / child / so / did, they say / having / again / so they say. / This is he / 
\rf jod 1890:136.16

\op shiüýgazhiüýga wiwiýta, aý-biamaý. Goüýki thizaiý te. Goüýki, Shoüý ha.
\tr child / my own, / said he, they say. / And / he took him. / And, / Enough / 
\rf jod 1890:136.17

\op Zhuýgigthaý-ga, aý-biamaý, Shetoüý.
\tr Go with your own, / said he, they say. / So far.
\rf jod 1890:136.18

\ti @{Wahoüýthishige} and the buffalo-woman
\st Mikasi-nazi's Version

\op Hiüý-yu-no+! hiüý-yu-no+! wiý-toü-hoüý ta xoü-yeý sheý-wa-haý-nyi ki+
\tr My elder sister! / my elder sister! / my sister's husband, / deer / big / is bringing it home / «???»
\nt Music text.
\rf jod 1890:140.1

\op hiüý-yu-no+! Huý-hu-huý!
\tr my elder sister! / Hoo! hoo! hoo!
\nt Music text.
\rf jod 1890:140.2

\op Wazhiüýga wathaýte iýi-ga. Uý'e theýke shnaýhniü taiý ha.
\tr Bird / to eat / be ye coming. / Field / this one / you devour / shall / 
\rf jod 1890:140.2

\op Oüwoüýxpani chaýbe ha. Wazhiüýga-maýshe bthuýga iýi-ga. Waniýta daýdoü-masheý
\tr Me poor / very / . / Bird / ye who / all / be ye coming. / Animal / what ye who
\rf jod 1890:140.3

\op shti eýgaxe iýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Mazhoüý aýhe btheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý. *** Theýamaý
\tr too / around it in a circle / be ye coming, / said, they say. / Land / to pass over the surface / I go / will / I who, / said he, they say. / These ones
\rf jod 1890:140.4

\op wachiýgaxe zhuýthigth 'iýthai, aý-biamaý (wa'uý akaý). *** Teý
\tr to dance / they with you / they speak of it, / said, they say / (woman / the). / Buffalo / the «sub.» / sitting, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:140.5

\op moüýshi athaý-biamaý, gioüý athaý-biamaý. Moüýx(keýta atheý taiteý, aý-biamaý Teý-
\tr above / went they say, / flying / they went, they say. / Upper world / to the / go / shall / said, they say / Buffalo-
\rf jod 1890:141.1

\op wa'uý akaý Teý-wa'uý akaý nisuýda bihuýtoü: T-t-t-t-t-t, aý-biamaý. Niý-toügaýxti
\tr woman / the «sub.». / Buffalo-woman / the «sub.» / horn / blew: / T-t-t-t-t-t, / said, they say. / Water very big
\rf jod 1890:141.2

\op beýdi a-iýgthiü-biamaý, koüýhaxti ke pteý amaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Eýgithe tiý wiüý
\tr at the / they were coming and sitting, they say, / shore / the «ob.» / Buffalo / the «sub.». / There / he arrived, they say. / It happened / lodge / one
\rf jod 1890:141.3

\op goüý-te amaý. *** Hiýdadi ahiý taý amaý. Masaýni aýgiaýgthe taý aýma (aý-biamaý
\tr it had stood for a while, they say. / At the bottom / they arrive / will / To the other side / they pass by here / will / (said, they say
\rf jod 1890:141.4

\op Teý-wa'uý akaý). *** Uýshkoü ke-hnoüý goüý-ke amaý. Sigtheý shtewoüý weýthazhiý-
\tr Buffalo-woman / the). / Deed / the regularly / «see note». / Trail / in the least / not discovered
\rf jod 1890:141.5

\op biamaý. A-iýgthiüý-biamaýma *** Hau! shutiý, aý-biamaý. Thigaýxthoü
\tr they say. / They had been coming and sitting, they say. / Why! / he has come directly hither / said they, they say. / Your wife
\rf jod 1890:141.6

\op ugthiýxida-ga, aý-biamaý. *** Eýdi a-iý-biamaý nuýzhiüga toüýdi. *** Oüthoüý-
\tr seed for your own, / said they, they say. / There / she was coming, they say / boy / to the. / You
\rf jod 1890:141.7

\op shpahoü uthiýshixti-zhoüý ki (nitaý aýma te bthishkoüýgthe taý miüke he, aý-biamaý
\tr know me / you unable / when / (ear / the / other / I move suddenly / will / I who / , / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:141.8

\op Teý-wa'uýakaý). Nitaý amaý te thishkoüýgtha-biamaý. *** Zhaýwaheýgthe-hnoüý-
\tr Buffalo-woman / the). / Ear / the / other / she moved suddenly, they say. / He stabbed them suddenly regularly
\rf jod 1890:141.9

\op biamaý Teý-ma *** Thakiýshpathiüýgextioüýi. Shoüýgaxa-ga, aý-biamaý. Teý-ma
\tr they say / the Buffaloes. / You push yourselves altogether to nothing / Stop it, / said he, they say. / The Buffaloes
\rf jod 1890:141.10

\ti @{Wahoüýthishige} and the buffalo-woman
\st @{Pathiü-noüpazhi}'s Version

\op gashiýzhe gthiüý ithoüýthoü-biamaý. Kigthiýbthaze t'eýkithewaýthe moüthiüý-biamaý. ***
\tr falling on the knees / sat / suddenly and repeatedly, they say. / Tearing themselves open / he made them kill themselves / he walked they say.
\rf jod 1890:141.11

\op *** Oüýba weýduba zhoü zhoü teýdi gaý-biamaý wa'uý akaý: Agtheý taý miüke
\tr Day / the fourth / sleep / when / said as follows, they say, / woman / the «sub.»: / I go home / will / I who
\rf jod 1890:142.1

\op thoüýzha sigtheý ke oüthoüýwoüthaheý moühniüý te he, aý-biamaý. Niý ke masaýni
\tr though / trail / the «ob.» / you follow ne / you walk / will / , / said she, they say. / Water / the «ob.» / on the other side
\rf jod 1890:142.2

\op akiý ki shiý te he. Geýshe te he: Hau! wiýgaxthoüý, theýthu esheýxti thoü shubtheý
\tr I reach home / when / you come / will / . / You say as follows / will / : / Ho! / my wife / here / just as you said / I go to you
\rf jod 1890:142.3

\op taý aýtoüheý aýtha, esheý-doü ishtaý hniýp'iüze-doü niý ke aýthagazhaýde te he, aý-biamaý
\tr will / I who stand / indeed, / you say when / eye / you close when / water / the «ob.» / you stride over / will / , / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:142.4

\op wa'uý akaý. Shi eýduaýtoü wiüý moüaý watiýshka uxthuýxaxti itheýthexti thiýgiaxe taiteý.
\tr woman / the «sub.». / Again / the next / one / bank / creek / very deep hollow / going down, down / they make for you / will surely.
\rf jod 1890:142.5

\op Eýdi shiý ki, Hau(8 wiýgaxthoüý, esheýxti thoü shubtheý taý aýtoüheý aýtha, esheý-doü ishtaý
\tr There / you arrive / when, / Ho! / my wife, / just as you said / I go to you / will / I who stand / indeed, / you say when / eye
\rf jod 1890:143.1

\op hniýp'iüze-doü uxthuýxa ke aýthagazhaýde te eýthe, aý-biamaý. Shiý eýduaýtoü waxaýga
\tr you shut when / deep hollow / the «ob.» / you stride over / will / indeed, / she said, they say. / Again / the next / thorns
\rf jod 1890:143.2

\op pa-iý ge mazhoüý bthuýgaxti aýhe thiýgiaýxe taiteý. Eýdi shiý ki, Hau! wiýgaxthoüý,
\tr sharp / the scattered / land / over all / on the surface / they make for you / will surely. / There / you arrive / when, / Ho! / my wife,
\rf jod 1890:143.3

\op theýthu esheýxti thoü shubtheý taý aýtoüheý aýtha, esheý-doü ishtaý hniýp'iüze-doü waxaýga
\tr here / just as you / said / I go to you / will / I who stand / indeed, / you say when / eye / you shut when / thorns
\rf jod 1890:143.4

\op pa-iý ge aýthagazhaýde te eýthe, aý-biamaý. Shi eýduaýtoü moüýxe thoütaý uzhoüýge gaýxe
\tr sharp / the «ob.» / you stride over / will / indeed, / she said, they say. / Again / the next / sky / to the / road / made
\rf jod 1890:143.5

\op goü atheý taiteý. Eýdi diý ki, Hau! wiýgaxthoüý, theýthu esheýxti thoü shubtheý taý
\tr so / they go / will surely. / There / you arrive / when, / Ho! / my wife, / here / just as you / said / I go to you / will
\rf jod 1890:143.6

\op aýtoüheý aýtha, esheý-doü ishtaý hniýp'iüze-doü moüýxe thoü aýthagazhaýde te eýthe,
\tr I who stand / indeed, / you say when / eye / you shut when / sky / the «ob.» / you stride over / will / indeed,
\rf jod 1890:143.7

\op aý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Wa'uý akaý oüýtha agthaý-biamaý. Teý-ma gazoüý akiý-
\tr said they say / woman / the «sub.». / Woman / the «sub.» / left him / went homeward, they say. / The Buffaloes / among them / after
\rf jod 1890:143.8

\op moüthiüý-biamaý. Niý ke masaýni Teý amaý akiý amaýma. Eýthoübe ahiý-biamaý
\tr reaching home, she walked, they say. / Water / the «ob.» / on the other side / Buffalo / the «pl. sub.» / they were reaching home, they say. / In sight / arrived, they say
\rf jod 1890:143.9

\op Wahoüýthishige akaý shi. Huhu'aý! sheý atiý ha, Wahoüýthishige, aý-biamaý. Igaýxthoü
\tr Orphan / the «sub.» / again. / Really! / that one / has come / , / Orphan / said they, they say. / His wife
\rf jod 1890:143.10

\op shiüýgazhiüga edaýbe wiýugihe moüthiüý-biamaý. Shi uýshkoü wiüý shi uiýnai-ga,
\tr child / also / seeking them / he walked they say. / Again / deed / one / again / seek ye for him
\rf jod 1890:143.11

\op aý-biamaý. Shi edi ahiý-bi ki eýgazezezhoüýwakithaý-biamaý Te-miüýga duýba. Eýdi
\tr said they, they say. / Again / there / he arrived, they say / when / in a row / they made them lie they say / Female-buffalo / four. / There
\rf jod 1890:143.12

\op ahiý-bi egoüý, Hau! thigaýxthoü aýwake, aý-biamaý. Nitaý ishnuýga thoü thishkoüýgtha-
\tr arrived, they say / having, / Ho! / your wife / where lying? / said they, they say. / Ear / right / the «ob.» / she moved suddenly
\rf jod 1890:143.13

\op biamaý. Wigaýxthoü gaýakeý aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige akaý. Huhu'aý! shi uýshkoü
\tr they say. / My wife / that one lying is she / said he, they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / Really! / again / deed
\rf jod 1890:143.14

\op wiüý shi uiýnai-ga, aý-biamaý. Egithe hoüýegoüýche ki iýkitha-bi egoüý, Wahoüýthishige
\tr one / again / seek ye for him, / said they, they say. / At length / morning / when / awoke they say / having, / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:143.15

\op akaý enaýxchi xaýdadi zhoüý-biamaý. Wa'uý amaý Teý-ma zhuýwagiýgthe aýiaýtha-
\tr the «sub.» / he only / on the grass / lay they say. / Woman / the «mv. sub.» / the Buffaloes / she with them / had gone,
\rf jod 1890:143.16

\op biteýama. Eýgithe Teý amaý moüaý witiýshka uxthuýxaxti itheýthexti wiüý masaýni
\tr they say. / At length / Buffalo / the «pl. sub.» / cliff / creek / very deep hollow / going down, down / one / on the ohter side
\rf jod 1890:143.17

\op athaý-biamaý. Ki Wahoüýthishige amaý edi ahiý-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý: Hau!
\tr went, they say. / And / Orphan / the «mv. sub.» / there / arrived they say. / He said as follows, they say: / Ho!
\rf jod 1890:143.18

\op wiýgaxthoüý, theýthu esheýxti thoü shubtheý taý aýtoüheý aýtha, aý-bi egoüý, ishtaý thip'iüýze-doü
\tr my wife, / here / just as you said / I go to you / will / I who stand, / indeed, / said he, they say / having, / eye / he shut when
\rf jod 1890:143.19

\op uxthuýxa ke aýgazhade aýiaýth-biamaý. Huhu'aý! sheý atiý ha,
\tr deep hollow / the «ob.» / striding over / he had gone, they say. / Really! / that / has come /  / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:143.20

\op aý-biamaý. Shi uýshkoü wiüý shi zhiýnai-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr said they, they say. / Again / deed / one / again / hunt ye for him, / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:143.21

\op Eýgithe eýgasani ki hoüýegoüche ki iýkithaý-bi egoüý, enaýxchi xaýdadi zhoüý-
\tr At length / the day after / when / morning / when / he awoke, they say / having, / he only / on the grass / lay
\rf jod 1890:144.1

\op biamaý Wahoüýthishige akaý. Wa'uý amaý Teý-ma zhuýwagiýgthe aýiaýtha-biteýama.
\tr they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / Woman / the «mv. sub.» / the Buffaloes, / she with them / had gone, they say.
\rf jod 1890:144.2

\op Eýgithe waxaýga pa-iý ge mazhoüý bthuýgaxti aýhe giaýxa-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-
\tr At length / thorns / sharp / the «pl. ob.» / land / all over / on the surface / they made for him, they say. / There / arrived
\rf jod 1890:144.3

\op biamaý Wahoüýthishige amaý. Gaý-biamaý: Hau! wiýgaxthoüý, theýthu esheýxti thoü
\tr they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / He said as follows, they say: / Ho! / my wife, / here / just as you said
\rf jod 1890:144.4

\op shubtheý taý aýtoüheý aýtha, aý-bi egoüý, ishtaý thiz'iüýz(-doü aýgazhade aýiaýtha-biamaý.
\tr I go to you / will / I who stand / indeed, / said he, they say / having, / eye / he closed when / made a stride / he had gone, they say.
\rf jod 1890:144.5

\op Huhu'aý! sheý atiý ha, Wahoüýthishige, aý-biamaý. Shi uýshkoü wiüý shi uiýnai-ga,
\tr Really! / that one / has come / , / Orphan, / said they, they say. / Again / deed / one / seek ye for him,
\rf jod 1890:144.6

\op aý-biamaý. Eýgithe eýgasani hoüýegoüche ki iýkithaý-bi egoüý, enaýxchi xaýdadi
\tr they said, they say. / At length / the next day / morning / when / he awoke, they say / having, / he only / on the grass
\rf jod 1890:144.7

\op zhoüý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige akaý. Wa'uý amaý Teý-ma zhuagiýgthe athaý-biteýama.
\tr lay they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / Woman / the «mv. sub.» / the Buffaloes / she with them / went they say.
\rf jod 1890:144.8

\op Moüýxe thoütaý uzhoüýge gaýxe goüý athaý-biteýama Pahaýshiata ahiý-bi egoüý,
\tr Sky / to the / road / made / so / they went, they say. / On high / arrived, they say / having,
\rf jod 1890:144.9

\op huýtoü-hnoüý-biamaý Teý amaý Wahoüýthishige amaý uzhoüýge uiýthoübe athaý-bi
\tr bellowing repeatedly they say / Buffaloes / the «pl. sub.». / Orphan / the «mv. sub.» / road / up hill / went, they say
\rf jod 1890:144.10

\op egoüý, eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý: Hau! wiýgaxthoüý, theýthu esheýxti thoüý shubtheý
\tr having, / there / arrived, they say. / He said as follows, they say: / Ho! / my wife, / here / just as you said / I go to you
\rf jod 1890:144.11

\op taý aýtoüheý aýtha, aý-bi egoüý ishtaý thip'iüýze-doü aýgazhade athaý-biamaý. Maxpiý
\tr will / I who stand / indeed, / said he, they say / having / eye / he shut when / made a stride / went they say. / Cloud
\rf jod 1890:144.12

\op ke aýtataýxti athaý-biamaý. Ki masaýni ahiý-biamaý. Huhu'aý! shi sheý atiý ha,
\tr the «ob.» / very far beyond / he went, they say. / And / on the ohter side / he arrived, they say. / Really! / again / that one / has come / ,
\rf jod 1890:144.13

\op aý-biamaý. Shoüýshkaýxe tai aýtha, hniý'a baýshe, aý-biamaý. Xaýtha thagtheý tai
\tr said they, they say. / Enough ye do / will / indeed, / ye fail / must, / said they, they say. / Back again / you go hime / will
\rf jod 1890:144.14

\op aýtha, aý-biamaý. Eýgoü Pamuý agiý-biamaý. Hiýdadi agthiý-biamaý. Hau! u'eýtha
\tr indeed, / said they, they say. / So / down hill / they were coming home, they say. / At the bottom / they reached home, they say. / Ho! / scattering
\rf jod 1890:144.15

\op hneý tai aýtha, a-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige akaý: Ke, oügaýgthe taiý
\tr you go / will / indeed, / said they, they say. / Said as follows, they say / Orphan / the «sub.»: / Come, / let us go homeward.
\rf jod 1890:144.16

\op Thishiýkoü agiýtoübe te aýtha, aý-biamaý. Agthaý-bi egoüý eýgithe ti koüýha ke
\tr Your husband's siste / I see mine / will / indeed, / said he, they say. / Went homeward, they say / having / at length / lodge / border / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:144.17

\op eýdi shiü gazhiüýga wa'uý thiükeý edaýbe ithoüýwathaý-biamaý. Eýgithe itoüýge
\tr there / child / woman / the «ob.» / also / he placed them, they say. / And behold, / his sister
\rf jod 1890:144.18

\op thiükeý waxpaýnixtioü thiükeý amaý, noüpeýhiüxti-t'eý eteýgoü thoükaý amaý.
\tr the «ob.» / very poor / the «one st.» / they say, / very hungry to die / apt / the ones / they say.
\rf jod 1890:144.19

\op Toügeýha, witaýhoü meýgoü, agthiý, aý-biamaý. Uthaýde thiügeýgoü nuýzhiüga
\tr O sister, / my sister's husband / likewise, / I have come home, / said he, they say. / Cause for complaint / none, as / boy
\rf jod 1890:144.20

\op oüguýkizhi moüýtanahaý itheý-goü oüthoüýgitha-baýzhi eýgoü uwaýgthaxtioüý oüýgatoüý
\tr we are related to him / to a lone place / he had gone as / we could not find him / as / we are suffering very much.
\rf jod 1890:145.1

\op Wathaýhide eýzhidoü ehoü+, aý-biamaý. Na! toügeýha, wiýebthiü ha, aý-biamaý
\tr To ridicule us / it is unnecessary / ! / said she, they say. / Indeed! / O sister, / I am he / , / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:145.2

\op Eýgithe itoüýge akaý ishtaý thoü giPiýgugudaý-bi egoüý gitoüýbe goüý theýtha-
\tr At length / his sister / the «sub.» / eye / the «ob.» / rubbed holes in repeatedly, they say / having / to see her own / so / sent it «vision»
\rf jod 1890:145.3

\op biamaý. IýgiPahoüý-biamaý. Heý! wiýsoüthoü+! iüýgthi he, aý-biamaý. Thitaýhoü
\tr they say. / She knew her own, they say. / Heigho! / my dear younger brother! / has come back to me / , / said she, they say. / Your wife's brother
\rf jod 1890:145.4

\op gthiý he, aý-biamaý, nuý thiükeý thispoüý-bi egoüý. Toügeýha, thishiýkoü gaýtedi
\tr has returned / , / said she, they say, / man / the «st. ob.» / pulled at, they say / having. / O sister, / your brother's wife / in that place
\rf jod 1890:145.5

\op gthiüý. Thituýshka eýdi athiüý gthiüý. Eýdi agiýmoüthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishige
\tr sits. / Your brother's child / there / having him / she sits. / There / walk for her, / said, they say / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:145.6

\op akaý. Athiüý akiý-biamaý. Athiüý akiý-bi egoüý, waniýta bthuýgaxti shi xaýtha
\tr the «sub.». / Having her / reached home, they say. / Having her / reached home, they say / having, / animals / every one / again / back again
\rf jod 1890:145.7

\op agiý-biamaý. Shi itaýhoü akaý shi iýxtaxti t'eýwathaý-biamaý. Eýgithe itoüýge akaý
\tr were coming, they say. / Again / his sister's husband / the «sub.» / again / at pleasure / killed them, they say. / At length / his sister / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:145.8

\op iüýtoü ushkuýdoü-biamaý Shetoüý.
\tr now / kind they say. / So far.
\rf jod 1890:145.9

\ti The man who had a corn-woman and a buffalo-woman as wives.

\op Eýgithe toüýwoügthoü wiüý edediý-amaýma. Maýthe theýgoü-doüý amaý wahoüý-
\tr It happened / tribe / one / there it was, they say. / Winter / as this is when / they say / they removed
\rf jod 1890:147.1

\op biamaý. Wathaýhoü te, aiý atha+, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe nuý wiüý wa'uý thiügaý-biamaý,
\tr they say. / You are to remove, he says / indeed, / said, they say. / It happened / man / one / woman / had none they say,
\rf jod 1890:147.2

\op itoüýge akaý duýba-biamaý. Goüý wahoüý-biamaý ki, Oüoüýthai-ga, aý-biamaý nuý
\tr his sister / the «sub.» / four they say. / And / removed they say / when, / Leave ye me, / said, they say / man
\rf jod 1890:147.3

\op akaý. Goüý oüýtha-biamaý. Nu' akeý sheýnuzhiüga wakeýga keýthoü keýthoü itoüýge amaý
\tr the «sub.». / And / they left him they say. / Man / the one who / young man / sick / he who was / his sister / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:147.4

\op gioüýtha atiýi ha, eý-hnoü-biýamaý toüýwoügthoü bthuýga. Shi wahoüý-biamaý theý tiý
\tr left him / they have come / , / said invariably they say / tribe / the whole. / Again / removed they say / this / lodge
\rf jod 1890:147.5

\op amaý bthuýga. Ki theý itoüýge haýshi zhiügaý akaý xthabeý toüýga keýdi iýkinaxthaý-
\tr the «sub.» / all. / And / this / his sister / after / small / the «sub.» / tree / big / by the / hid herself
\rf jod 1890:147.6

\op biamaý. Goüý agthaý-biamaý. Xaýtha uzhoüýge ugiýha-biamaý. Eýgithe tiý te
\tr they say. / And / she went back, they say. / Back again / road / she followed again, they say. / At length / lodge / the
\rf jod 1890:147.7

\op eýthoübe akiý-biamaý. Ki xageý agthaý-biamaý itoüýge. Goüý itiýnu akaý shetoüý
\tr in sight of / she reached home, they say. / And / crying / went homeward, they say / his sister. / And / her elder brother / the «sub.» / so far
\rf jod 1890:147.8

\op niýtazhoüý akaýma. Eaýtoü shkiý a, wiheý, aý-biamaý. Goüý, Tinuhaý, shat'eý ki
\tr alive / was lying, they say. / Why / have you come back / ? / O younger sister, / said he, they say. / And, / O elder brother, / you die / when
\rf jod 1890:147.9

\op iýwiPahoü teýgoü Piý, aý-biamaý. Goüý zhuýgigthe nazhiüý-biamaý. Eýgithe gaý-biamaý:
\tr I know you / in order that / I have come back / said she, they say. / And / with her own / she stood, they say. / At length / he said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:147.10

\op Wiheý, nazhiýha iüthiüýgahaý-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý nazhiýha itoüýge akaý giaýha-biamaý.
\tr O younger sister, / hair / for me comb, / said he, they say. / And / hair / his sister / the «sub.» / combed for him they say.
\rf jod 1890:147.11

\op Waiiüý thoü iüthiüýthizaý-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý iýgithizaý-biamaý. Sheýthu wa'iüý teýdi
\tr Robe / the «ob.» / take mine for me / , / said he, they say. / And / she took his for him they say. / Yonder / pack / in the
\rf jod 1890:147.12

\op hiüxpeý uaýgi'oühe ha; eý shti iüthiüýthizaý-ga ha, wiheý, aý-biama. Goüý iýgithizaý-
\tr find feather / I put mine in / ; / that / too / take mine for me / , / O younger sister / said he, they say. / And / she took his for him
\rf jod 1890:147.13

\op giamaý. Goüý hiübeý thoü shtiý, utoüý thoü shtiý, aý-biamaý. Zaniý iýgithizaý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr they say. / And / moccasin / the «ob.» / too, / leggings / the «ob.» / too, / said he, they say. / All / she took his for him they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:148.1

\op ugiýtoü-biamaý bthuýga, hiübeý thoü, utoüý ge edaýbe, hiüxpeý ke shti aýgiPaxoüý-
\tr he put on his, they say / all, / moccasins / the «ob.», / leggings / the «ob.» / also, / fine feather / the «ob.» / too / he stuck his own on
\rf jod 1890:148.2

\op biamaý aýsku thoüýdi. Goüý waiiüý thoü waiýiüshiýthe iüý-biamaý; kigthiýpi-xtiý-biamaý.
\tr they say / scalp-lock / at the. / And / robe / the «ob.» / with hair outside / he wore, they say; / he wore it very well they say.
\rf jod 1890:148.3

\op Ki'oüý-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý: Wiheý, ukiýe thithiüýgegoü ishiýkoü uwiýne btheý taý
\tr He painted his face, they say. / He said as follows, they say: / O younger sister / to talk with / as you have none / your brother's wife / I seek for you / I go / will
\rf jod 1890:148.4

\op miüke, aý-biamaý. Goüý duýba zhoüý-biamaý. Tizheýbe etaý te unaýzhiü eýgoü shoüshoüý-
\tr I who, / said he, they say. / And / four / sleeps they say. / Door / his / the «ob.» / he stood in / as / always
\rf jod 1890:148.5

\op bi-te weýahide athaý-bazhiý-biamaý. Goüý eýgasaýni ki Paýze hiý amaý. Ki theýaka
\tr they say, / far / he went not they say. / And / the next day / when / evening / arrived, / they say. / And / this one
\rf jod 1890:148.6

\op itiýnu akaý goüý zhoüý-biamaý. Eýgithe gaý-biamaý itoüýge akaý, aýshi athaý-bi egoüý:
\tr her elder brother / the «sub.» / as he was / lay down, they say. / At length / said as follows, they say / his sister / the «sub.», / out / went, they say / having:
\rf jod 1890:148.7

\op Tinuhaý, wa'uý wiüý atiý akaý he, aý-biamaý. Thishiýkoü athiüý giý-ga, aý-biamaý
\tr O elder brother, / woman / one / has come / , / said she, they say. / Your brother's wife / come with her, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:148.8

\op Shikoüý, tiýata iý-a he, aý-biamaý. Hoüý amaý. Shi Paýze hiý amaý.
\tr O brother's wife, / to the lodge / come / , / said she, they say. / Night / they say. / And / day / they say. / Again / evening / arrived they say.
\rf jod 1890:148.9

\op UgaýhanaPaze uhoüýge teýdi itoüýge akaý aýshi athaý-biamaý. Ki shi wiüý atiý akaýma.
\tr Darkness / «first» end / when / his sister / the «sub.» / out / went they say. / And / again / one / had come, they say
\rf jod 1890:148.10

\op Tinuhaý, theýaka wa'uý wiüý atiý akaý he, aý-biamaý. Thishiýkoü athiüý giý-ga, aý-biamaý
\tr O elder brother, / this one / woman / one / has come / , / said she, they say. / Your brother's wife / come / with her, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:148.11

\op itiýnu akaý. Goüý noüýba wagthoüý-biamaý. Goüý akiýwa wateýzugthoüý-biamaý.
\tr her brother / the «sub.». / And / two / he married them they say. / And / both / pregnant they say.
\rf jod 1890:148.12

\op Goüý akiýwa shiüýgazhiüýga iýdawathaý-biamaý, akiýwa nuýzhiügaý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr And / both / child / bore them they say, / both / boy they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:148.13

\op uýzhawaxti goüý zhuýwagigthe gthiüý-biamaý. Ki shiüýgazhiüýga akiýwa iýe wakoüýdagi-
\tr very pleasantly / so / with them / he sat they say. / And / child / both / to speak / forward
\rf jod 1890:148.14

\op hnoüý-biamaý. Goüý, Thisoüýga eýthoüba kikiýna-bazhiýi-ga, aý-biamaý ithaýdi akaý.
\tr only they say. / And, / Your younger brother / he too / fight ye not, / said, they say / his father / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:148.15

\op Goüý eýgoü-biamaý. Tiýgaxe zhuýkigthe-hnoüý-biamaý. Eýgithe kikiýna-biamaý
\tr And / so they say. / Playing / with each other invariably they say. / At length / fought they say
\rf jod 1890:148.16

\op nuýzhiüga noüýba akiýwa. Akiýwa kigthoüý-hnoü-biamaý. Thiý thihoüý Teý-wa'uý thiüý,
\tr boy / two / both. / Both / reviled each other only they say. / You / your mother / Buffalo-woman / she is,
\rf jod 1890:148.17

\op aý-biamaý. Shi aýma akaý, Thiý shti thihoüý Watoüýzi-wa'uý thiüý, aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr said «one», they say. / Again / the other / the «sub.», / You / too / your mother / Corn-woman / she is, / said he, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:148.18

\op akiý-biamaý ki Te-zhiüýga akaý ihoüý thiü ugthaý-biamaý. Goüýki shi aýma akaý shi
\tr they reached home, they say / when / Buffalo-calf / the «sub.» / his mother / the «ob.» / told of himself they say. / And / again / the other / the «sub.» / again
\rf jod 1890:148.19

\op ugthaý-biama. Noühaý, wizhiüýthe akaý, Watoüýzi-wa'uý hniü, aiý, anaý'oü, aý-biamaý.
\tr told about himself, they say. / O mother, / my elder brother / the «sub.» / Corn-woman / you are, / he said. / I heard him. / said «one» they say.
\rf jod 1890:148.20

\op Ki aýma akaý, gaý-biamaý: Kageý akaý, noühaý, Teý-wa'uý hniü, aiý, anaý'oü,
\tr And / the other / the «sub.», / said as follows, they say: / My younger brother / the «sub.», / O mother, / Buffalo-woman / you are, / he said / I heard him
\rf jod 1890:149.1

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý hoüý te akiýwa wazhiüýshta-biamaý wa'uý akaý, nuý thiükeý ukiýa-bazhiý-
\tr said «the other», they say. / And / night / when / both / in a bad humor, they say / woman / the «sub.», / man / the «ob.» / they did not talk with
\rf jod 1890:149.2

\op biamaý. Shoüý theý Teý-wa'u thiükeý zhoüý'oühaý-biamaý.
\tr they say. / Yet / this / Buffalo-woman / the one who / &cum &ea &coiit they say.
\rf jod 1890:149.3

\op Goüý oüýba amaý. Eýgithe nuý akaý enaýxchi zhoüý akaýma; wa'uý amaý akiýwa
\tr And / day / they say. / Behold / man / the «sub.» / alone / was lying, they say; / woman / the «pl. sub.» / both
\rf jod 1890:149.4

\op aýkiaýgtha-biteýama. Goüý gthiüý-biamaý. Eýgithe gaý-biamaý: Wiheý, aý-biamaý, thituýshka
\tr had gone again, they say. / For some time / he sat they say. / At length / he said as follows, they say: / O sister / said he, they say, / your brother's son
\rf jod 1890:149.5

\op uaýgine btheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Goüý oüýba teýdi athaý-biamaý. Shoüý goüý toüýde
\tr I seek my own / I go / will / I who / said he, they say. / And / day / when / he went, they say. / Right / along «?» / ground
\rf jod 1890:149.6

\op aýthita moüthiüý-biamaý. Eýgishe Pazexchi hiý ki agthaý-bikeýama, sigtheý weýtha-
\tr crossing / he walked, they say. / At length / late evening / arrived / when / had gone homeward, they say / trail / he found
\rf jod 1890:149.7

\op biamaý. Goüý sigtheý ke wiýuha-biamaý. Khoüý amaý shti goüý goüý Teýi te, goüýki shi
\tr they say. / And / trail / the «ob.» / he followed them, they say. / His mother / the «mv. sub.» / too / was a Buffalo / and / again
\rf jod 1890:149.8

\op izhiüýge amaý shti Te-zhiüýga-biteýama, noüýgexchi agthaý-bikeýama ihoüý eýthoüba.
\tr her son / the «mv. sub.» / too / was a Buffalo-calf, they say / running fast / had gone homeward, they say / his mother / she too.
\rf jod 1890:149.9

\op Eýgithe wachiýshka wiüý shuýgaxti nazhiüý te amaý ki, tiý wiüý wiüý wathiýshna ameýde, Theýte eý
\tr At length / creek / one / very thick / stood / they say / when, / tent / one / plain / they say, when, / This / it
\rf jod 1890:149.10

\op te-aýna, etheýgoü-biamaý nuý akaý. Goüý eýdi a-iýgthiü-biamaý, eýthoüba-bazhiý-biamaý.
\tr must be! / thought they say / man / the «sub.». / And / there / approaching he sat, they say / not in sight they say.
\rf jod 1890:149.11

\op Eýgithe izhiüýge eýthoübe ahiý-biamaý. Te-zhiüýga akeý (aý-biamaý). Iüdaýdi akaý
\tr At length / his son / in sight / arrived, they say. / Buffalo-calf / the «sub.» / it is / (said he, they say). / My father / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:149.12

\op atiý akaý ha, aý-biamaý (Te-zhiüga akaý. Ithaýdi that'oüý edeýshte oüýbatheýxti moüthiüý
\tr has come / , / said, they say / (Buffalo-calf / the). / His father / you had / even if / this very day / walking
\rf jod 1890:149.13

\op thaxaýge moühniüý, aý-biamaý. Ediýda! waýgimoüthiüý-a he, aý-biamaý Teý-wa'uý
\tr you cried / you walked / said she, they say. / Simpleton! / go after him / , / said, they say / Buffalo-woman
\rf jod 1890:149.14

\op akaý. Goüý eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Ki zhoüý-uxpeý zhiügaýxchi 'iý-biamaý, theýde aýthibthaý-
\tr the «sub.». / And / there / he arrived, they say. / And / wooden bowl / very small / she gave, they say / bottom / spread on
\rf jod 1890:149.15

\op biamaý. Niý bthaýtoü-maýzhi eýgoü oüthoüýbize thoüýshti, dzhuýb iýnahiü ha, etheýgoü
\tr they say. / Water / I drink I not / but / I was thirsty / heretofore / a little / truly / , / thinking
\rf jod 1890:149.16

\op gthiüý-biamaý nuý akaý. Thatoüý-biamaý; tha'aý-biamaý niý ke. Dzhuýbaxchi
\tr sat they say / man / the «sub.». / He drank they say; / he left «some» / water / the. / A very little
\rf jod 1890:149.17

\op oüthoüýwoüheýbe thoüýshti, eýgithe niý te bthaý'aý aýhoü, etheýgoü-biamaý. Uxpeý te shi
\tr insufficient for me / heretofore, / at length / water / the / I fail to drink / ! / thought he, they say. / Bowl / the / again
\rf jod 1890:149.18

\op 'uý-biamaý. Ki taý heýbe theýthoüska 'iý-biamaý. Noüpoüýhiü thoüýshti, toügeýgoü
\tr she gave, they say. / And / jerked meat / piece / this size / she gave, they say. / I hungry / heretofore / somewhat large
\rf jod 1890:149.19

\op oü'iý eteýde, etheýgoü-biamaý. Shi tha'aý-biamaý. Ki heýbe uthaýshte giý'i-biamaý.
\tr she should have given me / he thought, they say. / Again / he failed in eating, they say. / And / piece / left from eating / he gave it back, they say.
\rf jod 1890:149.20

\op Wathaýte zhiüýga iýnahiü, aý-biamaý wa'uý akaý Goüý taý thoü wa'uý akaý noübaýthoü
\tr Food / small / truly / said, they say / woman / the «sub.». / And / jerked meat / the «ob.» / woman / the «sub.» / in two parts
\rf jod 1890:150.1

\op gaxaý-bi egoüý gthaýsniü -theýtha-biamaý. Goüý hoüý eýgoü goü zhoüý-biamaý woüýgithe.
\tr made, they say / having / swallowed her own / suddenly, they say. / And / night / so / as they were / slept, they say / all.
\rf jod 1890:150.2

\op Umiüýzhe uýdoüxti gaxaý-bi egoüý zhoüý-biamaý. Oüýba egoüý zhoüý kiýPatoü-bi egoüý
\tr Bed / very good / made, they say / having / they slept, they say. / Day / being / lying / turned himself, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:150.3

\op uthiýxidaý-biamaý. Eýgithe tiý thiügeý zhoüý akaýma, utoüýnadixti. Goüý wiýuhaý-biamaý
\tr he looked around, they say. / Behold / tent / he was without one / he was lying, they say / in a very lone place. / And / he followed them, they say
\rf jod 1890:150.4

\op sigtheý athaiý te EPaýzexchi hiý ki eýgithe uýxtha-biamaý shi. Shi wachiýshka wiüý
\tr trail / went. / Late that evening / arrived / when / at length / he overtook them, they say / again. / Again / creek / one
\rf jod 1890:150.5

\op edediý-keý ama; shi tiý wiüý edediý-teý ama. Goüý shi eýdi a-iýgthiü-biamaý tiý koüýha
\tr there it was, they say; / again / tent / one / it was there, they say. / And / again / there / approaching he sat, they say / tent / border
\rf jod 1890:150.6

\op keýdi. Eý nuýzhiüga akaý shi eýthoübe ahiý-biamaý. Na! iüdaýdi akaý atiý akaý ha,
\tr at the. / That one / boy / the «sub.» / again / in sight / arrived, they say. / Why! / my father / the «sub.» / has come / ,
\rf jod 1890:150.7

\op aý-biamaý Ithaýdi shat'oüý edeýshte oüýbatheýxti moüthiüý thaxaýge moühniüý, aý-biamaý
\tr said he, they say. / His father / you had / even if / this very day / walking / you cried / you walked, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:150.8

\op Teý-wa'uý akaý. Weýboü theýtha-a he, aý-biamaý. Dadiýha, iý-ga hau, aý-biamaý
\tr Buffalo-woman / the «sub.» / To call them / send «the voice» / , / said she, they say. / O father / be coming / ! / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:150.9

\op nuýzhiüga akaý. Goüý eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Ki zhoüý-uxpeý zhiügaýxchi 'iý-biamaý, theýde
\tr boy / the «sub.». / And / there / he arrived, they say. / And / wooden bowl / very small / she gave, they say / bottom
\rf jod 1890:150.10

\op aýthibthaý-biamaý. Ki nuý akaý uýshkoü te iýbahoü-bi egoüý, thaxuýba-bazhiý-biamaý
\tr spread on they say. / And / man / the «sub.» / deed / the «ob.» / knew, they say / because, / did not wonder they say.
\rf jod 1890:150.11

\op Thatoüý-biamaý; tha'aý-biamaý niý te. Uxpeý te shi 'iý-biamaý. Ki taý heýbe
\tr He drank they say; / he failed in drinking, they say / water / the «ob.». / Bowl / the «ob.» / again / she gave, they say. / And / jerked meat / piece /
\rf jod 1890:150.12

\op theýthoüska 'iý-biamaý. Ki nuý akaý uýshkoü te iýbahoü-bi egoüý, thaxuýba-bazhiý-biamaý
\tr this size / she gave, they say. / And / man / the «sub.» / deed / the «ob.» / knew, they say / because, / did not wonder they say.
\rf jod 1890:150.13

\op Ki taý thoü tha'aý-biamaý. Ki heýbe uthaýshte giý'i-biamaý. Eý wathaýte zhiüýga
\tr And / jerked meat / the «ob.» / again / he failed in eating, they say. / And / piece / he left / he gave back, they say. / That / food / small
\rf jod 1890:150.14

\op iýnahiü, aý-biamaý Teý-wa'uý akaý. Taý thoü thishpaý-bi egoüý gthaýsniü theýtha-biamaý.
\tr truly, / said, they say / Buffalo-woman / the «sub.». / Dried meat / the «ob.» / pulled a piece off, they say / having / swallowed hers / suddenly, they say.
\rf jod 1890:150.15

\op Goüý hoüý eýgoü zhoüý-biamaý. Nuý akaý haýzhiüga wiüý wiüý athiüý-bi eýde wa'uý ke sihiý te
\tr And / night / as / they slept, they say. / Man / the «sub.» / cord / one / had, they say / but / woman / the lying / feet / the
\rf jod 1890:150.16

\op woüýdoü iýkikoütoüý-biamaý. Hoüý zhoüý te thixiýi-baýzhi eýgoü, thixiýi goüýthai eýgoü,
\tr together / he tied with it they say. / Night / slept / when / he was not roused / as / to be roused / he wished / as,
\rf jod 1890:150.17

\op Shkoüýi tediýhi oüýthixi eteýgoü aýhoü, etheýgoü-biamaý nuý akaý. Goüý zhoüý-biamaý.
\tr Moving / when / to wake me / apt / ! / thought they say / man / the «sub.». / And / they slept, they say.
\rf jod 1890:150.18

\op Eýgithe oüýba amaý. Eýgithe ishtaý thibthaý-bi egoüý utoüýnadixti zhoüýakaýma.
\tr At length / day / they say. / At length / eye / opened, they say / having / in a very lone place / he was lying, they say.
\rf jod 1890:150.19

\op Goüý sigtheý shi wiýuhaý-biamaý. Baxuý toügaýxti keýdi eýthoübe ahiý-biamaý.
\tr And / trail / again / he followed them, they say. / Peak / very big / at the / in sight of / he arrived, they say.
\rf jod 1890:150.20

\op Eýgithe niý toügaýxti wiüý thiteý taý akamaý ki eýdi ahiý-biamaý (nuý akaý). Ki
\tr At length / water / very big / one / they would have to cross / when / there / arrived, they say / (man / the). / And
\rf jod 1890:151.1

\op nuý akaý zhoüý te aýkoü-bi, iýkinaxthaý-biamaý. Eýgithe niý uýha moüthiüý-bi teýdi
\tr man / the «sub.» / wood / the «ob.» / leaned against they say, / he hid himself, they say. / At length / water / following / he walked, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:151.2

\op ihoüý eýthoüba iýe na'oüý-biamaý nuý akaý. Shiüýgazhiüýga teýxithe ameýde hiüdaý
\tr his mother / her too / speaking / he heard, they say / man / the «sub.». / Child / he loves / if / let me see
\rf jod 1890:151.3

\op niý kedi gaýkedi atiý taý ameý, aý-biamaý. Goüý ihoüý eýthoüba niý thiteý agthaý-
\tr water / at the / at that place / he / will / come, / said she, they say. / And / his mother / she too / water / crossing / went homeward
\rf jod 1890:151.4

\op biamaý izhiüýge akaý: ... xthaýzhe-hnoüý-bi, shi ihoüý amaý shti eýgoü-hnoüý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr they say / her son / the «sub.»: / cried out regularly they say, / again / his mother / the «mv. sub.» / too / so regularly they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:151.5

\op niý ukoüýska iýdoübe ahiý-bi ki ihoüý eýthoüba, eýgithe nuý akaý hiüxpeý ke
\tr water / in a straight line / through the middle / they arrived, they say / when / his mother / she too, / behold / man / the «sub.» / fine feather / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:151.6

\op gthiýza-biamaý. Goüý hiüxpeý ke nuý akaý bihiýtha theýtha-biamaý. Eýtoüthiü
\tr took his, they say. / And / fine feather / the «ob.» / man / the «sub.» / blew / away suddenly, they say. / He first
\rf jod 1890:151.7

\op masaýni ahiý-biamaý. Bihiýtha theýthai te eý shoüýshoü masaýni ahiý-biamaý Hiüxpeý
\tr the other side / reached, they say. / He blew off suddenly / when / that without stopping / the other side / he reached, they say. / Fine feather
\rf jod 1890:151.8

\op kikaýxai, shi kiPiýhitha theýthai nuý akaý. Ki xthabeý wiüý aýthaskabaý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr he made himself, / again / blew himself off suddenly / man / the «sub.». / And / tree / one / he stuck to they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:151.9

\op ihoüý eýthoüba wadoüýbe gthiüý-biamaý. Masaýni agthiý-biamaý izhiüýge eýthoüba.
\tr his mother / her too / seeing them / he sat they say. / The other side / they came back, they say / her son / he too.
\rf jod 1890:151.10

\op Hiüý thoü bibiýza-biamaý, ukiýPatoü-biamaý Pizaý kedi. Shiüýgazhiüýga teýxithe
\tr Hair / the / they rubbed dry, they say, / they rolled themselves, they say / sand / on the. / Child / he loves
\rf jod 1890:151.11

\op ameýde hiüdaý atiý ta ameý, aý-biamaý Teý-wa'uý akaý. Goüý noüýgexti agthaý-
\tr if / let me see / he / will / come, / said, they say / Buffalo woman / the «sub.». / And / running fast / they went homeward
\rf jod 1890:151.12

\op biamaý uiýthoübe. Goüý wiýuha-biamaý nuý akaý. Baxuý ke eýthoübe ahiý-bi ki
\tr they say / up-hill. / And / followed them they say / man / the «sub.». / Peak / the / in sight of / he arrived, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:151.13

\op eýgithe tiý edediý-thoü amaý, huýthuga zhiüýgazhi thoüý amaý. Goüý eýdi a-iýgthiü-
\tr behold / lodge / there was the «circle», they say / tribal circle / not small / the / they say. / And / there / approaching he sat
\rf jod 1890:151.14

\op biamaý baxuý keýdi. Noühaý, iüdaýdi akaý atiý akaý ha, aý-biamaý. Eýdi
\tr they say / peak / on the. / O mother, / my father / the «sub.» / has come / , / said «the Calf», they say. / There
\rf jod 1890:151.15

\op waýgimoüthiüý-a, aý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý ki weýthazhiý-biamaý, hiüxpeý kikaýxa-bi
\tr walk for them / said «the mother», they say. / There / he arrived, they say / when / he did not find them they say, / fine feather / made himself they say
\rf jod 1890:151.16

\op egoüý. Shi, Wiheý, eýdi waýgimoüthiüý-a, aý-biamaý Teý-wa'uý akaý. Goüý waýgiahiý-
\tr having. / Again, / O sister, / there / walk for them, / said, they say / Buffalo-woman / the «sub.». / And / she arrived for them
\rf jod 1890:151.17

\op biamaý ki weýthazhi amaý. Zhoütheýha, thiügaiý he, aý-biamaý Tenaý! iýt'athewaýthe
\tr they say / when / she did not find them they say. / O elder sister, / there is none / , / said she, they say. / Why! / hateful
\rf jod 1890:151.18

\op iýnahiü eý, aý-biamaý. Weýthana'uýxchi-hnoüýi, aý-biamaý Teý-wa'uý akaý. Goüý shi
\tr truly / ! / said she, they say. / You passed close by them only / said, they say / Buffalo woman / the «sub.». / And / again
\rf jod 1890:151.19

\op wiüý akaý eýdi athaý-biamaý. Zhoütheýha, weaýtha-maýzhi, aý-biamaý shi. Shi wiüý
\tr one / the «sub.» / there / went, they say. / O elder sister. / I do not find them. / she said, they say / again. / Again / one
\rf jod 1890:151.20

\op akaý eýdi athaý-biamaý shi, weýthazhi amaý Zhoütheýha, weaýtha-maýzhi, aý-biamaý. Shi
\tr the «sub.» / there / went they say / again, / she did not find them they say. / O elder sister, / I have not found them / said she, they say. / Again
\rf jod 1890:152.1

\op wiüý akaý eýdi athaý-biamaý Zhoütheýha, weaýtha-maýzhi, aý-biamaý. Thiýt'athewaýthe
\tr one / the «sub.» / there / went, they say. / O elder sister, / I have not found them, / said she, they say. / You hateful
\rf jod 1890:152.2

\op iýthanahiüýi eý. Akihoü-hnoü shiýi he, aý-biamaý. APiýbthe taý miüke, hiüdaý!
\tr you indeed / ! / Beyond, invariably / ye went / , / said she, they say. / I go for him / will / I who, / behold!
\rf jod 1890:152.3

\op aý-biamaý Teý-wa'uý akaý. Hiüdaý! ithaýtha-maýzhi eskoüý, aý-biamaý. Ki edi ahiý-
\tr said, they say / Buffalo-woman / the «sub.». / Let me see! / have I not found him? / said she, they say. / And / there / she arrived
\rf jod 1890:152.4

\op biamaý. Wahnaýte teýgoü athiýgiati-hnoüi, eaýtoü thagthiüý-hnoü a, aý-biamaý.
\tr they say. / You eat / in order that / they came for you invariably / why / you sit invariably / ? / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:152.5

\op Eýgoüthoüýzha eýbe oüýgiti-azhi eýgoü. Goüý agthiüý miükeý, aý-biamaý nuý akaý
\tr Nevertheless / who / came not for me / so. / Just so / I was sitting, / said, they say / man / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:152.6

\op Goüý zhuýgthe agthaý-biamaý Eýgithe wa'uý akaý ukiýkizhi akaý duýba akaýma, eý
\tr And / with him / she went homeward they say. / Behold / woman / the / neat relations / the «sub.» / four / they were, it is said, / she
\rf jod 1890:152.7

\op weýsatoü akaý eý waýthixe ahiý akaý. Goüý giýthikoüý-biamaý. Tiý te uýkiza
\tr the fifth / the «sub.» / that / marrying / arrived / the one who / And / made room for her they say. / Lodge / the / no one there
\rf jod 1890:152.8

\op giaýxa-biamaý. Theý itoüýge akaý e-hnoüý zhuýwagigthaiý te.
\tr they made for her, they say. / This / her sister / the «sub.» / only / she was with them.
\rf jod 1890:152.9

\op Eýgithe hoüýegoüche amaý. Ikoüý akaý gaý-biamaý (ituýshpa eý wagikaý-bi
\tr At length / morning / they say. / His grandmother / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say / (her grandchild / him / she meant her own, they say
\rf jod 1890:152.10

\op egoüý): Thiýadi iüý'e zheeýgthoü he, iüuýPe zhuaýgthe teýgoü, aý-biamaý. Goüý iüuýPe
\tr having): / Your father / stone / I have heated for him / , / sweat-bath / I with him / in order that, / said she, they say. / And / sweat-bath
\rf jod 1890:152.11

\op zhuýgtha-biamaý itoüýde akaý. Goüý Te-nuýga amaý noüýdithaýgaspe gaýxai iýi te
\tr he with her, they say / her daughter's husband / the «sub.». / And / Buffalo-bull / the «pl. sub.» / to hold down the walls / making / came, when
\rf jod 1890:152.12

\op Peýthabthiüý-biamaý. Goüý ikoüý akaý iüý'e zhahaý-bi ki gaýthoüskaý-biama; shi piý
\tr eight they say. / And / his wife's mother / the «sub.» / stone / pushed at, they say / when / that size they say; / again / again
\rf jod 1890:152.13

\op zhahaý-bi ki gaýthoüskaý-biamaý; weýthabthiüýoü zhahaý-bi ki gatoüýhithoüý-biamaý; shi
\tr she pushed at, they say / when / that size they say; / the third time / she thrust at, they say / when / that high suddenly, they say; / and
\rf jod 1890:152.14

\op piý zhahaý-bi ki tiý te eýthoüskaýxchioüý-biamaý iüý'e te. Nuý akaý hiüxpeý
\tr again / she thrust at, they say / when / lodge / the / just the size of they say / stone / the «col.». / Man / the «sub.» / fine feather
\rf jod 1890:152.15

\op kikaýxa-bi egoüý Te-nuýga tiýha biaýkibesoüý-bi egoüý hiüxpeý bihiýtha theýtha-
\tr made himself, they say / having / Buffalo-bull / tent-skin / made double up by leaning against, they say / having / fine feather / blew off / suddenly
\rf jod 1890:152.16

\op biamaý, tiýha aýkibeýsoü ke eýgih aýiaýtha-biamaý. Teý-wa'uzhiüýga, Toüdeý,
\tr they say, / tent skin / fold / the / right into / he had gone, they say. / Buffalo old-woman, / O daughter's husband,
\rf jod 1890:152.17

\op uthiýnadaýthoü eýgoü, aý-biamaý. Oüý, koühaý, aý-biamaý. Shi goüýte amaý. Toüdeý
\tr you are accustomed to heat / somewhat, / said, they say. / Yes, / O wife's mother, / said he, they say. / Again / a long while / they say. / O daughter's husband
\rf jod 1890:152.18

\op e'oüý eýgoü a, aý-biamaý Teý-wa'uzhiüýga akaý. Naýt'e eýskoü etheýgoü eýgoü iýmaxaý-
\tr how / is it / ? / said, they say / Buffalo old-woman / the «sub.» / Killed by heat / she / hoped / as / asked him
\rf jod 1890:152.19

\op biamaý. Koühaý, goüý gthiüý miüke, aý-biamaý. Goüý wasiýsige iýe te
\tr they say. / O wife's mother, / all right / I am sitting, / said he, they say. / And / active / he spoke
\rf jod 1890:152.20

\op aýzhiüazhiýxti eýgithoüý-biamaý. Shi goüý-akaýma ki, Toüdeý, e'oüý eýgoü a, a-biamaý.
\tr spoke very fearlessly / he said to her, they say. / Again / they sat for awhile, they say / when, / O daughter's husband / how is it / ? / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:153.1

\op Koüha, goüý gthiüý miükeý, oüwoüýnabthiý shtewoü-maýzhi, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe
\tr O wife's mother / all right / I am sitting, / I perspire / in the least I not, / said he, they say. / At length
\rf jod 1890:153.2

\op Teý-wa'uzhiüýga naýwakoüdithaý-biamaý; eý naýt'ekiýthe athaý-biamaý thaýthuhaýxchi.
\tr Buffalo old-woman / was made impatient by heat, they say; / she / caused herself to die from heat / she went, they say / almost.
\rf jod 1890:153.3

\op Oüwoüýkoüditheýxti-moüý, gaýte iüýthishiýba-a he, aý-biamaý. Giýthiaxaý-biamaý ki
\tr I am very impatient from heat, / that / undo for me / , / said she, they say. / They pulled off for her, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:153.4

\op eýthoübe akiý-biamaý. Shoüýshoü t'eý aýiaýtha-biamaý Teý-wa'uzhiüýga akaý. Theýaka
\tr in sight / she reached home, they say. / Without stopping / dead / had gone they say / Buffalo old-woman / the «sub.». / This one
\rf jod 1890:153.5

\op itoüýde akaý eýthoübe akiý-bi ki shoüý unaýbthi shtewoü-bazhiý-biamaý. Na! iüuýaPe
\tr her daughter's husband / the «sub.» / in sight / reached home, they say / when / yet / he perspired / in the least not they say. / Why! / I took a sweat-bath
\rf jod 1890:153.6

\op aýthiüheý shte snioüýt'e oüwoüýkoüditheý, aý-biamaý Igaýxthoü akaý gaý-biamaý:
\tr I who move / even / I cold / I am impatient of, / said he, they say. / His wife / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:153.7

\op Uthiýnabthiý shtewoüýzhi; wa'uýzhiüga akeýzha naýt'e keý, aý-biamaý. Eýgoüzha snioüýt'e
\tr You perspire / not in the least; / aged woman / on the other hand / lies dead from the heat, / said she, they say. / Nevertheless / I cold
\rf jod 1890:153.8

\op oüwoüýkoüditheý, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe ihoüý akaý gisiüý-biamaý. Gisiüý-biam eýgoü
\tr I am impatient of, / said he, they say. / At length / his wife's mother / the «sub.» / revived they say. / She revived, they say / as
\rf jod 1890:153.9

\op eýgasani wa'uý thoükaý zaniý ikoüý akaý wagiýgtha-biamaý. (Te-zhiüýga akaý)
\tr the next day / woman / the «pl. ob.» / all / his wife's mother / the «sub.» / «see note» they say. / (Buffalo-calf / the)
\rf jod 1890:153.10

\op gaý-biamaý: Na! dadiýha, iüýnoüha uhniýxide taiý (iýthagiýshpahoü te), aý-biamaý.
\tr said as follows, they say: / Why! / O father, / my mother / you will look around for / (you will know your own), / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:153.11

\op Theýaka itoüýge meýgoü iüdeý thoü wiüaýxchi-biamaý, wa'uý uýdoüxti-hnoüý-biamaý, shoüý
\tr This one / her sisters / likewise / face / the «ob.» / one they say, / woman / very beautiful as a class, they say, / in fact
\rf jod 1890:153.12

\op iüdeý thoü wiüaýxchi-biamaý, uýdoüi te. Goüý waýthishtoüý-biamaý, ki'oüýkithaý-biamaý
\tr face / the «ob.» / one they say, / as to beauty. / And / they finished them, they say, / they caused to paint themselves, they say
\rf jod 1890:153.13

\op woüýgithe, nazhiüýwakithaý-biamaý. Eýgazeze nazhiüýwakithaý-biamaý, kiPaýkuwiüxe-
\tr all, / they caused them to stand, they say. / In a row / they caused them to stand, they say, / they caused them to
\rf jod 1890:153.14

\op waýkithaý-biamaý, igaýxthoüý thiükeý iýgipahoüýzhi giýgoüthai egoüý. Goüý eýgazezai te,
\tr push themselves around, they say, / his wife / the «ob.» / not to know his / wished for him / because. / And / they were in a line / when,
\rf jod 1890:153.15

\op Keý, toüdeý, thigaýxthoü ugthiýxidaý-a he, aý-biamaý Teý-wa'uzhiüýga akaý. Goüý ugthiý-
\tr Come, / O daughter's husband, / your wife / look around for yours / , / said, they say / Buffalo old-woman / the «sub.». / And / looked
\rf jod 1890:153.16

\op xidaý-biamaý nuý akaý. Gaýtoü eýe ha, aý-biamaý. Uthoüý-biamaý. Goüý thoüýgaxaý-
\tr around for his, they say / man / the «sub.». / That one is she / , / he said, they say. / He took hold, they say. / And / they ceased
\rf jod 1890:153.17

\op biamaý. Gaý-biamaý Te-zhiüýga akaý: Dadiýha, gasaýni nuýzhiüga aýkibaýnoüwaýkithaiý
\tr they say. / Said as follows, they say / Buffalo-calf / the «sub.»: / O father, / to-morrow / boy / to make them run a race
\rf jod 1890:153.18

\op 'iýthai eýde edueýhe taý miüke. Oüwoüýhnixide taiý, aý-biamaý. Oüthoüýshpahoüýzhi
\tr spoke of / but / I join it / will / I who. / You will look around for me, / he said, they say. / You do not know me
\rf jod 1890:153.19

\op tediýhi wikoüý akaý t'eýthith 'iýthai, aý-biamaý. Goüý aýkibanoüý-biamaý eýgasani ki
\tr in case / my grandmother / the «sub.» / killing you / spoke of, / he said, they say. / And / they ran a race they say / the next day / when
\rf jod 1890:153.20

\op Gaý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý: Dadiýha, Te-zhiüýga saýtoü waoüýtha-ma eý weýshaPe moü-
\tr Said as follows, they say / boy / the «sub.»: / O father, / Buffalo-calf / five / those who leave the others / that / the sixth / I
\rf jod 1890:154.1

\op bthiüý taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Goüý eýgasaýni aýkibanoüý-biamaý. Te-zhiüýga amaý
\tr walk / will / I who, / he said, they say. / And / the next day / they ran a race they say. / Buffalo-calf / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:154.2

\op saýtoü waoüýtha-biamaý, ki wiüý wiýutoü moüthiüý-biamaý Ki nuý akaý gaý-biamaý:
\tr five / left them they say, / and / one / next to them / he walked they say. / And / man / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:154.3

\op Shiüýgazhiüýga wiwiýta thiü eý, aý-biamaý. Aýwathiüý a, aý-biamaý Teý-wa'uzhiüýga
\tr Child / my / the «mv. ob.» / that, / said he, they say. / Where is he / ? / said, they say / Buffalo old-woman
\rf jod 1890:154.4

\op akaý. Saýtoü waoüýtha amaý eý weýshaPe eduaýtoü thiü eýe haý, aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr the «sub.». / Five / left them / the «sub.» / that / the sixth / next to / the «mv. ob.» it is he / , / he said, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:154.5

\op shoüýgaxaý-biamaý. Uwagitha-hnoüýi ataý, aý-biamaý Teý-wa'uzhiüýga akaý.
\tr they ceased they say. / They told him invariably / I wonder if / said, they say / Buffalo old woman / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:154.6

\op Goüý eýgasaýni Te-zhiüýga akaý gaý-biamaý: Dadiýha, wikoüý akaý thikiý-
\tr And / the next day / Buffalo-calf / the «sub.» / said, they say, as follows: / O father, / my grandmother / the «sub.» / running
\rf jod 1890:154.7

\op banoü 'iýthai, aý-biamaý. Uthaýxthazhi ki t'eýthith 'iýthai, aý-biamaý. Waýshkoü eýgoü-ga,
\tr a race with you / spoke of / said he, they say. / You do not overtake her / if / she kills you / spoke of, / he said, they say. / Do be strong
\rf jod 1890:154.8

\op aý-biamaý Oüý, nisiýha, thikoüý eýgoü teýgoü sheýe ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý eýgasaýni
\tr he said, they say. / Yes, / my child, / your grandmother / so / in order that / she says that / , / said he, they say. / And / the next day
\rf jod 1890:154.9

\op ki itoüýde thiükeý gikiýbanoüý-biamaý. Goüý zhuýgthe athaý-biamaý. Paheý wathuý-
\tr when / her daughter's husband / the «ob.» / she ran a race with her own they say. / And / with him / she went, they say. / Hill / very
\rf jod 1890:154.10

\op deazhiýxti zhoü keý eý zhuýgthe athaý-biamaý. Toüdeý, sheýhikediýtoü oügaýgi tateý,
\tr distant / it was / lying / that / with him / she went, they say. / O daughter's husband, / from yonder place / we coming back / shall,
\rf jod 1890:154.11

\op aý-biamaý. Eýdi zhuýgthe ahiý-biamaý. Ki etaýtoü zhuýgthe agiý-biamaý. Goüý theý
\tr she said, they say. / There / with him / she arrived, they say. / And / thence / with him / she was coming back, they say. / And / this
\rf jod 1890:154.12

\op niýashiüga wathuýdeazhi oüýtha-biamaý. Goüý that'eý tateý, aý-biamaý Teý-wa'uzhiüýga
\tr man / very far / she left him, they say. / And / you die / shall surely / said, they say / Buffalo old-woman
\rf jod 1890:154.13

\op akaý. Goüý oüýtha agthaý-biama. Goüý baxuý wiüý eýthoübe akiý-biamaý. Ki
\tr the «sub.». / And / she left him / she went homeward they say. / And / peak / one / in sight of / she reached home, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:154.14

\op shoüthoüýxti agthaý-biamaý Wa'uýzhiüga amaý oüýtha agiýi, aý-biamaý. Wa'uýzhiüga
\tr without stopping at all / she went homeward they say. / Old woman / the «mv. ob.» / left him / she is coming back / said they, they say. / Old woman
\rf jod 1890:154.15

\op tiý koüýge akiý-bi ki, Moüýdehi haýha iheýiüthiüýkithaýi-a, shagtheý, aý-biamaý. Nuý
\tr lodge / near to / reached home they say, / when, / Dart / prepare ye mine for me, / I go homeward to you. / she said, they say. / Man
\rf jod 1890:154.16

\op amaý hiüxpeý gthiýza-bi egoüý bihiýtha theýtha-biýamaý ki, eýgithe tiý te eýgiha
\tr the «mv. sub.» / fine feather / took his, they say / having / he blew off / suddenly, they say / when, / behold / lodge / the «ob.» / right into
\rf jod 1890:154.17

\op aýkiaýgtha-biamaý, wa'uýzhiüga akaý moüýdehi ginaý agiýi te. Ki zhoü'eýxti
\tr had gone again, they say, / old woman / the «sub.» / dart / asked for her / was coming / when. / And / sould asleep
\rf jod 1890:154.18

\op zhoüý-biamaý; sheýtheshtewoüýzhi. Shetoüýxtihi uthuýaoüýbthe he, aý-biamaý. Ki izhiüýge
\tr he lay, they say; / he stirred not at all. / At last / I have hindered him / , / she said, they say. / And / his son
\rf jod 1890:154.19

\op akaý gaý-biamaý: Wa'uýzhiüga gaýthiü edeý hnoü eýiüte; iüdaýdi akaý kaýshixti agthiý,
\tr the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Old woman / that one / what says she / only / it may be; / my father / the «sub.» / very long ago / came back
\rf jod 1890:154.20

\op aý-biamaý. Hm+! aý-biamaý wa'uýzhiüga. Ihoüý akaý gaý-biamaý: Thiýadi kiý adoüý,
\tr said he, they say. / Psha! / said, they say / old woman. / His mother / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Your father / reached home / ?
\rf jod 1890:155.1

\op aý-biamaý. Kaýshi iüdaýdi agthiý eýgoü zhoüt'eýxti zhoüýk, wa'uý shti iügtheýza,
\tr said she, they say. / Long ago / my father / had come home / as / sound asleep / he lies, / woman / too / talks incessantly,
\rf jod 1890:155.2

\op aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Goüý, Wa'uýzhiüga, xthiýazhi eýgoü-a he, kaýshi agthiý, aý-biamaý
\tr said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / And, / Old woman, / do keep quiet / , / long ago / came back, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:155.3

\op izhoüýge akaý. Shi goüý zhoüý biamaý. Daiýha, wikoüý akaý hethuýbazhoü oüý zhuýthigth
\tr her daughter / the «sub.». / Again / so / he slept, they say. / O father, / my grandmother / the «sub.» / swing / to play / with you
\rf jod 1890:155.4

\op 'iýthai, aý-biamaý. Goüý haýzhiüga ukiaýchachaýxti eýdi nazhiüý, aý-biamaý. Ki aýma
\tr she spoke of / said «the boy», they say. / And / cord / tied in many places / there / stands, / said he, they say. / And / the other
\rf jod 1890:155.5

\op te uýdoüxtioü seý thiügeý, aý-biamaý. Ki gaýte haýzhiüga saýsa ke uthuýdoübethiý-
\tr the «ob.» / very good / break / there is none, / he said, they say. / And / that / cord / broken in many places / the «ob.» / they cause
\rf jod 1890:155.6

\op kithe ki eý oüý-ga, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Goüý eýdi zhuýgthe ahiý-biamaý.
\tr you to examine / when / that / use, / said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / And / there / with her / he arrived, they say.
\rf jod 1890:155.7

\op Goüý haýzhiüga aýwoüzhi ke eý thizaý-biamaý nuý akaý. Xthabeý moüýshiadi te
\tr And / cord / strong / the «ob.» / that / took, they say / man / the «sub.». / Tree / high / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:155.8

\op moüaý koüýha ke aýgthe akaýma. Hau, Keý, toüdeý, oügaýthe teý, aý-biamaý. Ikoüý
\tr cliff / edge / the «ob.» / was standing on, they say. / Well, / Come, / O daughter's husband / let us go, / said she, they say. / His wife's mother
\rf jod 1890:155.9

\op eýthoüba woüýdoü athaý-biamaý. Ukoüýskaxti iýdoübe ahiý-bi ki, eýgithe itoüýde
\tr she too / together / went, they say. / Right in a line / in the middle / they arrived, they say / when, / behold / her daughter's husband
\rf jod 1890:155.10

\op bisaý-biamaý haýzhiüga. Iüý'e ke koüýgexchi ahiý-bi ki, eýgithe gisiýtha-bi; hiüxpeý
\tr broke it, they say / cord. / Stone / the / very near to / arrived, they say / when, / at length / remembered, they say; / fine feather
\rf jod 1890:155.11

\op ke gthizaý-bi egoüý bihiýtha theýtha-biamaý. Eýgithe masaýniata a-iýzhoü-biamaý.
\tr the «ob.» / took his, they say / having / blew it off suddenly, they say. / At length / to the other side / approached and lay, they say.
\rf jod 1890:155.12

\op Goüý akiý-biamaý, kigthiý'a-biamaý itoüýde eýthoüba. Eýgithe banoüýge kiýde
\tr And / reached home, they say, / failed in doing for herself, they say / her daughter's husband / he too. / At length / @{banoüýge} / they were play-
\rf jod 1890:155.13

\op akaýma. Te-nuýga zhiüýga wiüý nazhiüý-bi egoüý a-iý-biamaý. Kageýha, aý-biamaý,
\tr ing, they say / Buffalo-bull / young / one / stood, they say / having / came, they say. / My friend, / said he, they say,
\rf jod 1890:155.14

\op theý Teý-wa'uý wiüý niý agiý tateý, eýthoübe tiý ki thikiýxa tateý. Kiýxazhi-ga;
\tr this / Buffalo-woman / one / water / go for / will, / in sight / has come / when / laugh at you will. / Laugh not at her;
\rf jod 1890:155.15

\op eýgthoüge akaý piýbazhi, aý-biamaý. Eýthoübe atiý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Eýthoübe
\tr her husband / the «sub.» / bad, / said he, they say. / In sight / came they say / woman / the «sub.». / In sight
\rf jod 1890:155.16

\op atiý-bi ki kiýxa-biamaý. Nuý akaý doüýba-bazhiý-biamaý Shi aýthutoü a-iý-biamaý
\tr she came, they say / when / she laughed at him, they say. / Man / the «sub.» / did not look at her, they say. / Again / straight to / was coming, they say
\rf jod 1890:155.17

\op ki, shi kiýxa-biamaý; shi nuý akaý kiýxa-bazhiý-biamaý. Agiý-biamaý Agiý-biamaý ki niý te
\tr when, / again / laughed at him, they say; / again / man / the «sub.» / did not laugh at her, they say. / Coming back, they say / when / water / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:155.18

\op iýthizhe agiý-biamaý; shi etaýtoü kiýxa agiý-biamaý. Ki uheýkitha-baýzhi te, nuý toü
\tr lading out / coming back, they say; / again / thence / laughing at him / was coming back, they say. / And / she did not let him have his way, / man / the «std. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:155.19

\op iýxa amaý. Ki theýama Te-nuýga amaý banoüýge kiýde amaý bthuýga oüýha-
\tr laughed, they say. / And / these / Buffalo-bull / the «pl. sub.» / @{banoüýge} / those who played / all / fled,
\rf jod 1890:155.20

\op biamaý. Eýgithe eýthoübe atiý-biamaý, ieýnaxithaý-biamaý eýgthoüge akaý. Goüý
\tr they say. / At length / in sight / came, they say, / attacked him, they say / her husband / the «sub.». / And
\rf jod 1890:155.21

\op etaýtoü eýthoübe atiý te toüýde ke bashpeý theýtha-biamaý, teýska amaý wazhiüý-piýbazhi
\tr thence / in sight / he came / when / ground / the / thrust off a piece / sent suddenly, they say, / ox / the «sub.» / enraged
\rf jod 1890:156.1

\op moünoüý'u toü eýgoüxtioüý-biamaý. Goüý, Oüýha-ga, eý-hnoü-biamaý. Shoüý
\tr pawing the ground / the standing one / just so, they say. / And, / Flee / said all they say. / Yet
\rf jod 1890:156.2

\op sheýthishtewoüýzhi nazhiüý-biamaý. Giýdoübe nazhiüý-biamaý nuý akaý. akaý. Eýdi ahiý-
\tr not stirring in the least / he stood they say. / To see him / stood they say / man / the «sub.». / There / he arrived.
\rf jod 1890:156.3

\op biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý ki, nuý akaý waiiüý iüýi thoü oüýtha theýtha-bi egoüý,
\tr they say. / There / he arrived, they say / when, / man / the «sub.» / robe / he wore / the «ob.» / threw away / suddenly they say / having,
\rf jod 1890:156.4

\op moüýd(ke ugiýnoüxpaý-biamaý. Zhaýwahe theý amaý ki, hiüxpeý gthiýza-bi egoüý
\tr bow / the / strung his they say. / To gore / went / they say / when, / fine feather / took his, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:156.5

\op bihiýtha theýtha-biamaý. Thieý aýmataýthishoü ahiý-biamaý nuý akaý. Shi eýgoü-biamaý.
\tr blew it off suddenly, they say. / Side / towards the other / arrived they say / man / the «sub.». / Again / so they say.
\rf jod 1890:156.6

\op 'Uý thiügeý ketaýthishoü shi eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Goüý niýashiüga akaý Te-nuýga
\tr Wound / none / towards the side / again / there / he arrived, they say. / And / man / the «sub.» / Buffalo-bull
\rf jod 1890:156.7

\op t'eýtha-biamaý. Goüýki ikoüý thiükeý ieýnaxiýthe agthaý-biamaý. Goüý iýkiPahoüý
\tr he killed, they say. / And / his wife's mother / the «ob.» / to attack / he went back, they say. / And / he knew for himself
\rf jod 1890:156.8

\op amaý aýdoü kiýbaxtha a-iý-biamaý. Goüý t'eýgithaý-biamaý ikoüý thiükeý.
\tr they say / therefore / from an opposite direction / he was coming, they say. / And / he killed his, they say / wife's mother / the «ob.».
\rf jod 1890:156.9

\ti The adventures of @{Hiüxpeý-aýgthe}

\op goüýki wa'uý thiükeý shiüýgazhiüýga pahoüýga iýdathe thiükeý oüthoüýkoü oügaýti,
\tr And / woman / the one who / child / before / born / the one who / we have a contest with him / we have come
\rf jod 1890:162.1

\op aý-biamaý. (Niýashiüga piýazhi akaý wiüý eýgithoüý-biamaý.) Goüý nuýzhiüga akaý eýdi
\tr said they, they say. / (Man / bad / the «col. sub.» / one / said to her, they say.) / And / boy / the «sub.» / there
\rf jod 1890:162.2

\op athaý-biamaý. Ithaýdi ihoüý thiükeý eýthoüba uthiý'agaý-bi thoüýzha, shoüý eýdi athaý-biamaý.
\tr went they say. / His father / his mother / the one who / she too / were unwilling, they say / though, / yet / there / he went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:162.3

\op Eýdi ahiý-biamaý ki, Oüthoüýthikoü toüýgatoü, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, ithaýnahiü,
\tr There / he arrived, they say / when, / We have a contest with you / we will, / said they, they say. / Yes, / I consent,
\rf jod 1890:162.4

\op aý-biamaý. Edaýdoü oügaýx(taiý a, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Ki niýashiüga piýazhi
\tr said he, they say. / What / we do / will / ? / said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / And / man / bad
\rf jod 1890:162.5

\op akaý zhoüý wiü sneýdexti muýza-biteýama, shnaýxchi. Goüýki, Zhoüý sheýte oügaýne ki
\tr the «sub.» / wood / one / very long / had planted as a post, they say, / very smooth. / And, / Wood / that «ob.» / we climb / when
\rf jod 1890:162.6

\op wiüoüýwa haýshi oügaýgthi ki t'eoüýkithe tateý, aý-biamaý. Goüý aýne athaý-biamaý ki,
\tr which one / behind / we come back / when / we kill him / will surely / said they, they say. / And / climbing / they went, they say / when,
\rf jod 1890:162.7

\op eýgithe niýashiüga piýazhi akaý eý pahoüýga akiý-bi egoüý nuýzhiüga t'eýtha-biamaý.
\tr at length / man / bad / the «sub.» / he / before / got back, they say / having / boy / he killed, they say.
\rf jod 1890:162.8

\op Goüýki shi wa'uý thiükeý shi shiüýgazhiüýga iýdathe amaý. Shi noüý amaý nuýzhiüga
\tr And / again / woman / the one who / again / child / she bore him, they say. / Again / grown / they say / boy
\rf jod 1890:162.9

\op thiükeý. Noüý amaý ki, shi wiüý aýpe ahiý-biamaý. Shiüýgazhiüýga thithiýta
\tr the one who. / He was grown / they say / when, / again / one / to ask him to go with him / arrived, they say. / Child / your
\rf jod 1890:163.1

\op oüthoüýkoü oügaýti, aý-biamaý. Ki ithaýdi akaý ihoüý eýthoüba shi uthiý'agaý-biamaý.
\tr we have a contest with / we have come / said he, they say. / And / his father / the «sub.» / his mother / she too / again / were unwilling, they say.
\rf jod 1890:163.2

\op Eýgithe, shi nuýzhiüga akaý noüý-biamaý, goüý eýdi athaý-biamaý. Goüýki eýdi hiý
\tr Behold, / again / boy / the «sub.» / was grown, they say, / and / there / he went, they say. / And / there / arrived
\rf jod 1890:163.3

\op amaý nuýzhiüga thiüý. Shi eýgoü iýkoü-biamaý. Shi, Edaýdoü oüoüý te a, aý-biamaý.
\tr they say / boy / the «mv. one». / Again / so / they had a contest with, they say. / And, / What / we do / will / ? / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:163.4

\op Ki, Hethuýbazhoü oüoüý te ha, aý-biamaý. Hethuýbazhoü oüý-biamaý. Haýazhiüga aýma
\tr And, / Swing / we use / will / , / said they, they say. / Swing / they used, they say. / Cord / the one
\rf jod 1890:163.5

\op ke saýsaxtioüý-biamaý, ki aýma ke uýdoüxtioüý-biamaý. Haýazhiüga uýdoü ke eý
\tr the «ob.» / was broken very much, they say / and / the other / the «ob.» / was very good, they say. / Cord / good / the «ob.» / that
\rf jod 1890:163.6

\op nuýzhiüga thiükeý oüýkithaý-biamaý; ki haýazhiüga saýsa ke eý niýashiüga piýazhi akaý
\tr boy / the «ob.» / they caused him to use, they say; / and / cord / broken / the «ob.» / that / man / bad / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:163.7

\op oüý-biamaý. Eýgithe haýazhiüga uýdoü ke eýgithe piýazhi keý amaý. Haýazhiüga
\tr he used, they say. / At length / cord / good / the «one which» / behold / bad / lay / they say. / Cord
\rf jod 1890:163.8

\op gaseýgoü nuýzhiüga gat'eý amaý. Goüý t'eý amaý nuýzhiüga ke. Shi wa'uý thiükeý shi
\tr it was cut, as / boy / the fall killed / they say. / And / dead / they say / boy / the «one lying». / Again / woman / the one who / again
\rf jod 1890:163.9

\op shiüýgazhiüýga iýdathaý-biamaý nuýzhiüga wiüý. Shi nuýzhiüga iýdathaiý thiükeý shi noüý
\tr child / bore they say / boy / one. / Again / boy / born / the one who / again / was grown
\rf jod 1890:163.10

\op amaý. Noüý amaý ki, shi agiýahiý-biamaý. Shiüýgazhiüýga thithita oüthoüýkoü oügaýti
\tr they say. / He was grown / they say / when, / again / they came for him, they say. / Child / you / we have a contest with / we have come
\rf jod 1890:163.11

\op aý-biamaý. Ihoüý akaý ithaýdi eýthoüba uthiý'agaý-bi thoüýzha, shoüý nuýzhiüga akaý eýdi
\tr said they, they say. / His mother / the «sub.» / his father / he too / were unwilling, they say / though, / yet / boy / the «sub.» / there
\rf jod 1890:163.12

\op athaý-biamaý. Ke, shi oüthoüýthikoü toüýgatoü, aý-biamaý. Shi iýkoü-bi ki shi
\tr went they say. / Come, / again / we have a contest with you / we will, / said they, they say. / Again / they contested with him, they say / when / again
\rf jod 1890:163.13

\op nuýzhiüga kiýbanoü aýkithaý-biamaý. Shi nuýzhiüga thiü gioüýtha-bi egoüý shi nuýzhiüga
\tr boy / racing / they contended, they say. / Again / boy / the «mv. ob.» / left him, they say / having / again / boy
\rf jod 1890:163.14

\op thiü t'eýtha-biamaý. Eýgithe shi wiüý iýdathaý-biamaý ihoüý akaý. Eýgithe shiüýgazhin*ga
\tr the «mv. ob.» / they killed, they say. / At length / again / one / bore they say / his mother / the «sub.». / At length / child
\rf jod 1890:163.15

\op Hiüxpeý-aýgthe iýdathaý-biamaý. Ki mazhoüý bthuýgaxti iýdathaiý te unaý'oü-biamaý,
\tr Fine-feather-stuck-in / she bore, they say. / And / land / all over / that he was born / heard of it, they say,
\rf jod 1890:163.16

\op Hiüxpeý-aýgthe iýdathaiý te. Nuýzhiüga thiü wakiýde-pi heýgazhi egoüý edaýdoü waniýta
\tr @{Hiüxpeý-aýgthe} / that he was born. / Boy / the «mv. ob.» / good marksman / very / being / what / animal
\rf jod 1890:163.17

\op shtewoüý thi'aý thiügeýxtioüý amaý. Shoüý mazhoüý thoüý thoüý bthuýgaxti nuýzhiüga iýbahoüý-biamaý,
\tr soever / failing / there was none at all / they say. / Indeed / land / indeed / all over / boy / knew him, they say,
\rf jod 1890:163.18

\op nuýzhiüga uýdoü heýgazhiý-biamaý. Eýgithe nuýzhiüga noüý ki, eýgithe shi aýpe
\tr boy / good / very they say. / At length / boy / was grown / when, / at length / again / to ask him to go with him
\rf jod 1890:163.19

\op ahiý-biamaý. Nuýzhiüga thithiýta oüthoüýkoü oügaýti, aý-biamaý. Ki ithaýdi akaý
\tr they arrived, they say. / Boy / your / we contend with / we have come, / said they, they say. / And / his father / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:164.1

\op ihoüý eýthoüba uthiý'agaý-biamaý. Shnaýzhi te, aý-biamaý. Ki nuýzhiüga akaý: Noühaý,
\tr his mother / she too / were unwilling, they say. / Please do not go, / said they, they say. / And / boy / the «sub.»: / O mother,
\rf jod 1890:164.2

\op iüdaýdi eýthoüba, eýdi btheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Thizhiüýthe eýgoü waýgiatiý eýde
\tr my father / he too, / there / I go / will / I who / said he, they say. / Your elder brother / so / they came for them / but
\rf jod 1890:164.3

\op waýthiü athaiý eýde t'eýwathe-hnoüýi, aý-biamaý ihoüý akaý. Ki, Shoüý, noühaý, eýdi
\tr they took them away / but / they killed them invariably, / said, they say / his mother / the «sub.». / And, / Still, / O mother, / there
\rf jod 1890:164.4

\op btheý taý miüke, aý-bi egoüý, eýdi athaý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý.
\tr I go / will / I who / said, they say / having, / there / went they say / boy / the «sub.». / There / he arrived, they say.
\rf jod 1890:164.5

\op Oüýhoü, shoüý ha thatiý te, aý-biamaý. Ki, Keý, edaýdoü oüoüý taiý a, aý-biamaý
\tr Yes, / that will do /  / you have come / as, / said they, they say. / And, / Come, / what / we do / will / ? / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:164.6

\op nuýzhiüga akaý. Zhoüý sheýte oügaýne tateý, aý-biamaý. Goüý nuýzhiüga akaý hiüxpeý
\tr boy / the «sub.». / Wood / that «std.» / we climb / shall, / said they, they say. / And / boy / the «sub.» / fine feather
\rf jod 1890:164.7

\op gthiýza-bi egoüý hiüxpeý aýgigthaý-biamaý. Goüý zhoüý te aýne athaý-bi egoüý, eý
\tr took his, they say / having / fine feather / stuck his in, they say. / And / wood / the «ob.» / climbing / went, they say / having, / he
\rf jod 1890:164.8

\op pahoüýga nuýzhiüga akaý ahiý-biamaý. Shi agiý-bi ki, shi eý pahoüýga hiýde
\tr before / boy / the «sub.» / arrived, they say. / Again / coming back, they say / when, / again / he / before / below
\rf jod 1890:164.9

\op akiý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Goüý akiý-bi ki, gaxthiý-biamaý niýashiüga piýazhi ke,
\tr got back, they say / boy / the «sub.». / And / he got back, they say / when, / he killed him, they say / man / bad / the «ob.»,
\rf jod 1890:164.10

\op duýba e wiüý gaxthiý-biamaý. Goüý nuýzhiüga akaý agthaý-biamaý. Ihoüý thiükeýdi
\tr four / that / one / he killed they say. / And / boy / the «sub.» / went homeward, they say. / His mother / at the
\rf jod 1890:164.11

\op ithaýdi thiükeýdi edaýbe akiý-biamaý. Noühaý, wizhiü / the t'eýwathe hnoüý thoüýka wiüý
\tr his father / at the / also / he reached home, they say. / O mother, / my elder brother / killed them / invariably / they who / one
\rf jod 1890:164.12

\op t'eýathe ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý, Siýzhiüxchithoü+! washkoüý egoüý-a he. Eýgoüxtiý
\tr I killed him / , / said he, they say. / And, / O dear little child! / do exert yourself. / Just so
\rf jod 1890:164.13

\op shtewoüý thizhiüýthe t'eýwathe-hnoüýi he, aý-biamaý. Eýgasaýni ki, shi eýgithe thaýbthiü
\tr notwithstanding / your elder brother / they killed them invariably / , / said she, they say. / The morrow / when, / again / behold / three
\rf jod 1890:164.14

\op akaý ahiý-biamaý. Oüthoüýthikoü oügaýti, nuýzhiüga, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, shubtheý taý
\tr the «sub.» / arrived, they say. / We contend with you / we have come, / O boy, / said they, they say. / Yes, / I go to you / will
\rf jod 1890:164.15

\op miüke, aý-biamaý. Ki ihoüý akaý gaý-biamaý: Washkoüý egoüý-a he, siýzhiüxchithoü+!
\tr I who, / said he, they say. / And / his mother / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Do try / , / O dear little child!
\rf jod 1890:164.16

\op eýgoüxtiý shtewoüý thizhiüýthe t'eýwathe-hnoüýi he. Washkoüý egoüý-a he, aý-biamaý.
\tr just so / notwithstanding / your elder brother / they killed them invariably / . / Do be strong / , / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:164.17

\op Nuýzhiüga akaý eýdi athaý-biamaý. Goüý eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Eýgithe shi hethuýbazhoü
\tr Boy / the «sub.» / there / went they say. / And / there / he arrived, they say. / At length / again / swing
\rf jod 1890:164.18

\op oüý 'iýtha-biamaý. Hethuýbazhoü ke haýazhiüga uýdoü ke oüý-ga ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr to use / they spoke of, they say. / Swing / the «ob.» / cord / good / the «ob.» / use it / , / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:164.19

\op Nuýzhiüga eý wakaý-biýamaý. Aýma ke piýazhi ha. Haýazhiüga itoüýthiadi ke, saýsa
\tr Boy / him / they meant, they say. / Other / the «ob.» / bad / . / Cord / old / the «ob.», / broken
\rf jod 1890:164.20

\op ke piýazhi ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý gaý-biamaý: Oüýkazhi, piýazhi shteýshtewoüý shoüý
\tr the «ob.» / bad / , / said they, they say. / And / he said as follows, they say: / Not so, / bad / even if / yet
\rf jod 1890:165.1

\op moüý taý miükeý, aý-biamaý. Oüýkazhi ha eýde, Piýazhi ha, esheýshe ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr I use it / will / I who, / said he, they say. / Not so /  / but, / Bad / , / you say often / , / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:165.2

\op Uýdoü ke oüý-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Oüýkazhi, shoüý piýazhi shoüý moüý taý miüke,
\tr Good the «ob.» / use it / , / said they, they say. / Not so, / still / bad / at any rate / I use it / will / I who,
\rf jod 1890:165.3

\op aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Goüý hethuýbazhoü oüý athaý-biamaý. Nuýzhiüga akaý
\tr said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / And / swing / to use / they went, they say. / Boy / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:165.4

\op uýdoüxti athaý-biamaý. Haýazhiüga saýsa ke eý oüý-biamaý, ki aýma thiükeý,
\tr very good / went they say. / Cord / broken / the «ob.» / that / he used, they say, / and / the other / the «ob.»,
\rf jod 1890:165.5

\op haýazhiüga uýdoü oüý thiükeý, gat'eý amaý. Goüý agthaý-biamaý shi nuýzhiüga amaý.
\tr cord / good / used / the one who, / the fall killed him / they say. / And / went homeward, they say / again / boy / the «mv. sub.».
\rf jod 1890:165.6

\op Akiý-bi egoüý, Noühaý, iüdaýdi eýthoüba, niýashiüga wizhiüýthe t'eýwathe-hnoüý thoüýka
\tr Reached home, they say / having, / O mother, / my father / he too, / man / my elder brother / killed them habitually / they who
\rf jod 1890:165.7

\op shi wiüý t'eýathe ha, aý-biamaý. Siýzhiüxchithoü+! thizhiüýthe eýgoüxtiý shtewoüý t'eýwathe-hnoüýiý.
\tr again / one / I killed / , / said he, they say. / O my dear little child! / your elder brother / just so / notwithstanding / they killed them always.
\rf jod 1890:165.8

\op Washkoüý egoüý-a he, aý-biamaý. Shi eýgasaýni ki shi noüýba ahiý-biamaý.
\tr Do be strong / , / said she, they say. / Again / the morrow / when / again / two / arrived, they say.
\rf jod 1890:165.9

\op Nuýzhiüga, oüthoüýthikoü oügaýti, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, shubtheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý.
\tr Boy, / we contend with you / we have come, / said they, they say. / Yes, / I go to you / will / I who, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:165.10

\op Goüý eýgasaýni ki eýdi athaý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý ki, Edaýdoü oü-oüý
\tr And / the morrow / when / there / he went, they say. / There / he arrived, they say / when, / What / we do
\rf jod 1890:165.11

\op taiý a, aý-biamaý. Oükiýkibanoüý te ha, aý-biamaý. Shi nuýzhiüga akaý hiüxpeý
\tr will / ? / said he, they say. / Let us run a race together / , / said they, they say. / Again / boy / the «sub.» / fine feather
\rf jod 1890:165.12

\op gthiýza-bi egoüý aýgigthaý-biamaý. Goüý zhuýgthe athaý-biamaý. Kiýbanoü agiý-biamaý
\tr he took his, they say / having / stuck his in, they say. / And / with him / went they say. / Racing / coming back, they say
\rf jod 1890:165.13

\op ki, shi nuýzhiüga akaý Hiüxpeý-aýgthe eý pahoüýga akiý-biamaý. Akiý-bi egoüý shi
\tr when, / again / boy / the «sub.» / @{Hiüxpeý-aýgthe} / he / before / got back, they say. / Got back, they say / having / again
\rf jod 1890:165.14

\op t'eýtha-biamaý, niýashiüga piýazhi thoükaý wiüý. Agthaý-bi egoüý ihoüý thiükeýdi akiý-bi
\tr he killed him, they say, / man / bad / they who were / one. / Went homeward, they say / having / his mother / at the / reached home, they say
\rf jod 1890:165.15

\op egoüý, Noühaý, iüdaýdi eýthoüba, shi wizhiüýthe t'eýwathe thoükaý shi wiüý t'eýathe ha,
\tr having, / O mother, / my father / he too, / again / my elder brother / killed them / the ones who / again / one / I killed him / ,
\rf jod 1890:165.16

\op aý-biamaý. Siýzhiüxchithoü+! washkoüý egoüý-a he. Eýgoüxtiý shtewoüý thizhiüýthe
\tr said he, they say. / O my dear little child! / do be strong / . / Just so / notwithstanding / your elder brother
\rf jod 1890:165.17

\op t'eýwathe-hnoüýi he, aý-biamaý. Eýgasaýni ki nuýzhiüga akaý niýashiüga wiüaýxchi
\tr they killed them invariably / , / said she, they say. / The morrow / when / boy / the «sub.» / man / one
\rf jod 1890:165.18

\op thiükeý ithaýpe gthiüý-biamaý. Ki niýashiüga wiüaýxchi akaý ahiý-bazhiý-biamaý.
\tr the «ob.» / waiting for / sat they say. / And / man / one / the «sub.» / arrived not they say.
\rf jod 1890:165.19

\op Ahiý-bazhiý-bi ki nuýzhiüga akaý eýdi athaý-biamaý. Tiý teýdi ahiý-bi ki
\tr He arrived not, they say / when / boy / the «sub.» / there / went, they say. / Lodge / at the / he arrived, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:165.20

\op eýgithe thiügaý-biteýamaý niýashiüga wiüaýxchi ushteý akaý. Uneý athaý-biamaý. Uneý
\tr behold / he was not / man / one / remaining / the «sub.». / Seeking him / he went, they say. / Seeking him
\rf jod 1890:165.21

\op athaý-bi ki eýgithe wa'uý wiüý aýkipaý-biamaý. Wa'uý wiüý uýdoüxti aýkipaý-bi
\tr he went, they say / when / at length / woman / one / he met they say. / Woman / one / very beautiful / met her, they say
\rf jod 1890:166.1

\op egoüý, gaý-biama Hiüxpeý-aýgthe akaý: Eaýtoü moüshniüý a. Oüthoüýthakoü-shnoüýi
\tr having, / said as follows, they say / @{Hiüxpeý-aýgthe} / the «sub.»: / Why / you walk / ? / You contended with me habitually
\rf jod 1890:166.2

\op eýde iýwikoüi kiýzhi eaýtoü thaoüýhe, aý-biamaý. Ki wa'uý akaý, Ena+! eýbe
\tr but / I contend with you / when / why / you flee, / said he, they say. / And / woman / the «sub.», / Fie! / who
\rf jod 1890:166.3

\op iýthikoü eýiüte ithaýpahoü-mazhiýxti-moü he. Hiüxpeý-aýgthe aýbthixe btheý, aý-biamaý.
\tr contended with you / it may be / I know I not indeed I do / . / @{Hiüxpeý-aýgthe} / I marry / I go, / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:166.4

\op Oüýkazhi ha, oüthoüýthakoü-hnoüýi egoüý iýwikoüi ha, aý-biamaý. Eaýtoü thaoüýhe
\tr Not so / , / you contended with me habitually / having / I contend with you / , / said he, they say. / Why / you flee
\rf jod 1890:166.5

\op eýiüte, aý-biamaý. Na! oüýkazhiýxtioü eýde esheýshe he. Hiüxpeý-aýgthe aýbthixe btheý,
\tr it may be? / said he, they say. / Fie! / not so at all / but / you say it often / . / @{Hiüxpeý-aýgthe} / I marry / I go
\rf jod 1890:166.6

\op aý-biamaý. Tena! Hiüxpeý-aýgthe wiýebthiü ha. Ena+! eý toü eýde uýwagitheýgoü
\tr said she, they say. / Why! / @{Hiüxpeý-aýgthe} / I am he / . / Fie! / he «it is» / the «std. one» / but / he told somewhat
\rf jod 1890:166.7

\op eteýde, aý-biamaý. Oügthiüý te he, aý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Gthiüý zhuýgtha-biamaý.
\tr should have, / said she, they say. / Let us sit / , / said, they say / woman / the «sub.». / Sat / he with her, they say.
\rf jod 1890:166.8

\op Goüýki wa'uý akaý, Heý uwiýne te heý. Gaýtedi zhoüý-a, aý-biamaý. Theýdehi
\tr And / woman / the «sub.», / Lice / I hunt for you / will / . / In that place / sit thou, / said she, they say. / Lap
\rf jod 1890:166.9

\op aýzhoükithaý-biamaý. Eýgithe heý uiýna-biamaý. Ki Hiüxpeý-aýgthe zhoüýt'e amaý,
\tr she caused him to lie on, they say. / At length / lice / she hunted for him, they say. / And / @{Hiüxpeý-aýgthe} / sound asleep / was, they say,
\rf jod 1890:166.10

\op thizhoüý-biamaý. Zhoüýt'e ki niýta uthoüý-bi egoüý thiziýzi-hnoüý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr she put him to sleep, they say. / Sound asleep / when / ear / she took hold of, they say / having / she pulled and stretched repeatedly, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:166.11

\op shiýnudoü tiýgthe gaxaý-biamaý. Hiüxpeý-aýgthe shiýnudoü amaý. Goüý Hiüxpeý-aýgthe
\tr dog / to become suddenly / she made him, they say. / @{Hiüxpeý-aýgthe} / dog / they say. / And / @{Hiüxpeý-aýgthe}
\rf jod 1890:166.12

\op diýxextioüý amaý, zhuýga keý shti bthuýga. Goüý zhuýgthe athaý-biamaý shiýnudoü thiü.
\tr very scabby / they say, / body / the / too / all. / And / with him / he went, they say / dog / the «mv. ob.».
\rf jod 1890:166.13

\op Goüý hiüxpeý ke eý niýashiüga piýazhi thiü eý aýgtha-biamaý. Goüý toüýwoügthoü
\tr And / fine feather / the «ob.» / that / man / bad / the / that / stuck in, they say. / And / village
\rf jod 1890:166.14

\op toügaýxti wiüý eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Wuhuý! Hiüxpeý-aýgthe tiý ha, aý-biamaý. Niýashiüga
\tr very large / one / there / they arrived, they say. / Wonderful! / @{Hiüxpeý-aýgthe} / has come / , / said they, they say. / Man
\rf jod 1890:166.15

\op uthaý-hnoüi thoüýshti tiý aýhoü, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe niýkagahi uýzhu akaý na'oüý-biamaý.
\tr told about invariably / heretofore / has come / ! / said they, they say. / At length / chief / principal / the «sub.» / heard it, they say.
\rf jod 1890:166.16

\op Witoüýde iüthiü giýi-ga, aý-biamaý niýkagahi uýzhu akaý. Goüý eýdi ahiý-biamaý
\tr My daughter's husband / bring ye him back to me, / said, they say / chief / principal / the «sub.». / And / there / he arrived they say
\rf jod 1890:166.17

\op niýkagahi tiýi teýdi. Niýkagahi izhoüýge akaý noübaý akaýma. Goüý
\tr chief / lodge / at the. / Chief / his daughter / the «sub.» / two / were, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:166.18

\op noüý thiükeý aýthixekithaý-biamaý. Ki Hiüxpeý-aýgthe wakiýde-pi na'oüý ameýgoü
\tr grown / the one who / he caused her to marry, they say. / And / @{Hiüxpeý-aýgthe} / good marksman / heard / as they had
\rf jod 1890:166.19

\op eýskana etheýgoüý-bi egoüý 'aýbae aýgazhiý-biamaý. Ki 'aýbae theý ki thi'aý kiý-hnoü
\tr it might be / they thought, they say / having / to hunt / they commanded him, they say. / And / to hunt / he went / when / failing / he reached home invariably
\rf jod 1890:166.20

\op amaý, mashchiüýge shti waýthiü kiý-hnoü amaý. Ki theýaka niýashiüga akaý gaý-biamaý:
\tr they say, / rabbit / too / having them / he reached home invariably / they say. / And / this one / man / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / they say:
\rf jod 1890:167.1

\op Shiýnudoü sheýthiükeý bthoüý piýazhi, gaxthiýwathaýkithe te ha, iüsh'aýge. Zhoüýxe heýgazhi,
\tr Dog / that / smells / bad, / you cause them to kill it / will / , / old man. / Offensive / very,
\rf jod 1890:167.2

\op aý-biamaý. Ki miüýzhinga waýthixaýzhi akaý, Dadihaý, shoüthiükeýtha-a, gaxthiý-bazhi-a.
\tr said he, they say. / And / girl / unmarried / the «sub.», / O father, / let it alone, / do not kill it.
\rf jod 1890:167.3

\op Abthiüý taý miükaýshe, aý-biamaý. Oüýthexchi-hnoüý athiüý-biamaý shiýnudoü thiükeý.
\tr I have it / will / I who must, / said she, they say. / Gently habitually / she had him, they say / dog / the «ob.».
\rf jod 1890:167.4

\op Ki izhoüýthe akaý gaý-biamaý: Hiü+! shiýnudoü thiükeý piýazhi, zhoüýxe heýgazhi, eýdegoü
\tr And / her elder sister / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Oh! / dog / the one who / bad, / offensive / very, / but
\rf jod 1890:167.5

\op wanoüýdethagthaýzhi eý shniü he, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe 'aýbae athaý-biamaý niýashiüga
\tr you do not loathe it / that / you are / , / said she, they say. / At length / hunting / went, they say / man
\rf jod 1890:167.6

\op akaý. 'Aýbae theý ki eýkitoü shiýnudoü akaý aýshi athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe 'aýbae akiý-bi
\tr the «sub.». / Hunting / he went / when / at the same time / dog / the «sub.» / out / went, they say. / At length / hunting / he reached home they say
\rf jod 1890:167.7

\op ki iügthoüýga athiüý akiý-biamaý niýashiüga akaý. Goüýki shiýnudoü akaý akiý-bi
\tr when / wild-cat / having it / reached home they say / man / the «sub.». / And / dog / the «sub.» / reached home they say
\rf jod 1890:167.8

\op egoüý, miüýzhiüga thiükeý baspoüý-hnoü-biamaý. Eaýtoü eýdoü etheýgoü-bi egoüý
\tr having, / girl / the «ob.» / he pushed against repeatedly, they say. / Why /  «in thought»? / thought, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:167.9

\op uthuýhe athaý-biamaý miüýzhiüga akaý shiýnudoü thiü. Eýgithe xoüýxata zhuýgthe
\tr following / went they say / girl / the «sub.» / dog / the «ob.». / At length / at some distance / with him
\rf jod 1890:167.10

\op ahiý-bi ki taýxti miüýga toügaýxti wiüý shiýnudoü akaý t'eýthe akaýma. Goüý miüýzhiüga
\tr she arrived, they say / when / deer / female / very large / one / dog / the «sub.» / had killed, they say. / And / girl
\rf jod 1890:167.11

\op amaý tiýata toüýthiü agthaý-bi egoüý ithaýdi ihoüý edaýbe uthaý-biamaý. Dadihaý,
\tr the «mv. sub.» / to the lodge / running / went homeward, they say / having / her father / her mother / also / she told, they say. / O father,
\rf jod 1890:167.12

\op iüýnoüha meýgoü, shiýnudoü wiwiýta akaý taýxti miüýga toügaýxti wiüý t'eýthe he,
\tr my mother / likewise, / dog / my / the «sub.» / deer / female / very large / one / killed / ,
\rf jod 1890:167.13

\op aý-biamaý. Ithaýdi amaý ihoüý eýthoüba edi ahiý-biamaý taýxti keýdi. Goüý,
\tr said she, they say. / Her father / the «mv. sub.» / her mother / she too / there / arrived, they say / deer / at the. / And,
\rf jod 1890:167.14

\op Shoüýxtioüý, nisiýha, aý-biamaý iüsh'aýge akaý.
\tr It will do very well, / my child, / said, they say / old man / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:167.15

\op Goüý miüýzhiüga akaý izhoüýthe umiüýzhe etaý te eshoüýadi umiüýzhe gaýxe-hnoüý-biama.
\tr And / girl / the «sub.» / her elder sister / couch / her / the «ob.» / close by / couch / made habitually, they say.
\rf jod 1890:167.16

\op Guýatetaýha gaýxa-a he. Shiýnudoü thiükeý bthoüý piýazhi he, aý-biamaý. (Umiüýzhe
\tr Further off / make it / . / Dog / the one who / smells / bad / , / said she, they say. / (Couch
\rf jod 1890:167.17

\op te ugthiüý-hnoü teý eý wakaiý. Miüýzhiüga akaý shiýnudoü thiükeý umiüýzheta gthiüýkithaý-biamaý).
\tr the «ob.» / he sat in habitually / the «act» / that / she meant. / Girl / the «sub.» / dog / the «ob.» / on the couch / caused to sit they say).
\rf jod 1890:167.18

\op Shi 'aýbae athaý-biamaý niýashiüga akaý. 'Aýbae theý ki, shi eýkitoü shiýnudoü
\tr Again / hunting / went they say / man / the «sub.». / Hunting / went / when, / again / at the same time / dog
\rf jod 1890:167.19

\op akaý eýdi athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe niýashiüga akaý shi mikaý wiüý 'iüý akiý-biamaý. Shi
\tr the «sub.» / there / went they say. / At length / man / the «sub.» / again / raccoon / one / carrying / reached home, they say. / Again
\rf jod 1890:167.20

\op shiýnudoü akaý akiý-biamaý. Akiý-biamaý kiýzhi, shi miüýzhinga thiükeý baspoüý-hnoü-biamaý.
\tr dog / the «sub.» / reached home, they say. / He reached home, they say / when, / again / girl / the «ob.» / he pushed against invariably they say.
\rf jod 1890:168.1

\op Ki miüýzhiüga akaý shiýnudoü thiü shi uthuýhe athaý-biamaý. Uthuýhe xoüýxata
\tr And / girl / the «sub.» / dog / the «ob.» / again / following / went, they say. / Following / to some distance
\rf jod 1890:168.2

\op eýdi ahiý-bi ki, eýgithe wasaýbe wiüý t'eýthe akaýma shiýnudoü akaý. Shi ithaýdi thiükeý
\tr there / she arrived, they say / when, / behold / black bear / one / he had killed, they say / dog / the «sub.». / Again / her father / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:168.3

\op ihoüý eýthoüba uýwagitha athaý-biamaý. Dadihaý, iüýnoüha eýthoüba, wasaýbe wiüý
\tr her mother / her too / to tell them / she went, they say. / O father, / my mother / she too, / black bear / one
\rf jod 1890:168.4

\op shiýnudoü weweýta akaý t'eýthe he, aý-biamaý. Ki ithaýdi akaý ihoüý eýthoüba wasaýbe
\tr dog / my / the «sub.» / killed / , / said she, they say. / And / her father / the «sub.» / her mother / she too / black bear
\rf jod 1890:168.5

\op ke athiüý akiý-biamaý tiýata. Shi eýgasaýni shi 'aýbae athaý-biamaý. 'Aýbae athaý-bi
\tr the «ob.» / having it / reached home, they say / at the lodge. / Again / the morrow / again / hunting / he went, they say. / Hunting / he went, they say
\rf jod 1890:168.6

\op ki mashchiüýge wiüý athiüý akiý-biamaý niýashiüga akaý. Ki shiýnudoü akaý eýgithe
\tr when / rabbit / one / having / reached home, they say / man / the «sub.». / And / dog / the «sub.» / at length
\rf jod 1890:168.7

\op akiý-bi ki, shi miüýzhiüga thiükeý baspoüý-hnoü-biamaý. Shi uthuýhe athaý-bi egoüý,
\tr reached home, they say / when, / again / girl / the «ob.» / he pushed against frequently, they say. / Again / following / went, they say / having,
\rf jod 1890:168.8

\op eýgithe, oüýpoü keýde t'eýthe akaýma. Shi eýgasaýni 'aýbae athaý-biamaý niýashiüga akaý.
\tr behold, / elk / it lay, but / he had killed it, they say. / Again / the morrow / hunting / went they say / man / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:168.9

\op Niýashiüga siüsneýdewaýgith wiüý athiüý kiý amaý. Eýgithe shiýnudoü
\tr Man / muskrat / one / having / reached home / they say. / At length / dog / the «sub.» / beaver / one
\rf jod 1890:168.10

\op t'eýthe akaýma. Goüý ithaýdi akaý ihoüý eýthoüba giýthextioüý-biamaý; shiýnudoü thiükeý
\tr he had killed, they say. / And / her father / the «sub.» / her mother / she too / were very glad, they say; / dog / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:168.11

\op xtaýgithe-hnoüý-biamaý. Miüýzhiüga akaý shti shiýnudoü thiükeý xtaýgithexti-hnoüý-biamaý.
\tr they loved their own habitually, they say. / Girl / the «sub.» / too / dog / the «ob.» / loved her own very much habitually they say.
\rf jod 1890:168.12

\op Eýgithe niýashiüga akaý gaý biamaý: Iüsh'aýge, wahoüýwakitheý te ha. U'aýbae
\tr At length / man / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Old man, / please make them remove / . / Hunting
\rf jod 1890:168.13

\op thiügeý ha. U'aýbae t'oügeýta tiýwakiýthe te ha, aý-biamaý. Ki wahoüý-biamaý
\tr there is none / . / Hunting / abounds at / cause them to pitch their tents / please / , / said he, they say. / And / they removed, they say
\rf jod 1890:168.14

\op eýgasaýni ki. Ki wahoüý athaý-bi ki shiýnudoü akaý athaý-bazhiý-biamaý. Niýashiüga
\tr the morrow / when. / And / removing / they went, they say / when / dog / the «sub.» / went not they say. / Man
\rf jod 1890:168.15

\op bthuýgaxti aýiaýtha-bi ki miüýzhiüga enaýxchi athaý-bazhiý-biamaý. Shiýnudoü ugiýna-biamaý,
\tr all / had gone, they say / when / girl / alone / went not they say. / Dog / she sought her own they say,
\rf jod 1890:168.16

\op shiýnudoü iýkinaxthaý-bi egoüý. Goüý thi'uýdextioüý-bi ki tiuýthixthiýge ugaýshoü-hnoüý-biamaý,
\tr dog / hid himself, they say / having. / And / fully deserted, they say / when / remains of lodges / went among frequently, they say,
\rf jod 1890:168.17

\op xageý-hnoü-biamaý miüýzhiüga akaý. Eýgithe paýzexchi ki shiýnudoü
\tr crying frequently, they say / girl / the «sub.». / At length / very dark / when / dog
\rf jod 1890:168.18

\op akaý uchiýzhe ketaýtoü eýthoübe akiý-biamaý. Miüýzhiüga akaý, Eaýtoü moühniüý eýiüte.
\tr the «sub.» / thicket / from the / in sight / got back, they say. / Girl / the «sub.», / Why / you walk / it may be?
\rf jod 1890:168.19

\op Uwiýne he. Bthuýgaxchi aýiaýthai he. Wiýnaxchi oüwoüýshte. Uwiýne he, aý-biamaý.
\tr I sought you / . / All / have gone / . / I alone / I am left. / I sought you / , / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:169.1

\op Oüýhoü, teýxi heýgazhi, aý-biamaý shiýnudoü akaý. Iýa-biamaý. Neýtha-ga, peýde gaýxa-ga
\tr Yes, / difficult / very / said, they say / dog / the «sub.». / He spoke, they say. / Kindle a fire, / fire / make
\rf jod 1890:169.2

\op ha, miüýzhiüga eý wakaý-bi egoüý. Pathaýge sheýhitheteýdi eýdi shneý te, aý-biamaý;
\tr . / girl / her / meant, they say / having. / Headland / at yonder / there / you go / will / said he, they say;
\rf jod 1890:169.3

\op wa'uý thiükeý eý wakaý-biamaý. Geýshe te ha, aý-biamaý: Tigoühaý, thituýshpa iüý'e
\tr woman / the «ob.» / her / he meant, they say. / You will say thus / , / said he, they say: / Grandfather, / your grandchild / stone
\rf jod 1890:169.4

\op juýba eýpiatiý he, esheý te, aý biamaý. Ki toüýde akaý, Ku+! aý-biamaý. Iüý'e
\tr some / I have come after for him / , / you will say, / said he, they say. / And / ground / the «sub.», / Koo-oo! / said, they say. / Stone
\rf jod 1890:169.5

\op juýba eýthoübe tiýtha-biamaý. Goüý miüýzhiüga akaý iüý'e athiüý agthaý-biamaý. Ki
\tr some / in sight / it made come, they say. / And / girl / the «sub.» / stone / took / homeward they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:169.6

\op iüý'e te athiüý akiý-bi egoüý, Iüý'e theýtee he, aý-biamaý. Ki athuýha, moüaý
\tr stone / the «ob.» / reached home with, they say / having, / Stone / these are they / , / said she, they say. / And / finally, / cliff
\rf jod 1890:169.7

\op sheýhitheteýdi moüthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Tigoühaý, thituýshpa tiýshi juýba eýpiatiý he,
\tr at yonder / walk thou, / he said, they say. / Grandfather, / your grandchild / tentpoles / some / I have come after for him / ,
\rf jod 1890:169.8

\op aý-ga, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe athaý-biamaý wa'uý amaý. Moüaý teý di ahiý-biamaý.
\tr say thou, / said he, they say. / At length / went they say / woman / the «mv. sub.». / Cliff / at the / she arrived, they say.
\rf jod 1890:169.9

\op Tigoühaý, thituýshpa tiýshi juýba eýpiatiý he, aý-biamaý. Shi weýs'a juýba eýthoübaý-biamaý.
\tr Grandfather, / your grandchild / tentpoles / some / I have come after for him / , / said she, they say. / Again / snake / some / came in sight they say.
\rf jod 1890:169.10

\op Goüý wa'uý akaý waýthizaý-biamaý, weýs'a thoükaý; waýthiü agthaý-biamaý.
\tr And / woman / the «sub.» / took them they say, / snake / the «pl. ob.»; / took them homeward, they say.
\rf jod 1890:169.11

\op Waýthiü akiý-bi ki, Ke, tiý zhiüýga gaýxa-ga, a-biamaý shiýnudoüý akaý. Wa'uý akaý
\tr She reached home with them, they say / when, / Come, / lodge / small / make / said, they say / dog / the «sub.». / Woman / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:169.12

\op weýs'a tiýshi eýgoü gaxaý-biamaý, xaýde tiý gaxaý-biamaý.
\tr snake / tentpole / so / made they say, / grass / lodge / made they say.
\rf jod 1890:169.13

\op Ki wa'uý thiü ukiýa-biamaý shiýnudoü akaý. Tha'eýoüthathe eshneýgoü eýiüte.
\tr And / woman / the «ob.» / talked with, they say / dog / the «sub.». / You pitied me / you think / may.
\rf jod 1890:169.14

\op Wiý tha'eýwithe, aý-biamaý. Wathiýxpaniazhi tateý, aý-biamaý. Hiüxpeý-aýgthe wiýebthiü
\tr I / I pity you, / said he, they say. / You not poor / shall, / said he, they say. / @{Hiüxpeý-aýgthe} / I am he
\rf jod 1890:169.15

\op eýdegoü niýashiüga sheýthu thiükeý oüthoüýxtai eýgoü oüýthizhuaýzhi ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr but / man / yonder / he who / vented his spite on me / so / he maltreated me / , / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:169.16

\op Goüý tiý zhiüýga te timoüýte athaý-biamaý shiýnudoü akaý. Goüý iüuýpa-biamaý
\tr And / lodge / small / the «ob.» / within the lodge / went they say / dog / the «sub.». / And / took a sweat-bath, they say
\rf jod 1890:169.17

\op shiýnudoü akaý. Eýgithe gaý-biamaý: Shoüý; oüýthiaýza-ga, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe niýashiüga
\tr dog / the «sub.». / At length / he said as follows, they say: / That will do; / pull the cover off me / said he, they say. / Behold / man
\rf jod 1890:169.18

\op uýdoüxti akaýma; shiýnudoü-baýzhi, niýashiüga uýdoüxti akaýma. Goüý eýdi zhoüý-biamaý.
\tr very handsome, they say; / dog not, / man / very handsome, they say. / And / there / they slept they say.
\rf jod 1890:169.19

\op Eýgasaýni ki, Keý, oügaýthe taiý, aý-bi egoüý, zhuýgthe athaý-biamaý.
\tr The morrow / when, / Come, / let us go, / said, they say / having, / with him / she went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:169.20

\op Miüýzhiüga thiü gthoüý-biamaý Hiüxpeý-aýgthe, ediýhi ki. Eýgithe tiýi thoü eýthoübe
\tr Girl / the «ob.» / he married, they say / @{Hiüxpeý-aýgthe}, / it occurred / when. / At length / village / the «ob.» / in sight of
\rf jod 1890:170.1

\op ahiý-biamaý. Ki niýashiüga wadoüýba-bi ki, Miüýzhiüga shiýnudoü ugiýne amaý thoüý
\tr they arrived, they say. / And / man / saw them, they say / when, / Girl / dog / sought her own / she who did
\rf jod 1890:170.2

\op niýashiüga zhuýgthe atiý, aý-biamaý. Ki niýashiüga egeý-hnoüý-biamaý: Kageýha,
\tr man / with him / has come, / said he, they say. / And / man / said thus to habitually they say: / Friend,
\rf jod 1890:170.3

\op niýashiüga thiü uýdoü heýgazhi eýdegoüý Hiüxpeý-aýgthe eý ebtheýgoü, aý-biamaý. Tiýadi
\tr man / the «ob.» / good / very / but / @{Hiüxpeý-aýgthe} / he / I think, / said he, they say. / At the lodge
\rf jod 1890:170.4

\op ahiý-biamaý ki hiüxpeý ke aýgthe gthiüý aýkaýma niýashiüga piýazhi akaý. Goüý
\tr they arrived, they say / when / fine feather / the «ob.» / sticking in / was sitting, they say / man / bad / the «sub.». / And
\rf jod 1890:170.5

\op Hiüxpeý-aýgthe amaý akiý-bi egoüý hiüxpeý ke giýgthizaý-bi egoüý hiüxpeý
\tr @{Hiüxpeý-aýgthe} / the «mv. sub.» / reached home, they say / having / fine feather / the «ob.» / took back his own, they say / having / fine feather
\rf jod 1890:170.6

\op aýgigthaý-biamaý. Goüý niýashiüga thiükeý noütaý-bi ki eýgithe shiýnudoü tiýgthe amaý:
\tr his own he stuck in, they say. / And / man / the «ob.» / he kicked, they say / when / behold / dog / he became suddenly, they say:
\rf jod 1890:170.7

\op shiýnudoü diýxexti, noüxaýgexti ithoüýth amaý ki, Iüsh'aýge, gaýthiüke gaxthiýwathaý-kithe te,
\tr dog / very scabby, / made cry much by kicking / he put him / they say / when, / Old man, / that one / please make them kill,
\rf jod 1890:170.8

\op piýazhi shiýnudoü thiükeý, aý-biamaý. Goüý shiýnudoü thiükeý aýshi athiüý
\tr bad / dog / the «ob.», / said he, they say. / And / dog / the «ob.» / out / took
\rf jod 1890:170.9

\op athaý-bi egoüý gaxthiý-biamaý. Goüki Hiüxpeý-aýgthe akaý 'aýbae-shnoüý-bi egoüý
\tr they say / having / they killed, they say. / And / @{Hiüxpeý-aýgthe} / the «sub.» / hunted regularly, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:170.10

\op waniýta daýdoü, shoüý teý, oüýpoü, taýxti-maý shti, shoüý waniýta bthuýgaxti t'eýwathaý-bi
\tr animal / what, / for example / buffalo, / elk, / deer / too, / in fact / animal / all / killed them they say
\rf jod 1890:170.11

\op egoüý, washeýxti gthiüý-biamaý. Niýashiüga, toüýwoügthoü bthuýgaxti, uýdoüxti,
\tr having, / very rich / he sat, they say. / Man, / village / all, / very good,
\rf jod 1890:170.12

\op giýthexti moüthiüý-biamaý. Goüki itoüýge thiükeý egthoüýge giaýxthi akaý gaý-biamaý:
\tr very joyful / walked they say. / And / her younger sister / the one who / her husband / killed for her / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:170.13

\op Wiheý, thiýegthoüge uthiýde oüýgathixeý te he, aý-biamaý. Zhoütheýha,
\tr My younger sister, / your husband / together / let us marry him / , / said she, they say. / My elder sister,
\rf jod 1890:170.14

\op eýgoüzha, wiýegthoüge bthoüý piýazhi esheý he, zhoüýxe he. Aýxtoü thiýshi'eý aýhnixe
\tr nevertheless, / my husband / smells / bad / you said / , / strong odor / . / How possible / your sister's husband / you marry
\rf jod 1890:170.15

\op taý, aý-biamaý. Goüýki wa'uý akaý noüý akaý xageý-hnoü shoüshoüý-biamaý, nuý
\tr shall? / said she, they say. / And / woman / the «sub.» / grown / the «sub.» / weeping invariably / always they say, / man
\rf jod 1890:170.16

\op thiükeý aýthixe goüthaý-bi egoüý. Eýgithe gaý-biamaý nuý akaý: Keý, thitiýgoü thikoüý
\tr the one who / to marry him / wished, they say / having. / At length / said as follows, they say / man / the «sub.»: / Come, / thy husband's father / thy husband's mother
\rf jod 1890:170.17

\op edaýbe eshnaýxchi awaýgioüýbtha piý eýdegoü gatoüýxti awaýgitoüýbe koüýbtha.
\tr also / alone / I left mine / I came hither / but / now, at last / I see them, my own, / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:170.18

\op Agtheý te ha, aý-biamaý. Wa'uý akaý ithaýdi thiükeý uiýtha-biamaý. Dadihaý, ithaýdi
\tr I go homeward / will / , / said he, they say. / Woman / the «sub.» / her father / the «ob.» / told it to him, they say. / O father, / his father
\rf jod 1890:170.19

\op ihoüý edaýbe wagiýtoübe 'iýthai egoüý agtheý 'iýthai he, aý-biamaý. Goüý, Oüýhoü,
\tr his mother / also / to see them, his own, / he spoke of / having / to go homeward / he spoke of / , / said she, they say. / And, / Yes,
\rf jod 1890:170.20

\op nisiýha, aý-biamaý ithaýdi akaý. Nisiýha, nuý waýthixai ki wiuýhe-shnoüýi ha.
\tr my child, / said, they say / her father / the «sub.». / My child, / man / they marry them / when / they follow them invariably / .
\rf jod 1890:171.1

\op Uthuýha-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý itiýgoü akaý shoüýge aýhigiýxti itoüýde thiükeý
\tr Follow thou / , / said he, they say. / And / his wife's father / the «sub.» / horse / a very great many / his daughter's husband / the one who
\rf jod 1890:171.2

\op gi'iý-biamaý. Goüýki shoüý wa'uý aýma akaý shoüý wiuýha-biamaý. Nuý akaý ukiýa-baýzhi,
\tr gave to him, they say. / And / at any rate / woman / the other / the «sub.» / at any rate / followed them, they say. / Man / the «sub.» / talked not to her,
\rf jod 1890:171.3

\op ki wa'uý akaý shti ukiýa-baýzhi ki, shoüý wiuýha-biamaý, xageý-hnoü shoüshoüý-biamaý.
\tr and / woman / the «sub.» / too / talked not to her / when, / yet / she followed them, they say, / crying invariably / always they say.
\rf jod 1890:171.4

\op Eýgithe tiý teýdi ahiý-biamaý. Eýgithe ithaýdi thiükeý ihoüý thiükeý shtewoü
\tr At length / lodge / at the / they arrived, they say. / Behold / his father / the one who / his mother / the one who / notwithstanding
\rf jod 1890:171.5

\op waxpaýnixtioüý thoükaýma, kaýxe ishtaý waýduzhaý-bi egoüý. Eýgithe wa'uý aýma akaý
\tr they were very poor, they say, / crow / eye / picked them out, they say / having. / At length / woman / the other / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:171.6

\op noüý akaý gaý-biamaý: Wiheý, thitiýgoü thikoüý edaýbe ishtaý thoü zeýawaýthe taý
\tr grown / the one who / said as follows, they say: / My younger sister, / your husband's father / your husband's mother / also / eye / the «ob.» / I heal them / will
\rf jod 1890:171.7

\op miüke, eheý. Thiýegthoüge oügthoüý te he, aý-biamaý. Ki nuý akaý iýa-bazhiý-biamaý
\tr I who, / I say. / Your husband / let him marry me / , / said she, they say. / And / man / the «sub.» / spoke not, they say.
\rf jod 1890:171.8

\op Ki wa'uý akaý gaý-biamaý: Zhoütheýha, eýgoü-a he. Waxpaýthiü baýshe. Goüý nuý
\tr And / woman / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / O elder sister, / do so / . / They must be poor. / And / man
\rf jod 1890:171.9

\op thiükeý thigthoüý tateý, aý-biamaý. Goüýki wa'uý akaý ishtaý thoü weýthitoüý-bi egoüý,
\tr the one who / marry you / shall, / said she, they say. / And / woman / the «sub.» / eye / the «ob.» / worked on for them, they say / having,
\rf jod 1890:171.10

\op ishtaý thoü eýgigoü waxaý-biamaý.
\tr eye / the «ob.» / as before / she made them, they say.
\rf jod 1890:171.11

\ti The Chief's Son and the Thunders

\op Toüýwoügthoü wiüý edediýthoü amaý. Ki niýkagahi akaý sheýnuzhiüga wiüý t'oüý-biamaý.
\tr Tribe / one / there it was / they say. / And / chief / the «sub.» / young man / one / had him they say.
\rf jod 1890:176.1

\op Ki sheýnuzhiüga akaý t'eýga heýgabazhiý-biamaý. Ki edaýdoü shtewoüý goüýtha-bazhiý-biamaý
\tr And / young man / the «sub.» / lazy / very they say. / And / what / soever / desired not they say
\rf jod 1890:176.2

\op sheýnuzhiüga akaý. Zhoüý-hnoü shoüshoüýxtioüý-biamaý. Goüý ithaýdi akaý,
\tr young man / the «sub.». / Lying down invariably / he was always they say. / And / his father / the «sub.»,
\rf jod 1890:176.3

\op Nisiýha, nuý ki ugaýshoü-hnoüýi. Ugaýshoüeýgoü-ga. Sheýnuzhiüga zhuýwagthaý-doü ugaýshoüga.
\tr My child, / man / when / travels invariably. / Do travel. / Young man / go with them and / travel «imper. sign».
\rf jod 1890:176.4

\op Ki wa'uý shti uýwakiaý-doü miüýgthoüshteoüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Ki izhiüýge akaý
\tr And / woman / too / court them and / do marry some one / said he, they say. / And / his son / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:176.5

\op iaýbazhiýxti-hnoüshoüshoüý-biamaý, shoüý giýtha-bazhiýxti-hnoüshoüshoüý-biamaý. Ithaýdi thiüke
\tr spoke not at all invariably always they say, / and / very sad invariably always they say. / His father / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:176.6

\op uýwakieý shte iýa-baýzhi-hnoüý-biamaý. Ki eýgithe, Dadiýha, iüýnoüha tiý wiüý iügaýxe
\tr talked to him / even / he spoke not invariably they say. / And / at length, / Father / my mother / lodge / one / make for me
\rf jod 1890:176.7

\op te, aý-biamaý. Ki ihoüý akaý tiý giaýxa-biamaý. Noühaý, umiüýzhe shti iügaýxa-ga,
\tr will, / he said, they say. / And / his mother / the «sub.» / lodge / made for him they say. / O mother, / couch / too / make for me,
\rf jod 1890:176.8

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý nuýzhiüga akaý tiý te upaý-bi egoüý, naýzhizhoüý-biamaý. Umoüýthiüka
\tr said he, they say. / And / boy / the «sub.» / lodge / the «ob.» / entered, they say / having, / fasted they say. / Season
\rf jod 1890:176.9

\op duýba naýzhizhoüý-biamaý: wathaýta-baýzhishteoüý-biamaý, ni thaýtoü-baýzhishteoüý-biamaý.
\tr four / he fasted they say: / he ate nothing at all they say, / water / he drank not at all they say.
\rf jod 1890:176.10

\op Atoüýshtexchi wathaýta-biamaý, ki niý shti thatoüý-biamaý. Eýgithe noüýde thoütaý
\tr Just a few times / he ate they say, / and / water / too / he drank, they say. / At length / heart / the at
\rf jod 1890:176.11

\op naýzhinoüý-bi teýdi, Hiüdaý! niýka-nazhiýha waýiümiüý au, etheýgoüý-biamaý. Ki eýgithe
\tr fasted, they say / when, / Let me see! / human hair / I wear as a robe / will, / he thought, they say. / And / behold
\rf jod 1890:176.12

\op wakoüýda akaý ukiýa-biamaý: Edaýdoü shkoüýhna te eýgizhoü tateý, aý-biamaý. Niýka-nazhiýha
\tr deity / the «sub.» / talked to him they say: / What / you desire / the «ob.» / so you do / shall, / said he, they say. / Human hair
\rf jod 1890:176.13

\op waýiüzhiüý tateý, aý-biamaý. Goüý naýzhizhoü te shoüýgaxaý-biamaý. Eýgithe, Dadiýha,
\tr you wear as a robe / shall, / said he, they say. / And / fast / the «ob.» / he ceased they say. / At length, / Father,
\rf jod 1890:176.14

\op iüýnoüha iüwiüýhoü te ha, aý-biamaý. Dadiýha, iüsh'aýge wiüý iüýgitheýwathakithaý-ga,
\tr my mother / cook for me / will / , / said he, they say. / Father, / old man / one / do you make them go after him for me,
\rf jod 1890:176.15

\op aý-biamaý. Ki, Dadiýha, uaýgashoü btheý koüýbtha, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, nisiýha, nuý
\tr said he, they say. / And, / Father, / I travel / I go / I wish, / said he, they say. / Yes, / my child, / man
\rf jod 1890:176.16

\op ki ugaýshoü-hnoüi. Eýgoü uthaýgashoü wiýkoübtha-hnoü-moüý. Tiýadi that'eý wiýkoübtha-maýzhi.
\tr when / travels invariably. / As / you travel / I desired you invariably I have. / At the lodge / you die / I did not desire you.
\rf jod 1890:176.17

\op Aýgudi shteýshte that'eý wiýkoübtha. Uthaýbashoüýzhi te iüýtha-maýzhi, aý-biamaý.
\tr Wheresoever / you die / I desire you. / You did not travel / when / I was sad, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:177.1

\op Iüsh'aýge amaý ahiý-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý: Sheýnuzhiüga juýba, iüsh'aýge-a, iüýgimoü-thiüý-ga
\tr Old man / the «mv. sub.» / arrived, they say. / He said as follows, they say: / Young man / some, / old man O! / go after for me
\rf jod 1890:177.2

\op ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý iüsh'aýge amaý athaý-biamaý. Goüýki tiýi gedi ahiý-bi-deý,
\tr . / said he, they say. / And / old man / the «mv. sub.» / went they say. / And / lodges / at the / he arrived, they say when,
\rf jod 1890:177.3

\op Niýkagahi izhiüýge akaý thiýkui ha, eý uýwagith-hnoüý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr Chief / his son / the «sub.» / invites you / , / that / he told them invariably they say. / And / young man
\rf jod 1890:177.4

\op heýgazhi ahiý-biamaý, niýkagahi izhiüýge thiükeýdi. Ki gaý-biamaý: Hau!
\tr a great number / arrived, they say, / chief / his son / at the. / And / he said as follows, they say: / Ho!
\rf jod 1890:177.5

\op oüguýgashoü oügaýthe taiý eýgoü wiýkui ha, aý-biamaý. Nudoüý oügaýthe taiý, aý-biamaý.
\tr we travel / we go / in order that / I invited you / , / said he, they say. / To war / let us go / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:177.6

\op Goüý sheýnuzhiüga amaý giýthextioüý-biamaý. Shoüý, Duýba zhoüý, hiübeý bateýwathaýkithe
\tr And / young man / the «pl. sub.» / very glad they say. / And, / Four / sleep, / moccasin / ye cause them to sew
\rf jod 1890:177.7

\op taiý, aý-biamaý. Duýba zhoüý ki athaý-biamaý nudoüý.
\tr will, / said he, they say. / Four / sleep / when / they went, they say / on war-path.
\nt See translation and second note.
\rf jod 1890:177.8

\op Ki duýba zhoüý-xti eýgoü ki wadoüýbe niýashiüga duýba ahiý-biamaý.
\tr And / four / sleep / about / when / scouts / four / arrived they say.
\rf jod 1890:177.9

\op Ahiý-biamaý ki tiýi heýgashtewoüzhi ediýthoü amaý. Goüý akiý-bi egoüý,
\tr They arrived, they say / when / lodges / a great many / it was there / they say. / And / returned, they say / having,
\rf jod 1890:177.10

\op Nuýdoühoügaý, tiý heýgashtewoüýzhi oüdoüýbai aýtha, aý-biamaý. Niýkawasoüý, shoüý
\tr Leader, / lodge / a great many / we saw / indeed, / said they, they say. / Warrior, / enough
\rf jod 1890:177.11

\op aýtha, aý-biamaý. Goüý tiýi thoü koüýgexchi ahiý-biamaý. Ki eýdi ahiý-biamaý ki
\tr indeed, / said he, they say. / And / lodges / the «col. ob.» / very near / they arrived, they say. / And / there / they arrived, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:177.12

\op gaý-biamaý wagaýxthoü amaý: Hau! nuýdoühoügaý, tiýadi oügaýti, aý-biamaý. Hau!
\tr said as follows, they say / servant / the «pl. sub.»: / Ho! / leader, / to the lodge / we have come, / said they, they say. / Ho!
\rf jod 1890:177.13

\op niýkawasoüý, eý uaýna-maýzhi aýtha, aý-biamaý. Aýzhi uaýne aýtha, aý-biama. Goüý
\tr warrior, / that / I seek not / indeed, / said he, they say. / Different one / I seek / indeed, / said he, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:177.14

\op toüýwoügthoü duýboü eýgoü wadoüýba-biamaý eýkigoüxti. Hau, shi wadoüýbe athaý-biamaý.
\tr tribe / four times / so / they saw them they say / just like it. / Well, / again / scouting / they went they say.
\rf jod 1890:177.15

\op Wadoüýbe athaý-biamaý ki gaý-biamaý nudoüýhoüga akaý: Niýkawasoüý,
\tr Scouting / they went, they say / when / said as follows, they say / leader / the «sub.»: / Warrior,
\rf jod 1890:177.16

\op eýgithe thitiýgoü wiüý edediýthiü ki eýgithe t'eýthathe taiý ha. T'eýtha-bazhiýi-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr beware / your grandfather / one / there he is moving / if / beware / lest you kill him / . / Kill him not / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:177.17

\op Eýgithe wadoüýbe amaý te-nuýga wiüý iýtha-biamaý. Eýgithe te-nuýga toü t'eýth 'thaý-biamaý.
\tr At length / scouts / the «pl. sub.» / buffalo-bull / one / found, they say. / At length / buffalo-bull / the «std. ob.» / to kill him / they spoke of they say.
\rf jod 1890:177.18

\op Kageýha, te-nuýga toü t'eoüýthe taiý, aý-biamaý. Tenaý! kageýha,
\tr My friend, / buffalo-bull / the «std. ob.» / let us kill, / said «one», they say. / Fie! / my friend,
\rf jod 1890:177.19

\op nudoü / hoüga akaý t'eoüýtha-baýzhi ai thoüýshti, aý-biamaý. Oüýkazhi, nudoüýhoüga akaý
\tr leader / the «sub.» / we kill it not / said / in the past, / said «another», they say. / Not so, / leader / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:177.20

\op eý waka-baýzhi ebtheýgoü, aý-biamaý. Oüýkazhi ha, nudoüýhoüga akaý eý wakaiý,
\tr that / he meant not / I think, / said «the former», they say. / Not so / , / leader / the «sub.» / that / he meant,
\rf jod 1890:178.1

\op aý-biamaý. Shoüý t'eýtha-bi goüthaý-biamaý ki te-nuýga akaý niýashiüga thoükaý wiüý t'eýtha-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / And / to kill it, they say / they wished, they say / when / buffalo-bull / the «sub.» / man / the «pl. ob.» / one / killed they say.
\rf jod 1890:178.2

\op Goüý thaýbthiü agthaý-biamaý. Akiý-biamaý ki, Nuýdoühoügaý, te-nuýga wiüý ediý
\tr And / three / went homeward, they say. / They reached home, they say / when, / Leader, / buffalo-bull / one / there
\rf jod 1890:178.3

\op ameýdegoü wiüý t'eýawathaiý aýtha, aý-biamaý. Niýkawasoüý, thitiýgoü t'eýthatha-baýzhi taý-bi,
\tr he was moving, but / one / he killed «of» us / indeed, / said they, they say. / Warrior, / your grandfather / you shall not kill,
\rf jod 1890:178.4

\op eheý thoüýshti, aý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý ki t'eýtha-bikeýamaý. Hau! niýkawasoüý,
\tr I said / in the past, / said he, they say. / There / they arrived, they say / when / he lay killed, they say. / Ho! / warrior,
\rf jod 1890:178.5

\op uzhoüge thuýtoü iheýtha-ga. Goüý niýkawasoüý theýthu zhoüý goüýth egoüý theýthu zhoüý te
\tr road / straight / place it. / By all means / warrior / here / to lie / he wished / since / here / let him lie
\rf jod 1890:178.6

\op aýtha, aý-biamaý. Hau, shi athaý-biamaý. Shi athaý-biamaý ki shi wadoüýbe athaý-biamaý
\tr indeed, / said he, they say. / Well, / again / they went, they say. / Again / they went, they say / when / again / scouting / they went they say
\rf jod 1890:178.7

\op duýba. Wadoüýbe athaý-biamaý ki gaý-biamaý nudoüýhoüga akaý: Hau!
\tr four. / Scouting / they went, they say / when / said as follows, they say / leader / the «sub.»: / Ho!
\rf jod 1890:178.8

\op niýkawasoüý, thitiýgoü wiüý edediýthiükeý eýgithe t'eýthathe taiý ha. T'eýtha-bazhiýi-ga,
\tr warrior, / your grandfather / one / the one sitting there / beware / lest you kill him / . / Do not kill him,
\rf jod 1890:178.9

\op aý-biamaý. Eýgithe shoüýtoüga wiüý shi doüýba-biamaý. Eýgithe shoüýtoüga toü
\tr said he, they say. / At length / big wolf / one / again / they saw, they say. / At length big wolf / the «std. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:178.10

\op t'eýth 'ithaý-biamaý. Kageýha, t'eoüýthe taiý, aý-biamaý. Tenaý! kageýha, nudoüýhoüga
\tr to kill him / they spoke of, they say. / My friend, / let us kill him, / said «one», they say. / Fie! / my friend, / leader
\rf jod 1890:178.11

\op akaý t'eoüýtha-baýzhi taiý ai thoüýshti, aý-biamaý. Oüýkazhi ha, nudoüýhoüga akaý eý
\tr the «sub.» / we kill him not / will / said he / in the past / said «a second», they say. / Not so / , / leader / the «sub.» / that
\rf jod 1890:178.12

\op waka-baýzhi ebtheýgoü, aý-biamaý. Oüýkazhi ha, nudoüýhoüga akaý eý wakaiý
\tr did not mean / I think. / said «the first», they say. / Not so / , / leader / the «sub.» / that / he meant
\rf jod 1890:178.13

\op ebtheýgoü, aý-biamaý. Aýxtoü shoüýtoüga eý wake taýba, aý-biamaý. Goüý shoüýtoüga
\tr I think, / said he, they say. / How possible / big wolf / that / he mean should? / said he, they say. / And / big wolf
\rf jod 1890:178.14

\op thiü kiýda-biamaý ki eýgithe shoüýtoüga weýnaxithaý-bi egoüý shi duýba-ma wiüý t'eýtha-biamaý.
\tr the «mv. ob.» / they shot at it, they say / when / behold / big wolf / attacked them, they say / having / again / the four / one / he killed they say.
\rf jod 1890:178.15

\op Goüý akiý-bi egoüý, Nuýdoühoügaý, shoüýtoüga wiüý ediý ameýgoü wiüý
\tr And / reached home, they say / having, / Leader, / big wolf / one / there / he was moving, and / one
\rf jod 1890:178.16

\op t'eýawathaiý, aý-biamaý. Hau! niýkawasoüý, thitiýgoü t'eýthatha-baýzhi taý-bi, eheý thoüýshti,
\tr killed «of» us, / said they, they say. / Ho! / warrior, / your grandfather / ye shall not kill, / I said / in the past,
\rf jod 1890:178.17

\op aý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý (t'eýtha-bikeýamaý). Hau! niýkawasoüý, uzhoüýge
\tr said he, they say. / There arrived, they say / having / (killed, he lay, they say). / Ho! / warrior, / road
\rf jod 1890:178.18

\op thuýtoü iheýtha-ga. Goüý niýkawasoüý theýthu zhoüý goüýth egoüý goüý theýthu zhoüý te aýtha,
\tr straight / place it. / By all means / warrior / here / to lie / wished / since / at any rate / here / let him lie / indeed,
\rf jod 1890:178.19

\op aý-biamaý. Hau! aýkihoü oügaýthe taiý, aý-biamaý. Athaý-biamaý ki shi duýba
\tr said he, they say. / Ho! / beyond / let us go, / said he, they say. / They say / when / again / four
\rf jod 1890:178.20

\op wadoüýbe athaý-biamaý. Wadoüýbe athaý-biamaý ki gaý-biamaý nudoüýhoüga akaý:
\tr scouting / they went, they say. / Scouting / they went, they say / when / said as follows, they say / leader / the «sub.»:
\rf jod 1890:179.1

\op Niýkawasoüý, eýgithe thitiýgoü wiüý edediýthiü ki eýgithe t'eýthathe taiý ha. T'eýtha-bazhiýi-ga,
\tr Warrior, / beware / your grandfather / one / the one moving there / if / beware / lest you kill him / . / Do not kill him,
\rf jod 1890:179.2

\op aý-biamaý. Eýgithe wadoüýbe athaý-biamaý. Moüchuý wiüý itha-biamaý. Eýgithe
\tr said he, they say. / At length / scouting / they went, they say. / Grizzly bear / one / they found him, they say. / At length
\rf jod 1890:179.3

\op moüchuý thiü t'eýth 'ithaý-biamaý. Kageýha, moüchuý thiü t'eoüýthe taiý, aý-biamaý.
\tr grizzly bear / the «mv. ob.» / to kill him / they spoke of, they say. / My friend, / grizzly bear / the «mv. ob.» / let us kill, / said «one», they say.
\rf jod 1890:179.4

\op Tenaý! kageýha, nudoüýhoüga akaý t'eoüýtha-baýzhi ai thoüýshti, aý-biamaý. Oüýkazhi,
\tr Fie! / my friend, / leader / the «sub.» / we kill him not / said / in the past, / said «a second», they say. / Not so,
\rf jod 1890:179.5

\op nudoüýhoüga akaý eý waka-baýzhi ebtheýgoü, aý-biamaý. Oüýkazhi ha, nudoüýhoüga
\tr leader / the «sub.» / that / he meant not / I think, / said «the first», they say. / Not so / , / leader
\rf jod 1890:179.6

\op akaý eý wakaiý ebtheýgoü, aý-biamaý. Oüýkazhi ha, aýxtoü moüchuý eý wake taýba,
\tr the «sub.» / that / he meant / I think, / said «the second», they say. / Not so / , / how possible / grizzly bear / that / he mean / should ?
\rf jod 1890:179.7

\op aý-biamaý. Shoüý t'eýtha-bi goüthaý-biamaý ki moüchuý akaý niýashiüga thoükaý wiüý
\tr said «the first», they say. / And / to kill it, they say / they wished, they say. / when / grizzly bear / the «sub.» / man / the «pl. ob.» / one
\rf jod 1890:179.8

\op t'eýtha-biamaý. Goüý thaýbthiü agthaý-biamaý. Goüý akiý-bi egoüý, Nuýdoühoügaý,
\tr killed him, they say. / And / three / went homeward, they say. / And / reached home, they say / having, / Leader,
\rf jod 1890:179.9

\op moüchuý wiüý ediý ameýdegoü wiüý t'eýawathaiý, aý-biamaý. Hau! niýkawasoüý, thitiýgoü
\tr grizzly bear / one / there / he was moving but / one / killed «of» us, / said they, they say. / Ho! / warrior, / your grandfather
\rf jod 1890:179.10

\op t'eýthatha-baýzhi taý-bi, eheý thoüý shti, aý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý ki (t'eýtha-bikeýama).
\tr you shall not kill, / I said / in the past, / said he, they say. / There / they arrived, they say / when / (killed, he lay, they say).
\rf jod 1890:179.11

\op Hau! niýkawasoüý, uzhoüýge thuýtoü iheýtha-ga. Goüý niýkawasoüý theýthu zhoüý
\tr Ho! / warrior, / road / straight / place it. / By all means / warrior / here / to lie
\rf jod 1890:179.12

\op goüýth egoüý goüý theýthu zhoüý te aýtha, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe moüýxe uhoüýge keýdi
\tr wished / since / at any rate / here / let him lie / indeed, / said he, they say. / At length / sky / end / at the
\rf jod 1890:179.13

\op ahiý-biamaý. Ki moüýxe uhoüýge akaý toüýde ke moütaýha aýiaýthe akaýma.
\tr they arrived, they say. / And / sky / end / the «sub.» / ground / the «ob.» / into / was going thither, they say.
\rf jod 1890:179.14

\op Goüý, Eýgithe, niýkawasoüý, noüýthape taiý ha. Noüýpa-bazhiýi-ga. Masaýniata
\tr And, / Beware, / warrior, / lest ye fear what you see / . / Fear not what you see. / To the other side
\rf jod 1890:179.15

\op angaýthe taiý, aý-biamaý nudoüýhoüga akaý. Oüýgaoüýsi taiý ha. Eýgithe noüýthape
\tr let us go, / said, they say / leader / the «sub.». / Let us leap over / . / Beware / ye fear
\rf jod 1890:179.16

\op taiý ha. Goüý nudoüýhoüga athaý-bi egoüý masaýni ahiý-biamaý. Goüý woüýgithe
\tr lest / . / And / leader / went, they say / having / the other side / he reached, they say. / And / all
\rf jod 1890:179.17

\op aýoüsiý-biamaý ushteý amaý. Wiüaýxchi aýoüsi thi'aý amaý; aýoüsi goüýtha ki thi'aý amaý
\tr jumped over, they say / the rest. / One only / to jump over / failed / they say; / to jump over / wished / when / failed / they say
\rf jod 1890:179.18

\op nuýzhiüga akaý. Eýgithe moüýxe uhoüýge akaý moütaýha athiüý aýiaýtha-biamaý. Keý,
\tr boy / the «sub.». / At length / sky / end / the «sub.» / inward / having him / had gone, they say. / Come,
\rf jod 1890:179.19

\op niýkawasoüý, oügaýthe taiý ha. Niýkawasoü eýgoü oügoüýthai, eýgoü aýtha, aý-biamaý.
\tr warrior, / let us go / . / Warrior / so / we wish, / so / indeed, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:179.20

\op Theýthu zhoüý te aýtha, aý-biamaý. Niýashiüga t'e keý eý wakaiý. Athaý-biamaý eýgoü shoüý goüý
\tr Here / let him lie indeed, / said he, they say. / Man / dead / the one who / that / he meant. / They went, they say / as right along
\rf jod 1890:180.1

\op atheý amaýma. Eýgithe paheý wiüý moüýshiadiýxti doüýba-biamaý; xthabeý shuýgaxti,
\tr they were going, they say. / At length / hill / one / very high / they saw they say; / tree / dense very
\rf jod 1890:180.2

\op maýzi shuýgaxti doüýba-biamaý. Hau! niýkawasoüý, sheýhithethoüýdi eýdi oügaýthai aýtha.
\tr cedar / very dense / they saw they say. / Ho! / warrior, / to yonder place / there / we go / indeed.
\rf jod 1890:180.3

\op Ediýtoü oügaýgi taiý aýtha, aý-biamaý. Keý, niýkawasoüý, wadoüýbe moüthiüýga,
\tr Thence / we will be coming back, / indeed, / said he, they say. / Come, / warrior, / scouting / go,
\rf jod 1890:180.4

\op aý-biamaý. Ki duýba wadoüýbe athaý biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-bi ki shuýde enaýxchi doüýba-biamaý,
\tr said he, they say. / And / four / scouting / went, they say. / There / they reached, they say / when / smoke / alone / they saw, they say,
\rf jod 1890:180.5

\op tiý te doüýba-bazhiý-biamaý. Akiý-bi egoüý, Nuýdoühoügaý, eýdi oügaýhi
\tr lodge / the «ob.» / they saw not they say. / Got back, they say / having, / Leader, / there / we reached
\rf jod 1890:180.6

\op thoüýzha shuýde eýdegoü tiý te oüdoüýba-baýzhi, aý-biamaý. Hau! niýkawasoüý, eý uaýne
\tr though / smoke / but / lodge / the «ob.» / we saw not, / said they, they say. / Ho! / warrior, / that / I seek
\rf jod 1890:180.7

\op aýtha, aý-biamaý. Shi duýba eýdi wadoüýbe athaý-biamaý. Ediýxti ahiý-bi ki shuýde
\tr indeed, / he said, they say. / Again / four / there / scouting / went, they say. / Right there / they arrived, they say / when / smoke
\rf jod 1890:180.8

\op thoüýzha tiý te doüýba-bazhiý-biamaý. Nuýdoühoügaý, tiý te oüdoüýba-baýzhi ha, shuýde
\tr though / lodge / the / they saw not, they say. / Leader, / lodge / the / we saw not / , / smoke
\rf jod 1890:180.9

\op thoüýzha, aý-biamaý. Goüý duýboü eýgoü-biamaý. Weýduboüý tediýhi ki eýdi ahiý-biamaý
\tr though, / said they, they say. / And / four times / so they say. / The fourth time / it arrived / when / there / they arrived they say
\rf jod 1890:180.10

\op tiý tedi. Ki nudoüýhoüga akaý, Keý, niýkawasoüý, tiý te oüguýpe taiýte
\tr lodge / at the. / And / leader / the «sub.», / Come, / warrior, / lodge / the / we enter / shall
\rf jod 1890:180.11

\op aýtha, aý-biamaý. Ki tiý te upaý-biamaý. Eýgithe iüsh'aýgexchi akeýdegoü eýdi
\tr indeed, / said he, they say. / And / lodge / the / they entered, they say. / Behold / a very old man / he was, but / there
\rf jod 1890:180.12

\op gthiüý akaýma tiý teýdi. Nashkiý thoü zhiüýga-shtewoü-baýzhi, ki nazhiýha skaýxchi
\tr he was sitting, they say / lodge / in the. / Head / the / by no means small, / and / hair / very white
\rf jod 1890:180.13

\op akaýma. Ki nudoüýhoüga akaý iüsh'aýge thiü tiý te uýpe athaiý teýdi weýbahoüýzhi
\tr «had» they say. / And / leader / the «sub.» / old man / the «mv. ob.» / lodge / the «ob.» / entering / went / when / he did not know him,
\rf jod 1890:180.14

\op amaý. Eýgithe goüýthiükeýxti weýbahoü amaý iüsh'aýge akaý
\tr they say. / At length / after sitting a great while / he knew him / they say / old man / the «st. ob.». / Old man / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:180.15

\op geýthegoüý-biamaý: Iüthiüýsabeýxti ugaýshoü 'aýbae weýahideýxti ugaýshoüi thoüýshti.
\tr thought thus, they say: / My relations suffering very much / traveling / hunting / to a great distance / they traveled / in the past.
\rf jod 1890:180.16

\op Niýashiüga juýba uýmakaýxchi akiýgthathiü tiý aýhoü, etheýgoü-biamaý. Tiýadixti
\tr Man / some / very easily / have brought themselves hither / ! / thought he, they say. / Right in the lodge
\rf jod 1890:180.17

\op niýashiüga juýba t'eýawathe taý miüke, etheýgoü-biamaý. Theýakaý nudoüýhoüga akaý
\tr man / some / I kill them / will / I who, / thought he, they say. / This one / leader / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:180.18

\op geýthegoüý-biamaý: T! Niýka-nazhiýha waýiümiüý taý miüke, eheý thoüýshti. Waiýiü
\tr thought thus, they say: / Excellent! / Human hair / I wear as a robe / will / I who, / I said / in the past. / Robe
\rf jod 1890:180.19

\op uýdoü iýnahiü aýhoü. Abthiüý taý miüke, etheýgoü-biamaý. Eýgithe isoüýga akaý
\tr good / truly / ! / I have it / will / I who, / he thought, they say. / At length / his younger brother / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:180.20

\op wiüý akaý wasaýbe wiüý athiüý akiý-biamaý. Nashkiý thoü zhiüýgashtewoüýzhi akaýma,
\tr one / the «sub.» / black bear / one / he brought home, they say. / Head / the «ob.» / by no means small / he had, they say,
\rf jod 1890:181.1

\op ki nazhiýha zhiýdexti akaýma. Kiý ki isoüýga iýuthaý-biamaý iüsh'aýge akaý.
\tr and / hair / very red / had, they say. / Reached home / when / his younger brother / told the news to, they say / old man / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:181.2

\op Iýthisabexti uthaýgashoü thoüýshti. Juýba tiýadixti akiýgthathiü tiý. T'eýawathe taý
\tr You suffered exceedingly / you traveled / in the past. / Some / right to the lodge / have brought themselves. / I kill them / will
\rf jod 1890:181.3

\op miüke, aý-biamaý. Shi wiüý akaý te-nuýga eýde athiüý akiý-biamaý. Nazhiýha thoü
\tr I who, / said he, they say. / Again / one / the «sub.» / buffalo-bull / but / brought it home, they say. / Hair / the
\rf jod 1890:181.4

\op ziýxchi akaýma. Hau. Goüýki woüýgithe akiý-bi ki shi wiüý nazhiýha thoü
\tr very yellow / he had, they say, / Well. / And / all / reached home, they say / when / again / one / hair / the
\rf jod 1890:181.5

\op tuýxti akaýma. Niaýshiüga eýde athiüý akiý-biamaý. Goüý pahoüýga akiý akaý,
\tr very green / he had, they say. / Man / but / brought it home, they say. / And / before / he reached home / he who,
\rf jod 1890:181.6

\op Iüsh'aýge-a, wathaýtai a niýashiüga thoükaý. Oüýhoü, wathaýta-baýzhi, uýwagihoüýi-ga ha,
\tr Old man O! / did they eat / ? / man / they who. / Yes, / they did not eat, / cook ye for them / ,
\rf jod 1890:181.7

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý, Wat'oüý-bashpiý uýwagihoüiý-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Ki eýgithe,
\tr said he, they say. / And, / Squash sliced, / cook for them / , / said he, they say. / And / behold,
\rf jod 1890:181.8

\op niýkashiüga niýta uýwagihoü akaýma. Eýgoü oüthaýta-baýzhi ha, aý-biamaý. Eýgoü
\tr man / ear / he had cooked for them, they say. / Such / we eat not / , / said they, they say. / Such
\rf jod 1890:181.9

\op shnaýta-baýzhi ki edaýdoü shnaýtai eýiüte, aý-biamaý iüsh'aýge akaý, wanaý'oü-bazhiý-bi
\tr you eat not / if / what / you eat / may? / said he, they say / old man / the «sub.», / they not hearing
\rf jod 1890:181.10

\op etheýgoü eýgoü. Watoüýzi-skiýthe bthoüýzexchi uýwagihoüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Ki eýgithe,
\tr he thought / as. / Corn sweet / very fine / cook for them, / said he, they say. / And / behold,
\rf jod 1890:181.11

\op heý eý wakeý akaýma. Goüý, Eýgoü oüwoüýthata-baýzhi, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe wiüý akaý
\tr lice / that / he meant, they say. / And, / Such / we eat them not, / said they, they say. / At length / one / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:181.12

\op gaý-biamaý: Wasaýbe te-nuýga edaýbe eýxti ukiýhoü taiý, aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr said as follows, they say: / Black-bear / buffalo-bull / also / themselves / let them cook for themselves, / said he, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:181.13

\op giýthextioüý-biamaý. Ukiýhoü-bi egoüý uýzhawaxti wathaýta-biamaý. Hau, eýgithe
\tr they were very glad, they say. / Cooked for themselves / having / in good spirits / they ate, they say. / Well, / at length
\rf jod 1890:181.14

\op hoüý amaý. Hoüý ki iüsh'aýge akaý gaý-biamaý: Tushpaýha, niýashiüga ugaýshoü
\tr night / they say. / Night / when / old man / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Grandchild, / man / travels
\rf jod 1890:181.15

\op ki deýshteaýa eaýwagoü taiý ha. Uýgthai-ga, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, tigoüýha, thiý
\tr when / talking incessantly / let us be so / . / Tell about yourselves, / said he, they say. / Yes, / grandfather, / you
\rf jod 1890:181.16

\op thanoüý eýgoü iüsh'aýge hniü eýgoü edaýdoü aýhigixti iýshpahoü ha. Thiýtoüthiü uýgtha-ga ha,
\tr you grown / as / old man / you are / as / what / a great many / you know / . / You first / tell about yourselves / ,
\rf jod 1890:181.17

\op aý-biamaý. Hau, tushpaýha, iüsh'aýge bthiü thoüýzha uýgtha oüthiüýge aýtha. Hiaýgoü
\tr said he, they say. / Well, / grandchild, / old man / I am / though / to tell about his relations / I have nothing / indeed. / I tell a myth
\rf jod 1890:181.18

\op te aýtha, aý-biamaý. Goüý hiýgoü-biamaý iüsh'aýge akaý. Eýgithe, tushpaýha, iüsh'aýge
\tr will / indeed, / said he, they say. / And / told a myth, they say / old man / the «sub.». / It happened, / grandchild, / old man
\rf jod 1890:181.19

\op wiüý ediýakaý. Ki isoüýga thaýbthiü tiýgthe zhuýgigthe akaýma aýtha, aý-biamaý.
\tr one / there was one. / And / his younger brother / three / dwelt in a lodge / they were with him, / they say / indeed, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:181.20

\op Ki isoüýga thoükaý weýahidexti 'aýbae ithaiý-de, hoüý ki shti akiý-hnoü-biamaý
\tr And / his younger brother / they who / very far away / hunting / had gone when, / night / when / too / reached home invariably they say
\rf jod 1890:182.1

\op aýtha, aý-biamaý. Ki eýgithe iüsh'aýge akaý enaýxchi tiý aýkida akaý ki, eýgithe
\tr indeed, / said he, they say. / And / it happened / old man / the «sub.» / he alone / lodge / was watching / when, / at length
\rf jod 1890:182.2

\op niýashiüga heýgashtewoüýzhi tiý te upaý-biam aýtha. Ki iüsh'aýge akaý geýthegoü
\tr people / a great many / lodge / the / entered, they say, / indeed. / And / old man / the «sub.» / thinking thus
\rf jod 1890:182.3

\op gthiüý-biam aýtha: Iüthiüýsabexti weýahidexti ugaýshoü itheý-hnoüi thoüýshti. Niýashiüga
\tr sat they say / indeed: / My relations suffering very much / very far away / traveling / have gone habitually / heretofore. / Man
\rf jod 1890:182.4

\op juýba aýhigixti tiýadixti t'eýawathe taý miüke-aýna, etheýgoü gthiüý-biamaý.
\tr some / a great / right in the lodge / I kill them / will / I who! «in thought» / thinking / he sat they say.
\rf jod 1890:182.5

\op Goüýki, Keý, tushpaýha, thiý shti hiýgoü-ga, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, tigoüýha, hiaýgoü
\tr And, / Come, / grandchild, / you / too / tell a myth, / said he, they say. / Yes, / grandfather, / I tell a myth
\rf jod 1890:182.6

\op te aýtha, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe niýkagahi wiüý toüýwoügthoü juýba zhuýwagthe am
\tr will / indeed, / said he, they say. / It happened / chief / one / tribe / some / he with them / they say
\rf jod 1890:182.7

\op aýtha. Ki shiüýgazhiüýga wiüý t'oüý amaý. Ki shiüýgazhiüýga nuýzhiüga akaý t'eýga
\tr indeed. / And / child / one / he had / they say. / And / child / boy / the «sub.» / lazy
\rf jod 1890:182.8

\op heýgabazhiý-biam aýtha. Ithaýdi thiükeý ugaýshoü waýgazhiý shtewoüý ugaýshoü-bazhiý-biam
\tr very they say / indeed. / His father / the one who / to travel / commanded / notwithstanding / he did not travel, they say
\rf jod 1890:182.9

\op aýtha. Edaýdoü shtewoüý gaýxe goüýthazhixti am aýtha. Eýgithe nuýzhiüga akaý naýzhizhoüý
\tr indeed. / What / soever / to do / he did not wish at all / they say / indeed. / At length / boy / the «sub.» / to fast
\rf jod 1890:182.10

\op 'iýtha-bi egoüý ihoüý akaý tiý ukoüýha weýgaxe am aýtha, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe
\tr spoke of, they say / having / his mother / the «sub.» / lodge / apart / made for him / they say / indeed, / said he, they say. / At length
\rf jod 1890:182.11

\op nuýzhiüga akaý geýthegoüý-biam aýtha, naýzhizhoüý-bi teýdi: Hiüdaý! niýka-nazhiýha waýiümiüý
\tr boy the «sub.» / thought thus, they say, / indeed, / he fasted, they say / when: / Let me see! / human hair / I wear as a robe
\rf jod 1890:182.12

\op au, etheýgoü-bi zhoüý-biam aýtha. Ki nudoüý nuýzhiüga akaý athaý-biamaý. Niýashiüga
\tr will, / thinking, they say / he lay, they say / indeed. / And / on the warpath / boy / the «sub.» / went they say. / Man
\rf jod 1890:182.13

\op aýhigixti zhuýwagthe athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe niýashiüga duýba tiýgthe thoükeý, ki eýdi
\tr a very great number / he with them / went they say. / At length / person / four / dwelt in a lodge / they who, / and / there
\rf jod 1890:182.14

\op ahiý-biam aýtha. Eýdi ahiý-bi ki nuýzhiüga akaý, Niýka-nazhiýha waýiümiüý taý miüke,
\tr they arrived, they say / indeed. / There / they arrived, they say / when / boy / the «sub.», / Human hair / I wear as a robe / will / I who,
\rf jod 1890:182.15

\op eheý thoüýshti. Waiiüý uýdoü iýnahiü aýhoü, at'oüý taý miüke, etheýgoü gthiüý-biam
\tr I said / in the past. / Robe / good / truly / ! / I possess it / will / I who, / thinking / he sat, they say
\rf jod 1890:182.16

\op aýtha. Wiüý thiükeý nazhiýha skaýxti, goüý wiüý thiükeý zhiýdexti, wiüý thiükeý zixti,
\tr indeed. / One / the one who / hair / very white, / and / one / the one who / very red, / one / the one who / very yellow,
\rf jod 1890:182.17

\op wiüý thiükeý tuýxti am aýtha. Goüýki iüsh'aýge akaý kiýxa-biama: Haý! ha! haý+!
\tr one / the one who / very green / they say / indeed. / And / old man / the «sub.» / laughed with him, they say: / Ha! / ha! ha!
\rf jod 1890:182.18

\op Wituýshpa geýthexti eýskoü, aý-biamaý. Goüý hoüý amaý ki waiiüý u'uýde thoü
\tr My grandchild / thought just thus / it seems, / said he, they say. / And / night / it was / when / robe / hole / the
\rf jod 1890:182.19

\op ishtaý ugthoüý zhoüý-biamaý, iüsh'aýge thoükaý wadoüýbe zhoüý goüthaý-bi egoüý. Ki
\tr eye / in it / he lay, they say, / old man / the «pl. ob.» / to see them / lying / he wished, they say / having. / And
\rf jod 1890:182.20

\op wagaýxthoü thoükaý uýwagikiaý-bi egoüý, Wagaýxthoü, eýgithe thazhoüý tai ha.
\tr servants / the «pl. ob.» / he talked with them, his own, they say / having, / Servants, / beware / lest ye sleep / .
\rf jod 1890:183.1

\op Zhoüý-bazhi zhoüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe hoüý zhoüý ki iüsh'aýge akaý oüýthexchi
\tr Sleepless / lie ye, / said he, they say. / At length / night / lay / when / old man / the «sub.» / gently
\rf jod 1890:183.2

\op paýgahoüýxti wadoüýbe-hnoüý-biamaý zhoü-maý. Eýgithe iüth'aýge akaý iüý'e-weýtiü
\tr raised his head high / looked at them invariably they say / the sleepers. / At length / old man / the «sub.» / stone hammer
\nt =@{iüsh'aýge}
\rf jod 1890:183.3

\op gthiýza-biamaý. Weýtiü gthiýza-bi egoüý, nudoüýhoüga akaý nazhiüý aýtiaýtha-bi egoüý
\tr took his they say. / Hammer / took his, they say / having, / leader / the «sub.» / stood / suddenly, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:183.4

\op huýtoüxti nazhiüý-bi egoüý, Kau+! aý-bi egoüý, duýba woüýgithe waxthiý-biamaý.
\tr roaring exceedingly / stood, they say / having, / Kow-oo! / said, they say / having, / four / all / he killed them, they say.
\rf jod 1890:183.5

\op Hau! niýkawasoüý, naýzhiü-baýdoü nazhiýha bthuýgaxti waýthizaýi-ga. Eýgithe
\tr Ho! / warrior, / stand and / hair / all / take ye. / Beware
\rf jod 1890:183.6

\op maýthaxoüýxoü taiý ha. Nazhiýha bthuýgaxti waýthizaýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý t'eýwathe
\tr lest ye cut it in many pieces / . / Hair / the whole / take ye, / said he, they say. / And / killing them
\rf jod 1890:183.7

\op thishtoüý-bi egoüý, agthaý-biamaý. Agthaý-bi egoüý moüýxe uhoüýge keýdi akiý-biamaý.
\tr finished, they say / having, / they went homeward, they say. / Went homeward, they say / having / sky - end / at the / they came back to, they say.
\rf jod 1890:183.8

\op Hau! keý, niýkawasoüý, masaýni moügthiüýi-ga, masaýni eýgazeze akiý-nazhiüýi ga,
\tr Ho! / come, / warrior, / the other side / begone ye, / the other side / in a row / reaching again / stand ye,
\rf jod 1890:183.9

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý eýgoü-biamaý. Woüýgithe pahoüýga gtheýwakithaý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr said he, they say. / And / so they say. / All / before / he sent them homeward, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:183.10

\op eý haýshi agthaý-biamaý. Toüýthiüxti agthaý-bi egoüý uoüýsixti agthaý-biamaý. Eýkigoüxti
\tr he / behind / went homeward, they say. / Running fast / went homeward, they say / having / leaped far / he went homeward, they say. / Just like him
\rf jod 1890:183.11

\op nuýzhiüga toüýde moütaýha itheý ki zhuýgigthe agthaý-biamaý. Goüý agthaý-bi egoüý,
\tr boy / ground / within / had gone / he who / with his own / went homeward, they say. / And / went homeward, they say / having,
\rf jod 1890:183.12

\op moüchuý keýdi akiý-bi egoüý shi eýgoü-biamaý. Woüýgithe pahoüýga gthewaýkithaý-biamaý.
\tr grizzly bear / at the / reached again, they say / having / again / so they say. / All / before / he sent them homeward, they say.
\rf jod 1890:183.13

\op Goüý eý haýshi agthaý-biamaý. Toüýthiüxti agthaý-biamaý, uoüýsixti agthaý-biamaý.
\tr And / he / behind / went homeward, they say. / Running very fast / he went homeward, they say, / leaping very far / he went homeward they say.
\rf jod 1890:183.14

\op Shi eýkigoüxti nuýzhiüga t'eý keý zhuýgigthe niüýta agthaýthiü agthaý-biamaý.
\tr Again / just like him / boy / dead / he who / with his own / alive / having his own / went homeward, they say.
\rf jod 1890:183.15

\op Shoüýtoüga keýdi shi eýgoü-biamaý. Shi tenuýga keýdi shi eýgoü-biamaý. Woüýgithe
\tr Big wolf / at the / again / so they say. / Again / buffalo-bull / at the / again / so they say. / All
\rf jod 1890:183.16

\op niüýta agthaýthiü akiý-biamaý, wiüeýshtewoü uiýxpatha-bazhiý-biamaý. Goüý agthaý-biamaý
\tr alive / having his own / he reached home, they say, / not even one / lost to him not they say. / And / they went homeward they say
\rf jod 1890:183.17

\op ki eýgithe toüýwoügthoü heýgashtewoüýzhi iýhe akiý-biama. Iýhe akiý-bi
\tr when / at length / tribe / a great many / passing / got back to, they say. / Passing / they got back to, they say
\rf jod 1890:183.18

\op egoüý, Hau! niýkawasoüý, shoüý aýtha, niýka-nazhiýha waýiüzhiüý taiýte aýtha, aý-biama.
\tr having, / Ho! / warrior, / that will do / indeed, / human hair / ye shall surely wear as robes / indeed, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:183.19

\op Goüý eýdi akiý-bi egoüý tiýi thoü bthuýgaxti shi waýxthi-bi egoüý nazhiýha bthuýgaxti
\tr And / there / they got back to, they say / having / lodges / the / all / again / killed them, they say / having / hair / all
\rf jod 1890:183.20

\op waýthizaý-biamaý. Shoüý toüýwoügthoü duýba eýgoü waýxthi-biamaý. Goüý tiýi thoüýdi
\tr they took them, they say. / And so / tribe / four / so / killed them, they say. / And / lodges / at the
\rf jod 1890:184.1

\op akiý-biamaý. Goüý toüýwoügthoü etaý amaý bthuýgaxti niýkagahi uýzhu giýkaxa-bi
\tr they reached home, they say. / And / tribe / his / the «pl. sub.» / all / chief / principal / made their own, they say
\rf jod 1890:184.2

\op egoüý, eý weýgithigthoüý-biamaý.
\tr having, / he / ruled for them, they say.
\rf jod 1890:184.3

\ti The Chief's Son, the Snake-woman, and the Thunders

\op Ithaýdi akaý niýkagahiý-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý: Nisiýha, ugaýshoü-ga. 'Aýbaaýdoü
\tr His father / the «sub.» / chief they say. / He said as follows, they say: / My child, / travel. / Hunt and
\rf jod 1890:189.1

\op wathiýtoü-doüshteoüý-ga. Niýkoühi ha, uý'oüthiüýge agthiüý ki niýkoühi-maýzhi.
\tr work or else «imper. sign». / I a chief / , / for nothing / I sit / if / I a chief I not.
\rf jod 1890:189.2

\op Wabthiýtoü; awaýshkoü moübthiüý eýgoü 'aýpae. Uý'oüthiüýge oüýxtioüýgoü-maýzhi.
\tr I worked; / I made an effort / I walked / as / I hunted. / For nothing / I a great man I not.
\rf jod 1890:189.3

\op Eýgoü wiýkoübtha. Eýgoü shkaýxe ki oüýxtieýthigoü. Uý'oüthiüýge thagthiüý ki
\tr So / I wish for you. / So / you do / if / you a great man. / For nothing / you sit / if
\rf jod 1890:189.4

\op niýkathiaýhiaýzhi te, aý-biamaý. Nuýzhiüga, Keý, dadiýha, 'aýbae btheý te. Shoüýge
\tr you a chief not / will, / said he, they say. / Boy, / Come, / O father, / hunting / I go / will. / Horse
\rf jod 1890:189.5

\op akaý noüýxa iügthoüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý 'aýbae athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe oüýpoü
\tr the one who / vertebra / put on it for me, / said he, they say. / And / hunting / he went, they say. / At length / elk
\rf jod 1890:189.6

\op juýba weýtha-biamaý. Shoüýge toü sihiý baýxtegoü ithoüýtha-biamaý. Goüý zhuýhnoü
\tr some / he found them, they say. / Horse / the «ob.» / foot / tied, having / he placed it, they say. / And / body only
\rf jod 1890:189.7

\op eýdi athaý-biamaý; miüdeýgoü oüýpoü wagthaýde athaý-biamaý. Oüýpoü-ma
\tr there / went they say; / crawled, having / elk / creeping up on / he went, they say. / Elk the
\rf jod 1890:189.8

\op eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Ashkaýxchi wakiýda-biamaý. Ki wiüý 'uýi te, muýzibe itheýtha-biamaý.
\tr there / he arrived, they say. / Very near / he shot at them, they say. / And / one / wounded it, / he shot and wounded it slightly they say.
\rf jod 1890:189.9

\op Goüýki thixaý-biamaý. Thixeý athiüý athaý-bi egoüý weýahide athiüý ahiý-biamaý,
\tr And / he chased it, they say. / Chasing it / having him / it went, they say / having / far / having him / arrived they say,
\rf jod 1890:189.10

\op shoüýge toüý shti weýahide nazhiüý-biamaý. Ki eweýahidexti athiüý ahiý-bi
\tr horse / the «ob.» / too / far / stood they say. / And / at a very great distance from / having him / arrived they say
\rf jod 1890:189.11

\op egoüý iýbize wakoüýdithegoü shoüýge toü aýgikiýbanoü agiý-biamaý. Niý
\tr having / thirsty / impatient from as / horse / the «ob.» / running back to his own / he was coming back, they say. / Water
\rf jod 1890:189.12

\op bthaýtoü-maýzhi ki iýbize at'eý tateý aýhoü, etheýgoü-biamaý. Wakoüýdithextioüý-biamaý
\tr I drink I not / if / thirsty / I die / shall / ! / thought he, they say. / Very impatient from they say
\rf jod 1890:189.13

\op ki eýgithe nihoüýga edediýte amaý. Ki Wakoüýda thiükeý thahoüý-biamaý. Hau!
\tr when / behold / a spring / it was there, they say. / And / Deity / the «ob.» / he prayed to, they say. / Ho!
\rf jod 1890:189.14

\op Wakoüýda, shoüý ha. Aniýta, aý-biamaý. Wakoüýda, at'eý tateýskoübtheýgoü thoüýshti.
\tr O Deity, / It will do / . / I live, / said he, they say. / O Deity, / I die / would, I thought / heretofore.
\rf jod 1890:189.15

\op Thieýwoüzhoüý. Niýta te iütheýshkaxe eýgoü aniýta taý miüke, Wakoüýda, aý-biamaý.
\tr You are the cause. / Life / the / you made for me / as / I live / will / I who, / O Deity, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:189.16

\op Hau! thatoüý goüýtha theý ki weýs'a wiüý eýthoübaý-biamaý. Baýazaý-biamaý.
\tr Well! / to drink / wishing / he went / when / snake / one / emerged they say. / Scared him off, they say.
\rf jod 1890:189.17

\op Oüýha-biamaý. Ahauý! Wakoüýda, aniýta eýskoübtheýgoü thoüýshti, shi at'eý taý
\tr he fled they say. / Oho! / O Deity, / I live / I thought / heretofore, / again / I die / will
\rf jod 1890:189.18

\op aýtoüheý ha. Shi niý teýdi thatoüý athaý-biamaý. Shi weýs'a akaý eýthoübe atiý-biamaý.
\tr I who stand / . / Again / water / by the / to drink / he went, they say. / Again / snake / the «sub.» / in sight / came they say.
\rf jod 1890:190.1

\op Shi xagaý-biamaý. Oüýha-biamaý. Shi etaýwadoüýbe teýdi thiügaiý eýgoü
\tr Again / he cried, they say. / He fled they say. / Again / he gared at it / when / there was none / as
\rf jod 1890:190.2

\op shi niý te thatoüý theý. Shi weýs'a akaý eýthoübe atiý-biamaý Shi oüýhai te. Shi
\tr again / water / the «ob.» / to drink / he went. / Again / snake / the «sub.» / in sight / came they say. / Again / he fled. / Again
\rf jod 1890:190.3

\op weýduboüý te duýboü baýazai te nuýzhiüga thiü. Goüý weýs'a toü aýdoübe teýdi
\tr the fourth time / when / four times / it scared him off / boy / the «ob.». / And / snake / the «ob.» / looked at / when
\rf jod 1890:190.4

\op eýgithe wa'uý uýdoüxti akaýma. Ki niý-ithaýtoü zhiüýga uzhiý 'iý-biamaý wa'uý akaý.
\tr behold / woman / very beautiful / was, they say. / And / cup / small / filled / gave him, they say / woman / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:190.5

\op Oüthoüýbize oüwoüýkoüdithexti-moüý, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Oüthoüýbthoü-maýzhi
\tr I am thirsty / I am very impatient from, / said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / I get enough I not
\rf jod 1890:190.6

\op tateý aýhoü. Niý te dzhuýba iýnahiü aýhoü, etheýgoü-biamaý. Eýgithe iýbthoüxti giaýxa-biamaý
\tr shall / ! / Water / the / a little / very / ! / thought he, they say. / At length / to get enough / she made for him, they say
\rf jod 1890:190.7

\op wa'uý akaý. Iýbthoüxti thatoüý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý.
\tr woman / the «sub.». / Got enough / drank they say / boy / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:190.8

\op Ki nuýzhiüga akaý wa'uý thiükeý doübaý-bi teýdi xtaýtha-biamaý. Wa'uý
\tr And / boy / the «sub.» / woman / the «ob.» / saw, they say / when / he loved her, they say. / Woman
\rf jod 1890:190.9

\op uýdoü iýnahiü aýhoü, etheýgoü-biamaý. Ki theý nuýzhiüga toü gtheý te ki, noübuýthixthaý
\tr beautiful / truly / ! / thought he, they say. / And / this / boy / the «ob.» / went homeward / when, / ring
\rf jod 1890:190.10

\op wiüý 'iý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Noübuýthixthaý gaýthoü zhoüý thagtheý te, aý-biamaý. Ki
\tr one / gave, they say / woman / the «sub.». / Ring / that / you use / you go homeward / will, / said she, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:190.11

\op wahnaýte teý ki aýgthiü wiüý aýthagthoü-de, Keý, oüwoüýthate teý, esheý teý, aý-biamaý
\tr you eat / will / when / seat / one / you put it on when, / Come, / we eat / will, / you say / will, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:190.12

\op wa'uý akaý. Goüý agthaý-biamaý nuý amaý. Shoüýge toü aýgikiýbanoü. Shoüýge
\tr woman / the «sub.». / And / went homeward, they say / man / the «sub.». / Horse / the «ob.» / he ran back to his. / Horse
\rf jod 1890:190.13

\op toüýdi akiý-biamaý. Aýgthiü agthaý-biamaý. Tiý te aýgikiýbanoüý-biamaý. Akiý-be
\tr at the «ob.» / he got back, they say. / Sitting on / he went homeward, they say. / Lodge / the «ob.» / he ran back to his they say. / He reached home, they say
\rf jod 1890:190.14

\op ki ithaýdi akaý, Uiýhoüi-ga. Noüpeýhiüxti gthiý te, aý-biamaý. Goüý uiýhoüi te
\tr when / his father / the «sub.», / Cook ye for him. / Very hungry / he has come home / said, they say. / And / they cooked for him.
\rf jod 1890:190.15

\op Wathaýge te aýhigi iüýthiü iýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý wathaýte te aýhigi eýthiü ahiýi te.
\tr Food / the «ob.» / much / having for me / be ye coming / said he, they say. / And / food / the «ob.» / much / having for him / they arrived.
\rf jod 1890:190.16

\op Noübuýthixthaý thishnuýda-biamaý. Thishnuýda-bi egoüý eshoüýadi thishnuýde ithoüýtha-biamaý.
\tr Ring / he pulled off, they say. / Pulled off, they say / having / near by / pulling it off / he put it they say.
\rf jod 1890:190.17

\op Keý, oüwoüýthate tateý, aý-bi egoüý eýgithe wa'uý akaý zhuýgigtheýxti gthiüý-biamaý,
\tr Come, / we eat / shall, / said, they say / having / behold / woman / the «sub.» / right with him / not they say,
\rf jod 1890:190.18

\op Weýs'a-wa'uý akaý. Goüý wathaýte zhuýgigthaý-biamaý ki thasniüý-biamaý.
\tr Snake-woman / the «sub.». / And / eating / she with him they say / when / she swallowed, they say.
\rf jod 1890:190.19

\op Thasniüý-biamaý ki, eýgithe Weýs'a-wa'uý thiügeý aýtiaýgtha-biamaý. Shi nuýzhiüga
\tr She swallowed, they say / when, / behold / Snake-woman / was none / suddenly, they say. / Again / boy
\rf jod 1890:190.20

\op akaý noübuýthixthaý thoü uthiýsnoü-biamaý. Ki nuýzhiüga gaý-biamaý: Dadiýha, wa'uý
\tr the «sub.» / ring / the «ob.» / put on, they say. / And / boy / said as follows, they say: / O father, / woman
\rf jod 1890:190.21

\op amaý wachiýgaxai watoüýbe koüýbtha, aý-biamaý. Ki ithaýdi akaý gaý-biamaý:
\tr the «sub. pl.» / they dance / I see them / I wish, / said he, they say. / And / his father / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:191.1

\op Hau! shiüýgazhiüýga wiwiýta wa'uý wachiýgaxe weýgoütha ha; eýgoü gaýxe taiý,
\tr Ho! / child / my / woman / to dance / wishes for them / ; / so / do / will «they»,
\rf jod 1890:191.2

\op aý-biamaý ithaýdi akaý. Ki iüsh'aýge wiüý uýwagitha athaý-biamaý. Gaý-biama:
\tr said, they say / his father / the «sub.». / And / old man / one / to tell them / went, they say. / He said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:191.3

\op Wa'uý-mashe niýkagahi izhiüýge akaý wathaýchigaxe taý-bi aiý atha+! aý-biamaý
\tr Ye women / chief / his son / the «sub.» / you dance / will / he says / indeed! / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:191.4

\op iüsh'aýge akaý. Shiý wa'uý-ma wachiýgaxe-ma wadoüýba-bi ki Weýs'a-wa'uý thiükeý
\tr old man / the «sub.». / Again / the women / the ones dancing / he saw, they say / when / Snake-woman / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:191.5

\op iýtha-bazhiý-biamaý. Shoüýgaxewakithaý-biamaý. Shoüshkaýxe taiý aý-biamaý atha+! wachiýgaxe
\tr he did not find, they say. / He caused them to stop, they say. / You will stop / said he, they say / indeed! / dancing
\rf jod 1890:191.6

\op te, aý-biamaý. Goüý shoüýgaxaý-biamaý. Tiý teýta akiý-biamaý. Keý,
\tr the, / said he, they say. / And / they stopped they say. / Lodge / to the / he reached home, they say. / Come,
\rf jod 1890:191.7

\op dadiýha, iüýnoüha uýhoü te. Noüpoüýhiü, aý-biamaý. Ki uýhoü-biamaý. Duýda
\tr O father, / my mother / cook / will. / I hungry, / said he, they say. / And / she cooked, they say. / This way
\rf jod 1890:191.8

\op ashniüý shiý taiý. Niüýde ke aýhigi athiüý giýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý niüýdethaý-bi
\tr you will come with it. / Cooked / the / much / bring ye hither, / said he, they say. / And / they cause it to be cooked, they say
\rf jod 1890:191.9

\op ki eýdi eýthiü ahiý-biamaý. Eýthiü ahiý-bi egoüý noübuýthixthaý thishnuýda-biamaý.
\tr when / there / having for him / they arrived, they say. / Having for him / they arrived, they say / having / ring / he pulled off they say.
\rf jod 1890:191.10

\op Thishnuýda-bi egoüý eshoüýadi thishnuýd ithoüýtha-biamaý. Keý, oüwoüýthate tateý,
\tr Pulled off, they say / having / near by / pulled off / he put it they say. / Come, / we eat / shall,
\rf jod 1890:191.11

\op aý-bi egoüý eýgithe wa'uý akaý zhuýgigthexti gthiüý-biamaý, Weýs'a-wa'uý akaý.
\tr said, they say / having / behold / woman / the «sub.» / right with him / sat they say, / Snake-woman / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:191.12

\op Goüý wathaýte zhuýgigthaý-biamaý. Shi kikiýshkade-shteoü-hnoüý-biamaý, nuý thiükeý
\tr And / eating / she with him they say. / Again / they even played regularly with each other they say, / man / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:191.13

\op aýthixaý-bi egoüý.
\tr she married, they say / having.
\rf jod 1890:191.14

\op Shi Weýs'a-wa'uý amaý thiügaý-biamaý. Shi noübuýthixthaý gioüý-biamaý nuý
\tr Again / Snake-woman / the «sub.» / was none, they say. / Again / ring / wore his, they say / man
\rf jod 1890:191.15

\op thiükeý. Shi, Dadiýha, wa'uý sheýmiüzhiüýga zhiügaýxchi wachiýgaxe watoüýbe koüýbtha,
\tr the one who. / Again, / O father, / woman / young woman / very small / to dance / I see them / I wish,
\rf jod 1890:191.16

\op aý-biamaý. Ki ithaýdi akaý gaý-biamaý: Hau! shiüýgazhiüýga wiwiýta wa'uý theýmiüzhiüýga
\tr said he, they say. / And / his father / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Well! / child / my / woman / young woman
\rf jod 1890:191.17

\op zhiügaýxchi wachiýgaxe weýgoütha ha; eýgoü gaýxe taiý, aý-biamaý ithaýdi akaý.
\tr very small / to dance / wishes for them / ; / so / do / will «they», / said, they say / his father / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:191.18

\op Ki iüsh'aýge wiüý shi uýwagitha athaý-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý: Wa'uý-maýshe sheýmiüzhiüýga
\tr And / old man / one / again / to tell them / went they say. / He said as follows, they say: / Ye women / young woman
\rf jod 1890:191.19

\op zhiügaýxchi-maýshe edaýbe wathaýchigaýxe thidoüýbe goüýthai. Wathaýchigaýxe
\tr very small ye who / also / you dance / to see you / he wishes. / You dance
\rf jod 1890:191.20

\op taiý, ai atha+! aý-biamaý. Goüý wachiýgaxaý-biamaý. Nuýzhiüga akaý uthiýxidaý-biamaý
\tr will, / he says / indeed! / said he, they say. / And / they danced they say. / Boy / the «sub.» / looked around, they say
\rf jod 1890:191.21

\op ki Weýs'a-wa'uý iýtha-bazhiý-biamaý. Iýtha-baýzhi ki, Keý, dadiýha, wa'uý amaý
\tr when / Snake-woman / he did not find, they say. / He did not find / when, / Come, / O father, / woman / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:192.1

\op wachiýgaxe shoüýgaxe taiý, aý-biamaý. Shoüýshkaxe taiý, aý-biamaý, athaý+, wachiýgaxe
\tr to dance / stop / will «they» / said he, they say. / Ye will stop, / said he, they say, / indeed, / dancing
\rf jod 1890:192.2

\op te, aý-biamaý. Goüý shoüýgaxaý-biamaý. Tiý teýta akiý-biamaý. Keý, dadiýha,
\tr the, / said he, they say. / And / they stopped, they say. / Lodge / to the / he reached home, they say. / Come, / O father,
\rf jod 1890:192.3

\op iüýnoüha uýhoü te. Noüpoüýhiü, aý-biamaý. Ki uýhoü-biamaý. Duýda! ashniüý shiý
\tr my mother / cook / will. / I hungry, / said he, they say. / And / she cooked, they say. / This way! / you come with it
\rf jod 1890:192.4

\op taiý. Niüýde ke aýhigi athiüý giýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý niüýdethaý-bi ki eýdi eýthiü
\tr will. / Cooked / the / much / bring ye hither, / said he, they say. / And / they caused it to be cooked, they say / when / there / having for him
\rf jod 1890:192.5

\op ahiý-biamaý. Eýthiü ahiý-biý egoüý noübuýthixthaý gthiýshnudaý-bi egoüý, Keý, oüwoüýthate
\tr they arrived, they say. / Having for him / arrived, they say / having / ring / pulled off his own, they say / having, / Come, / we eat
\rf jod 1890:192.6

\op tateý, aý-bi egoüý, eýgithe wa'uý akaý zhuýgigtheýxti gthiüý-biamaý, Weýs'a-wa'uý
\tr shall, / said, they say / having, / behold / woman / the «sub.» / right with him / sat they say, / Snake-woman
\rf jod 1890:192.7

\op akaý. Goüý wathaýte zhuýgigthaý-biamaý. Shi kikiýshkade-shteoüý-hnoüý-biamaý. Shi
\tr the «sub.». / And / eating / she with him, they say. / Again / they even played regularly with each other, they say. / Again
\rf jod 1890:192.8

\op Weýs'a-wa'uý amaý thiügaý-biamaý. Shi noübuýthixthaý gioüý-biamaý nuý thiükeý. Shi,
\tr Snake-woman / the «sub.» / was none, they say. / Again / ring / wore his, they say / man / the one who. / Again,
\rf jod 1890:192.9

\op Keý, dadiýha, wa'uý sheýmiüzhiüýga noüý thiü wachiýgaxe te, aý-biamaý. Sheýmiüzhiüýga
\tr Come, / O father, / woman / maiden / grown / the «ob.» / let her dance, / said he, they say. / Maiden
\rf jod 1890:192.10

\op thanoüý thaýthiüsheý wathaýchigaxe taiý atha+! Niýkagahi izhiüýge akaý thidoüýbe goüýthai
\tr you grown / you who are / you are to dance / indeed! / Chief / his son / the «sub.» / to see you / wishes
\rf jod 1890:192.11

\op atha+! aý-biamaý. Goüý wachiýgaxaý-biamaý. Goüý wa'uý amaý uthiýxidaý-biamaý.
\tr indeed! / said he, they say. / And / they danced they say. / And / woman / the «one mv.» / he looked around for, they say.
\rf jod 1890:192.12

\op Iýthai-bazhiý-biamaý. Ithaýtha-maýzhi aýhoü, etheýgoü-biamaý. Shoüýgaxewakithaý-biamaý.
\tr She was not found, they say. / I find her I not / ! / thought he, they say. / He caused them to stop, they say.
\rf jod 1890:192.13

\op Goüý agthaý-biamaý. Akiý-biamaý ki uýhoü aýgazhiý-biamaý. Keý, dadiýha, iüýnoüha
\tr And / he went homeward, they say. / He reached home, they say / when / to cook / he commanded them, they say. / Come, / O father, / my mother
\rf jod 1890:192.14

\op uýhoü te. Noüpoüýhiü, aý-biamaý. Ki uýhoü-biamaý. Duýda ashniüý shiý taiý.
\tr cook / will. / I hungry, / said he, they say. / And / he cooked, they say. / This way / you will come with it.
\rf jod 1890:192.15

\op Niüýde ki aýhigi athiüý giýi-ga, a-biamaý. Goüý niüýdetha-bi ki eýdi eýthiü
\tr Cooked / the / much / bring ye hither, / said he, they say. / And / they caused it to be cooked, they say / when / there / having for him
\rf jod 1890:192.16

\op ahiý-biamaý. Eýthiü ahiý-bi egoüý noübuýthixthaý gthiýshnudaý-bi egoüý, Hau! shi athuýha
\tr they arrived, they say. / Having for him / arrived, they say / having / ring / pulled off his own, they say / having, / Ho! / again / finally
\rf jod 1890:192.17

\op oüwoüýthate tateý, aý-biamaý. Eýgkthe wa'uý akaý zhuýgigtheýxti gthiüý-biamaý, Weýs'a-wa'uý
\tr we eat / shall, / said he, they say. / Behold / woman / the «sub.» / right with / sat they say, / Snake-woman
\rf jod 1890:192.18

\op akaý. Goüý wathaýte zhuýgigthaý-biamaý. Ukiýkie-hnoüý-biamaý. Ukiýkie-hnoüý-bi
\tr the «sub.». / And / eating / she with him, they say. / They talked to each other invariably they say. / They talked to each other invariably they say
\rf jod 1890:192.19

\op ki ithaýdi akaý na'oüý-biamaý. Ebeý-hnoü uki(e eýiüte doüýbai-ga,
\tr when / his father / the «sub.» / heard it they say. / Who only / he may be talking to / see ye,
\rf jod 1890:192.20

\op aý-biamaý. Miüýzhiüga wiüý doüýbe athaý-biamaý. Ki gaý-biamaý: Dadihaý, witiýnu
\tr said he, they say. / Girl / one / to see / went they say. / And / she said as follows, they say: / O father, / my elder brother
\rf jod 1890:193.1

\op akaý wa'uý uýdoü-xti wiüý zhuýgthe gthiüý he, aý-biamaý miüýzhiüga akaý. Goüý
\tr the «sub.» / woman / very beautiful / one / he with her / sits / , / said he, they say / girl / the «sub.». / And
\rf jod 1890:193.2

\op Weýs'a-wa'uý aýthixe wathiýshna-biamaý.
\tr Snake-woman / married him / visible they say.
\rf jod 1890:193.3

\op Weýs'a-wa'uý oüwoüýwata athaý-bazhiý-biamaý. Eýgithe nuý akaý athaý-biamaý.
\tr Snake-woman / which way / went not they say. / At length / man / the «sub.» / went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:193.4

\op Athaý-biamaý ki eýgithe wa'uý uýdoü-xti wiüý itha-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý: Wiýgthoü
\tr He went, they say / when / at length / woman / very beautiful / one / he found, they say. / He said as follows, they say: / I marry you
\rf jod 1890:193.5

\op taý miüke. Thiaýdi thihoüý uýwagithaý-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüýki wa'uý akaý uiýtha
\tr will / I who. / Your father / your mother / tell them, / said he, they say. / And / women / the «sub.» / to tell it
\rf jod 1890:193.6

\op akiý-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý: Dadihaý, iüýnoüha meýgoü, niýkagahi izhiüýge akaý
\tr reached home, they say. / She said as follows, they say: / O father, / my mother / likewise, / chief / his son / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:193.7

\op oügthoüý 'iýthai, aý-biamaý. Ki ithaýdi akaý gaý-biamaý: Thiýthahiýdai te ha, a-biamaý.
\tr to marry me / promised, / said she, they say. / And / her father / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / He mocked you / , / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:193.8

\op Ki Weýs'a-wa'uý akaý wazhiüýshte thiügaý-biteýama, wa'uý aýzhi wagoüýtha teýdi.
\tr And / Snake-woman / the «sub.» / in a bad humor / disappeared, they say, / woman / a different / he desired / when.
\rf jod 1890:193.9

\op Goüý thiügaiý te ki gaý-biamaý: Wabthaýte koüýbtha ha. Iüýnoüha uýhoü te,
\tr And / she disappeared / when / he said as follows, they say: / I eat / I wish / . / My mother / let her cook,
\rf jod 1890:193.10

\op aý-biamaý. Ki uýhoü-biamaý. Duýda ashniüý shiý taiý. Niüýde ke aýhigi athiüý giýi ga,
\tr said he, they say. / And / she cooked, they say. / This way / you will come with it. / Cooked / the / much / bring ye hither,
\rf jod 1890:193.11

\op aý biamaý. Goüý niüýdethaý-bi ki eýdi eýthiü ahiý-biamaý. Eýthiü ahiý-bi egoüý
\tr said he, they say. / And / they caused it to be cooked, they say / when / there / they brought it thither to him, they say. / Brought it thither to him, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:193.12

\op noübuýthixthaý gthiýshnudaý-bi egoüý, Keý, oüwoüýthate tateý, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe, oüýkazhiý-biamaý.
\tr ring / pulled off his, they say / having, / Come, / we eat / shall, / said he, they say. / Behold, / not so they say.
\rf jod 1890:193.13

\op Oüýkazhi egoüý thataý-bazhiý-biamaý, giýtha-bazhiý-biamaý, Weýs'aa-wa'uý iýgitha-bazhiý-bi
\tr Not so / being / he ate not they say, / displeased they say, / Snake-woman / found not his they say
\rf jod 1890:193.14

\op egoüý. Thizaý-ga. Iüýtha-maýzhi. Wathaýte koüýbtha-maýzhi, aý-biamaý. Keý,
\tr having. / Take it. / I am sad. / Food / I want not, / said he, they say. / Come,
\rf jod 1890:193.15

\op dadiýha, 'aýbae btheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Shoüýge toü noüýxa shaýnakaýgthe
\tr father, / hunting / I go / will / I who, / said he, they say. / Horse / the «ob.» / vertebra / saddle
\rf jod 1890:193.16

\op iüýgthoüi-ga, aý-biamaý. Waýthaha uýdoüxti aýthahaý-biamaý. Shoüýge toüý shti uýdoüxti,
\tr put ye on for me, / said he, they say. / Clothing / very good / he put on, they say. / Horse / the / too / very good,
\rf jod 1890:193.17

\op shaýnakaýgthe shti uýdoüxti. Athaý-biamaý. Athaý-biamaý ki eýgithe Weýs'a-wa'uý
\tr saddle / too / very good. / He went, they say. / He went, they say / when / behold / Snake-woman
\rf jod 1890:193.18

\op sigtheý te iýgitha-biamaý. Nihoüýga te agthaý-biteýama. Siýgthuthuýgihaý-biamaý.
\tr trail / the / he found his, they say. / Spring / the «ob.» / she went back, they say. / He followed the trail of his they say.
\rf jod 1890:193.19

\op Siýgthuthuýgihaý-bi ki, eýgithe nihoüýga te aýkusoüde aýta athaý-biteýama sigtheý te.
\tr He followed the trail of his, they say / when, / behold / spring / the / through / beyond / went, they say / trail / the.
\rf jod 1890:193.20

\op Siýgthuthuýgihe athaý-bi egoüý, thaý-bi goüý, thaý-bi goüý, eýgithe tiý te piýazhixti edediý
\tr Following the trail of his own / he went, they say / having, / he went, they say / having, / he went, they say / having, / at length / lodge / the / very bad / there it
\rf jod 1890:193.21

\op te amaý. Theýtedi hiý eskoüý, etheýtoü eýgoü eýdi athaý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-bi ki eýgithe
\tr was / they say. / At this place / she arrived / it might be, / he thought / as / there / he went, they say. / There / he arrived, they say / when / behold
\rf jod 1890:194.1

\op niýashiüga iüsh'aýgexchi akaýma, waýthaha thishpaýshpaxchioüý akaýma. Theý niýashiüga
\tr person / very old man / was, they say, / clothing / torn in shreds / they say. / This / man
\rf jod 1890:194.2

\op ahiýi ki iüsh'aýge thiükeý waýthaha etaý te aýthahakithaý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý.
\tr arrived / when / old man / the «ob.» / clothing / his / the / caused him to put on, they say / boy / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:194.3

\op Iüsh'aýge akaý xubaý-biamaý. Hau! tushpaýha, thaý'eoüýthathe ehneýgoü, waýthaha
\tr Old man / the «sub.» / sacred, they say. / Ho! / grandchild, / you pity me / you think, / clothing
\rf jod 1890:194.4

\op oüthaý'i, shoüý tha'eýwigithe, aý-biama. Uwiýkie taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Wa'uý
\tr you gave me, / yet / I pity you, / said he, they say. / I talk to you / will / I who, / said he, they say. / Woman
\rf jod 1890:194.5

\op uthuýthahe thiüý gaýke theý, niý-toüga ke aýthite theý, aý-biamaý. Hau! waýthaha theý
\tr you follow her / the / that «way» / went, / big water / the / crossed it / went, / said he, they say. / Ho! / clothing / this
\rf jod 1890:194.6

\op piýazhixchi theý aýhnaha hneý te, aý-bi egoüý 'iý-biamaý iüsh'aýge akaý. Wathaýge
\tr very bad / this / you put on / you will go, / said, they say / having / gave him, they say / old man / the «sub.». / Hat
\rf jod 1890:194.7

\op thoüý shti 'iý-biamaý. Moüýze-wetiüý shti 'iý-biamaý. Shoüýge toü piýazhi wahiýthageý
\tr the / too / gave him, they say. / Sword / too / gave him, they say. / Horse / the / bad / lame
\rf jod 1890:194.8

\op shti 'iý-biamaý. Goüý, Keý, hneý te. Toüýwoügthoü wiüý edediýthoü eýdi ahiý aýtha
\tr too / gave him, they say. / And, / Come, / you will go. / Village / one / the one that is there / there / arrived / indeed
\rf jod 1890:194.9

\op wa'uý akaý, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, aý-biamaý. Masaýni shiý tediýhi ki niýashiüga
\tr woman / the «sub.», / said he, they say. / Yes, / said he, they say. / Across / you arrive / arrives at it / when / person
\rf jod 1890:194.10

\op juýba eýdi gthiüý, aý-biamaý. Uýwathakieý te, aý-biamaý. Iýe ke eýthinaý'oü-baýzhi
\tr some / there / sit, / said he, they say. / You will talk with them, / said he, they say. / Word / the / not heed for you
\rf jod 1890:194.11

\op ki theýwathaýkithe teý, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, tigoüýha, aý-biamaý, thahoüý-bi egoüý.
\tr if / you will send them away, / said he, they say. / Yes, / grandfather, / said he, they say, / thanked him, they say / having.
\rf jod 1890:194.12

\op Goüý athaý-biamaý.
\tr And so / he went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:194.13

\op Niý-toüga ahiý-bi ki niý ke zhiüýgazhi amaý. Iüsh'aýge akaý waxuýbe gaýxai
\tr Big water / he reached, they say / when / water / the / not small / they say. / Old man / the «sub.» / sacred «thing» / made
\rf jod 1890:194.14

\op eýgoü niý ke aýgazhade theýkithaý-biamaý, iüsh'aýge akaý ishtaý-thip'iüýze gthiüý-bi egoüý.
\tr having / water / the / striding / he sent him, they say, / old man / the «sub.» / closing his eyes / sat, they say / having.
\rf jod 1890:194.15

\op Ishtaý thibthaý-bi ki, eýgithe masaýni ahiý biamaý. Masaýni ahiý-bi ki, tiý edediý-te
\tr Eye / opened, they say / when, / behold / the other side / he reached, they say. / The other side / he reached, they say / when, / lodge / there it was,
\rf jod 1890:194.16

\op amaý, shuýde goüý moüýgthe nazhiüý te amaý. Theý tiý witiýgoü uthaý thoüýshti, theteýe ha,
\tr they say, / smoke / so / erect / it stood / they say. / This / lodge / my grandfather / told of / heretofore, / this is it / ,
\rf jod 1890:194.17

\op aý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý upaý-biamaý. Eýgithe iüsh'aýge noüýba eýdi gthiüý akaýma,
\tr said he, they say. / There / arrived, they say / having / he entered, they say. / Behold / old man / two / there / were sitting , they say,
\rf jod 1890:194.18

\op Iügthoüý iüsh'aýge. 'Aýbae athaý-biamaý ushteý amaý. Wathaýge thoü iüsh'aýge
\tr Thunder / old man. / Hunting / went, they say / the rest / the «pl. sub.». / Hat / the / old man
\rf jod 1890:194.19

\op akaý 'iýi thoü ugipadoüý-bi ki wathiýshna-bazhiý-biamaý. Iüsh'aýge amaý iýtha-bazhiý-biamaý.
\tr The «sub.» / had given him / the / he pushed down his, they say / when / he was invisible they say. / Old man / the «sub.» / did not discover him they say.
\rf jod 1890:194.20

\op Ki eýgithe, oüguý eýgoü niýkashiüga waýthate akaýma Iügthoüý akaý. Shoüý
\tr And / behold, / us / like / man / were eating them, they say / Thunder / the «sub.». / Yet
\rf jod 1890:195.1

\op weýtha-baýzhi gthiüý-bi ki, Piýazhi iýnahiü gaýxai aýhoü, etheýgoü gthiüý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý.
\tr found him not / they sat, they say / when, / Bad / truly / they do / ! / thinking / sat they say / boy / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:195.2

\op Witiýgoü uaýwakie taiý-ma theý waýwake te-aýna etheýgoü-biamaý. Goüý niniý uzhiý-bi
\tr My grandfather / I talk with them / will they who / this / he meant them /  «in thought»! / thought he, they say. / And / tobacco / they put in, they say
\rf jod 1890:195.3

\op ki wathiýshna kikaýxa-biamaý, wathaýge gthiýshnudaý-bi egoüý. Niniýba ke weýnashaý-biamaý.
\tr when / visible / he made himself, they say, / hat / pulled off his, they say / having. / Pipe / the / he snatched from them they say.
\rf jod 1890:195.4

\op Niniýba naýkade ki iýbistaý-biamaý Iügshoüý iüsh'aýge aýma thiükeý. Iýchichiý!
\tr Pipe / hot / when / he held against, they say / Thunder / old man / the other / the «ob.». / I burn!
\nt =@{Iügthoüý}
\rf jod 1890:195.5

\op aý-biamaý iüsh'aýge akaý. Goüýki wathaýge ugiýpadoüý-bi ki thiügaý-biamaý. Xa-iý,
\tr said, they say / old man / the «sub.». / And / hat / he pulled on his, they say / when / he was missing, they say. / Why!
\rf jod 1890:195.6

\op niýashiüga uýmaka iýnahiü akiýgthathiü tiý thoüýshti. Eaýtoü sheýnazhi eýiüte, aý-biamaý.
\tr man / easy / truly / having himself / had come / heretofore. / Why / not destroyed / may? / said «one», they say.
\rf jod 1890:195.7

\op Aýma gaý-biamaý: Thiý eýwipashiýbe, eheý teý eaýtoü sheýnazhi, aý-biamaý. Gaýagiýama
\tr The other / said as follows, they say: / Thee / I left him for thee, / I said / when / why / not destroyed, / said he, they say. / Those returning
\rf jod 1890:195.8

\op weýama taý amaý. Niýashiüga uýmaka chaýbe tiý thoüýshti aýkiaýgthai, weýahuýsa taý
\tr they blame us / will / the «sub.». / Man / easy / very / had come hither / went back again, / they scold us / will
\rf jod 1890:195.9

\op amaý. Eýgithe niýashiüga t'eýthe 'iüý agthiý-biamaý. Gaýke thizaýi-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr the «sub.». / At length / man / killed / carrying / one came home, they say. / That «ob.» / take ye, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:195.10

\op Thizaý-bi egoüý noüýdat iheýtha-biamaý. Hau! ha+! weýathamaý taiteý, aý-biamaý.
\tr Took it, they say / having / by the wall / they placed it, they say. / «see note» / you will surely blame us, / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:195.11

\op Niýashiüga uýmaka akiýgthathiü tiý thoüýshti aýkiaýgthai, aý-biamaý. Tenaý! eaýtoü azhoüý
\tr Man / easy / having himself / had come hither / he went back again, / said they, they say. / Fie! / why / you did
\rf jod 1890:195.12

\op ki t'eýthatha-baýzhi gtheýthakithaiý a, aý-biamaý. Weýahidexti oüguý-hnoü oügaýhii,
\tr when / you did not kill him / you sent him homeward / ? / said he, they say. / At a very great distance / we only / we arrived,
\rf jod 1890:195.13

\op aý-biamaý. Uýmakaxchi tiý ki t'eýthatha-baýzhi gtheýwathathaiý piýazhi shkaýxai. Iýwit'aýbthai,
\tr said he, they say. / Very easily / came / when / you did not kill him / you sent them homeward / bad / you did. / I hate you,
\rf jod 1890:195.14

\op aý-biamaý. Keý, niniý uzhiýi-ga, adiýda! aý-biamaý. Goüýki niniý uzhiý-bi egoüý, t'eýthe
\tr said he, they say. / Come, / tobacco / put ye in, / simpletons! / said he, they say. / And / tobacco / put in, they say / having, / killed
\rf jod 1890:195.15

\op 'iüý gthiý thiükeý 'iý-biamaý. Niniýba ke thanaý-bi egoüý nuýzhiüga akaý weýnashaý-biamaý,
\tr carrying / came home / the one who / they gave him, they say. / Pipe / the / took a whiff, they say / having / boy / the «sub.» / snatched it from them they say,
\rf jod 1890:195.16

\op iýbistaý-biamaý. Iýchichiý! aý-biamaý. Wiýebthiü-maýzhi, aý-biamaý. Aýma,
\tr pressed it against him, they say. / I am burnt! / said he, they say. / It was not I, / said «one», they say. / The other,
\rf jod 1890:195.17

\op Wiýebthiü-maýzhi, aý-biamaý. Nuýzhiüga akaý wathaýge gthiýshnudaý-biamaý. Theýma
\tr It was not I, / said he, they say. / Boy / the «sub.» / hat / pulled off his, they say. / These
\rf jod 1890:195.18

\op zhuýwagtheýxti ithoüý-biamaý. Edaýdoü edeýshai a, aý-biamaý. Edaýdoü edoüýthoü-baýzhi,
\tr right with them / he sat suddenly, they say. / What / what said ye / ? / said he, they say. / What / what we said not,
\rf jod 1890:195.19

\op aý-biamaý. Iýthae-hnoüýi, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Keý, e'oüý shkaýxe shkoüýhnai
\tr said they, they say. / You were speaking, / said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / Come, / how / you do / you wish
\rf jod 1890:195.20

\op ki, ke, gaýxai-ga, aý-biamaý. Weýzha-biamaý. Kageýha, oüýkazhi, oüthoüýa-baýzhi,
\tr if, / come, / do ye, / said he, they say. / They denied, they say. / Friend, / not so, / we were not speaking,
\rf jod 1890:196.1

\op aý-biamaý. Thaýbthiü akaý doübaý-bi ki, eýgithe, sabaýzhixti wathaýge thoü ugiýpadoüý-bi
\tr said they, they say. / Three / the «sub.» / saw him, they say / when, / behold, / very suddenly / hat / the / pushed on his, they say
\rf jod 1890:196.2

\op egoüý thiügaý-biamaý.
\tr having / he was not, they say.
\rf jod 1890:196.3

\op Na! kageý, weýathamaiý thoüýshti, iýhusa-biamaý shi. Eaýtoü, kageý, niýkashiüga
\tr Why! / younger brother, / you blamed us / heretofore, / they scolded him, they say. / again. / Why, / younger brother, / man
\rf jod 1890:196.4

\op t'eýthathaýzhi gtheýwathakitheý a. Weýathama thoüýshti, aý-biamaý pahoüýga akaý. Gaý-agiýama
\tr You did not kill / you sent homeward / ? / You blamed us / heretofore, / said, they say / the first / the «sub.». / Those returning
\rf jod 1890:196.5

\op weýama taiteý, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe agthiý-biamaý. Shiüýgazhiüýga 'iüý agthi-biamaý.
\tr will surely blame us, / said «the first ones», they say. / At length / «one» came home, they say. / Infant / carrying / he came home they say.
\rf jod 1890:196.6

\op gaýke thizaýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Noüýdat iheýtha-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý: Wathuýdeazhi-xti piý;
\tr That «ob.» / take ye, / said he, they say. / By the wall / they laid it, they say. / He said as follows, they say: / Very far / I was «I reached»;
\rf jod 1890:196.7

\op a'iüý agthiý, aý-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý: Kageýha, niýashiüga wiüý
\tr I carried / I have come home, / said he, they say. / They said as follows, they say: / Younger brother, / man / one
\rf jod 1890:196.8

\op uýmaka chaýbe atiý thoüýshti. T'eoüýwoütha-baýzhi agthaiý, aý-biamaý. Sheýaka weýama eýde
\tr easy / very / came hither / formerly. / We did not kill them / he went homeward, / said they, they say. / Yonder one / blamed us / but
\rf jod 1890:196.9

\op eý shti eýgoüi zhuý-bazhi ha. Woüýgabashiýbai, t'eoüýtha-baýzhi shi. Gaý-biamaý: Xa-iý!
\tr he / too / was so / unsuccessful / . / We left it for them, / we did not kill him / again. / He said as follows, they say: / Why!
\rf jod 1890:196.10

\op oüthoüýsabe iýnahiü weýahide piý thoüýshti. Uýmaka iýnahiü tiý te t'eýthatha-baýzhi
\tr I suffered / truly / a great distance / I reached / formerly. / Easy / truly / came / when / you did not kill him
\rf jod 1890:196.11

\op gtheýthakithaiý te piýazhi shkaýxai. Wiý goüý toüýbe ki t'eýathe taý miüke, aý-biamaý.
\tr you sent him homeward / when / bad / you did. / I / at any rate / I see him / if / I kill him / will / I who, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:196.12

\op Iýkihusaý-bi ki eýgithe nuýzhiüga akaý wathaýge gthiýshnudaý-biamaý, eýwakigoüýxti ithoüý-biamaý.
\tr Scolding one another, they say / when / at length / boy / the «sub.» / hat / pulled off his they say, / just like them / sat suddenly they say.
\rf jod 1890:196.13

\op Edeýshai a, aý-biamaý. Oüthoüýa-baýzhi, aý-biamaý. Kageýha, edaýdoü edoüýthoü-bazhi,
\tr What said you / ? / said he, they say. / We did not speak, / said they, they say / Friend, / what / we said nothing,
\rf jod 1890:196.14

\op aý-biamaý. Weýzha-biamaý. Noüýpa-iý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Iýthae-hnoüýi.
\tr said they, they say. / They denied it, they say. / Was feared they say / boy / the «sub.». / You were speaking.
\rf jod 1890:196.15

\op Edaýdoü edeýshegoü iýai-ga. Kageýha, edaýdoü shtewoüý 'ioüýtha-bazhi, aý-biamaý.
\tr What / what you said, so / speak ye. / Friend, / what / soever / we spoke not of, / said they, they say
\rf jod 1890:196.16

\op Wathaýge thoü gioüý-bi ki eýgithe thiügeý aýtiaýgtha-biamaý. Kageýha, eaýtoü azhoüý.
\tr Hat / the / he put on his, they say / when / behold / he disappeared suddenly, they say. / Younger brother, / what were you doing?
\rf jod 1890:196.17

\op Eaýtoü t'eýwathathaýzhi, kigtheýwathaýthe a Weýathamaiý thoüýshti, aý-biamaý. Niýkashiüýga
\tr Why / you killed them not, / you sent them home again / ? / You blamed us / heretofore, / said they, they say. / Man
\rf jod 1890:196.18

\op uýmaka chaýbe atiý-hnoü thoüýshti, oüwoüýthigthoüýthai. T'eoüýtha-baýzhi. Iüýtoü gaýagiý-ma
\tr easy / very / came regularly / heretofore, / we missed doing it to him. / We did not kill him. / Now / those returning
\rf jod 1890:196.19

\op wiüý xtaýwathe uthiýshixtioüýi, weýahusa taý amaý, aý-biamaý. Shi wiüý agthiý-biamaý.
\tr one / to love us / very difficult, / they scold us / will / the «pl. sub.», / said they, they say. / Again / one / came home they say.
\rf jod 1890:196.20

\op Wa'uý miüýzhiüga eýthoüba wa'iüý agthiý-biamaý. Hau! kageýha, weýathat'aýhne taiý,
\tr Woman / girl / too / carrying them / he came home, they say. / Ho! / younger brother, / you hate us / will,
\rf jod 1890:197.1

\op aý-biamaý. Niýkashiüga wiüý uýmaka chaýbe atiý thoüýshti, t'eoüýwoütha-baýzhi, kigtheýoüwoüthaiý,
\tr said they, they say. / Man / one / easy / very / came / formerly, / we did not kill them, / we sent them home again,
\rf jod 1890:197.2

\op aý-biamaý. Hau, ha+! aý-biamaý. Eaýtoü t'eýwathaýtha-baýzhi a. Weýahide
\tr said they, they say. / «see note» / said he, they say. / Why / you killed them not / ? / Very far
\rf jod 1890:197.3

\op oüguýne-hnoü oügaýhi. Weýasabextiý oügaýhi-hnoüi. Eaýtoü t'eýwathaýtha-baýzhi a.
\tr we hunting regularly / we arrive. / We suffering exceedingly / we usually arrive. / Why / you did not kill them / ?
\rf jod 1890:197.4

\op Iýwit'aýbthai, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, kageýha, eýgoü ha, aý-biamaý. Oüwoüýdoübaiý
\tr I hate you, / said he, they say. / Yes, / younger brother, / it is so / , / said they, they say. / We see them
\rf jod 1890:197.5

\op shtewoüý eaýwagoü-hnoüýi, aýkiaýgthe-hnoüýi, wiüýthake. Atiý taý ama ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr notwithstanding / we are always so, / they always go back again, / you speak truly. / Come / will / the «pl. sub.» / , / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:197.6

\op Wiý toüýbe ki t'eýathe te. Niniý uzhiýi-ga, aý-biamaý iüýchoü agthiý akaý. Goüýki
\tr I / I see him / if / I kill him / will. / Tobacco / put ye in, / said he, they say / just now / come / the «sub.». / And
\rf jod 1890:197.7

\op niniý uzhiý-bi egoüý t'eýthe 'iüý gthiý thiükeý 'iý-biamaý. Niniýba ke thanaý-bi egoüý
\tr tobacco / put in, they say / having / killed / carrying / came home / the one who / they gave him, they say. / Pipe / the / drew a whiff, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:197.8

\op nuýzhiüga akaý weýnashaý-biamaý, iýbistaý-biamaý. Iýchichiý! aý-biamaý. Niüýdeoüthaýthai,
\tr boy / the «sub.» / snatched it from them they say, / pressed it against him, they say. / I am burnt! / said he, they say, / You burn me,
\rf jod 1890:197.9

\op aý-biamaý. Oüguý oüthiü-baýzhi, aý-biamaý. Nuýzhiüga akaý wathaýge gthiýshnudaý-bi egoüý
\tr said he, they say. / We / we are not, / said they, they say. / Boy / the «sub.» / hat / pulled off his, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:197.10

\op zhuýwagtheýxti ithoüý-biamaý wathiýshna-biamaý. Kitoüýtoübextiý-biamaý.
\tr right with them / sat suddenly, they say / visible they say. / They looked repeatedly at one another they say.
\rf jod 1890:197.11

\op Theýgoü uthiýtha-hnoüi thoüýshti eýgizhoü hnoükaýshe, uwiýkie taiý miüke, aý-biamaý
\tr Thus / he told of you only / formerly / you do that / you who are, / I talk to you / will / I who, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:197.12

\op nuýzhiüga akaý. Uwiýkie taiý miüke shoüýzha iýe ke aýthanaý'oü-baýzhi ki hneý taiteý,
\tr boy / the «sub.». / I talk to you / will / I who / though / words / the / you obey not / if / you go / shall,
\rf jod 1890:197.13

\op aý-biamaý. Aýthanaý'oüi ki hnaý-baýzhi taiteý, aý-biamaý. Niýashiüga theýama
\tr said he, they say. / You obey / if / you go not / shall, / said he, they say. / Man / these
\rf jod 1890:197.14

\op 'aýgthawathaýthai. Eaýtoü t'eýwathathaiý a. Oüwoüýthate taiý ha, aý-biamaý. Ki theýma
\tr ye make them suffer. / Why / you kill them / ? / We eat them / will / , / said they, they say. / And / these
\rf jod 1890:197.15

\op eýbe waýhnataiý a. Piýazhi shkaýxai, aý-biamaý. Shoüýshkaxe taiý theýma t'eýwathathaiý
\tr who / you eat them / ? / Bad / yo do, / said he, they say. / You will stop it / these / you kill them
\rf jod 1890:197.16

\op te, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, kageýha, aý-biamaý. Gaýtedi heý t'oü washtoüýbai a,
\tr the, / said he, they say. / Yes, / friend, / said they, they say. / In that place / horn / have / you see them / ?
\rf jod 1890:197.17

\op aý-biamaý (teý eý wakaý-biamaý). Oüýhoü, heýgabaýzhi, aý-biamaý. Theý Wakaüýda
\tr said he, they say / (buffalo / that / he meant, they say). / Yes, / a great many, / said they, they say. / This / Deity
\rf jod 1890:197.18

\op akaý wathaýte waýxai niýkashiüga gthuýba. Theýma waýhnatai te piýazhi shkaýxai.
\tr the «sub.» / food / made them / people / all. / These / you eat them / as / bad / you do.
\rf jod 1890:197.19

\op Shoüýgaxaýi-ga, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Eý shti washtoüýbai a (oüýpoü eý wakaý-biamaý),
\tr Stop ye it, / said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / That / too / you see them / ? / (elk / that / he meant they say),
\rf jod 1890:197.20

\op aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, aý-biamaý. Eýgoü wathaýtai-ga, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga
\tr said he, they say. / Yes, / said they, they say. / So / eat ye them / said he, they say / boy
\rf jod 1890:198.1

\op akaý. Eý shti washtoüýbai a, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý (taýxti eý wakaý-biamaý).
\tr the «sub.». / That / too / you see them / ? / said, they say / boy / the «sub.» / (deer / that / he meant they say).
\rf jod 1890:198.2

\op Oüýhoü, heýgabazhi oüwoüýdoübai ha, aý-biamaý. Eýgoü waýhnate taiý. Theýma
\tr Yes, / a great many / we saw them / , / said they, they say. / So / ye eat them / will. / These
\rf jod 1890:198.3

\op shoümeýwathaýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Uý'oüthiüýge 'aýgthawathaýthai, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý.
\tr let them alone, / said he, they say. / Needlessly / you make them suffer, / said, they say / boy / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:198.4

\op Ki eýgoü shkaýxe taiý ki uwiýkie taiý miüke. Oüýhoü, kageýha, eýgoü oügaýxe
\tr And / so / you do / will / if / I talk to you / will / I who. / Yes, / friend, / so / we do
\rf jod 1890:198.5

\op toüýgatoü, aý-biamaý. Shoüýshkaxe taiteý, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, kageýha, shoüýoügaýxe
\tr we who will, / said they, they say. / You will surely stop it, / said he, they say. / Yes, / friend, / we stop it
\rf jod 1890:198.6

\op toüýgatoü, aý-biamaý. Ki theýma waniýta hnaýte aýwigazhi-maý waýhnate taiteý,
\tr we who will, / said they, they say. / And / these / animal / you eat / I command you them / you eat them / will surely,
\rf jod 1890:198.7

\op aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, kageýha, oüwoüýthate toüýgatoü, aý-biamaý. Hau! btheý taý
\tr said he, they say. / Yes, / friend, / we eat them / we who will, / said they, they say. / Ho! / I go / will
\rf jod 1890:198.8

\op miüke, aý biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Btheý taý miüke thoüýzha iýhe agthiý taý miüke,
\tr I who, / said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / I go / will / I who / though / passing / I come back / will / I who,
\rf jod 1890:198.9

\op aý-biamaý. Wiüýthaka-baýzhi hnoükaýshe hneý taiteý; wiüýthake hnoükaýshe shoüýshoü
\tr said he, they say. / You tell not the truth / ye who / you go / shall; / you tell the truth / ye who / continually
\rf jod 1890:198.10

\op thagthiüý taiteý. The waniýta waýhnate hnoükaýshe agthiý ki shoüýshoü hniüý taiteý,
\tr you sit / shall. / This / animal / you eat them / ye who / I come back / when / continually / you be / shall,
\rf jod 1890:198.11

\op aý-biamaý. Oüýka-thiü-baýzhi hnoükaýshe, agthiý ki hneý taiteý, aý-biamaý. Goüý atha-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / You are not so / ye who, / I come back / when / you go / shall, / said he, they say. / And / went they say.
\rf jod 1890:198.12

\op Wa'uý sigtheý theý te shi uthuýhe athaý-biamaý. Sigtheý theý te uthuýhe athaý-bi
\tr Woman / trail / went / the / again / following / he went, they say. / Trail / went / the / following / went, they say
\rf jod 1890:198.13

\op egoüý, thaý-bi goüý, thaý-bi goüý, eýgithe toüýwoügthoü heýgashtewoüýzhi edediý-thoü amaý.
\tr having, / went, they say / having, / went, they say / having, / at length / village / populous / there it was / they say.
\rf jod 1890:198.14

\op Ki Weýs'a-wa'uý eýdi ahiý-biteýamaý. Nuýzhiüga akaý tiý koüýgexchi ahiý-bi ki
\tr And / Snake-woman / there / arrived had, they say. / Boy / the «sub.» / lodge / very near to / arrived, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:198.15

\op kigthiýtoü-biamaý. Waxuýbe gaxaý-bi egoüý waýthaha uýdoüxti iüsh'aýge 'iýi ke eý
\tr worked for himself, they say. / Sacred thing / made, they say / having / clothing / very good / old man / gave him / the / that
\rf jod 1890:198.16

\op gaxaý-biamaý. Shoüýge toüý shti saýbexti gaxaý-biamaý. Moüýze-wetiüý shti miýgthoü-biamaý.
\tr he made, they say. / Horse / the / too / very black / he made, they say. / Sword / too / he wore in his belt they say.
\rf jod 1890:198.17

\op Eýdi athaý-biamaý. Shoüýge amaý uoüýsixti noüýge moüthiüý-biamaý.
\tr There / he went, they say. / Horse / the «sub.» / leaping very high / running / walked they say.
\rf jod 1890:198.18

\op Niýashiüga wadoüýbe kiýshte noüýpe aýtiaýgtha-biamaý. Theý niýashiüga wiüý atiý eýde
\tr People / saw / even when / feared / suddenly they say. / This / man / one / has come / but
\rf jod 1890:198.19

\op waýthaha uýdoü chaýbe aýtha. Shoüýge toüý shti uýdoüxti agthiüýi, aý-biamaý. Weýs'a-wa'uý
\tr clothing / good / very / indeed. / Horse / the / too / very good / he sits on, / said they, they say. / Snake-woman
\rf jod 1890:198.20

\op ugiýne tiý eýgoü tiýi thoü kuýwiüxe athaý-biamaý. Ugthiýxide goüý gthiüý-biamaý.
\tr seeking his / had come / as / lodges / the «ob.» / going around / he went, they say. / Looking for his / so / he sat they say.
\rf jod 1890:198.21

\op Eýgithe Weýs'a-wa'uý iýgitha-bi egoüý eýgithe nuý wiüý aýthixe akaýma. Uneý ahiý
\tr At length / Snake-woman / found his, they say / having / behold / man / one / she had married, they say. / Seeking her / arrived
\rf jod 1890:199.1

\op akaý iýt'athaý-biamaý, miüýaka-biamaý. Miüýwadaý-biamaý ki moüýze-wetiü iüsh'aýge
\tr he who / he hated they say, / jealous they say. / Jealous they say / when / sword / old man
\rf jod 1890:199.2

\op akaý 'iýi ke gthizaý-bi egoüý, weýtiü aýbahaý-biamaý. Weýduboüý tediýhi toüýwoügthoü
\tr the «sub.» / gave him / the «ob.» / took his, they say / having, / threatened to strike, they say. / The fourth time / arrived at it / village
\rf jod 1890:199.3

\op bthuýgaxti waýxthi-biamaý. Weýs'a-wa'uý edaýbe gaxthiý-biamaý. Agthaý-biamaý
\tr the whole / he killed them, they say. / Snake-woman / also / he killed her, they say. / Went homeward, they say
\rf jod 1890:199.4

\op nuýzhiüga akaý. Agthaý-bi egoüý niýashiüga uýwakie-ma eýdi akiý-biamaý.
\tr boy / the «sub.». / Went homeward, they say / having / person / those with whom he talked / there / he reached home, they say.
\rf jod 1890:199.5

\op Eýgithe wiüýka-baýzhi akaýma, shoüýgaxe 'iýthai te. Naxiýde-thithiüýge iýthanahiüýi
\tr Behold / they had not told the truth, / to stop it / they promised. / You have no ears / you indeed
\rf jod 1890:199.6

\op aýhoü. Shoüýshkaxe taý-bi, ehaiý thoüýshti. Aýthanaý'oü-baýzhi ha, aý-biamaý. Hneý taiteý,
\tr ! / You are to stop it, / I said / formerly. / You have not obeyed / , / said he, they say. / You go / shall,
\rf jod 1890:199.7

\op aý-biamaý. Theýthu moühniüý ki niýashiüga-ma iýxtaxti waýhniü iýnihe ebtheýgoü
\tr said he, they say. / Here / you walk / if / the human race / wantonly / you have them / lest / I think
\rf jod 1890:199.8

\op goüý moüýshi hneý tai, aý-biamaý. Niýkashiüga t'eýwathaýthe-maýshe moüýshi hneý ki,
\tr so / high / you go / will, / said he, they say. / Men / ye who kill them / high / you go / when
\rf jod 1890:199.9

\op oüýba atoüýshte mashteýxti ki goüýki aýsniüwathaýkithe taiý, aý-biamaý. Nazhiüý eý
\tr day / whenever / very warm / when / and / you make them cool again / will, / said he, they say. / Rain / that
\rf jod 1890:199.10

\op wakaý-biamaý. Goüý, Keý, thaý-i-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý moüýshi theýwakithaý-biamaý.
\tr he meant, they say. / And, / Come, / go ye, / said he, they say. / And / high / he sent them, they say.
\rf jod 1890:199.11

\op Goüý agthaý-biamaý. Niýtoüga ke ahiý-biamaý. Hau! iüsh'aýge, shagtheý aýtha,
\tr And / he went homeward, they say. / Big water / the / he reached, they say. / Ho! / venerable man, / I go back to you / indeed,
\rf jod 1890:199.12

\op aý-biamaý. Iüsh'aýge akaý ishtaý-thip'iüýze gthiüý-bi egoüý nuýzhiüga thiü niý aýgazhade
\tr said he, they say. / Old man / the «sub.» / closing his eyes / sat, they say / having / boy / the «one mv.» / water / striding
\rf jod 1890:199.13

\op theýkithaý-biamaý. Masaýni ahiý-biamaý ishtaý thibthaý-bi teýdi. Iüsh'aýge thiükeý
\tr sent him, they say. / Across / he got, they say / eye / he opened, they say / when. / Old man / the «one st.»
\rf jod 1890:199.14

\op akiý-biamaý. Hau! tigoüýha, agthiý, aý-biamaý. Niýashiüga uaýwakie te esheý-ma
\tr reached home, they say. / Ho! / grandfather, / I have come back, / said he, they sat. / Person / I talk to them / will / you said the ones who
\rf jod 1890:199.15

\op uaýwakie eýde iýe eýgoü iügaýxa-baýzhi, aýdoü moüýshi theýawaýkithe ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr I talked to them / but / words / so / they did not do for me, / therefore / high / I sent them / , / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:199.16

\op Hau! shoüý ha, aý-biamaý iüsh'aýge akaý. Theýwathaýkithe te uýdoü ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr Ho! / enough / , / said, they say / old man / the «sub.». / You sent them away / as / good / , / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:199.17

\op Ki theý uthuýahe btheý thiüý waýthixe akaýdi piý, aýdoü toüýwoügthoü bthuýga aýxthi,
\tr And / this / I followed her / I went / the «mv. ob.» / married / to the one who / I arrived, / therefore / village / all / I killed,
\rf jod 1890:199.18

\op aý-biamaý. Uýshkoü gaýxe oüýthagazhi te eýgoüxti paýxe, aý-biamaý. A, shoüý ha,
\tr said he, they say. / Deed / to do / you commanded me / the / just so / I did, / said he, they say. / Yes, / enough / ,
\rf jod 1890:199.19

\op aý-biamaý. Uýshkoü eýgoü shkaýxe te wiýkoübtha goüý wi'iý, aý-biamaý (moüýze-wetiüý
\tr said he, they say. / Deed / so / you do / the / I wished you / so / I gave to you, / said he, they say / (sword
\rf jod 1890:199.20

\op eý wakaý-bi egoüý). Keý, tigoüýha, agtheý taý miüke. Iüdaýdi agiýtoübe koüýbtha,
\tr that / he meant, they say / having). / Come, / grandfather, / I go homeward / will / I who. / My father / I see mine / I wish,
\rf jod 1890:200.1

\op aý-biamaý. Agthaý-biamaý. Shoüýge wahiýthagextioüýi, waýthaha piýazhixti, wathaýge
\tr said he, they say. / He went homeward, they say. / Horse / very lame, / clothing / very bad, / hat
\rf jod 1890:200.2

\op piýazhixti, bthabthaýzexti. Ki ithaýdi akaý t'eý gikaýxa-biamaý. T'eý te aýhoü,
\tr very bad, / torn very much. / And / his father / the «sub.» / dead / considered his, they say. / He died / !
\rf jod 1890:200.3

\op etheýgoü-biamaý. Akiý-biamaý. Tiýi thoüýdi akiý-bi ki iýbahoü-bazhiý-biamaý
\tr thought he, they say. / He reached home, they say. / Lodges / at the / he reached home, they say / when / did not know him they say
\rf jod 1890:200.4

\op niýashiüga amaý. Niýashiüga waxpaýni chaýbe [gthi] tiý, aý-biamaý. Niýkagahi uýzhu
\tr people / the «sub.». / Man / poor / very / [come back] / has come, / said they, they say. / Chief / principal
\rf jod 1890:200.5

\op thiükeýdi [eýdi] athaý-biamaý. Ithaýdi eýtii teýdi akiý-bi egoüý upaý-biamaý. Ithaýdi akaý
\tr by the / [there] / went, they say. / His father / his lodge / at the / reached home, they say / having / he entered, they say. / His father / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:200.6

\op shti iýbahoü-bazhiý-biamaý. Dadiýha, wiýebthiüý, aý-biamaý. Agthiý, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü,
\tr too / did not know him, they say. / O father, / it is I, / said he, they say. / I have come, / said he, they say. / Yes,
\rf jod 1890:200.7

\op shoüý, thagthiý, aý-biamaý. That'eý eýskoü ebtheýgoü eýgoü iüýtha-maýzhi agthiüý, aý-biamaý.
\tr enough, / you have come, / said he, they say. / You died / it might be / I thought / as / I was sad / I sat, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:200.8

\op Thagthiý te shoüý ha, aý-biamaý. Oüzhiüýgadi, nisiýha, theýgimoü, aý-biamaý. Mazhoüý
\tr You have come / as / enough / , / said he, they say. / When I was small, / my child, / I did thus, / said he, they say. / Land
\rf jod 1890:200.9

\op toügaýtheha uaýgashoü-hnoü-moüý. Oüwoüýxpanixti agthiý-hnoü-moüý goüý oüýxtioüýgoü,
\tr over a large tract / I traveled regularly. / I was very poor / I came home regularly / so / I was a great man,
\rf jod 1890:200.10

\op aý-biamaý. Hau! miüý-thagthoüý te, nisiýha. Wa'uý wiüý ahniüý te, aý-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / Ho! / female you will marry, / my child. / Woman / one / you shall have, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:200.11

\op Gaý-biamaý: Dadiýha, wa'uý gaýtedi xtaýathe, aý-biamaý. Waýthixaýzhi a, aý-biamaý
\tr He said as follows, they say: / O father, / woman / in that place / I love her, / said he, they say. / Is she unmarried / ? / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:200.12

\op izhiüýge akaý. Oüýhoü, waýthixaýzhi, aý-biamaý ithaýdi akaý. Shoüý, dadiýha, theýwakithaý-ga.
\tr his son / the «sub.». / Yes, / she is unmarried, / said he, they say / his father / the «sub.». / Then, / O father, / send them.
\rf jod 1890:200.13

\op Ki ithaýdi akaý eýdi theýwakithaý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Niýkagahi izhiüýge akaý
\tr And / his father / the «sub.» / there / sent them, they say. / There / they arrived, they say. / Chief / his son / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:200.14

\op thizhoüýge gthoüý goüýthai, aý-biamaý. Goüýki wa'uý ithaýdi akaý gaý-biamaý: Oüýhoü,
\tr your daughter / to marry her / wishes, / said they, they say. / And / woman / her father / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Yes,
\rf jod 1890:200.15

\op niýashiüga oüwoüýxpani goüý eýgoü tateý ebtheýgoü-maýzhi thoüýshti, aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr man / I am poor / as / so it shall be / I did not think / formerly, / said he, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:200.16

\op tha'eýthe goüý shoüý ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý 'iý-biamaý wa'uý thiükeý nuý thiükeý. Goü
\tr he pities her / as / enough / , / said he, they say. / And / gave to him, they say / woman / the / man / the. / And
\rf jod 1890:200.17

\op gthoüý-biamaý. Wa'uý shti t'oüý-biamaý, tiý t'oüý-biamaý nuýzhiügaý akaý. Goüýki
\tr he married her, they say. / Woman / too / he had, they say, / lodge / he had, they say / boy / the «sub.». / And
\rf jod 1890:200.18

\op niýashiüga aýzhiataýtoü weýnaxithaý-biamaý. Weýnaxithaý-bi ki iýkithitoüýga aýkikithaiý te.
\tr people / from a different «place» / rushed on them, they say. / They rushed on them, they say / when / here and there / they attacked one another.
\rf jod 1890:200.19

\op Ki eýdi t'eýtha-biamaý nuýzhiüga iüýchoü miüýgthoü akaý. (Hiýgoü te aýhigi ushteý
\tr And / there / they killed, they say / boy / just now / married a woman / the «sub.». / (Myth / the / much / remains
\rf jod 1890:200.20

\op shoüýzha agiýsitha-maýzhi ha.)
\tr though / I do not remember it / . )
\rf jod 1890:200.21

\ti Two-faces and the Twin Brothers

\op Eýgithe niýashiüga wiüý wa'uý zhuýgigthe gthiüý-biamaý tiýgthe. Wa'uý thiükeý
\tr At length / man / one / woman / he with his / sat they say / dwelt in a lodge. / Woman / the
\rf jod 1890:207.1

\op wateýzugthoüý-biamaý. Uýzhawaxti gthiüý-biamaý, taýxti t'eýwathaý-bi egoüý. Eýgithe
\tr pregnant they say. / Having a very good time / they sat they say, / deer / he killed them, they say / having. / At length
\rf jod 1890:207.2

\op nuý akaý kuýha-biamaý. Eýgithe uýkiza wioüýbtha btheý kiýzhi niýkashiüga tiý shteýshtewoüý,
\tr man / the «sub.» / feared unseen danger, they say. / Beware / no one at home / I leave you / I go / if / person / come / notwithstanding,
\rf jod 1890:207.3

\op doüýbazhi-ga, aý-biamaý. Naýzugaýxthe gthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe nuý
\tr look not at him, / said he, they say. / With your back to him / sit, / said he, they say. / At length / man
\rf jod 1890:207.4

\op akaý athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe niýashiüga wiüý a-iý-biamaý. Wuýhu'aý! zhuýgthe thiügeýxti
\tr the «sub.» / went they say. / At length / person / one / was approaching, they say. / Really! / with her / none at all
\rf jod 1890:207.5

\op iüýgthiü thiükeý-aýna, aý-biamaý. Daýdoü uýgine iüýzhu-shnoüý. Tizheýbe ubaýha iýzhoü-biamaý.
\tr she is sitting for me! / said he, they say. / What / seeking them / I am invariably fortunate. / Door / the side of / she lay by they say.
\rf jod 1890:207.6

\op Doüýba-bazhiý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Eýgithe nuý amaý 'aýbae te agiý-biamaý.
\tr Did not see him they say / woman / the «sub.». / At length / man / the «sub.» / hunting / the / was coming back, they say.
\rf jod 1890:207.7

\op Agthaý-biamaý iüsh'aýge ahiý akaý. Nuý akaý akiý-biamaý. 'Oüý a, aý-biamaý. Theýthu
\tr Went homeward, they say / old man / arrived / the «sub.». / Man / the «sub.» / Man / the «sub.» / reached home, they say. / How was it / ? / said he, they say. / Here
\rf jod 1890:207.8

\op esheý te theýgoü iüsh'aýge wiüý tiý eýde toüýba-maýzhi he, aý-biamaý. Washkoüý thiüheý,
\tr you said / the / thus / old man / one / came / but / I did not look at him / , / said she, they say. / To try / be sure,
\rf jod 1890:207.9

\op wiýgaxthoüý. Tiý-hnoü tateý thoüýzha doüýbazhi shoüshoüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Shi athaý-biamaý
\tr O my wife. / Come regularly / will surely / though / not seeing him / be always, / said he, they say. / Again / went they say
\rf jod 1890:207.10

\op nuý amaý 'aýbae. Shi duýboü-biamaý. Eýgithe shi iüsh'aýge amaý ahiý-biamaý. Shi
\tr man / the «sub.» / hunting. / Again / four times, they say. / At length / again / old man / the «sub.» / arrived, they say. / Again
\rf jod 1890:207.11

\op atiý ha, winauý, aý-biamaý. Doüýba-bazhiý-biamaý. Shi nuý amaý agiý-biamaý 'aýbae
\tr I have come / , / O first daughter, / said he, they say. / She did not look at him, they say. / Again / man / the «sub.» / was coming home, they say / hunting
\rf jod 1890:207.12

\op te. Shi agthaý-biamaý iüsh'aýge akaý. 'Oüý a, aý-biamaý. Shi iüsh'aýge akaý atiý he,
\tr The «ob.». / Again / went homeward, they say / old man / the «sub.». / How was it / ? / said he, they say. / Again / old man / the «sub.» / came / ,
\rf jod 1890:207.13

\op aý-biamaý. Doüýbazhi thiüheý, aý-biamaý nuý akaý. Weýduboüý tediýhi ki iüsh'aýge
\tr said she, they say. / Not to see him / be sure, / said, / they say / man / the «sub.». / The fourth time / arrived at the / when / old man
\rf jod 1890:207.14

\op akaý agthaý-bi teýdi, wa'uý akaý ugaýs'iü-biamaý. Doübaý-bi egoüý eýgithe Iüdeýnoüýba
\tr the «sub.» / went homeward, they say / when, / woman / the «sub.» / peeped they say. / She saw him, they say / when / behold / Two Faces
\rf jod 1890:207.15

\op eý amaýma. Wa'uý ke t'eý itheý amaý. Hahaý! gaweý'oü atoüýhe-shnoüý,
\tr it was he who was moving, they say. / Woman / the / dead / had gone / they say. / Ha! / ha! / doing that to them / I always stand,
\rf jod 1890:207.16

\op aý-biamaý iüsh'aýge akaý. Wa'uý niýxa thoü maýbthazaý-bi egoüý, shiüýgazhiüýga noübiýdathe
\tr said, they say / old man / the «sub.». / Woman / stomach / the «cv. ob.» / cut open, they say / having, / infant / two born
\rf jod 1890:207.17

\op akaýma; nuýzhiüga akiýwa. Aýma ke hahiüýt'oü ubeýtoü-bi egoüý noüýdata
\tr they were, they say; / boy / both. / The one / the «ob.» / skin with the hair on / wrapped in, they say / having / by the wall
\rf jod 1890:208.1

\op iheýtha-bi egoüý, aýma ke athiüý agthaý-biama. Zhoüthoüýxa ukiýba eýgih itheýtha-biamaý.
\tr laid it, they say / having, / the other / the «ob.» / he took homeward, they say. / Log / a crack in / he sent headlong into, they say.
\rf jod 1890:208.2

\op Nuý thiü akiý amaý. Eýgithe wa'uý ke t'eý aýkiaýgtha-biteýama, niýxa ke maýbthaze
\tr Man / the / reached home, they say. / Behold / woman / the «ob.» / dead «see note» / had gone again, they say, / stomach / the «lg. ob.» / cut open
\rf jod 1890:208.3

\op keý amaý. Gixeýgoü waiiüý ugiýpetoü goüý toüýde ke gixeý amaý. Tiý teýta
\tr she lay, they say. / He buried his, so / robe / he wrapped his in / and / ground / the / he buried his, they say. / Lodge / to the
\rf jod 1890:208.4

\op akiý-biamaý nuý akaý. Kiý kiýzhi eýgithe noüýdata shiüýgazhiüýga xageý amaý. Heý!
\tr reached home, they say / man / the «sub.». / He reached home / when / behold / by the wall / infant / was crying, they say. / Alas!
\rf jod 1890:208.5

\op siýzhiüxchitheý, eý amaý. Eýdi athaý-bi egoüý gthiýza-biamaý shiüýgazhiüýga ke. Eýgithe
\tr my dear little child, / said he, they say. / There / went, they say / having / he took his, they say / infant / the «ob.». / Behold
\rf jod 1890:208.6

\op nuýzhiüga akaýma. Nuýzhiügaý-bi egoüý gthiüý wakoüýdagiý-biamaý. Toüýthiü wakoüýdagiý-biamaý.
\tr boy / he was, they say. / Boy, they say / being / to sit / it was forward they say. / To run / it was forward, they say.
\rf jod 1890:208.7

\op Moüthiýdoü wakoüýdagiýxtioüý-biamaý. Dadiýha, moüýde zhiüýga
\tr To pull the bow / it was very forward they say. / O father, / bow / small
\rf jod 1890:208.8

\op iügaýxa-ga. Hiýdetaýshe giaýxa-biamaý. Wazhiüýga goüý wakiýde-hnoüý-biamaý.
\tr make for me. / Blunt arrows / he made for him, they say. / Bird / so / he used to shoot at them, they say.
\rf jod 1890:208.9

\op Ithaýdi akaý 'aýbae atheý ta-bi, gioüýze-hnoüý-biamaý. Tanuýka zheýgthoü ki niüýde
\tr His father / the «sub.» / hunting / go / will, he said, / taught him they say. / Fresh meat / cooked on the fire / when / done
\rf jod 1890:208.10

\op ki hnaýte-hnoü thazhoüý te, aý-biamaý. Weýahide shkaýde thaýzhi-hnoüý-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr when / you eat it regularly / you sleep / will, / said he, they say. / Far away / to play / go not always, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:208.11

\op Ithaýdi thiü theý amaý 'aýbae. Eýgithe nuýzhiüga wiüý a-iý aýtiaýgtha-biamaý. Wa'oüý
\tr His father / the «mv. one» / went / they say / to hunt. / At length / boy / one / was coming / suddenly, they say. / Song
\rf jod 1890:208.12

\op gaýxe a-iý-biamaý:--
\tr making / he was coming, they say:--
\rf jod 1890:208.13

\op Kageý, thiý ithaýdi that'oüý egoüý
\tr Younger brother, / you / his father / you have / since
\rf jod 1890:208.14

\op Taniý uýthize hnaýte thaýtoüsheý.
\tr Soup / rations / you eat / you who stand.
\rf jod 1890:208.15

\op Wiý ithaýdi oüthiüýge goüý
\tr I / his father / I have none / as
\rf jod 1890:208.16

\op Hoübthiý-si-toüýga bthaýte aýthiüheý,
\tr "Turkey pease" / I eat / I who move,
\rf jod 1890:208.17

\op aý-biamaý. Thiaýdi itheý a, kageýha, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, zhiütheýha, iüdaýdi itheý ha.
\tr said he, they say. / Your father / has gone / ? / younger brother, / said he, they say. / Yes, / elder brother, / my father / has gone / 
\rf jod 1890:208.18

\op Iý-ga. Theýke wabaýsnoü ke heýgashtewoüýzhi oüthaýte taiý. Iý-ga ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr Come. / This «ob.» / roasting piece / the «ob.» / many / let us eat. / Come / , / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:208.19

\op Kageý, thiaýdi sheýthiükeý, aý-biamaý. Naýzhi! zhiütheýha, iüdaýdi itheý ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr Younger brother, / your father / that one, / said he, they say. / For shame! / elder brother, / my father / has gone / , / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:208.20

\op Eýgithe eýgih aýiaýtha-biamaý tiý te. Ahiý-bi egoüý tanuýka basnoüý ke thateý
\tr At length / right in / he went, they say / lodge / the «ob.». / Reached it, they say / having / fresh meat / stuck on sticks to roast / the «ob.» / ate
\rf jod 1890:209.1

\op zhuýgigthaý-biamaý. Shkaýde zhuýgigthe gthiüý-biamaý. Kageý, thiaýdi shugiý, aý-biamaý.
\tr he with his they say. / Played / he with his / he say they say. / Younger brother, / your father / yonder he comes, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:209.2

\op Ku'eýxti aýkiaýgtha-biamaý. Weýgthoüthiüý, aý-biamaý izhiüýthe akaý. Na! wabaýsnoü
\tr With a sudden rush / he had gone again they say. / He is bewildered, / said, they say / his elder brother / the «sub.». / Why! / roasting-pieces
\rf jod 1890:209.3

\op aýhigi wiýpaxe-hnoü-moüý thoüýshti, shnaýsniü aýhoü, aý-biamaý ithadi akaý. Wiý,
\tr many / I made for you / heretofore, / you have swallowed them / ! / said, they say / his father / the «sub.». / I,
\rf jod 1890:209.4

\op dadiýha, eý amaý. Gisiýthazhi amaý iýe te. Hau! shi 'aýbae btheý taý miüke.
\tr O father, / he said, they say. / He forgot / they say / words / the. / Ho! / again / hunting / I go / will / I who.
\rf jod 1890:209.5

\op Gakeýgoü wiýpaxe btheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý ithaýdi akaý. Shi nuýzhiüga amaý
\tr Like those / I make for you / I go / will / I who, / said, they say / his father / the «sub.». / Again / boy / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:209.6

\op a-iý-biamaý. Thiaýdi itheý a, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, zhiütheýha, iüdaýdi itheý. Iý-ga ha, aý-biamaý
\tr was coming, they say. / Your father / has gone / ? / said he, they say. / Yes, / elder brother, / my father / has gone. / Come / , / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:209.7

\op isoüýga akaý. Shi tanuýka thateý zhuýgigthaý-biamaý nuýzhiüga thiükeý isoüýga thiükeý.
\tr his younger brother / the «sub.». / Again / fresh meat / ate / he with his they say / boy / the one who / his younger brother / the one who.
\rf jod 1890:209.8

\op Kageý, thiaýdi shugiý, aý-biamaý. Agthaý-biamaý shi. Weýgthoüthiüý, aý-biamaý izhiüýthe
\tr Younger brother, / your father / yonder he comes, / said he, they say. / He went homeward again, they say. / He is bewildered, / said, they say / his elder brother
\rf jod 1890:209.9

\op akaý. Na! wathaýte heýgashtewoüýzhi wiýpaxe-hnoü-moüý thoüýshti. Hnaýsniü-hnoü-zhoüý
\tr the «sub.». / Why! / food / a great deal / I made for you / heretofore. / You have done naught but swallow it
\rf jod 1890:209.10

\op ha, aý-biamaý ithaýdi akaý. Wiý, dadiýha, eý amaý. Gisiýthazhi amaý. Shi eýgoü
\tr . / said, they say / his father / the «sub.». / I, / O father, / he said, they say. / He forgot / they say. / Again / so
\rf jod 1890:209.11

\op wiýpaxe taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Wabaýsnoü heýgashtewoüýzhi giaýxa-biamaý. Shi
\tr I do for you / will / I who, / said he, they say. / Roasting-pieces / a great many / he made for him, they say. / Again
\rf jod 1890:209.12

\op nuýzhiüga amaý a-iý-biamaý. Thiaýdi itheý a, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, zhiütheýha, iüdaýdi
\tr boy / the «sub.» / was coming, they say. / Your father / has gone / ? / said he, they say. / Yes, / elder brother, / my father
\rf jod 1890:209.13

\op itheý. Iý-ga ha, aý-biamaý isoüýga akaý. Shi tanuýka thateý zhuýgigthaý-biamaý
\tr has gone. / Come / , / said, they say / his younger brother / the «sub.». / Again / fresh meat / ate / he with his, they say
\rf jod 1890:209.14

\op nuýzhiüga thiükeý isoüýga thiükeý. Kageý, thiaýdi shugiý, aý-biamaý. Shi weýgthoüthiüý,
\tr boy / the one who / his younger brother / the one who. / Younger brother, / your father / yonder he comes, / said he, they say. / Again / he is bewildered,
\rf jod 1890:209.15

\op aý-biamaý izhiüýthe akaý. Ku'eýxti aýkiaýgtha-biamaý. Na! wathaýte heýgashtewoüýzhi
\tr said, they say / his elder brother / the «sub.». / With a sudden rush / he had gone back they say. / Why! / food / a great deal
\rf jod 1890:209.16

\op wiýpaxe-hnoü-moüý thoüýshti. Hnaýsniü-hnoü-zhoüý ha, aý-biamaý ithaýdi akaý. Dadiýha,
\tr I made for you / formerly. / You have done naught but swallow it / , / said, they say / his father / the «sub.». / O father,
\rf jod 1890:209.17

\op wiýzhiüthe tiý-hnoü ha, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Heý, siýzhiüxchitheý! Nisiýha, thihoüý
\tr my elder brother / comes regularly / , / said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / Alas, / my dear little child! / My child, / your mother
\rf jod 1890:209.18

\op wateýzuthiýgthoü kiýzhi Iüdeý-noüýba thihoüý t'eýthai ha. Maýthibthaýzai eýgoü waxpaýnixti
\tr pregnant with you / when / Two Faces / your mother / killed her / . / He cut you open / as / very poor
\rf jod 1890:209.19

\op uthiýhi ha. Thizhiüýthe tiý ki ushnoüý te ha, aý-biamaý. Dadiýha, wizhiüýthe
\tr you were raised «you grew up» / . / Your elder brother / comes / when / you hold him / will / , / said he, they say. / O father, / my elder brother
\rf jod 1890:210.1

\op ubthoüý, esheý te ha, aý-biamaý. Hau, weýduboüý teýdi nuýzhiüga amaý a-iý-biamaý.
\tr I hold him, / you say / will / , / said he, they say. / Well, / the fourth time / when / boy / the «sub.» / was coming, they say.
\rf jod 1890:210.2

\op Thiaýdi itheý a, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, zhiütheýha, iüdaýdi itheý. Iý-ga ha, aý-biamaý
\tr Your father / has gone / ? / said he, they say. / Yes, / elder brother, / my father / has gone. / Come / , / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:210.3

\op isoüýga akaý. Ithaýdi akaý tepaýhi naýsagexti kikaýxe zhoüý-biamaý. Tizheýbe
\tr his younger brother / the «sub.». / His father / the «sub.» / buffalo neck / dried very hard / made himself / he lay, they say. / Door
\rf jod 1890:210.4

\op moütaýta zhoüý-biamaý. Zhiütheýha, heý oüguýkine teý, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, aý-biamaý.
\tr inside / he lay, they say. / Elder brother, / lice / let us hunt for each other, / said he, they say. / Yes, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:210.5

\op Heý uiýna-bi kiýzhi aýsku noübeý ithaýbetoütoüý-biamaý. Dadiýha, wizhiüýthe ubthoüý
\tr Lice / he hunted for him, they say / when / scalp-lock / hand / he wrapped round and round it they say. / O father, / my elder brother / I hold him
\rf jod 1890:210.6

\op ha, aý-biamaý. Thizhiüýthe thishtoüýazhi-ga, aý-biamaý. Paýhoü aýtiathaý-biamaý. Nuýzhiüga
\tr said he, they say. / Your elder brother / do not let him go, / said he, they say. / He arose / suddenly they say. / Boy
\rf jod 1890:210.7

\op gtheý goüýthaxtioüý. Eýgithe shkoüýazhi ithoüý-biamaý. Nisiýha, wiýebthiü aýtha! aý-biamaý.
\tr to go homeward / wished very much. / At length / motionless / he became, they say. / My child, / it is I / indeed! / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:210.8

\op Thizhiüýthe ameýgoü uthaýkikiýzhi, aý-biamaý. Thihoüý teýzuthiýgthoüi kiýzhi Iüdeý-noüýba
\tr Your elder brother / he likewise / you are near relations to each other, / said he, they say. / Your mother / pregnant with you / when / Two Faces
\rf jod 1890:210.9

\op amaý t'eýthai eýgoü waxpaýnixti akiýthaha uthiýhi, aý-biamaý.
\tr the «sub.» / killed her / as / very poor / both / you grew up, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:210.10

\op Dadiýha, kageý meýgoü, moüýde zhiüýga wegaýxai-ga, aý-biamaý. Wazhiüýga
\tr O father, / younger brother / likewise, / bow / small / make ye for us, / said he, they say. / Bird
\rf jod 1890:210.11

\op oüwoüýkide-hnoü taýbasheý, aý-biamaý izhiüýthe akaý. Wazhiüýga kiýde ahiý-hnoüý-biamaý.
\tr we shoot at them regularly / must, / said, they say / his elder brother / the «sub.». / Bird / to shoot at / they arrived regularly they say.
\rf jod 1890:210.12

\op Eýgithe, thisoüýga meýgoü, gaýtedi nihoüýga tethoüýdi, eýgithe eýdi hneý tai,
\tr Beware, / your younger brother / likewise, / in that place / spring / at the, / beware / there / you go lest
\rf jod 1890:210.13

\op aý-biamaý ithaýdi akaý. Kageý, thiaýdi nihoüýga uthaý tethoüýdi oügaýthe te, aý-biamaý
\tr said, they say / his father / the «sub.». / Younger brother, / your father / spring / told of / at the / let us go, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:210.14

\op izhiüýthe akaý. Naýzhi! zhiütheýha, iüdaýdi thaýzhi waýgazhi, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe pahiüý ke
\tr his elder brother / the «sub.». / For shame! / elder brother, / my father / not to go / commanded us, / said he, they say. / Then / hair / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:210.15

\op iüýithaý-ga, aý-biamaý izhiüýthe akaý. Hiüýdegoüý! aý-biamaý isoüýga akaý. Athaý-biamaý
\tr hand back to me, / said, they say / his elder brother / the «sub.». / Let us see! / said, they say / his younger brother / the «sub.». / Went they say
\rf jod 1890:210.16

\op nihoüýga teýdi akiýtha. Eýgithe nihoüýga te weýs'a ke theýgoüxtioüý akaýma (sathuý).
\tr spring / to the / both. / Behold / spring / the «ob.» / snake / the «lg. ob.» / just this way / they were, they say / (rattling).
\rf jod 1890:210.17

\op Kageý, wanaýgthe uýdoü heýgazhi weoüýthe, aý-biamaý izhiüýthe akaý. Kageý, woüýgathiü
\tr Younger brother, / pet animal / good / not a little / we have found them, / said, they say / his elder brother / the «sub.». / Younger brother, / we having them
\rf jod 1890:210.18

\op oügaýgthe te, aý-biamaý. Siüdeý ge maýwasaý-bi egoüý ubeýtoü-bi
\tr let us go homeward, / said he, they say. / Tail / the «ob.» / cut them off, they say / having / wrapped up, they say / having / they took
\rf jod 1890:210.19

\op agthaý-biamaý. Akiý-bi egoüý tizheýbe eýgaxe ugaýshka-biamaý. Ithaýdi akaý taýxti
\tr them homeward, they say. / Reached home, they say / having / door / around / they tied «them», they say. / His father / the «sub.» / deer
\rf jod 1890:211.1

\op wiü 'iüý akiý-biamaý. Tizheýbe teýdi taýxti kiý iheýthe ki wasaýthu eýgoü amaý. Piýazhi
\tr one / carrying it / reached home, they say. / Door / at the / deer / reached home / he laid it / when / a slight rattling / they say. / Bad
\rf jod 1890:211.2

\op heýgazhi shkaýxe. Eýdi weaýgathiü moüthiüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe weaýgathiü athaý-biamaý.
\tr not a little / you do. / There / having for them / walk ye, / said he, they say. / At length / having for them / they went they say.
\rf jod 1890:211.3

\op Eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Eýgithe siüdeý ge wiýugibaýdoüdoüý-biamaý. Shi
\tr There / they arrived, they say. / At length / tail / the «pl. ob.» / they pushed each down on its own, they say. / Again
\rf jod 1890:211.4

\op ithaýdi akaý 'aýbae athaý-bi teýdi, Eýgithe tiýxiüde eýdi hneý tai, aý-biamaý. Kageý,
\tr his father / the «sub.» / to hunt / went, they say / when, / Beware / gorge / there / you go / lest, / said he, they say. / Younger brother,
\rf jod 1890:211.5

\op tiýxiüde thiaýdi uthaý tethoüýdi oügaýthe taiý, aý-biamaý izhiüýthe akaý. Naýzhi! zhiütheýha,
\tr gorge / your father / told of / to the / let us go, / said, they say / his elder brother / the «sub.». / For shame! / elder brother,
\rf jod 1890:211.6

\op iüdaýdi thaýzhi waýgazhi, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe pahiüý ke iüýithaý-ga, aý-biamaý izhiüýthe akaý.
\tr my father / not to go / commanded us, / said he, they say. / Then / hair / the / hand back to me, / said, they say / his elder brother / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:211.7

\op Hiüýdegoüý! aý-biamaý isoüýga akaý. Athaý-biamaý tiýxiüde keýdi akiýtha. Eýgithe
\tr Let us see! / said, they say / his younger brother / the «sub.». / Went they say / gorge / to the / both. / Behold
\rf jod 1890:211.8

\op wa'uýzhiügaýxchi edediý akaýma. Moüthiüýka neýxe gaýxe akaýma. Kageý, thikoüý
\tr a very old woman / was sitting there, they say. / Earthen / kettle / she was making, they say. / Younger brother, / your grandmother
\rf jod 1890:211.9

\op theýthiükeý thiükeý, aý-biamaý. Koühaý, oügaýthigi-oügaýti ha, aý-biamaý. Skeýwoüxti
\tr this «sitting one» / the one who, / said he, they say. / Grandmother, / we for you, we have come / , / said he, they say. / Many years
\rf jod 1890:211.10

\op goüýmiükeý-hnoü-moüý thoüýzha eýbe oüýgiti, tushpaýha, oüýthixthuýde taýdoü, aý-biamaý
\tr I have ever been sitting for some time / though / who / comes for me, / grandchild, / pull me out / shall? / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:211.11

\op wa'uýzhiüga akaý. 'Oüý iütheý'iü aýwibthaskaýbe ki shoüýshoü aýwibthaskaýbe taiý, aý-biamaý
\tr old woman / the «sub.». / How / you carry me / I stick to you / if / without stopping / I stick to you / will, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:211.12

\op wa'uýzhiüga akaý. Keý, thikoüý giý'iü-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Thiaýdi waýkidawaýkithe goüý
\tr old woman / the «sub.». / Come, / your grandmother / carry her / , / said he, they say. / Your father / causes us to watch «the lodge» / as
\rf jod 1890:211.13

\op thikoüý zhuoüýgthe oügthiüý te, aý-biamaý izhiüýthe akaý. Sheýge neýxe ge juýba
\tr your grandmother / we with her / we sit / will, / said, they say / his elder brother / the «sub.». / Those / kettles / the / some
\rf jod 1890:211.14

\op gaxiýxa-ga, aý-biamaý izhiüýthe akaý. Gaxiýxixaý-biamaý. Eýgithe giý'iü agthaý-biamaý
\tr break in, / said, they say / his elder brother / the «sub.». / He broke in repeatedly, they say. / At length / carrying her / he went homeward, they say
\rf jod 1890:211.15

\op tiý teýta. Keý, koühaý, tithaý-ga ha, aý-bi egoüý, Oüýkazhi eýthe, shpathoüý. 'Oüý
\tr lodge / to the. / Come, / grandmother, / pass on / , / said, they say / having, / Not so / indeed, / grandchild. / How
\rf jod 1890:211.16

\op waýbthaskaýbe ki shoüýshoü waýbthaskaýbe eýthe, aý-biamaý. Thikoüý shiýbe thi'iýtha-ga,
\tr I stick / when / continually / I stick / indeed, / said she, they say. / Your grandmother / bowels / tickle her,
\rf jod 1890:211.17

\op kageý, aý-biamaý. Shiýbe thi'iýtha shteýshtewoüý shoüýshoü gthiüý-biamaý. Iüweýtiü thoü
\tr younger brother, / said he, they say. / Bowels / tickled / notwithstanding / without stopping / she sat they say. / Stone-hammer / the
\rf jod 1890:211.18

\op thikoüý siüdeýhi iýtiü-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Siüdeý-xthu'a utiüý-bi egoüý ugaýxpath itheýtha-biamaý.
\tr your grandmother / tail-bone / hit her on / , / said he, they say. / Hollow of back / hit her, they say / having / he made her fall suddenly by hitting her they say.
\rf jod 1890:211.19

\op Eýgithe ithaýdi amaý akiý-biamaý shi. Dadiýha, wikoüý iüý'iü oügaýgthi,
\tr At length / his father / the «sub.» / reached home, they say / again. / O father, / my grandmother / we carried her / we have come home,
\rf jod 1890:212.1

\op aý-biamaý. Wuýhu'aý! piýazhixti shkaýxe. Thikoüý ithoüýthe moüthiüýi-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr said they, they say. / Really! / very bad / you did. / Your grandmother / to put her / walk ye, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:212.2

\op Giý'iü athaý-biamaý. Tiýxiüde pahoüýga thizaiý teýdi shi giý'iü ahiý-biamaý. Keý,
\tr Carrying her / they went, they say. / Gorge / before / took her / at the / again / carrying / they arrived, they say. / Come,
\rf jod 1890:212.3

\op koühaý, tithaý-ga, aý-bi egoüý, Oüýkazhi eýthe, shpathoüý. 'Oüý waýbthaskaýbe ki shoüýshoü
\tr grandmother, / pass on, / said they, they say / having, / Not so / indeed, / grandchild. / How / I stick / if / without stopping
\rf jod 1890:212.4

\op waýbthaskaýbe eýthe, aý-biamaý wa'uýzhiüga akaý. Eýgithe siüdeý-xthu'a utiüý-bi egoüý
\tr I stick / indeed, / said, they say / old woman / the «sub.». / At length / the lower part of the back / hit, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:212.5

\op ugaýxpath itheýtha-biamaý.
\tr he made her fall suddenly by hitting her, they say.
\rf jod 1890:212.6

\op Shi akiý-biamaý. Eýgithe, paheý moüýshiadi aýpathage keýdi xthabeý wiüý nazhiüý
\tr Again / they reached home, they say. / Behold, / hill / high / headland / at the / tree / one / stands
\rf jod 1890:212.7

\op amaý. Eýgithe eýdi shneý tai, aý-biamaý ithaýdi akaý. Ki 'aýbae athaý-biamaý. Kageý,
\tr they say. / Beware / there / you go / lest, / said, they say / his father / the «sub.». / And / to hunt / he went, they say. / Younger brother,
\rf jod 1890:212.8

\op xthabeý thiaýdi uthaý tethoüýdi oügaýthe taiý, aý-biamaý izhiüýthe akaý. Na! thaýzhi
\tr tree / your father / told of / to the / let us go, / said, they say / his elder brother / the «sub.». / Why! / not to go
\rf jod 1890:212.9

\op waýgazhi thoüýshti, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe pahiüý ke iüýithaý-ga, aý-biamaý izhiüýthe akaý.
\tr he commanded us / formerly, / said he, they say. / Then / hair / the / hand back to me, / said, they say / his elder brother / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:212.10

\op Iüýdakeý! oügaýthe te, aý-biamaý (isoüýga akaý). Eýgithe xthabeý te weýtugthe
\tr Let us see! / let us two go, / said, they say / (his younger brother / the). / Behold / tree / the / nest
\rf jod 1890:212.11

\op teýdi Iügthoüý zhiüýga kipaýda gthiüý-biamaý. Duýba akaýma. Kageýha, theýakaý
\tr in the / Thunder-bird / small / drilling holes in their shells / sat they say. / Four / they were, they say. / O younger brother, / this «one col.»
\rf jod 1890:212.12

\op wanaýgthe dzhuýba weaýthe, aý-biamaý. Thiaýdi wanaýgthe iüýgathiü oügaýki tateý,
\tr pet animal / a few / I have found them, / said he, they say. / Your father / pet animal / we have for him / we reach home / shall,
\rf jod 1890:212.13

\op aý-biamaý. Aýne waýgi-moüthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Ubthiý'age, zhiütheýha. Thiý moüthiüý-ga,
\tr said he, they say. / Climbing / go for them, / said he, they say. / I am unwilling, / O elder brother. / You / walk,
\rf jod 1890:212.14

\op aý-biamaý isoüýga akaý. Keý, waýpibthe taý miüke, aý-biamaý izhiüýthe akaý. Aýne
\tr said, they say / his younger brother / the «sub.». / Come, / I go for them / will / I who, / said, they say / his elder brother / the «sub.». / Climbing
\rf jod 1890:212.15

\op athaý-biamaý. Eýta ahiý-biamaý pahaýshiata. Kageý, wanaýgthe theýthoükaý uýdoü
\tr he went, they say. / At it / he arrived, they say / above. / Younger brother, / pet animal / these / good
\rf jod 1890:212.16

\op heýgazhi thoükaý, aý-biamaý. Ubthiýxpathe shutheýathe ki waýxthi-ga ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr not a little / the ones who, / said he, they say. / I make «them» fall / I send to you / when / kill them / , / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:212.17

\op Gaý-hniükeýshe, iüdaýdoü izhaýzhe ahniüý. Ti-uýthioüýba izhaýzhe abthiüý (aý-biamaý Iügthoüý
\tr That you who are, / what / name / you have. / Lodge-lightens-in / name / I have / (said, they say / Thunderbird
\rf jod 1890:212.18

\op zhiüýga akaý). Hau! kageý, Ti-uýthioüýba shutheý. Aýdoübaý-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Eýdi
\tr young / the). / Ho! / younger brother, / @{Ti-uýthioüýba} / goes to you. / Look after him / , / said he, they say. / There
\rf jod 1890:212.19

\op uthiýxpathe ki gaxthiý-biamaý. Ki gaý-hniükeýshe, iüdaýdoü izhaýzhe ahniüý a, aý-biamaý.
\tr he made fall / when / he killed him, they say. / And / that you who are, / what / name / you have / ? / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:213.1

\op Thigthiýze-moüýthiü izhaýzhe abthiüý, aý-biamaý. Hau! kageý, Thigthiýze-moüýthiü shutheý.
\tr Forked-lightning-walking / name / I have, / said he, they say. / Ho! / younger brother, / @{Thigthiýze-moüýthiü} / goes to you.
\rf jod 1890:213.2

\op Aýdoübaý-ga ha, aý biamaý. Eýdi uthiýxpathe ki gaxthiý-biamaý. Ki gaý-hniükeýshe,
\tr Look after him / , / said he, they say. / There / he made him fall / when / he killed him, they say. / And / that you who are,
\rf jod 1890:213.3

\op iüdaýdoü izhaýzhe ahniüý a, aý-biamaý. Thioüýba-tiýgthe izhaýzhe abthiü, aý-biamaý. Hau!
\tr what / name / you have / ? / said he, they say. / Sheet-lightning-appears-suddenly / name / I have, / said he, they say. / Ho!
\rf jod 1890:213.4

\op kageý, Thioüýba-tiýgthe shutheý. Aýdoübaý-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Eýdi uthiýxpathe ki gaxthiý-biamaý.
\tr younger brother, / @{Thioüýba-tiýgthe} / goes to you. / Look after him / , / said he, they say. / There / he made him fall / when / he killed him they say.
\rf jod 1890:213.5

\op Ki gaý-hniükeýshe, iüdaýdoü izhaýzhe ahniüý a, aý-biamaý. Ziý-gthiheý izhaýzhe abthiüý,
\tr And / that you who are, / what / name / you have / ? / said he, they say. / Yellow-here-in-a-line-again / name / I have,
\rf jod 1890:213.6

\op aý-biamaý. Hau! kageý, Ziý-gthiheý shutheý. Aýdoübaý-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Eýdi uthiýxpathe
\tr said he, they say. / Ho! / younger brother, / @{Ziý-gthiheý} / goes to you. / Look after him / , / said he, they say. / There / he made him fall
\rf jod 1890:213.7

\op ki gaxthiý-biamaý. Uýtiü ki waýgthoüthaý-biamaý. Goüý xthabeý te moüýshiataýxti hiý
\tr when / he killed him, they say. / He hit at them / when / he missed them, they say. / And / tree / the / at a very great height / arrived
\rf jod 1890:213.8

\op amaý, weýahideýxti. Kageý, washkoüý egoüý-ga hau! aý-biamaý. Zhiüýthe-hau!
\tr they say, / very far away. / Younger brother, / do make an effort / O! / said he, they say. / Elder brother O!
\rf jod 1890:213.9

\op aý-biamaý, xageý ishtaýbthi goüý iýnazhiüý-biamaý. Washkoüý-egoüý-ga hau! kageý,
\tr said he, they say, / crying / tears / so / he stood when, they say. / Do make an effort / O! / younger brother,
\rf jod 1890:213.10

\op aý-biamaý. Eýgithe isoüýga akaý iýkithaý-biamaý. Iüweýtiü thoü zhoüý te iýtiü-bi ki,
\tr said he, they say. / At length / his younger brother / the «sub.» / aroused they say. / Stone hammer / the / wood / the / hit with it, they say / when,
\rf jod 1890:213.11

\op Zhoüý theý-te cheý-shka-tha theý, chiý-shka-tha theý,
\tr Wood / this the / short of its own accord / goes, / short of its own accord / goes,
\rf jod 1890:213.12

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý-ite-hnoüý amaý. Washkoüý-egoüý-ga ha, kageý, aý-biamaý (izhiüýthe
\tr said he, they say. / So it became only / they say. / Do make an effort / , / younger brother, / said he, they say / (his elder brother
\rf jod 1890:213.13

\op akaý). Shi eýgoü-biamaý. Zhoüý theýte cheýshkatha theý, cheýshkatha theý, aý-biamaý ki,
\tr the). / Again / it was so, they say. / Wood / this one / short of its own accord / goes, / short of its own accord / goes, / said he, they say / when,
\rf jod 1890:213.14

\op eýgithe xthabeý te goüý-ite-hnoüý amaý. Weýduboüý tediýhi xthabeý te eýgigoü amaý,
\tr behold / tree / the / so it became only / they say. / The fourth time / it arrived at / tree / the / was as before, they say,
\rf jod 1890:213.15

\op theýte eýtoü nazhiüý te eýtoü gthiteý amaý. Kageý, shoüý ha, aý-biamaý. Iügthoüý zhiüýga
\tr this «std. ob.» / so long / stood / the / so long / stood again as before / they say. / Younger brother, / enough / , / said he, they say. / Thunderbird / young
\rf jod 1890:213.16

\op waýthiza-bi egoüý waýthiü agthaý-biamaý. Waýthiü akiý-biamaý. Timoüýte ithoüýwathaý-bi
\tr took them, they say / having / having them / they went homeward, they say. / Having them / they reached home, they say. / Within the lodge / placed them, they say
\rf jod 1890:213.17

\op egoüý uthiýoüoübaý-biamaý. Iýxa gthiüý-biamaý nuýzhiüga amaý akiýtha. Zhiütheýha, iüdaýdi
\tr having / it flashed repeatedly in it, they say. / Laughing / sat they say / boy / the «pl. sub.» / both. / Elder brother, / my father
\rf jod 1890:213.18

\op gthiý ki xtaýwathe heýga uthiýshixti aýhoü, aý-biamaý. Ithaýdi thiükeý kiý amaý. Tizheýbe
\tr come home / when / to love them / a little / very difficult / ! / said he, they say. / His father / the one who / reached home, they say. / Door
\rf jod 1890:214.1

\op thoü thiýkiaýhoü ki thioüýoübaý-biamaý. Piýazhiazhiýxchi shkaýxe. Eýdi waýthiü moüthiüýi-ga,
\tr the / he lifted up / when / flashed repeatedly, they say. / Not bad at all / you have done. / There / having them / walk ye,
\rf jod 1890:214.2

\op aý-biamaý. Waýthiü ahiý-biamaý ki weýtugthe shi eýta ithoüýwathaý-biamaý, wiuýgizhiý-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / Having them / they arrived, they say / when / nest / again / in it / they placed them, they say, / they put in for them they say.
\rf jod 1890:214.3

\op Nuýzhiüga akaý akiý-biamaý. Eýgithe, thisoüýga meýgoü, niuýthishoü toüýga
\tr Boy / the «sub.» / reached home, they say. / Beware, / your younger brother / likewise, / lake / big
\rf jod 1890:214.4

\op kethoüýdi thiýxthe uzhiý kethoüýdi eýdi hneý tai, aý-biamaý ithaýdi akaý. Ithaýdi amaý
\tr at the / canes / filled «with» / at the / there / you go / lest, / said, they say / his father / the «sub.». / His father / the «mv. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:214.5

\op 'aýbae athaý-biamaý. Kageý, thiaýdi niuýthishoü thaýzhi waýgazhi kethoüý eýdi oügaýthe taiý,
\tr hunting / went they say. / Younger brother, / your father / lake / not to go / told us / the, in the past / there / let us go,
\rf jod 1890:214.6

\op aý-biamaý izhiüýthe akaý. Na! zhiütheýha, iüdaýdi thaýzhi waýgazhi thoüýshti, aý-biamaý.
\tr said, they say / his elder brother / the «sub.». / Fie! / elder brother, / my father / not to go / told us / formerly, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:214.7

\op Eýgithe pahiüý ke iüýithaý-ga ha, aý-biamaý izhiüýthe akaý. Iüýdakeý! oügaýthe te,
\tr Then / hair / the / hand back to me / , / said, they say / his elder brother / the «sub.». / Let us see! / let us two go,
\rf jod 1890:214.8

\op aý-biamaý isoüýga akaý. Eýdi athaý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-bi kiýzhi eýgithe niý ke pizaý
\tr said, they say / his younger brother / the «sub.». / There / they went, they say. / There / they arrived, they say / when / behold / water / the / sand
\rf jod 1890:214.9

\op ke bthaýthaxti zhoüý ke amaý. Wagthiýshka hi-duýba aýkishuýgaxti edediý-maýma.
\tr the / very level / was lying, they say. / Reptile / feet four / standing very thick / there were moving, they say.
\rf jod 1890:214.10

\op Wanaýgthe uýdoü chaýbe weoüýthe, kageý, aý-biamaý. Akiýtha siüýde wakoüýtoü-bi
\tr Pet animal / good / very / we have found them, / younger brother, / said he, they say. / Both / tail / tied them, they say
\rf jod 1890:214.11

\op egoüý, baxtaý-bi egoüý, gaýnaxti waýthiü agthaý-biamaý. Waýthiü akiý-biamaý tiý teýta.
\tr having, / made into packs, they say / having, / just that many / having them / they went homeward, they say. / Having them / they reached home, they say / lodge / at the.
\rf jod 1890:214.12

\op Waýthiü akiý-bi egoüý noüýde tizheýbe theýgoü geý shte bthuýga ugaýshoü moüthiüý-biamaý
\tr Having them / reached home, they say / having / wall «of lodge» / door / thus / the / even / all / traveling / walked they say
\rf jod 1890:214.13

\op iüýzhe-wasniýbe amaý. Goüý nuýzhiüga shkaýde moüthiüý-bi kiýzhi siý te siüýde ge
\tr lizards / the «sub.». / And / boy / playing / walked, they say / when / foot / the / tail / the
\rf jod 1890:214.14

\op waýtoü-bi ki wanoüýhutoü-hnoüý-biamaý. Ithaýdi taýxti wiüý 'iüý agiý-biamaý, tiý
\tr trod on them, they say / when / they made them cry by treading invariably they say. / His father / deer / one / carrying / was coming, they say, / lodge
\rf jod 1890:214.15

\op gitaýpe agiý-biamaý. Tizheýbe teýdi ugaýxpathe kiýzhi aýgaspaý-bi egoüý waýhutoü
\tr when near his / he was coming, they say. / Door / at the / he threw it down / when / pressed down on, they say / having / crying out
\rf jod 1890:214.16

\op iheý amaý. Piýazhi chaýbe. Aýgudiýtoü waýhniü shkiý eýiüte, eýdi waýthiü moüthiüýi-ga,
\tr in a line / were, they say. / Bad / very. / Whence / you had them / you came back / it may be / there / having them / walk ye,
\rf jod 1890:214.17

\op aý-biamaý. Waýthiü athaý-biamaý. Waýthiü athaý-bi egoüý shoüýxti niuýthishoü ugiýzhi
\tr said he, they say. / Having them / they went, they say. / Having them / went, they say / having / in spite of / lake / put them in their
\rf jod 1890:214.18

\op goüý theýtha-biamaý. Akiý-biamaý.
\tr so / they sent suddenly, they say. / They reached home, they say.
\rf jod 1890:214.19

\ti The Brothers, the Sister, and the Red Bird

\op Ukiýkizhi dubaý-biamaý. Enaýxchi tiýgtha-biamaý. Ihoüý itoüýge shti wiüý
\tr Brethren / four they say. / Only / they dwelt in a lodge, they say. / His mother / his elder sister / too / one
\rf jod 1890:219.1

\op thiügaý-biamaý. Eýgithe izhiüýthe thaýbthiü amaý 'aýbae athaý-biamaý. Isoüýga akaý
\tr they had none, they say. / At length / his elder brother / three / the «sub.» / hunting / went, they say. / His younger brother / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:219.2

\op tiýata gthiüý thiükeý amaý. Eýgithe zhoüýzhiüga siý te iýniethaý-biamaý. Ki zhoüýzhiüga
\tr at the lodge / was sitting / they say. / At length / splinter / foot / the / he hurt it by means of they say. / And / splinter
\rf jod 1890:219.3

\op thishnuýda-bi egoüý hiüýt'oü ubeýtoü noüýdata iheýtha-biamaý, zhoüýzhiüga iýnieýthai
\tr pulled out, they say / having / fine hair / he wrapped up in / by the wall / he laid it, they say, / splinter / hurt by means of
\rf jod 1890:219.4

\op keý izhiüýthe doüýbe weýgoüthaý-bi egoüý. Eýgithe iýbizaý-bi egoüý niý agiýathaý-biamaý
\tr the / his elder brother / to see it / wished them, they say / having. / At length / thirsty, they say / being / water / went for, they say
\rf jod 1890:219.5

\op nuýzhiüga akaý. Ki tiý te koüýgexchi akiý-bi ki shiüýgazhiüýga wiüý
\tr boy / the «sub.». / And / lodge / the / very near to / he reached home, they say / when / child / one
\rf jod 1890:219.6

\op xageý amaý tiý moüýtata. Agthaý-bi ki zhoüýzhiüga iýniethaiý kethoüý eýgithe
\tr crying / they say / lodge / inside. / He went homeward, they say / while / splinter / hurt by / the «in the past» / behold
\rf jod 1890:219.7

\op eý akaýma shiüýgazhiüýga akaýma. Shoüý shi ubeýtoü-bi egoüý noüýdata iheýtha-biamaý.
\tr that / was it, they say / child / it was, they say. / Yet / again / wrapped up, they say / having / by the wall / he laid it, they say.
\rf jod 1890:219.8

\op Akiý-bi ki izhiüýthe / oükaý uýwagithaý-biamaý. Goüýki, Zhiütheýha, siý
\tr Reached home, they say / when / his elder brother / the ones who / he told them they say. / And, / Elder brother, / foot
\rf jod 1890:219.9

\op nioüýthe tethoüý zhoüýzhiüga oüthoüýnieýthe keý bthiýze eýdegoü shiüýgazhiüýga keý, aý-biamaý.
\tr hurt me / which «past» / splinter / which hurt / me / I took / but / a child / it lies, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:219.10

\op Hiüdaý! kageý, thizaý-ga. Oüdoüýbe taýbasheý, aý-biamaý. Ki thizaý-bi ki eýgithe
\tr Stop! / younger brother, / take it. / We see it / must, / said they, they say. / And / he took it, they say / when / behold
\rf jod 1890:219.11

\op miüýzhiüga keý amaý. Kageý, shiüýgazhiüýga shtewoüý wathiüýgai thoüýshti; uýdoüxtioüý
\tr a girl / it lay / they say. / Younger brother, / child / soever / we had none / formerly; / very good
\rf jod 1890:219.12

\op uhiýoüthe taiý, aý-biamaý. Ki, Zhiütheýha, edaýdoüoüýthe taiý eýdoü, aý-biamaý isoüýga
\tr let us bring it up, / said they, they say. / And, / Elder brother, / what shall we regard her / ? / said, they say / his younger brother
\rf jod 1890:219.13

\op akaý. Ki wiüý gaý-biamaý: Shiüýgazhiüýga oüguýta taiý, aý-biamaý. Ki, Oüýkazhi haý.
\tr the «sub.». / And / one / said as follows, they say: / Child / our / will, / said he, they say. / And, / Not so
\rf jod 1890:220.1

\op Itoüýge wathiüýgai. Itoüýgeoüýthe taiý, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, aý-bi egoüý, woüýgithexti
\tr Sister / we have none. / Let us have her for a sister, / said they, they say. / Yes, / said, they say / having, / all
\rf jod 1890:220.2

\op itoüýgethaý-biamaý. Goüýki shiüýgazhiüýga gaxaý-bi egoüý uhiýthe goüthaý-bi egoüý
\tr had her for a sister they say. / And / child / made, they say / being / to rear her / wished, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:220.3

\op oüýthexchi athiüý-biamaý. Ki wa'uý noüý amaý. Eýgithe duýba woüýgithe 'aýbae
\tr very carefully / had her, they say. / And / woman / grown / they say. / At length / four / all / hunting
\rf jod 1890:220.4

\op athaý-biamaý. Wa'uý thiükeý e-hnoüý thaýzhi amaý. Wa'uý thiükeý tha'eýthexti-hnoüý-biamaý
\tr went, they say. / Woman / the one who / she only / went not, they say. / Woman / the «ob.» / always very kind to her they say
\rf jod 1890:220.5

\op nuý duýba akaý. Eýgithe niýashiüga wiüý tiý teýdi ahiý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr man / four / the «sub.». / At length / person / one / lodge / at the / arrived, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:220.6

\op wa'uý thiükeý zhuýgthe agthaý-biamaý. Zhuýgthe agthaý-biamaý ki eýgithe itiýnu amaý
\tr woman / the one who / with her / he went homeward, they say. / With her / he went homeward, they say / when / behold / her elder brother / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:220.7

\op woüýgithe akiý-biamaý. Eýgithe itoüýge thiükeý thiügeý teý amaý. Ugiýna-bi ki
\tr all / reached home, they say. / Behold / his sister / the / had disappeared / they say. / Sought his own, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:220.8

\op iýgitha-bazhiý-biamaý. Ki ushteý amaý ugiýne athaý-bi ki, zhiügaý akaý ugiýne
\tr found not his own, they say. / And / the rest / the «sub.» / to seek his own / went, they say / when, / small / the «sub.» / to seek his own
\rf jod 1890:220.9

\op ahiý-bi kiýzhi shoüý iýgitha-baýzhi akiý-biamaý. Shoüý noüý akaý ugiýne athaý-biamaý
\tr arrived, they say / when / yet / not finding his own / he reached home, they say. / And / grown / the «sub.» / to seek his own / went, they say
\rf jod 1890:220.10

\op woüýgithe. Eýgithe timoüýte te edaýdoü ugaýzhidextioüý amaý. Edaýdoü eýdoü,
\tr all. / At length / in the lodge / the / what / shone very red through it, they say. / What / can it be?
\rf jod 1890:220.11

\op etheýgoü eýgoü ugaýs'iü-bi ki eýgithe wazhiüýga akaýma. Goüý moüýde thizaý-bi
\tr thought he / as / he peeped, they say / when / behold / a bird / it was, they say. / And / bow / took, they say
\rf jod 1890:220.12

\op egoüý kiýda-biamaý. Ki muýshnoü-hnoüý-bi egoüý moüý heýgazhixti athiüý-bi
\tr having / he shot at him, they say. / And / missed him regularly, they say / having / arrow / a very great number / he had, they say
\rf jod 1890:220.13

\op eýiüte moüý woüýgithexti iýkidaý-biamaý. Eýgithe moüý te muýthingaý-bi egoüý
\tr it may be / arrow / all / shot at with, they say. / At length / arrow / the / expended by shooting, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:220.14

\op moüý wiüaýxchi waxuýbe gaýxai thizaý-bi egoüý iýkidaý-biamaý. Iý'u-biamaý moüý
\tr arrow / one / sacred thing / made / took it, they say / having / he shot at with it, they say. / He wounded with, they say / arrow
\rf jod 1890:220.15

\op ke waxuýbe ke; iý'u-biamaý wazhiüýga toü. Goüý wazhiüýga akaý moüý ke
\tr the «ob.» / sacred / the «ob.»; / wounded with, they say / bird / the «ob.». / And / bird / the «sub.» / arrow / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:220.16

\op uthaýha agthaý-biamaý. Goüýki nuýzhiüga akaý, Wizhiüýthe akaý moüý ke teýxithe
\tr sticking to him / went homeward, they say. / And / boy / the «sub.», / My elder brother / the «sub.» / arrow / the «ob.» / prizes his
\rf jod 1890:220.17

\op iýnahiü thoüýzha uxpaýtheaýthe taý miüke aýhoü, etheýgoü-bi egoüý uthuýhe athaý-biamaý.
\tr truly / though / I lose it / will / I who / ! / thought, they say / having / following him / went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:220.18

\op Ki eýgithe toüýwoügthoü aýhigixti wiüý edediýthoü amaý. Goüý eýdi ahiý-biamaý
\tr And / at length / village / a great many / one / there it was, / they say. / And / there / arrived, they say
\rf jod 1890:220.19

\op nuýzhiüga akaý. Eýdi ahiý-bi ki niýashiüga amaý iýbahoüý-biamaý. Sheýnuzhiüýga duýba
\tr boy / the «sub.». / There / he arrived, they say / when / people / the «sub.» / knew him, they say. / Young man / four
\rf jod 1890:220.20

\op ukiýkizhiý biamaý thoüýshti zhiügaý thiükeý tiý aýhoü. Wakiýdepi uýthai thoüýshti eý wiüý
\tr brethren / they said / heretofore / small / the one who / has come / ! / Good marksman / told about them / formerly / that / one
\rf jod 1890:220.21

\op tiý, aý-biamaý. Ki niýkagahi thiükeý uiýtha ahiý-biama. Sheýnuzhiüýga duýba ukiýkizhiý-biamaý
\tr has come, / said they, they say. / And / chief / the «ob.» / to tell him / they arrived, they say. / Young man / four / brethren they said
\rf jod 1890:221.1

\op thoüýshti zhiügaý thiükeý tiý aýhoü. Wakiýdepi uýthai thoüýshti eý wiüý tiý, aý-biamaý.
\tr formerly / small / the one who / has come / ! / Good marksman / told about them / formerly / that / one / has come, / said they they say.
\rf jod 1890:221.2

\op Ki niýkagahi uýzhu akaý, Witoüýde iüthiüýthiü giýi-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr And / chief / principal / the «sub.», / My son-in-law / having him for me / be ye coming back / , / said he, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:221.3

\op agiýahiý-bi egoüý zhuýgthe akiý-biamaý niýkagahi thiükeýdi. Goüý, Toüdeýha, theýthiükeý
\tr went for him, they say / having / with him / they reached home, they say / chief / at the. / And, / Son-in-law, / this one
\rf jod 1890:221.4

\op miüýzhiüga thiükeý thagthoüý te ha. Tiý edaýbe wi'iý te ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý, hau,
\tr girl / the «ob.» / you will marry / . / Lodge / also / I give to you / will / , / said he, they say. / After a while, / well,
\rf jod 1890:221.5

\op zhoüý-biamaý. Miüýzhiüga zhoüý'oühaý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Ki nuýzhiüga akaý
\tr they lay down, they say. / Girl / lay on they say / boy / the «sub.». / And / boy / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:221.6

\op wa'uý waweýmaxaý-biamaý. Wazhiüýga edaýdoü shteýshte theý iýhe gtheý shtoüýbazhi a,
\tr woman / questioned they say. / Bird / what / soever / this way / passing / going homeward / have you not seen it / ?
\rf jod 1890:221.7

\op aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, siýdadi hoüýegoücheýxchi wazhiüýga zhiýde wiüý iýhe agthiý, moüý
\tr said he, they say. / Yes, / yesterday / early in the morning / bird / red / one / passing / had come back, / arrow
\rf jod 1890:221.8

\op uthaýs'iü athaiý he, aý-biamaý. Goüý, Thiýadi utheýshna te ha. Wigthoüý thoüýzha wagaýshoü
\tr sticking to it / it went / , / said she, they say. / And, / Your father / you tell him / will / . / I marry you / though / traveling
\rf jod 1890:221.9

\op btheýe ha. Agthiý taý miüke ha. Goüý athaý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Ithaýdi thiükeý
\tr I go / . / I come back / will / I who / . / And / went they say / boy / the «sub.». / Her father / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:221.10

\op uiýtha-biamaý. Daýdihaý, wagaýshoü athaiý he. Agthiý 'iýthai he, aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr told him, they say. / O father, / traveling / he went / . / To come back / he promises / , / said she, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:221.11

\op athaý-biamaý nuýzhiüga. Eýgithe toüýwoügthoü heýgashtewoüýzhi edediýthoü amaý. Eýdi
\tr went they say / boy. / At length / village / a very great many / there it was / they say. / There
\rf jod 1890:221.12

\op ahiý-biamaý. Niýashiüga duýba uýthai amaý thoü wiüý tiý ha, aý-biamaý. Ki niýkagahi
\tr he arrived, they say. / Person / four / whom they told about / one / has come / , / said they, they say. / And / chief
\rf jod 1890:221.13

\op akaý na'oüý-biamaý. Niýkagahi theýakaý shti izhoüýge thiükeý 'iýi-biamaý ha. Toüýwoü
\tr the «sub.» / heard it, they say. / Chief / this one / too / his daughter / the one who / he gave to him, they say / . / Town
\rf jod 1890:221.14

\op noüýba aýtoüdiý shtewoüý eýgoü-biamaý thoüýzha wa'uý thoükaý waoüýtha-hnoü athaý-biamaý
\tr two / at what distance / soever / it was so, they say / though / woman / the ones who / he left them regularly / he went they say.
\rf jod 1890:221.15

\op ha. Itoüýge thiükeý ugiýne-hnoüý athaý-biamaý ha. Neuýthishoü toügaýxti
\tr . / His younger sister / the one who / seeking his regularly / he went, they say / . / Lake / very large
\rf jod 1890:221.16

\op wiüý wazhiüýga zhiýde niý moütaýha aýiaýtha-biteýama. Toüýwoü weýduba thoü gaxaý
\tr one / bird / red / water / beneath / he had gone, they say. / Town / the fourth / the / aside from
\rf jod 1890:221.17

\op athaý-bi ki eýdi ahiý-biamaý nuýzhiüga amaý. Ki eýgithe itoüýge akaý eýthoübe atiý-biamaý.
\tr he went, they say / when / there / he arrived, they say / boy / the «mv. sub.». / And / behold / his sister / the «sub.» / in sight / came they say.
\rf jod 1890:221.18

\op Tiýnuhaý, theý iý-a he, aý-biamaý. Ki noüýpe-hnoüý-biamaý nuýzhiüga niý
\tr O elder brother, / this «way» / be coming / said she, they say. / And / feared it always they say / boy / water
\rf jod 1890:221.19

\op ke. Eýdi theý amaý ki niý akaý akiýthahaý-biamaý. Eýgithe tizheýbe eý te amaý.
\tr the «ob.». / There / went / they say / when / water / the «sub.» / separated they say. / Behold / door / that / it was / they say.
\rf jod 1890:221.20

\op Moüýta ahiý-bi ki eýgithe waxpaýni-shtewoüý-baýzhi akaý, wa'uý egthoüýge ethoüýba.
\tr Inside / they arrived, they say / when / behold / they were not poor at all / the «sub.», / woman / her husband / too.
\rf jod 1890:222.1

\op Edaýdoü t'oüýxti akaýma. Goüý itoüýge thiükeý gitoüýbe ki giýthextioüý-biamaý.
\tr What / they had plenty of, they say. / And / his sister / the «ob.» / saw his / when / he was very glad, they say.
\rf jod 1890:222.2

\op Ki itoüýge shti giýthextioüý-biamaý. Itaýhoü akaý shti giýthextioüý-biamaý. Moü iý'ui keý
\tr And / his sister / too / was very glad they say. / His sister's husband / the «sub.» / too / was very glad they say. / Arrow / he had wounded him with
\rf jod 1890:222.3

\op itoüýge akaý ubaýtiheýthe akaýma. Thipiý iheýtha-bikeýama. Eýgithe kaýshi zhiüýga
\tr his sister / the «sub.» / had hung it up, they say. / Skillfully / it had been laid up, they say. / At length / some time / little
\rf jod 1890:222.4

\op nazhiüýi ki izhiüýthe thoükaý wagiýsithaý-biamaý. Hau! wiheý, agtheý koüýbtha ha.
\tr he stood / when / his elder brother / the ones who / he remembered them, they say. / Ho! / my sister, / I go homeward / I wish / .
\rf jod 1890:222.5

\op Thitiýnu awaýgisiýthe ha, aý-biamaý. Ki nuý thiükeý uiýtha-biamaý wa'uý akaý.
\tr Your elder brother / I remember them / , / said he, they say. / And / man / the «ob.» / she told him, they say / woman / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:222.6

\op Thitaýhoü gtheý 'iýthee he, aý-biamaý. Goüý itaýhoü akaý moüdeý zhiüýga duýba giaýxa-biamaý,
\tr Your wife's brother / going homeward / speaks of / , / said she, they say. / And / his sister's husband / the «sub.» / boat / small / four / made for him they say,
\rf jod 1890:222.7

\op zhiügaýxchi-hnoüýi. Tahoüý, gaýte ashniüý thagtheý te ha, aý-biamaý. Tahoüý,
\tr very small only. / Wife's brother, / that «ob.» / you will take homeward / , / said he, they say. / Wife's brother,
\rf jod 1890:222.8

\op edaýdoü shkoüýshna ki, Wat'oüý goüý koüýbtha aýhoü, esheý-de goüý niý uthaý'oühe
\tr what / you desire / when, / Goods / of such a kind / I desire / ! / you say when / and / water / you put it in
\rf jod 1890:222.9

\op te ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý agthaý-biamaý. Moüý iý'ui kethoüý shti agthaýthiü agthaý-biamaý,
\tr will / , / said he, they say. / And / he went homeward, they say. / Arrow / wounded with / the one «in past time» / too / having his / he went homeward they say,
\rf jod 1890:222.10

\op moüdeý zhiüýga athiüý-bi egoüý. Agthaý-biamaý ki eýgithe tiý haýshi tiýi
\tr boat / small / had, they say / having. / He went homeward, they say / when / at length / lodge / last / village
\rf jod 1890:222.11

\op thoüýdi akiý-biamaý. Goüý moüdeý ke wiüý wachiýshka wiüý eýdi keýiüte niý
\tr at the «ob.» / he reached home, they say. / And / boat / the «ob.» / one / creek / one / there / it lay, perhaps / water
\rf jod 1890:222.12

\op u'oüýha-biamaý moüdeý Moüdeý ke niý u'oüýha-bi ki, edaýdoü wat'oüý
\tr he put it in, they say / boat / the «ob.». / Boat / the «ob.» / water / he put it in, they say / when, / what / goods
\rf jod 1890:222.13

\op aýzhithoüýthoü moüdeý ke ugiýpixtioüý amaý; moüdeý ke toügaýxti gaxaý-biamaý.
\tr different kinds / boat / the «ob.» / very full of / they say; / boat / the «ob.» / very large / made it they say.
\rf jod 1890:222.14

\op Goüý thishtoüý-bi ki goüýki tiýi thoüýdi agthaý-biamaý. Wa'uý thiükeýdi akiý-biamaý.
\tr And / he finished, they say / when / and / village / to the / he went homeward, they say. / Woman / to the / he reached home, they say.
\rf jod 1890:222.15

\op Goüý gaý-biamaý: Witaýhoü moüdeý gaýtedi abthiüý agthiý. Iüsh'aýge eýgiatheý tai,
\tr And / he said as follows, they say: / My sister's husband / boat / in that place / I had it / I have come. / Old man / let them go after it for him,
\rf jod 1890:222.16

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý agiýahiý-bi egoüý athiüý akiý-biamaý. Goüý itiýgoü thiükeý moüdeý
\tr said he, they say. / And / arrived there for it, they say / having / having it / they reached home, they say. / And / his wife's father / the one who / boat
\rf jod 1890:222.17

\op athiüý-biamaý, wat'oüý ugiýpixti athiüý-biamaý itiýgoü akaý. Goüý hoüý ki zhoüý-biamaý.
\tr had they say, / goods / very full of / had it they say / his wife's father / the «sub.». / And / night / when / they lay down they say.
\rf jod 1890:222.18

\op Zhoüý-bi ki gaý-biamaý nuý akaý: Gasaýni thiýshi'eý awaýgitoüýbe koübtheýgoü
\tr They lay down, they say / when / said as follows, they say / man / the «sub.»: / To-morrow / your husband's brother / I see them my own / I wish so
\rf jod 1890:222.19

\op agtheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Ki wa'uý akaý gaý-biamaý: Daýdihaý, agtheý 'iýthai he,
\tr I go homeward / will / I who, / said he, they say. / And / woman / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / O father, / going homeward / he speaks of / ,
\rf jod 1890:222.20

\op aý-biamaý. Izhiüýthe waýgitoüýbe 'iýthai eýgoü agtheý 'iýthai he, aý-biamaý. Goüý, Nuý
\tr said she, they say. / His elder brother / to see them his own / he speaks of / as / going homeward / he speaks of / , / said she, they say. / And, / Man
\rf jod 1890:223.1

\op aýthixai ki wiýnhe-shnoüýi ha. Uthuýha-ga, aý-biama niýkagahi akaý. Goüý wa'uý
\tr they marry / when / they always follow them / . / Follow him, / said, they say / chief / the «sub.». / And / woman
\rf jod 1890:223.2

\op akaý zhuýgthe agthaý-biamaý nuý thiü. Ki hebaýdi akiý-zhoü-bi ki nuý eshnaýxchi zhoüý-biamaý,
\tr the «sub.» / with him / went homeward, they say / man / the «mv. ob.». / And / one the way / reaching again, they lay down, they say / when / man / alone / lay they say,
\rf jod 1890:223.3

\op wa'uý akaý shti eshnaýxchi zhoüý-biamaý. Zhoüý'oüha-baýzhi-hnoüý-biamaý.
\tr woman / the «sub.» / too / alone / lay they say. / He did not lie on her at all they say.
\nt (The rest of the myth was obtained from Frank La Flèche.)
\rf jod 1890:223.4

\op Ki wa'uý akaý, Eaýtoü eýdoü, etheýgoü-biamaý ha. Eýgithe izhiüýthe wagiýsi
\tr And / woman / the «sub.», / Why / is it? / thought they say / . / Behold / his elder brother / he was saving her
\rf jod 1890:223.5

\op akaýma ha. Eýgoü-hnoüý-bi ki toüýwoügthoü weýduba thoüýdi akiý-bi ki, niýkagahi
\tr for him, they say / . / So regularly they say / when / village / the fourth / at the / he arrived again, they say / when, / chief
\rf jod 1890:223.6

\op izhoüýge thiükeý gthoüý-biamaý ha, noüýwoüzi-aýzhi amaý goü, xtaýtheshteoüý-biamaý
\tr his daughter / the one who / he married her, they say / , / she was not jealous / they say / as, / he also loved her they say
\rf jod 1890:223.7

\op goü. Wa'uý ushteý akaý noüýwoüzi-hnoüý-biamaý ha. Akiý-bi ki wa'uý ushteý
\tr as. / Woman / the rest / they were all jealous they say / . / He reached home, they say / when / woman / the rest
\rf jod 1890:223.8

\op thoükaý izhiüýthe wagiý'i-biamaý ha, Aýdoü woüýgithe miüýgthoü-biamaý ha. Shetoüý ha.
\tr those who / his elder brother / he gave them to his, they say / , / Therefore / all / took wives they say / . / So far / .
\rf jod 1890:223.9

\ti The Adventures of @{Haýxige}
\st @{Pathiü-noüpazhi}'s Version

\op Haýxige isoüýga thiükeý enaýxchi tiýgthe zhuýgigthaý-biamaý. Izhiüýthe akaý 'aýbae
\tr @{Haýxige} / his younger brother / the one who / only / dwelt / he with his, they say. / His elder brother / the «sub.» / hunting
\rf jod 1890:226.1

\op atheý-hnoüý-biamaý. Taýxti wakiýde-hnoüý-biamaý. Eýgithe izhiüýthe akaý kuýha-biamaý.
\tr went regularly they say. / Deer / he shot at them regularly they say. / At length / his elder brother / the «sub.» / feared they say.
\rf jod 1890:226.2

\op Ni-uýwagi teýta nuýxe ke edaýdoü waniýta zhiüýga uhaý shteýshtewoüý shoüýthiüeýtha-ga,
\tr Where they get water / at the / ice / the / what / animal / small / follows it / soever / let it alone,
\rf jod 1890:226.3

\op aý-biamaý. Izhiüýthe akaý 'aýbae athaý-biamaý. Isoüýga akaý neýxe thizaý-bi egoüý niý
\tr said he, they say. / His elder brother / the «sub.» / hunting / went they say. / His younger brother / the «sub.» / kettle / took, they say / having / water
\rf jod 1890:226.4

\op agiýathaý-biamaý nuýxe keýta. Eýgithe Nushnoüý noüýba atiý-biamaý. Nuýxe ke uhaý
\tr went for they say / ice / at the. / At length / Otter / two / have come, they say. / Ice / the «ob.» / following
\rf jod 1890:226.5

\op weýnaxithaý-biamaý isoüýga akaý, zhoüý-zhiüga aýigaýtha athaý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-bi
\tr attacked them they say / his younger brother / the «sub.», / stick / carried on his arm / he went, they say. / There / arrived, they say
\rf jod 1890:226.6

\op egoüý uýtiü-hnoüý-biamaý. Goüýki shoüýshoü waýthiü athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe Wakoüýdagi
\tr having / he hit them regularly they say. / And / without stopping / having them / he went, they say. / At length / Water-monster
\rf jod 1890:226.7

\op moüshoüýde etaý te eýgihe moütaýha athiüý akiý-biamaý. Tizheýbe aýnasaý-biamaý.
\tr den / his / the / headlong / into / having him / they reached home they say. / Door / they shut on him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:226.8

\op Izhiüýthe thiü taýxti wiüý thixaýbazhi-xti 'iüý gthiý amaý. 'Iüý agthiý-bi egoüý tizheýbe
\tr His elder brother / the «mv. one» / deer / one / without chasing at all / carrying / came home, they say. / Carrying / came home, they say / having / door
\rf jod 1890:227.1

\op thoüýdi taýxti uxpaýthe theýtha-biamaý. Isoüýga sheýtheshtewoüýzhi. Duýaka! thizaý-ga,
\tr at the / deer / falling / he sent it suddenly, they say. / His younger brother / stirred not at all. / This way! / take it,
\rf jod 1890:227.2

\op kageý, aý-biamaý. Iýa-bazhiý-biamaý. Thazhoüý eýzhoümiüý, aý-biamaý. Tizheýbe thiaýza-bi
\tr younger brother, / said he, they say. / He spoke not, they say. / You sleep / I suspect, / said he, they say. / Door / pulled open, they say
\rf jod 1890:227.3

\op egoüý eýgithe thiügeý te amaý isoüýga thiükeý. Heý, wisoüýzhiüxchitheý! goüýxti tateý
\tr having / behold / had disappeared, they say / his younger brother / the one who. / Alas, / my dear little younger brother! / just so / shall
\rf jod 1890:227.4

\op ebtheýgoü thoüýshti eýgoüxti aýhoü, aý-biamaý. Ni-uýwagi teýta giýdoübe toüýthiü athaý-biamaý.
\tr I thought heretofore / just so / ! / said he, they say. / Where they get water / to the / to see «for» him / running / he went they say.
\rf jod 1890:227.5

\op Ni-uýwagi te ahiý kiýzhi, eýgithe isoüýga sigtheý theý te amaý. Uthuýgihe theý
\tr Where they get water / the / he reached / when, / behold / his younger brother / trail / had gone, they say. / Following his / he went
\rf jod 1890:227.6

\op ki eýgithe Nushnoüý noüýba atiý-bi egoüý uýtiü-hnoüý te amaý. Uýtiü uýshkoü te
\tr when / behold / Otter / two / come, they say / having / he hit them regularly they say. / He hit them / deed / the
\rf jod 1890:227.7

\op iýgipahoüý-bi egoüý, He-iý! aý-biamaý. Neýxe te utoüýnadi thishtoüý te amaý. Izhiüýthe
\tr knew his, they say / having, / Alas! / said he, they say. / Kettle / the «ob.» / in a place between / he had dropped it, they say. / His elder brother
\rf jod 1890:227.8

\op amaý uthuýgihe athaý-biamaý. Iýgitha-bazhiý-bi ki xagaý-biamaý. Hiüýsoüga+! hiüýsoüga+!
\tr the «sub.» / following his / went they say. / Found his not, they say / when / he cried, they say. / My younger brother! / my younger brother!
\rf jod 1890:227.9

\op hiüýsoüga+! hiüýsoüga+! wayeý wigiýsithe-doüý axaýge aýthiüheý no+! Heý!
\tr my younger brother! / my younger brother! / «see note» I remember thee, my own while / I am crying as I walk / Alas!
\rf jod 1890:227.10

\op misoüýga, heý! misoüýga, wiýebthiüý shte kaýge-soüýga, agthiý teýiüte, aý-biamaý. Mazhoüý
\tr my younger brother, / alas! / my younger brother, / it is I / even «if» / friend younger brother, / I come home / would have / said he, they say. / Land
\rf jod 1890:227.11

\op thoü bthuýga kuýwiüxe ugiýne athaý-biamaý. Xagaý-bi ki wachiýshka toügaýxti niý ke
\tr the / all / wandering around / seeking his / he went, they say. / He cried, they say / when / creek / very large / water / the
\rf jod 1890:227.12

\op gasuýsexti ihaýha gaxaý-biamaý, ishtaýbthi eý niý ge eý amaý. Niý koüýha ke xaýde
\tr flowing very rapidly / in long lines / made they say, / tears / that / stream / the «pl.» / that / they say. / Stream / border / the «ob.» / grass
\rf jod 1890:227.13

\op uýdoü keý amaý. Eýdi zhoüý-biamaý. Zhoüý-bi egoüý goüýki Miüýxa-zhiüýga noüýba
\tr good / lay / they say. / There / he lay, they say. / Lay, they say / having / and / Goose small / too
\rf jod 1890:227.14

\op atiý-biamaý. Gthoüýga athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe eýthoübe agthiý-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý:
\tr came, they say. / Diving / they went, they say. / At length / in sight / they came back, they say. / «one» said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:227.15

\op Kageýha, Haýxige isoüýga t'eýthai teýdi iüýuzhawa heýga-maýzhi, aý-biamaý. Thiý e'oüý
\tr Friend, / @{Haýxige} / his younger brother / killed / when / pleasant for me / a little I not, / said he, they say / You / how
\rf jod 1890:227.16

\op shniü aý, aý-biamaý. Kageýha, wiý iüýuzhawa-maýzhi. Noübeýhiuzhiüýga / oüthoüýwoüxtheýgoü
\tr you were / ? / said he, they say. / Friend, / I / it was unpleasant for me. / Little finger / fell to me as my share, since
\rf jod 1890:227.17

\op atoüýxti tan*be shteýshte uthiýwabthaý te, eheý, aý-biamaý. Ki Haýxige akaý na'oüý-biamaý.
\tr when indeed / I see him / soever / I tell him about his / will, / I said, / said he, they say. / And / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / heard it they say.
\rf jod 1890:227.18

\op Haýxige akaý zhoüý'abe gaxaý-biamaý. Niý keýdi uxpaýtha-bi egoüý
\tr @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / leaf / made they say. / Water / in the / fell, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:227.19

\op ugaýha athaý-biamaý. Utoüýna te zhoüý'abe ugaýha athaý-biamaý. Ediýxti ahiý-bi ki
\tr floating / it went, they say. / Space between / the / leaf / floating / went they say. / Right there / he arrived, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:227.20

\op Miüýxa-zhiüýga pahiý ke uýthoü-biamaý. Niýkashiüga noüýba, edeýshe thaýthiüsheý a, aý-biamaý
\tr Duck / neck / the / he held them, they say. / Person / two, / what are you saying as you move / ? / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:228.1

\op Haýxige akaý. Oüýhoü, zhiütheýha, eýgoü, aý-biamaý. Zhiütheýha, iýubtha te, eheý aýthiüheý
\tr @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / Yes, / elder brother, / so, / said he, they say. / Elder brother, / I tell the news / will, / I have been saying
\rf jod 1890:228.2

\op aýtha, aý-biamaý. Zhiütheýha, oüwoüýthixthaxtheýgoü-ga. Uthiýwibthaý te, eheý aýthiüheý aýtha,
\tr indeed, / said he, they say. / Elder brother, / do loosen your hold on me. / I tell you of your / will, / I have been saying / indeed,
\rf jod 1890:228.3

\op aý-biamaý. Zhiütheýha, mazhoüý gaýthuha moüaý moüýshiadiýxti thoüthoüýdi thisoüýga eýdi
\tr said he, they say. / Elder brother, / land / in that direction / cliff / very high / by a succession of / your younger brother / there
\rf jod 1890:228.4

\op athiüý akiý, aý-biamaý. Miüýxa-zhiüýga aýma thiükeý thibthaýbthazaý-bi egoüý oüýtha theýtha-biamaý.
\tr having him / reached home, / said he, they say. / Duck / the other «ob.» / pulled and tore to pieces, they say / having / threw away suddenly they say.
\rf jod 1890:228.5

\op Iýmaxaý-biamaý: 'Oüý ki eýthoübaiý a, aý-biamaý. Miüýthumoüýshi shuýdemahoü
\tr He asked they say: / How / when / they emerge / ? / said he, they say. / Noon / fog
\rf jod 1890:228.6

\op ugaýt'iüze mashteýxti ki tehuýxthabe naýdiüdiügiýthe zhoüý-hnoüi, aý-biamaý. Oüýba
\tr blows thick / very warm / when / tripe «see note» / to stiffen their own by heat / they lie regularly, / said he, they say. / Day
\rf jod 1890:228.7

\op te eýgoü, aý-biamaý.
\tr the / so, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:228.8

\op Goüýki xithaý gaýxe athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe tehuýxthabe moüýatha zhoüý-biamaý.
\tr And / eagle / made / he went, they say. / At length / tripe / on the back / lay they say.
\rf jod 1890:228.9

\op Etaýtoü weýnaxiýtha agiý-biamaý. Haýxige amaý sha-iý, aý-biamaý. Waýthi'a. Timoüýte
\tr Thence / to attack them / he was returning, they say. / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / is coming to you, / was said, they say. / He failed with them. / Within the lodge
\rf jod 1890:228.10

\op aýkiaýgtha-biamaý. Agthaý-biamaý shi Haýxige amaý. Akiý-bi egoüý, Eaýtoü aýmoü ki
\tr they had gone again, they say. / Went homeward, they say / again / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / Reached home, they say / having, / How / I do / if
\rf jod 1890:228.11

\op eýgoü-eweý'oü eteýdoü? etheýgoü-biamaý. Hau, shi athaý-biamaý oüýba teýgoü goüý.
\tr so I do to them / apt? / thought he, they say. / Well, / again / he went, they say / day / the, like it / so.
\rf jod 1890:228.12

\op Moüýshiahaýxti ahiý-bi ki, shi zhoüý'abe gaxaý-biamaý. Etaýtoü zhoüý'abe gaýxe te shi
\tr Very far on high / he arrived, they say / when, / again / leaf / made they say. / Thence / leaf / made / the / again
\rf jod 1890:228.13

\op weýnaxiýtha agiý-biamaý. Haýxige amaý sha-iý, aý-biamaý. Shi weýnaxiýtha waýthi'a, shi
\tr to attack them / he was returning, they say. / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / is coming to you, / was said, they say. / Again / to attack them / he failed, / again
\rf jod 1890:228.14

\op timoüýte aýkiaýgtha-biamaý. Shi waýthi'a gtheý amaý Haýxige amaý. Shi oüýba teýgoü
\tr within the lodge / they had gone back, they say. / Again / failed / went homeward / they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / Again / day / like the
\rf jod 1890:228.15

\op amaý. Goüýki wazhiüýga-wathiýze noüýka tuý-ma thoüý eý wiüý gaxaý-biamaý. Etaýtoü
\tr they say. / And / chicken-hawk / back / the blue ones / the «class» / that / one / he made they say. / Thence
\rf jod 1890:228.16

\op wazhiüýga-wathiýze noüýka tuý-ma eýgoü gaýxe shi weýnaxiýtha agiý-biamaý. Haýxige
\tr chicken-hawk / back / the blue ones / so / made / again / to attack them / he was returning, they say. / @{Haýxige}
\rf jod 1890:228.17

\op amaý sha-iý, aý-biamaý. Shi weýnaxiýtha waýthi'a. Shi timoüýte aýkiaýgtha-biamaý. Shi
\tr the «sub.» / is coming to you, / was said, they say. / Again / to attack them / he failed. / Again / within the lodge / they had gone back, they say. / Again
\rf jod 1890:228.18

\op waýthi'a gtheý amaý Haýxige amaý. Eýgithe weýduba zhoüý ediýhi ki weýs'a-niýdeka
\tr failed / went homeward / they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / At length / the fourth / sleep / reached there / when / grass-snake
\rf jod 1890:228.19

\op gaxaý-biamaý. Xaýde ke moüýtiheýxti athaý-biamaý. Moüaý ke eýthoübe ahiý-bi ki
\tr he made, they say. / Grass / the / passing far under / he went, they say. / Cliff / the / in sight / he arrived, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:229.1

\op eýgithe tehuýxthabe naýdiüdiügiýthe moüýatha zhoüý-biamaý. Moüýde ke gthiýza-biamaý.
\tr behold / tripe / to stiffen their own by heat / on the back / they lay, they say. / Bow / the / he took his, they say.
\rf jod 1890:229.2

\op Moü-iýtaxe-zhoüýka ugthaý-bi egoüý gasniüýdexti iýdoübexti theýtha-biamaý, noüýba
\tr Arrow end forked / fit in, they say / having / slipped far when hit / right in the middle / he sent it forxibly, they say, / two
\rf jod 1890:229.3

\op t'eýwathaý-biamaý. Oü+! iýgat'oüýxti timoüýte kigtheý amaý. Agthaý-biamaý Haýxige
\tr it killed them they say. / Ah! / grunting very much / within the lodge / they had gone again / they say. / Went homeward, they say / @{Haýxige}
\rf jod 1890:229.4

\op amaý. Akiý-biamaý. Giýthextioüý-biamaý. Eýgoü-eweý'oü, aý-biamaý. Hoüýegoüche
\tr the «sub.». / He reached home, they say. / Very glad they say. / So I have done to them, / said he, they say. / Morning
\rf jod 1890:229.5

\op ki 'aýbae athaý-biamaý Haýxige amaý. Agiý-bi ki eýgithe niýashiüga uzhoüýge ke
\tr when / hunting / went they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / He was coming home, they say / when / behold / person / road / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:229.6

\op aýthita theý te amaý. Shi hoüýegoüche ki shi 'aýbae athaý-biamaý. Shi agiý-bi ki
\tr cutting across / had gone, they say. / Again / morning / when / again / hunting / he went, they say. / Again / he was coming home, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:229.7

\op eýgithe niýashiüga uzhoüýge ke aýthita theý te amaý. Shi hoüýegoüche ki shi 'aýbae
\tr behold / person / road / the «ob.» / cutting across / had gone, they say. / Again / morning / when / again / hunting
\rf jod 1890:229.8

\op athaý-biamaý. Shi agiý-bi ki eýgithe niýashiüga uzhoüýge ke aýthita theý te amaý. Weýduboüý
\tr he went, they say. / Again / he was coming home, they say / when / behold / person / road / the «ob.» / cutting across / had gone, they say. / The fourth time
\rf jod 1890:229.9

\op tediýhi ki bispeý zhoüý-biamaý Haýxige akaý. Eýgithe iý thiü eýgoü gthadiüý
\tr arrived at the / when / crouching / lay they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / Behold, / coming / the one who / so / across
\rf jod 1890:229.10

\op zhoüý-biamaý Haýxige akaý. Thutiýxti ki nazhiüý aýtiaýtha-biamaý. Huhu'aý! iüsh'aýge
\tr lay they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / He had come straight to him / when / stood / he started up suddenly, they say. / Really! / old man
\rf jod 1890:229.11

\op 'oüý moüthiüý eýgoü aýhoü, aý-biamaý, iýkitaý-bi egoüý. Oüýhoü, eýgoüxti aýtha, aý-biamaý.
\tr what is the matter / walks / like it / ! / said he, they say, / cheated him, they say / having. / Yes, / just so / indeed, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:229.12

\op Eý shetoüýxti thanaý'oüzhi aýxtoü thaýthiüsheý a, aý-biamaý. Tenaý! iüsh'aýge, 'oüý iüteý
\tr That / so very far / you have not heard / how possible / you who move / ? / said he, they say. / Why! / old man, / whatever may be the matter
\rf jod 1890:229.13

\op daýdoü shtewoüý anaý'oü-maýzhi moübthiüý aýthiüheý, aý-biamaý Haýxige akaý. Oüýhoü,
\tr what / soever / I heard not / I was walking / said, they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / Yes,
\rf jod 1890:229.14

\op Haýxige amaý isoüýga t'eýkithai te Wakoüýdagi shieýwasoüýgithabiýxti thoükaý noüýba
\tr @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / his younger brother / killed for him / when / Water-monster / most dearly beloved children / the ones who / two
\rf jod 1890:229.15

\op t'eýwathaiý. Zeýawathe piý aýtoüheý, aý-biamaý. Huhu'aý! iüsh'aýge, eýgoü iüteý anaý'oü
\tr he killed them. / I powwow over them / I am about to go thither, / said he, they say. / Really! / old man, / so / it may be / I hear
\rf jod 1890:229.16

\op shtewoüý-maýzhi aýthiüheý, aý-biamaý. Huhu'aý! iüsh'aýge, wazeýthe teýdi aýgipaýnoü goüýthaxti-hnoü
\tr in the least I not / I who move, / said he, they say. / Really! / old man, / to powwow over them / when / to gaze on his / always very desirable
\rf jod 1890:229.17

\op eýiüte, aý-biamaý Haýxige akaý. Oüýhoü, eýgoü, aý-biamaý Heýga akaý.
\tr it may be, / said, they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / Yes, / so, / said, they say / Buzzard / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:229.18

\op Aýbanoü oüthiüýgexti-hnoü-moüý ha, aý-biamaý. Huhu'aý! iüsh'aýge, aýwigipaýnoü
\tr To gaze on it / I never have any one at all / , / said he, they say. / Really! / old man, / I gaze on you, my relation
\rf jod 1890:230.1

\op teýiüte. Wiýshti 'aýbae moübthiüý, aý-biamaý Haýxige akaý. Hau! iüsh'aýge, iýkigthagaskoüýtha-ga.
\tr may. / I / too / hunting / I walk, / said, they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / Ho! / old man, / try it for yourself.
\rf jod 1890:230.2

\op Aýwigipaýnoü bthiýshtoü ki shneý te ha, aý-biamaý, Oüýhoü, eýgoü ha,
\tr I gaze on you, my own / I finish / when / you go / will / , / said he, they say, / Yes, / so
\rf jod 1890:230.3

\op aý-biamaý. Oüýshpanoüý te, aý-biamaý. Shoüý, iüsh'aýge, uýshkoü daýdoü 'oüý shkaýxe te
\tr said he, they say. / You gaze on me / will, / said he, they say. / Yet, / old man, / deed / what / how / you do it / the
\rf jod 1890:230.4

\op bthuýgaxti winaý'oü te, aý-biamaý Haýxige akaý, gashtoüýka-bi egoüý. Oüýshpanoüý
\tr every one / I hear it / will, / said, they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.», / tempted him, they say / having. / You gaze on me
\rf jod 1890:230.5

\op tateý, aý-biamaý Heýga akaý. Wa'oüý te gi'oüý-bi egoüý wachiýgaxaý-biamaý:
\tr shall surely, / said, they say / Buzzard / the «sub.». / Song / the / sung his, they say / having / he danced they say:
\rf jod 1890:230.6

\op Heý-ke taý-ko, heý-ke heý-ke taý-ko. Heý-ke taý-ko, heý-ke heý-ke taý-ko,
\tr no English
\rf jod 1890:230.7

\op aý-biamaý. Hau! iüsh'aýge, eýgoüxti-hnoü eýiüte iüthiüýwoükoüýpi iýnahiü, iüsh'aýge,
\tr said he, they say. / Ho! / old man, / always just so / if it be / it looks nice to me / truly, / old man,
\rf jod 1890:230.8

\op aý-biamaý. Goüýki, Iüsh'aýge, 'oüý-hnoü aýzhoü te bthuýgaxti wigiýna'oü koüýbtha,
\tr said he, they say. / And, / Old man, / how regularly / you do it / the / all / I hear from you / I wish,
\rf jod 1890:230.9

\op aý-biamaý Haýxige akaý. Theý piý ki niýathe te, eheý, aý-biamaý. Baxuý duýba weýduba
\tr said, they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / This time / I arrive / when / I will heal it, / I said, / said he, they say. / Peak / four / the fourth
\rf jod 1890:230.10

\op gaýke eýdi piý ki oüýgi-hnoü-atiý, aý-biamaý. Weýduba eýthoübe piý ki anoüýte
\tr that «lg. one» / there / I arrive / when / they come regularly for me, / said he, they say. / The fourth / in sight / I arrive / when / I dance
\rf jod 1890:230.11

\op anaýzhiü ki oüýgi-hnoü-atiý, aý-biamaý. Waiiüý ugthoüý gahaý oüýthiü theý-hnoüi. Theý
\tr I stand / when / they always come for me, / said he, they say. / Robe / they put in it / on it / having me / they always go. / This «time»
\rf jod 1890:230.12

\op piý kizhi, Niý naýkade nazhiüý te ha, eheý. Moüýze noüýba naýzhide iheýathe ki uýi
\tr I arrive / if, / Water / hot / please let it stand / , / I say. / Iron / too / red hot / I place / when / wounds
\rf jod 1890:230.13

\op te iýpistaýsta ki, niüýta teý, aý-biamaý. Thaýbthiüoüý-xtieýgoü wachiýgaxekithaý-biamaý.
\tr the / I press against repeatedly / if, / alive / will be, / said he, they say. / About three times / he made him dance they say.
\rf jod 1890:230.14

\op Shkoüý moüthiüý te bthuýga thipiý goüýtha gthiüý-bi egoüý. Weýduboüý teýdiýhi noüteý
\tr Manner / walking / the / all / to do well / wishing / sat, they say / having. / The fourth time / at it arrived / dancing
\rf jod 1890:230.15

\op noüshtoüý-biamaý. Hau! shoüý ha. Oüýshpanoüý iýthibthoüýxti eýzhoümiüý, aý-biamaý
\tr he stopped, they say. / Ho! / enough / . / You gaze on me / you have had your fill / I suspect, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:230.16

\op Heýga akaý. Oüýhoü, iüsh'aýge, shoüý ha, aý-biamaý. 'Oüý-masheý shtewoüý Haýxige
\tr Buzzard / the «sub.». / Yes, / old man, / enough / , / said he, they say. / What sort of person are you / @{Haýxige}
\rf jod 1890:230.17

\op hnaýzhiügaiý a, aý-bi egoüý gaxiýxa-biamaý, t'eýtha-biamaý. Shoüý waýthaha bthuýgaxti
\tr you think little of him / ? / said, they say / having / he hit and broke in «the skull», they say, / he killed him, they say. / And / clothing / all
\rf jod 1890:230.18

\op thizaý-bi egoüý aýthaha-biamaý. Peýxe shti aýigaýtha moüthiüý-biamaý. Uýshkoü iýkigthagaskoüýtha-biamaý.
\tr took, they say / having / he put it on, they say. / Gourd / too / carrying on the arm / he walked they say. / Deed / he tried for himself they say.
\rf jod 1890:230.19

\op Bthiýpi chaýbe aýhoü, etheýgoü-biamaý. Athaý-bi egoüý baxuý weýduba
\tr I do it well / very / ! / thought he they say. / Went, they say / having / peak / the fourth
\rf jod 1890:231.1

\op ke eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Wachiýgaxaý-biamaý. Heý-ke taý-ko, heý-ke heý-ke
\tr there / he arrived, they say. / He danced they say.
\rf jod 1890:231.2

\op taý-ko. Heý-ke taý-ko, heý-ke hiý-ke taý-ko. Huhu'aý! iüsh'aýge uthuýkoüpi iýnahiüý-hnoü
\tr Really! / old man / nice-looking / truly always
\rf jod 1890:231.3

\op eýdegoü aýbanoü thiügeý iýnahiü aýtha, aý-biamaý. Huhuý! iüsh'aýge, wazeýthe thiü
\tr but / to gaze on him / had none / truly / indeed, / said he, they say. / Oho! / old man, / doctor / the
\rf jod 1890:231.4

\op eýthoübe tiý, aiý aýtha, aý-biamaý. Wagaýxthoü hnoükaýshe, keý, agiýmoüthiüýi-ga,
\tr in sight / has come, / he says / indeed, / said they, they say. / Servants / ye who, / come, / walk ye for him,
\rf jod 1890:231.5

\op aý-biamaý. Hau, agiýathaý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý waiiüý thoü giýthibthaý-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / Well, / they went for him, they say. / There / arrived, they say. / There / arrived, they say. / having / robe / the «ob.» / they spread out for him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:231.6

\op Ugthiüý gthiüý-bi egoüý gahaý athiüý athaý-biamaý wagaýxthoü amaý. Tizheýbe moüýshiaýtaha
\tr Sitting in it / sat, they say / having / on it / having him / went, they say / servant / the «sub.». / Door / away from
\rf jod 1890:231.7

\op giýthikoüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Tizheýbe aýgaha thishiýba-biamaý. Thishiýba-bi ki eýbithe
\tr make ye room for him, / said they, they say. / Door / outer / they pulled open, they say / when / behold
\rf jod 1890:231.8

\op moütaýta tizheýbegthoü gaxaý-bitoüý amaý isoüýga ke haý ke bthuýga thixaýba-bi egoüý.
\tr underneath / door-flap / had been made «standing» / they say / his younger brother / the / skin / the «ob.» / the whole / flayed, they say / having.
\rf jod 1890:231.9

\op Tizheýbe ukiýbaxtha noüteý nazhiüý-biamaý. Heý-ke taý-ko, heý-ke heý-ke taý-ko. Heý-ke
\tr Door / facing it / dancing / he stood, they say.
\rf jod 1890:231.10

\op heý-ke taý-ko, aý-biamaý. Noüshtoüý-bi egoüý tiý upaý-biamaý. Isoüýga haý ke uthoüý-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / Stopped, they say / having / lodge / he entered, they say. / His brother / skin / the «ob.» / took hold of they say.
\rf jod 1890:231.11

\op Tizheýbegthoüý thiaýza itheýthe toüý amaý. Heý, wisoüýzhiüxchitheý! aý-biamaý, zhizhiý-bi
\tr Door-flap / he pulled open / suddenly / as he stood / they say. / Alas, / my dear little younger brother! / said he, they say, / whispered, they say
\rf jod 1890:231.12

\op egoüý. Wagaýxthoü amaý ubeýsniü-biamaý. Huhu'aý! kageýha, iüsh'aýge edeýgoü a,
\tr having. / Servant / the «sub.» / found him out, they say. / Really! / friend, / old man / what has he said / ?
\rf jod 1890:231.13

\op zhizhiý ukiýa-biamaý. Kageý, iüsh'aýge-hnoü, Heý, wisoüýzhiüxchitheý! eý eýgoü ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr whispering / one talked with, they say. / Friend, / old man only, / Alas, / my dear little younger brother! / said / like it / , / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:231.14

\op Na! kageý, uthaýde thiügeý iýnahiü. Iüsh'aýge wazeýthe skeýwoüxti tiý-hnoü thoüýshti,
\tr Psha! / friend, / cause for complaint / there is none / truly. / Old man / doctor / for a very long time / has come regularly / heretofore,
\rf jod 1890:231.15

\op aý-biamaý. Hau! aý-biamaý. Theý ki shoüý te, eheý aýtha, aý-biamaý. Hau! wagaýxthoü
\tr said they, they say. / Ho! / said he, they say. / This / when / enough / will, / I said / indeed, / said he, they say. / Ho! / servant
\rf jod 1890:231.16

\op hnoükaýshe, neýxe toügaýxti noüýba niý uzhiý athiüý giýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Agiýahiý-bi
\tr ye who are, / kettle / very large / two / water / fill / bring it back, / said he, they say. / Reached there for it, they say
\rf jod 1890:231.17

\op egoüý 'iüý akiý-biamaý. Ugaýshka-bi egoüý naýkadexti peýde teýdi aýbixexti
\tr having / carrying it / they reached home, they say. / Fastened the kettles on, / they say / having / very hot / fire / on the / boiling hard
\rf jod 1890:231.18

\op nazhiüý-biamaý. Maýhiü noüýba thipaý-ixti iheýthai-ga. Moüýze naýzhide theýke 'uý te
\tr they stood, they say. / Knife / two / made very sharp / lay ye down. / Iron / red hot / this «ob.» / wound / the
\rf jod 1890:231.19

\op iýpistaýsta ki niüýta taiteý, aý-biamaý. Hau! keý, iüýthikoüýiga, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe
\tr I press against repeatedly / when / alive / shall «pl.», / said he, they say. / Ho! / come, / get out of my way, / said he, they say. / Beware
\rf jod 1890:231.20

\op aýshkaha uthaýgas'iüýs'iü tai ha. Eýgithe thioüýtha theý tai, aý-biamaý. Baxuý duýba
\tr close at hand / you peep in repeatedly / lest / . / Beware / leaving you / go / lest, / said he, they say. / Peak / four
\rf jod 1890:232.1

\op eýthoübe atiý-hnoü-moüý kihaý guaýthishoüýta moüthiüýi-ga bthuýga, aý-biamaý. Tiý uzhiý
\tr in sight / I come regularly / downward / to the other side of / walk ye / all, / said he, they say. / Household
\rf jod 1890:232.2

\op thoükaý woüýgithexti athaý-biamaý. Ithaý-bi egoüý thi'uýda-biamaý. Niý te aýbixexti
\tr the ones who / all / went, they say. / Had gone, they say / since / they left him solitary, they say. / Water / the / boiling hard
\rf jod 1890:232.3

\op nazhiüý amaý. Hau! sakiýba goüýxti zhoüýi-ga. Moüýze naýzhidexti 'uý te uthuýwipaýxoü
\tr stood / they say. / Ho! / side by side / just so / lie ye. / Iron / very red hot / wound / the «ob.» / I push into you with
\rf jod 1890:232.4

\op ki thaniüýta tateý. Eýgithe thashkoüý te ha. Thieý gaziýxti zhoüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Eýgoü
\tr when / you alive / shall surely «be». / Beware / you stir / lest / . / Side / stretched very stiff / lie ye, / said he, they say. / So
\rf jod 1890:232.5

\op zhoüý-bi egoüý agthoüýkoühoüý 'uý te ubaýxoü theýtha-biamaý, Chu+! Shkoüýazhi zhoüý-ga.
\tr lain, they say / having / on both sides / wound / the / pushed into / he sent suddenly, they say, / &Choo! / Still / lie.
\nt Choo = sound of the hot irons. [JS]
\rf jod 1890:232.6

\op Hoü+! aý-bi egoüý, akiýtha naýt'a-biamaý. Maýhiü ke thizaý-bi egoüý uýs'u waýxa-biamaý.
\tr Ah! / said, they say / having, / both / the heat killed, they say. / Knife / the / took, they say / having / strips / he made them they say.
\rf jod 1890:232.7

\op Maýwaxoüý-bi egoüý niý te aýbixe nazhiüý te uzhiý nazhiüý-biamaý. Niüýde
\tr Cut them apart, they say / having / water / the / boiling / stood / the / filling it / he stood, they say. / Cooked
\rf jod 1890:232.8

\op teý shti gashiýbe iteýthe nazhiüý-biamaý.
\tr the / too / out of / piling it / he stood, they say.
\rf jod 1890:232.9

\op Gaýamaý, Hau! iüsh'aýge wazeýthe gatoüýazhi-hnoü thoüýshti. Kaýshi heýgazhi,
\tr Those not seen, / Ho! / old man / doctor / not so long regularly / heretofore. / A great while ago / very,
\rf jod 1890:232.10

\op aý-biamaý. Weýs'a-niýdeka, edeýshegoü aý amaý thoüýshti. Oüýhoü, eýgipe ha.
\tr said they, they say. / Grass-snake, / what were you saying / he was saying / heretofore. / Yes, / I said it / 
\rf jod 1890:232.11

\op Tizheýbe ubaýhoü athaiý te tizheýbegthoü uthoüýi teýdi, Heý, wisoüýzhiüxchitheý! eý eýgoüi ha,
\tr Door / side of / went / when / door-flap / took hold of / when, / Alas, / my dear little younger brother! / said / like it / ,
\rf jod 1890:232.12

\op aý-biamaý Weýs'a-niýdeka. Weýs'a-niýdeka, eýdi thagtheý te. Doübaý-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr said, they say / Grass-snake. / Grass-snake, / there / you go homeward / will. / Look at him, / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:232.13

\op Naýdoü ishtaý pa te zhuýgthe gaýxa-ga. Thibthaýshkaxchiý-ga paý thoü, aý-biamaý.
\tr Extra «?» / eye / nose / the «ob.» / with it / make. / Flatten and make very oval / head / the «ob.», / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:232.14

\op Xaýde moüýtiheý goüý moüthiüý-biamaý Weýs'a-niýdeka. Eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý tiý te
\tr Grass / passing under / so / walked they say / Grass-snake. / There / arrived, they say / having / lodge / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:232.15

\op ukiýba wiüý eýdi ugaýs'iü-biamaý. Iýtha-biamaý Haýxige akaý. Giý-ga! giý-ga! giý-ga!
\tr crack / one / there / he peeped, they say. / Detected him, they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / Come! / come! / come!
\rf jod 1890:232.16

\op aý-biamaý. Giýboü-bi egoüý eýdi agiý-biamaý. Weýnoüdekithaý-ga, aý-biamaý
\tr said he, they say. / Called to him, they say / having / there / he was coming back, they say. / Make yourself full of food, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:232.17

\op Haýxige akaý. Goüýki uýs'u theýtoüxti nuýde ke ukiýthataýxti uiýgoühaý-biamaý.
\tr @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / And / strip / just this long / throat / the «ob.» / sticking in very tight / he put in for him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:232.18

\op Haýxige eý akeýdegoü kaýshixti Wakoüýdagi naýtubewaýthe, esheý shiý te, uthaý
\tr @{Haýxige} / that / the one, but / very long ago / Water-monster / cooked them to pieces, / you say / you arrived / will, / to tell
\rf jod 1890:232.19

\op moügthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Weýs'a-niýdeka akaý utha theý amaý. Haýxuka! Haýxuka!
\tr begone, / said he, they say. / Grass-snake / the «sub.» / to tell / went / they say. / @{Haýxige}! / @{Haýxige}!
\rf jod 1890:232.20

\op huý thaiüýazhi theý amaý. Huhu'aý! gaýthiü edeýgoü a, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe thutiý amaý,
\tr voice / not sending far / was going, they say. / Really! / that one / what says he / ? / said they, they say. / At length / he had come directly to them, they say,
\rf jod 1890:233.1

\op xaýde moüýtihexchi. Haýxuka! Haýxuka! aý-biamaý. Huhu'aý! Haýxige eýe ha,
\tr grass / passing altogether under it. / @{Haýxige}! / @{Haýxige}! / said he, they say. / Really! / @{Haýxige} / he says / ,
\rf jod 1890:233.2

\op aý-biamaý. Washiüý heýbe iýu'oühe-t'oüý giýthizaýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Huhu'aý! goüýxti
\tr said they, they say. / Fat meat / piece / put in the mouth he has / take ye for him, / said they, they say. / Really! / just so
\rf jod 1890:233.3

\op tateý. Washkoüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Ieýnaxiýtha agthaý-biamaý. Koüýgexti gthiý-bi
\tr shall «be». / Make ye an effort, / said they, they say. / To attack him / they went homeward, they say. / Very close / they came home; they say
\rf jod 1890:233.4

\op ki Haýxige akaý ku'eý agthaý-biamaý. Isoüýga toü aýigigthaýtha agthaý-biamaý.
\tr when / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / rushing / went homeward, they say. / His brother / the «sub.» / carried his on his arm / he went homeward, they say.
\rf jod 1890:233.5

\op Agthaý-bi te goüý ieýnaxiýtha athaý-biamaý. Shoüý edaýdoü waniýta oüýsagi-maý bthuýga
\tr He went homeward, they say / when / so / to attack him / they went, they say. / Yet / what / animals / the swift ones / all
\rf jod 1890:233.6

\op eýgoü gaxaý-bi shtewoüý uýxtha-bazhiý-biamaý. Edaýdoü baskiýthe! Washkoüý egoüýi-ga.
\tr like / they made, they say / notwithstanding / they did not overtake them, they say. / What / angry! / Make an effort / do ye.
\rf jod 1890:233.7

\op Shniý'a eteýgoüi, aý-biamaý. Athiüý athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe moüaý paheý moüýshiadiýxti
\tr You fail / are apt, / said they, say they. / Having him / they went, they say. / At length / cliff / hill / very high
\rf jod 1890:233.8

\op iýthitiü ithoüýthe teýdi xthabeý aýkishugaýxti nihoüýga muýbazhu ithaýtha Haýxige (amaý) gitaýpe
\tr concave precipice / placed / where / tree / standing very thick / spring / shot up suddenly and frequently / @{Haýxige} / (the «sub.») / near it again
\rf jod 1890:233.9

\op ahiý-biamaý. Washkoüý egoüýi-ga. Thaýthuhaýxchi uthaýxthe-hnoüýi, aý-biamaý.
\tr he arrived, they say. / Make an effort / do ye /  / Very nearly / you have overtaken him, / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:233.10

\op Eýgithe Haýxige akaý moüýze-moü gaxaý-biamaý. Niý eýgih aýkiaýgthe amaý, Ch'u+!
\tr At length / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / bullet / he made, they say. / Water / right into / he had gone / they say, / &Choo!
\nt Choo = sound of bullet. [JS]
\rf jod 1890:233.11

\op Iüý'e tiýgthe kikaýxa-biamaý niý moütaýta. Goüý waweýnaxiýtha waýthi'a agthaý-biamaý.
\tr Stone / suddenly / he made himself they say / water / beneath. / And / to attack / they failed / they went homeward, they say.
\rf jod 1890:233.12

\op Uýthoüiý-biamaý thoüýzha iüý'e sagiý kikaýxa-bi egoüý thi'aý agthaý-biamaý. Keý, shoüýoügaýxe tai.
\tr They were taken hold of, they say / though / stone / tight / made himself, they say / having / failing / they went homeward, they say. / Come, / let us stop.
\rf jod 1890:233.13

\op Oüthiý'ai aýtha, aý-biamaý.
\tr We have failed / indeed, / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:233.14

\op Agthaý-biamaý. Agthaý-biamaý ki, goüýki Haýxige akaý aýshi eýthoübe agthiý-biamaý.
\tr They went homeward, they say. / They went homeward, they say / when, / after a while «?» / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / out / in sight / came back they say.
\rf jod 1890:233.15

\op Eýthoübe agthiý-bi ki isoüýga haý ke aýigigthaýtha agthaý-biamaý. Eýgithe
\tr In sight / he came back, they say / when / his brother / skin / the «ob.» / carrying his on his arm / he went homeward, they say. / At length
\rf jod 1890:233.16

\op tiý teýta akiý-biamaý. Iüýoüguýpe tateý, kageý, aý-biamaý. Iüý'e gaýthoüska duýba
\tr lodge / at the / he reached home, they say. / We enter a sweat-lodge / will surely, / younger brother, / said he, they say. / Stone / that size / four
\rf jod 1890:233.17

\op agiýathaý-biamaý. Pathaýge moüýshiadiýxti iüý'e toügaý-hnoü wiüý thizaý-biamaý. Hau!
\tr he went for, they say. / Headland / very lofty / stone / large only / one / he took, they say. / Ho!
\rf jod 1890:233.18

\op iüsh'aýge, awiýpi-atiý wazeýthathe teýgoü, aý-biamaý. Shi wiüý thizaý-biamaý. Hau!
\tr old man, / I have come for you / you powwow / in order that, / said he, they say. / Again / one / he took, they say. / Ho!
\rf jod 1890:233.19

\op iüsh'aýge, wazeýoüthaýthe teýgoü, awiýpi-atiý, aý-biamaý. Shi waiiüý ugthoüý-biamaý. Shi
\tr old man, / you powwow over me / in order that, / I have come for you, / said he, they say. / Again / robe / he put in they say. / Again
\rf jod 1890:234.1

\op wiüý thizaý-biamaý ki, Hau! iüsh'aýge, niýkashiüga hithaýthakitheý teýgoü, awiýpi-atiý ha,
\tr one / he took, they say / when, / Ho! / old man, / person / you make him bathe / in order that, / I have come for you / ,
\rf jod 1890:234.2

\op aý-biamaý. Weýduboüý tediýhi, Hau! iüsh'aýge, niýkashiüga wiüý bthuýgaxti iýthihiýtha
\tr said he, they say. / The fourth time / arrived at it, / Ho! / old man, / person / one / all over / to bathe by means of you
\rf jod 1890:234.3

\op teýgoü awiýpi-atiý ha, aý-biamaý. Hau! iüsh'aýge, iýwihiýbtha teýgoü awiýpi-ati aýtha!
\tr in order that / I have come for you / , / said he, they say. / Ho! / old man, / I bathe by means of you / in order that / I have come for you / indeed!
\rf jod 1890:234.4

\op Washiýge piýazhi bthuýgaxti gashiýbe iütheýoühna teýgoü awiýpi-atiý aýtha! Oüýb aýzhithoüthoüýxtieýgoü
\tr Affection «disease?» / bad / all / out of / you throw away for me / in order that / I have come for you / indeed! / Day / about different ones
\rf jod 1890:234.5

\op eýthoübe piý te aýtha! Baxuý duýba, iüsh'aýge, eýthoübe piý te aýtha!
\tr in sight / I arrive / may / indeed! / Peak / four, / old man, / in sight / I arrive / may / indeed!
\rf jod 1890:234.6

\op zhiügaý zhuaýwagiýgthe. Wakoüýda toüýga agthoüýkoühoü hniükeýshe, wiýbthahoü.
\tr young / I with them my own. / Deity / great / on each side / you who are, / I pray to you.
\rf jod 1890:234.7

\op Oüýba aýzhithoüthoüýxti zhiügaý zhuaýwagiýgthe eýthoübe piý te athaý! aý-biamaý. 'Iüý
\tr Day / different ones / young / I with them, my own / in sight / I arrive / may / indeed! / said he, they say. / Carrying
\rf jod 1890:234.8

\op akiý-biamaý. Peýde te uzhiý-biamaý. Tiýshi uaýne btheý te, aý-biamaý. Athiüý
\tr he reached home, they say. / Fire / the / he filled, they say. / Tent-pole / I seek it / I go / will, / said he, they say. / Having it
\rf jod 1890:234.9

\op akiý-biamaý. Iüý'e-basiý paýxe te, aý-biamaý. Uneýthe koüýha keýdi iheýtha-biamaý.
\tr he reached home, they say. / Stone-pushers / I make / will, / said he, they say. / Fire-place / border / by the / he laid them, they say.
\rf jod 1890:234.10

\op (Niý teý shti agiýathaý-biamaý.) Hau! niý hniükeýshe, waxuýbe wiýpaxe teýgoü
\tr (Water / the / too / he went for, they say.) / Ho! / water / you who are, / sacred thing / I make of you / in order that
\rf jod 1890:234.11

\op awiýpi-atiý ha, aý-biamaý. Niý teý shti iteýtha-biamaý tizheýbe. Iüý'e te shutheýathe
\tr I have come for you / , / said he, they say. / Water / the / too / he put it down, they say / door. / Stone / the «ob.» / I send to you
\rf jod 1890:234.12

\op taý miüke, kageý, aý-biamaý, isoüýga ha xthuý'a timoüýte gthiüýkithaý-bi thiükeý eý
\tr will / I who, / younger brother, / said he, they say, / his brother / skin / hollow / in the lodge / caused to sit / the one who / that
\rf jod 1890:234.13

\op wakaý-bi egoüý. Iüý'e te bathuýtoü theýtha-biamaý. Utheýwiüxti goüý iteýtha-biamaý.
\tr meant, they say / having. / Stone / the / he pushed straight / sent suddenly, they say. / Collected altogether / so / he placed them, they say.
\rf jod 1890:234.14

\op Naýzhidextioüý-biamaý. Niý te thizaý-bi egoüý timoüýte niý te itheýtha-biamaý. Gaýte
\tr Very red-hot they say. / Water / the / he took, they say / having / in the lodge / water / the / he sent suddenly, they say. / That
\rf jod 1890:234.15

\op niý te shutheý ha, aý-biamaý. Hau! shubtheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý Haýxige akaý.
\tr water / the / goes to you / , / said he, they say. / Ho! / I go to you / will / I who, / said, they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:234.16

\op Timoüýte ahiý-biamaý. Iüý'e naýzhide gthiüý-biamaý. Hau! iüsh'aýge, iýwihiýbtha
\tr In the lodge / he arrived, they say. / Stone / red-hot / they sat, they say. / Ho! / old man, / I bathe by means of you
\rf jod 1890:234.17

\op teýgoü awiýpi-atiý, aý-biamaý. Makoüý aýthi'aý-biamaý. Naýdadaýze theýgoü amaý.
\tr in order that / I have come for you, / said he, they say. / Medicine / he dropped on, they say. / Fire sent out sparks / thus / they say.
\rf jod 1890:234.18

\op Isoüýga thiükeý gthizaý-bi egoüý niý aýgigthaýxtoü hithaýkithaý-biamaý. Eýgigoü gikaýxa-biamaý.
\tr His brother / the one who / took his, they say / having / water / he poured on his / he caused him to bathe, they say. / As before / he made his they say.
\rf jod 1890:234.19

\op Shoüý ha, kageýha, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, zhiütheýha, shoüý ha, aý-biamaý
\tr Enough / , / younger brother, / said he, they say. / Yes, / elder brother, / enough / , / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:234.20

\op isoüýga akaý. Isoüýga thishtoüý ki theý ki shoüshoüý moüshiaýha theý amaý, wanaýxi
\tr his brother / the «sub.». / His brother / finished / when / he went / when / without stopping / on high / he went / they say, / ghost
\rf jod 1890:235.1

\op amaý. (This was done four times.) Eýgithe gaý-biamaý: Huhu'aý! kaýge-soüýga,
\tr they say. / At length / he said as follows, they say: / Really! / friend younger brother,
\rf jod 1890:235.2

\op uthiýhe shkoüýhna. Theýgoü agthaýthiü nazhiüý-biamaý, ugiýkie nazhiüý-biamaý. Hau! kaýge-soüýga,
\tr you have your way / you wish. / Thus / having his / he stood they say, / talking to his / he stood they say. / Ho! / friend younger brother,
\rf jod 1890:235.3

\op uthiýhe tateý. Uthiýhe tateý thoüýzha, kaýge-soüýga, akiýthaha oügaýthe tateý
\tr you have your way / shall. / You have your way / shall / though, / friend younger brother, / apart / we go / shall
\rf jod 1890:235.4

\op aý-biamaý. Niýkashiüga zhiýde ni-uýthuoüýda theýthoüska thoüýzha theý shneý teýgoü agthiý-baýzhi
\tr said he, they say. / Person / red / island / this size / though / this / you go / will, so / they not come back
\rf jod 1890:235.5

\op shoüshoüý taiteý, aý-biamaý. Athaý-biamaý Haýxige amaý. Eýgithe Zhaýbe-waý'uzhiüýga
\tr continually / shall, / said he, they say. / Went they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / At length / Beaver old woman
\rf jod 1890:235.6

\op moüdeý gaýxe akaýma. Hu+! aý-biamaý. Haýxuka bthoüýxchioüý, aý-biamaý.
\tr boat / was making, they say. / Hoo-oo! / said she, they say. / @{Haýxige} / it smells very much of, / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:235.7

\op Waý'uzhiüýga uthaýde thiügeý aýhoü. Gaýthiü Haýxige isoüýga Wakoüýdagi t'eýkithaiý
\tr Old woman / cause for complaint / there is none / ! / That one / @{Haýxige} / his brother / Water-monster / killed for him
\rf jod 1890:235.8

\op eýgoü aýgudiý shte xageý kuýwiüxe moüthiüý te kigthaýt'e thiüý, aý-biamaý. Waý'uzhiüýga
\tr as / wherever / crying / wandering about / he walks / as he kills himself by crying / the one who, / said he, they say. / Old woman
\rf jod 1890:235.9

\op moüdeý shkaýxazhiýxchi aýhoü, aý-biamaý Haýxige akaý. A, shetoüýxti thanaý'oüzhi
\tr boat / you do not make at all / ! / said, they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / Yes, / so very far / you have not heard
\rf jod 1890:235.10

\op thaýthiüsheý a, aý-biýamaý waý'uzhiüýga akaý. Haýxige amaý isoüýga t'eýkithaiý eýiüte
\tr you who move / ? / said, they say / old woman / the «sub.». / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / his brother / killed for him / it may be
\rf jod 1890:235.11

\op Wakoüýdagi uýzhu noüýba t'eýwatha-baýdoü t'eýthe the'aiý eýgoü mazhoüý bthuýga niý uzhiý
\tr Water-monster / principal / two / he killed them and / to kill him / failed / as / land / all / water / filled
\rf jod 1890:235.12

\op gaýxe 'iýthai eýgoü moüdeýha akiýpaxe aýtoüheý, aý-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý: Waý'uzhiüýga,
\tr to make it / spoke of it / as / a dug-out / I stand making for myself, / said she, they say. / He said as follows, they say: / Old woman
\rf jod 1890:235.13

\op Haýxige amaý weýthigthoü t'oüý goüýtha-hnoüýi. Moüdeýha gaýxai eýdegoü moüdeý-pa
\tr @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / mind / to possess / desires invariably. / A dug-out / made / but / boat-head
\rf jod 1890:235.14

\op teýta zhoüý aýkast iteýthai kiýzhi, moüthiüýka uzhiýi-de, peýde naýxthiüxti gthiüý degoüý,
\tr at the / wood / piled up / places / it, / soil «earth» / filled with when, / fire / burning very brightly / sitting / when, so
\rf jod 1890:235.15

\op waniýta ugaýha-maý thizaiý-de, goüý waýthate gthiüý taý akaý, aý-biamaý. Eýgoü thi'aiý
\tr animal / those that float / he takes when, / and / eating them / he will be sitting, / said he, they say. / So / they fail
\rf jod 1890:235.16

\op kiýshte mazhoüý bthuýga weýs'a t'oüý waýxe 'iýthai eýthe, aý-biamaý. waý'uzhiüýga akaý.
\tr even if / land / all / snakes / abound / making / spoke of / indeed, / said, they say / old woman / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:235.17

\op Kehaýmazhiýde utoüýi eýdegoü noübeý te shti eýgoü uthiýshiü-de weýs'a-maý waýthaxta
\tr Red-breasted turtle «shells» / put on his feet / but / hand / the / too / so / covered when / the snakes / to bite
\rf jod 1890:235.18

\op a-iýi kiýzhi haý shuýga kikaýxai eýgoü wanoüýxixiýxe waýthiü moüthiüý taý amaý, wanoüýte
\tr approaching / when / skin / thick / made for himself / so / breaking in their «heads» / having them / he will walk, / stepping on them
\rf jod 1890:235.19

\op waýthiü moüthiüý taý amaý, aý-biamaý Haýxige akaý. Eýgoü thi'aiý kiýshte mazhoüý bthuýga
\tr having them / he will walk, / said, they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / So / they fail / even if / land / all
\rf jod 1890:235.20

\op ugaýhanapaze gaýxe 'iýthai eýthe. Tiýxiüde ukiýoüthe ki gat'eý te aiý eýthe, aý-biamaý
\tr darkness / making / spoke of / indeed. / Gorge / get himself into / if / die from the fall / will / they said «in my hearing» / indeed, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:236.1

\op waý'uzhiüýga akaý. Waý'uzhiüýga, gaýamaý Haýxige amaý weýthigthoü t'oüý goüýtha-hnoüýi.
\tr old woman / the «sub.». / Old woman, / that one / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / mind / to possess / wishes continually.
\rf jod 1890:236.2

\op Tiýxiüde wiüý ugthiüý-de zhoü uzhiýi-de peýde uýdoüxti gthiüý taý amaý. Waniýta daýdoü
\tr Gorge / one / sit in when / wood / filled with when / fire / very good / he will sit. / Animal / what
\rf jod 1890:236.3

\op gthiüý akaýta uoüýsi hiý thiü gat'eý keý thizaiý-de goüý thateý gthiüý taý amaý, aý-biamaý.
\tr to the one sitting / leaping / reaches / the one that / dies from falling / which / takes when / so / eating / he will sit, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:236.4

\op Eýgoü thi'aiý kiýshte mazhoüý thoü bthuýgaxti maý shkuýbe gaýxe 'iýthai eýthe. Maý
\tr So / they fail / if even / land / the / all / snow / deep / making it / speak of / indeed. / Snow
\rf jod 1890:236.5

\op aýgaspe t'eý te aiý eýthe, aý-biamaý. Gaýamaý, waý'uzhiüýga, Haýxige amaý weýthigthoü
\tr pressing down on him / die / will / they said / indeed, / said she, they say. / That one, / old woman, / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / mind
\rf jod 1890:236.6

\op t'oüý goüýtha-hnoüýi. Xaýde ti toügaýxti kikaýxai-de zhoüý teý shti aýkastaýxti iteýkithaiý-de
\tr to possess / wishes continually. / Grass / lodge / very big / makes for himself / when / wood / the / too / in a great heap / piles for himself when
\rf jod 1890:236.7

\op seýhiübe kikaýxe taý amaý. Waniýta daýdoü maý shkuýbe gaxthaýd itheý-maý iýxta
\tr snow-shoes / he will make for himself. / Animal / what / snow / deep / those that get burried suddenly in it / at will
\rf jod 1890:236.8

\op t'eýwathaiý-de goüý waýthate nazhiüý taý amaý, aý-biamaý Haýxige akaý. 'Oüý-masheý
\tr he kills them when / so / eating them / he will stand, / said, they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / What sort of a
\rf jod 1890:236.9

\op shtewoüý Haýxige hnaýzhiüga-hnoüýi aýhoü, aý-bi egoüý moüýzepe iýgaxixixaý-bi egoüý
\tr person are you / @{Haýxige} / you despise habitually / ! / said, they say / having / ax / crushed in many times with, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:236.10

\op t'eýtha-biamaý. Goüýki Haýxige amaý athaý-biamaý. Akiý-bi egoüý iüuýpe-ti piý
\tr he killed her, they say. / And / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / went they say. / He reached home, they say / having / sweat-lodge / again
\rf jod 1890:236.11

\op gaxaý-biamaý. Azeýkithe taiteý, piý zeoüýkithe tateý a. Piý oükiýgthitoü tateý, kageý,
\tr he made, they say. / «see note», / again / we treat ourselves / shall / ? / Again / we work on ourselves / shall / younger brother,
\rf jod 1890:236.12

\op aý-biamaý. Ugiýkie-hnoüý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, zhiütheýha, e-hnoüý, eý amaý isoüýga amaý.
\tr said he, they say. / He talked with his regularly they say. / Yes, / elder brother, / that alone, / said, they say / his brother / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:236.13

\op Goüý iüuýpe-ti piý gaxaý-biam eýgoü gthiýtoü-biamaý gthiýpixti. Zhuýga ke eýgigoü
\tr And / sweat-lodge / again / he made, they say / so / he worked on his, they say / worked very well on his. / Body / the / well as before
\rf jod 1890:236.14

\op gikaýxe shtewoüý gthiýshtoü theýthai tediýhi toüýde ke aýtoüzhi shoüý heýbe moüýshiadi
\tr he made his / notwithstanding / he let his go suddenly / when / ground / the / he trod not on / yet / part / high from the ground
\rf jod 1890:236.15

\op atheý-hnoüý-biamaý isoüýga amaý. Eýgithe Haýxige amaý isoüýga aýgimaýkazhiý-biamaý.
\tr went regularly they say / his brother / the «sub.». / At length / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / his brother / he got out of patience with his, they say.
\rf jod 1890:236.16

\op Shoüýgaxe goüthaý-biamaý. Hau! kaýge-soüýga, uthiýhe tateý, aý-biamaý. Ni-uýthuoüýda
\tr To stop / he wished, they say. / Ho! / friend younger brother, / you have your way / shall, / said he, they say. / Island
\rf jod 1890:236.17

\op theýthoüska thoüýzha theý thaýtoüsheý eýgizhoü eýgoü taiteý, aý-biamaý. Aýzhi oükiýkaxe oügaýthe
\tr this size / though / this / you who stand / you do that / so / shall «they be», / said he, they say. / Different / we make ourselves / we go
\rf jod 1890:236.18

\op taiteý. Shoüýtoüga nuýga zhiüýga aýbaku hiüý sneýdexti tuýxti-ma thoüý eýgoü niýkashiüga
\tr shall. / Big wolf / male / young / nape of neck / hair / very long / those who are blue / so / person
\rf jod 1890:236.19

\op hneý te aýtha. Mazhoüý bthuýgaxti huý thakuýwiüxe moühniüý te aýtha, aý-biamaý.
\tr you go / will / indeed. / Land / all / over / voice / crying around / you walk / w, l / indeed, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:236.20

\op Hau! wiý ege, kaýge-soüýga, taýxti nuýga toügaýxti, heý gaýzazaýxti pe utoüýnadi
\tr Ho! / I for my part, / friend younger brother, / deer / male / very big, / horn / full of snags / forehead / space between
\rf jod 1890:237.1

\op hiüý ge naýzithaý-bi egoüý, eýgoü niýkashiüga btheý taý miüke. Niýkashiüga zhiýde
\tr hair / the / made yellow by heat / having, / so / person / I go / will / I who. / Person / red
\rf jod 1890:237.2

\op oüýthate taiteý, aý-biamaý. Iý oüthoüýshkoüthe taiteý aýtha, aý-biama. Shetoüý.
\tr me eat / shall, / said he, they say. / Mouth / made to move by me / shall / indeed, / said he, they say. / So far.
\rf jod 1890:237.3

\ti The Adventures of @{Haýxige}

\ti Frank La Flèche's Version

\pr There were two Water-monsters, who killed the younger brother of @{Haýxige}. They flayed the body, and hung up the skin for a door. They invited all the animals to a feast, when they cooked the body, dividing it among the animals, thus bribing them to silence. @{Haýxige} missed his brother, and went in search of him. He reached a creek, where two Woodducks were swimming. The conversation of the Ducks, and the account of the transformation of @{Haýxige} into a leaf, are given in the preceding version. When he caught them--
\op Edaýdoü-hnoüý edeýshai a, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, zhiütheýha, oüwoüýthixthaxthaý-ga,
\tr What only / what did you say / ? / said he, they say. / Yes, / elder brother, / loosen your hold on me,
\rf jod 1890:244.1

\op aý-biamaý. Iýubtha taý miükeý. Oüwoüýthixthaxthaý-ga, aý-biamaý. Ki, Keý, uthaý-ga,
\tr said he, they say. / I tell the news / will / I who. / Loosen your hold on me, / said he, they say. / And, / Come, / tell it,
\rf jod 1890:244.2

\op aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, zhiütheýha, Haýxige isoüýga t'eýthai teýdi noübeýhiuzhiüga te
\tr said he, they say. / Yes, / elder brother, / @{Haýxige} / his younger brother / killed him / when / little finger / the
\rf jod 1890:244.3

\op enaýxchi oüthoüýwoüxtheýgoü atoüýxti toüýbe shteýshte uthiýwabthaý te, eheý, aý-biamaý.
\tr only / I got for my share, so / just when / I see him / soever / I tell him of his / will, / I said, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:244.4

\op Waniýta daýdoü-maý shtewoüý bthuýga iýkikuýi egoüý noübeýhiuzhiüýga te enaýxchi
\tr Animal / what sorts / soever / all / having been invited / little finger / the / only
\rf jod 1890:244.5

\op oüthoüýwoüxtheý. Goüý, Eaýtoü-shnoüýi a, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, oüýbatiýthawaýxti
\tr I got for my share. / And, / How regularly / ? / said he, they say. / Yes, / each day
\rf jod 1890:244.6

\op Heýga akaý zeýwathe ahiý-hnoüi, aý-biamaý. Goüý Miüýxa-zhiüýga ishtaý-theýde te
\tr Buzzard / the «sub.» / to powwow over them / arrives regularly, / said he, they say. / And / Duck / next to the corners of the eyes / the
\rf jod 1890:244.7

\op soüýkithaý-biamaý Haýxige akaý. Hiüý ke baxuý giaýxa-biamaý. Miüýxa-wagthoüýxe
\tr whitened for him, they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / Feather / the / crest / he made for him, they say. / Duck conjuring «?»
\rf jod 1890:244.8

\op ethiýge taiý. Moüthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Edaýdoü teýxi aýthakipaý ki oüthaýsithe te ha.
\tr let them call you. / Walk, / said he, they say. / What / difficult / you meet / if / you think of me / can / .
\rf jod 1890:244.9

\op Uwiýkoü taý miüke ha, aý-biamaý Haýxige akaý. Haýxige athaý-biamaý. Xagaý-bi
\tr I help you / will / I who / , / said, they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / @{Haýxige} / went, they say. / He cried, they say
\rf jod 1890:244.10

\op ki wachiýshka toügaýxti niý ke gasuýsexti ihaýha gaxaý-biamaý. Ishtaýbthi eý niý
\tr when / creek / very large / water / the / flowing rapidly / in long lines / made it, they say. / Tears / that / streams
\rf jod 1890:244.11

\op ge eý amaý. Athaý-bi ki eýgithe Heýga amaý aýiaýmamaý. Aýkipaý-biamaý. Ki
\tr the / that / they say. / He went, they say / when / behold / Buzzard / the «sub.» / was approaching, they say. / He met him, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:244.12

\op Haýxige akaý gaý-biamaý: Iüsh'aýge awaýdi shneý, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, tushpaýha,
\tr @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Old man / where / you go, / said he, they say. / Yes, / grandchild,
\rf jod 1890:244.13

\op shetoüýxti thanaý'oüzhi thaýthiüsheý adoüý, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, edaýdoü eýiüte shetoüý
\tr even so far / you have not been hearing it / ? / said he, they say. / Yes, / what / it may be so far
\rf jod 1890:245.1

\op anaý'oü-maýzhi ha, aý-biamaý. Haýxige akaý. Oüýhoü, tushpaýha, Haýxige isoüýga
\tr I have not heard it / , / said, they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / Yes, / grandchild, / @{Haýxige} / his younger brother
\rf jod 1890:245.2

\op t'eýkithai eýiüte, Haýxige amaý Wakoüýdagi shieýwasoüýgithabiýxti thoükaý noüýba
\tr they killed for him / it may be, / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / Water-monster / most dearly loved child / the ones whon / two
\rf jod 1890:245.3

\op weý'ui eýgoü, aýdoü zeýwathe piý ha, aý-biamaý Heýga amaý. Iüsh'aýge, eýthoübe
\tr wounded for them / somewhat, / therefore / to powwow over them / I have been there / , / said , they say / Buzzard / the «sub.». / Old man, / in sight
\rf jod 1890:245.4

\op shiý teýdi, aýwateýgizhoü-shnoüý a Oüýhoü, theý eýgimoü-hnoü-moüý, aý-biamaý. Ki
\tr you arrive / when, / how do you it regularly / ? / Yes, / this «+thus» / I do that invariably I do, / said he, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:245.5

\op peýxe gthiýza-biamaý goü gasaýthu-bi goüý ki, Theýgimoü-hnoü-moüý, tushpaýha.
\tr gourd / he took his, they say / and / rattled it, they say / having / when, / I do thus habitually, I do, / grandchild.
\rf jod 1890:245.6

\op Ki wa'oüý-biamaý. Wachiýgaxaý-biamaý. Ga-biamaý:
\tr And / he sang, they say. / He danced, they say. / He said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:245.7

\op Heý-ki-moüý-doü, heý-ki, heý-ki-moüý-doü, heý-ki, heý-ki-moüý-doü.
\tr no English
\rf jod 1890:245.8

\op Goüýki, Tigoüýha, eýthoübe shiý teýdi, aýwateýgizhoü athuýha eýgoü gaýxa-ga. Shi
\tr And, / Grandfather, / in sight / you arrive / when, / how you do it / finally / so / do. / Again
\rf jod 1890:245.9

\op witoüýbe te, aý-biamaý. Goüýki, Theýgimoü-hnoü-moüý, aý-biamaý Heýga akaý.
\tr I see you / will, / said he, they say. / And, / Thus I do habitually I do, / said, they say / Buzzard / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:245.10

\op Wachiýgaxaý-biamaý. Goüýki, Tigoüýha, zeýwathaýthe te aýwateýgizhoüý te, aý-biamaý.
\tr He danced, they say. / And, / Grandfather, / you powwow over them / when / how you do it / will, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:245.11

\op Oüýhoü, tushpaýha, Toüýwoügthoü bthuýgaxti paheý iýkisoüýthiü moüthiüýi-ga ha, eheý-hnoü-moüý,
\tr Yes, / grandchild, / Village / every one / hill / out of sight / walk ye / , / I say regularly I do,
\rf jod 1890:245.12

\op bthuýgaxti. Shiýnudoü-maý shti waýthiü moüthiüýi-ga, eheý-hnoü-moüý ha,
\tr all. / Dog they ones / too / having them / walk ye, / I say regularly I do / ,
\rf jod 1890:245.13

\op aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, tigoüýha, aý-biamaý Haýxige akaý. Goüýki zeýwathaýthe te,
\tr said he, they say. / Yes, / grandfather, / said, they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / And / you powwow over them / when,
\rf jod 1890:245.14

\op e'oüý shkaýxe a, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, tushpaýha, moüýze gaýke naýzhidexti-hnoü paýxe
\tr how / you do it / ? / said he, they say. / Yes, / grandchild, / iron / that one / very red hot only / I make it
\rf jod 1890:245.15

\op ki wa'uýi ke moüýze naýzhide ke upaýxoü te ebtheýboü eýgoü abthiüý, aý-biamaý.
\tr when / wounded one / the lying one / iron / red-hot / the / I push in / will / I think / so / I have it, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:245.16

\op Oüýhoü, tigoüýha. Keý, eýthoübe shiý teýdi e'oüý shkaýxe tateý, eýgoü gaýxa-ga.
\tr Yes, / grandfather. / Come, / in sight / you arrive / when / how / you do / shall, / so / do.
\rf jod 1890:245.17

\op Moüthiüý-ga. Witoüýbe koüýbtha. Goüýki eýgoü gaýxe theý ki zhoüý wiüý thizaý-bi
\tr Walk. / I see you I wish. / And / so / to do / he went / when / wood / one / he took, they say
\rf jod 1890:245.18

\op egoüý paýxti thoü iheýtha-bi egoüý, gaxthiý-biamaý Heýga thiü. Goüýki moüýze
\tr having / right on the head / the «ob.» / laid it, they say / having, / he broke it in, they say / Buzzard / the «mv. ob.». / And / iron
\rf jod 1890:245.19

\op keý shti thizaiý te, shi wa'iüý zhiüýga teý shti thizaý-bi egoüý, 'iüý-biamaý Haýxige
\tr the «ob.» / too / he took it, / again / pack / small / the «ob.» / too / took, they say / having, / carried it, they say / @{Haýxige}
\rf jod 1890:245.20

\op akaý. Goüýki Haýxige akaý athaý-biamaý. Wakoüýdagi thoükaýta athaý-biamaý.
\tr the «sub.». / And / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / went, they say. / Water-monster / to them / he went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:246.1

\op Eýgithe paheý ke tiýi thoü eýthoübe ahiý-biamaý. Goüýki wa'oüý te eý Heýga
\tr At length / hill / the «ob.» / village / the «ob.» / in sight of / he arrived, they say. / And / song / the / that / Buzzard
\rf jod 1890:246.2

\op wa'oüýi etaý te 'oüý-biamaý Haýxige akaý. Eýgithe, Huhuý! theýta akaý Heýga
\tr sung / his / the / sang it, they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / At length, / Ho! ho! / this one / the «sub.» / Buzzard
\rf jod 1890:246.3

\op amaý wazeýthe amaý aýiaýma, aý-biamaý, Haýxige eýthoübe ahiý-bi ki. Goüýki
\tr the «sub.» / doctor / the «sub.» / is coming, / said they, they say, / @{Haýxige} / in sight / arrived, they say / when. / And
\rf jod 1890:246.4

\op niýkagahi akaý gaý-biamaý: Sheýnuzhiüýga duýba waheýhazhiýxti eýdi moüthiüý-ba waiiüý
\tr chief / the / said as follows, they say: / Young man / four / very stout-hearted / there / walk ye and / robe
\rf jod 1890:246.5

\op ugthoüý-badoüý athiüý giýi-ga. Ki eý Heýga etheýgoü eýgoü agiýathaiý te. Eýdi
\tr put him in and / bring / him back. / And / that / Buzzard / thought / as / they went for him. / There
\rf jod 1890:246.6

\op ahiý-biamaý sheýnuzhiüýga amaý Haýxige thiükeýdi. Waiiüý thibthaý-bi egoüý, Keý,
\tr they arrived, they say / young man / the «sub.» / @{Haýxige} / by the «ob.». / Robe / spread out, they say / having, / Come,
\rf jod 1890:246.7

\op iüsh'aýge, ugthiüý-ga. Oügaýthigi-oügaýtii ha. Goüýki ugthiüý-biamaý Haýxige
\tr old man, / sit in it. / We have come for you / . / And / sat in it, they say / @{Haýxige}
\rf jod 1890:246.8

\op akaý. Goüýki sheýnuzhiüýga wiüý zhiýzhi-hnoü naxiýde te ukiýa-bi egoüý, Heýga eý
\tr the «sub.». / And / young man / one / whispering / inner ear / the «ob.» / he talked with, they say / having, / Buzzard / he
\rf jod 1890:246.9

\op aýzhi ebtheýgoü. Haýxige ebtheýgoü, aý-biamaý. Iýbahoüýi, aýdoü eýgithoüýi te. Ki
\tr different / I think. / @{Haýxige} / I think, / said he, they say. / He knew him, / therefore / he said to him. / And
\rf jod 1890:246.10

\op goüýki wiüý akaý gaý-biamaý: Heýga eýe ha. Eaýtoü Haýxige theýthu tiý taýdoü?
\tr then / one / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Buzzard / it is he / . / How / @{Haýxige} / here / have come / could?
\rf jod 1890:246.11

\op aý-biamaý. Zhiýzhi iýe-hnoü-biamaý. Goüýki athiüý agthaý-biamaý. Waiiüý ugthoüý-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / Whispering / they spoke regularly, they say. / And / they took him homeward, they say. / Robe / they put him in they say.
\rf jod 1890:246.12

\op Ki eýdi akiý-biamaý kiý'u thoükaýdi. Ki athiüý akiý-bi ki isoüýga
\tr And / there / they reached home, they say / were wounded / by the ones who. / And / they reached home with him, they say / when / his younger brother
\rf jod 1890:246.13

\op thiükeý bthuýgaxti thixaýbai eýgoü tizheýbegthoü gaýxe akaýma. Goüýki Haýxige
\tr the «ob.» / the whole / flayed / as / door-flap / they had made they say. / And / @{Haýxige}
\rf jod 1890:246.14

\op nazhiüý-bi tizheýbegthoü thikiaýhoüi te isoüýga thiükeý iýgipahoüi ha haý thoü.
\tr stood, they say / door-flap / raised / when / his younger brother / the «ob.» / he knew his / , / skin / the «ob.».
\rf jod 1890:246.15

\op Goüýki thikiaýhoüi ki gaý-biamaý: Heý, wisoüýzhiüxchitheý! aý-biamaý. Zhizhiý iýthapithiüýxchi
\tr And / he raised / when / he said as follows, they say: / Alas, / my dear little younger brother! / said he, they say. / Whispering / very easily
\rf jod 1890:246.16

\op eýgithoüýi; thadiüýdiü-baýzhi. Ki niýkashiüga eýgaxe nazhiüý amaý wiüý gaý-biamaý:
\tr he said to him; / he did not speak loud. / And / people / around / stood / they who / one / said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:246.17

\op Kageýha, tizheýbegthoü thikiaýhoü ki, Heý, wisoüýzhiüxchitheý! aiý te. Haýxige eý
\tr Friend, / door-flap / raised / when, / Alas, / my dear little younger brother! / he said. / @{Haýxige} / he
\rf jod 1890:246.18

\op ebtheýgoü, aý-biama. Ki, Eýgithoü-baýzhi-ga. Heýga ameýe ha, aý-biamaý. Goüýki
\tr I think / said he, they say. / And, / Do not say it to any one. / Buzzard / it is he / , / said «another», they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:246.19

\op tiýata athaý-biamaý Haýxige amaý.
\tr to the lodge / went, they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:246.20

\op Ki athaý-bi ki goüýki, Keý, tiý ge bthuýgaxti gashiýbe shneý te. Paheý
\tr And / he went, they say / when / then, / Come, / lodge / the «pl. ob.» / every one / without «the village» / you will go. / Hill
\rf jod 1890:247.1

\op iýkisoüýthiü moüthiüýi-ga. Goüýki neýxe toügaýxti noüýba niý agiýmoüthiüý-ba
\tr out of sight / walk ye. / And / kettle / very big / two / water / go ye for and
\rf jod 1890:247.2

\op iüwiüýgashkaýi-ga. Theýthoükaý zeýawaýthe bthiýshtoü ki hithaýawaýkithe taý miüke,
\tr hang them for me. / These / I powwow over them / I finish it / when / I cause them to bathe / will / I who,
\rf jod 1890:247.3

\op aý-biamaý. Goüýki eýgoü gaxaý-bi egoüý, athaý-biamaý bthuýga. Goüýki moüýze ke
\tr said he, they say. / And / so / did, they say / having, / they went, they say / all. / And / iron / the
\rf jod 1890:247.4

\op naýzhideýxti gaxaý-biamaý Haýxige akaý. Gaxaý-bi egoüý, gaý-biamaý: Thizhiüýthe eýtoüthiü
\tr very red hot / made it, they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / Made it, they say / having, / he said as follows, they say: / Your elder brother / he first
\rf jod 1890:247.5

\op zeýathe taý miüke. Iüýtoü shkoüýazhi zhoüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Keý, 'uý te bahaý-ga,
\tr I powwow over him / will / I who. / Now / motionless / lie, / said he, they say. / Come, / wound / the «ob.» / show it,
\rf jod 1890:247.6

\op aý-biamaý. Moüýze ke naýzhideýxti gaxaý-bi ki goüýki 'uý te ubaýxoü-biamaý
\tr said he, they say. / Iron / the «ob.» / very red hot / he made it, they say / when / and / wound / the / he thrust into, they say
\rf jod 1890:247.7

\op moüýze ki. Goüýki 'uý te ubaýxoü-bi ki, Hoü+! hoü+! eý-hnoü-bi ki, Shoüý xthiýazhi
\tr iron / the «ob.». / And / wound / the / he thrust into, they say / when, / Han! / Han! / he said it regularly, they say / when, / Yet / speechless
\rf jod 1890:247.8

\op zhoüý-ga. Thiýudoü tateý, aý-biamaý. Goüýki t'eý amaý naýzhide ubaýxoüi ke. Goüýki,
\tr lie. / Good for you / «it» shall «be», / said he, they say. / And / he died / they say / red hot / thrust into / the «ob.». / And,
\rf jod 1890:247.9

\op Keý! giý-ga ha. Thizhiüýthe giýudoü eýgoü zhoüt'eýxti itheý, aý-biamaý. Goüýki amaý
\tr Come! / come then / . / Your elder brother / is better / as / sound asleep / he has gone, / said he, they say. / After a while, they say
\rf jod 1890:247.10

\op ki shi eýgoügi'oüý-biamaý. Goüýki zhiüýga ke shi t'eý amaý, moüýze naýzhideýxti
\tr when / again / he did so to him, they say. / And / small / the «ob.» / again / he died / they say / iron / very red hot
\rf jod 1890:247.11

\op ubaýxoü-bi egoüý. T'eý ki goüýki maýhiü thizaý-bi egoüý wapaýda-biamaý
\tr thrust into, they say / having. / Dead / when / then / knife / took, they say / having / he cut them up, they say
\rf jod 1890:247.12

\op Wakoüýdagi noüýba. Goüýki akiýwa wapaýde thishtoüý-bi ki aýkiastaý iteýwathaý-biamaý
\tr Water-monster / two. / And / both / he cut them up / he finished it, they say / when / in a pile / he put them they say
\rf jod 1890:247.13

\op uthiýzoü teýdi. Goüýki theýxe akiýwa ugiýpixti uzhiý-biamaý uýs'u waýxai ki.
\tr middle / in the. / And / kettle / both / very full / he filled, they say / strips / made them / when.
\rf jod 1890:247.14

\op Goüýki goüý uýhoü gthiüý-biamaý. Ki goüýki gaýteta niýashiüga amaý gaý-biamaý:
\tr And / so / cooking / he sat they say. / And / then / in that place / people / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:247.15

\op Sheýnuzhiüýga noüýbaxtieýgoü eýdi gigthaý-ba doüýbe gigthaýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Ki,
\tr Young man / about two / there / go and pass it and / looking / pass ye it, / said they, they say. / And,
\rf jod 1890:247.16

\op Wazeýthe thiükeý kaýshi heýgazhi, aý-biamaý. Na! Haýxige ebtheýgoü, eheý ki iütheýzhai
\tr Doctor / the one who / a long time / very, / said they, they say. / Why! / @{Haýxige} / I think, / I said / when / you doubted me
\rf jod 1890:247.17

\op shti. Heýga akeý, eshaiý. Ki eýbe gtheý eteýdoü, uthiýxide goüý gthiüý-biamaý. Ki wiüý eý
\tr too. / Buzzard / he is, / you said. / And / who / go homeward / shall? / considering / so / they sat, they say. / And / one / he
\rf jod 1890:247.18

\op gaý-biamaý: Weýs'a-niýdeka, thiý thagtheý ki iýthithazhi eteýgoü, wathiýthishnaýzhi eýgoü,
\tr said as follows, they say: / Grass-snake, / you / you go homeward / if / not to find you / apt, / you invisible / as,
\rf jod 1890:247.19

\op aý-biamaý. Goüýki shniýpi te ha. Eýgithe iýthithe te ha. U'uýde zhiüaýxchi upaý-doü
\tr said he, they say. / And / you shall do well / . / Beware / he detect you / lest / . / Hole / very small / enter and
\rf jod 1890:247.20

\op doüýba-ga ha. Eýgithe Haýxige iýthithe te ha. Ki, Oüýhoü, aý-bi egoüý agthaý-biamaý
\tr look at him / . / Beware / @{Haýxige} / detect you / lest / . / And, / Yes, / said, they say / having / went homeward, they say
\rf jod 1890:248.1

\op Weýs'a-niýdeka amaý. Eýdi akiý-bi egoüý u'uýde zhiüaýxchi ishtaý thoü ugaýs'iü-biamaý.
\tr Grass-snake / the «sub.». / There / he reached home, they say / having / hole / very small / eye / the / peeped in, they say.
\rf jod 1890:248.2

\op Ki Haýxige akaý doübaý-biamaý. Huhuý! giý-ga ha. Washnaýte taýshe, aý-biamaý
\tr And / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / saw him, they say. / Ho! ho! / come / . / You eat / must, / said he, they say
\rf jod 1890:248.3

\op iýtha-bi egoüý. Gtheý goüýtha ki noüýwape te Weýs'a-niýdeka akaý. Goüýki, Giý-ga,
\tr detected him, they say / having. / To go back / he wished / when / feared him / Grass-snake / the «sub.». / And, / Come,
\rf jod 1890:248.4

\op aý-bi egoüý eýdi athaý-biamaý. Goüýki, Uneýthe koüýha kiýdi sheýthu zhoüýga, aý-biamaý.
\tr said, they say / having / there / he went, they say. / And, / Fire-place / border / by the / yonder / lie, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:248.5

\op Washnaýte ki weýthanoüdeýxti shneý tateý, aý-biamaý. Washnaýte ki shneý ki, Haýxige
\tr You eat / when / you being gorged / you go / shall, / said he, they say. / You eat / when / you go / when, / @{Haýxige}
\rf jod 1890:248.6

\op akaý eý akeýde Wakoüýdagi akiýwa t'eýwathe akaý ha, esheý te ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr the «sub.» / he / it is, but / Water-monster / both / he has killed them / , / you say / shall / , / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:248.7

\op Gan*ki washiüý heýbe thizaý-bi egoüý uýxp u'oüýha-biamaý Haýxige akaý. Goüýki
\tr And / fat meat / a piece / he took, they say / having / bowl / he put in, they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / And
\rf jod 1890:248.8

\op washiüý theýthoüska s'uý-biamaý. Goüýki, Thasniüý theýtha-ga ha. Theýtoü eýthoübe
\tr fat meat / this size / he cut a long strip, they say. / And, / Swallow it / do it suddenly / . / This far / in sight
\rf jod 1890:248.9

\op iteýtha-ga. Goüýki washiüý heýbe eýthoübe iteýkithaý-biamaý iý te. Ki noübeý thiügeý
\tr put it. / And / fat meat / piece / in sight / he put it for himself, they say / mouth / the «ob.». / And / hand / without
\rf jod 1890:248.10

\op thiü eýgoü gthiýshnudaýzhi te washiüý ke. Athaý-bi ki noüýzhiüshkeýxchi niýashiüga amaýdi
\tr he was / as / he did not pull out his / fat meat / the «ob.». / He went, they say / when / barely / people / to them
\rf jod 1890:248.11

\op ahiý-biamaý Weýs'a-niýdeka akaý. Weýs'a-niýdeka theý teýdi eýkitoü agthaiý Haýxige.
\tr arrived, they say / Grass-snake / the «sub.». / Grass-snake / went / when / at the same time / went homeward / @{Haýxige}.
\rf jod 1890:248.12

\op Isoüýga thiükeý gthiýza-bi egoüý oüýhe agthaý-biamaý. Goüýki Weýs'a-niýdeka iýe
\tr His younger brother / the «ob.» / took his, they say / having / fleeing / he went homeward, they say. / And / Grass-snake / to speak
\rf jod 1890:248.13

\op giýtexi, Haýxige, Haýxige, eý ki shaiüýazhi-hnoüý-biamaý. Niýashiüga amaý eshoüýxti
\tr hard for him, / @{Haýxige}, / @{Haýxige}, / said / when / his voice failed invariably, they say. / People / the «sub.» / very near to
\rf jod 1890:248.14

\op hiý ki shoüý weýahidexti etheýgoü-biamaý. Gaýthiü Weýs'a-niýdeka Haýxige eý ha,
\tr arrived / when / yet / very far / they thought, they say. / That one / Grass-snake / @{Haýxige} / says / ,
\rf jod 1890:248.15

\op aý-biamaý. Goüýki unaý-bi ki eýgithe eshoüýxchi ahiý akaýma Weýs'a-niýdeka.
\tr said they, they say. / And / they sought him, they say / when / behold / very near / had come, they say / Grass-snake.
\rf jod 1890:248.16

\op Huhuý! Weýs'a-niýdeka eýe thiü eýde washiüý nuýde ke ukiýthataý-xtioüý thiü,
\tr Ho! ho! / Grass-snake / it is he / the one «mv.» / but / fat meat / throat / the / sticks very tight in / the one «mv.»,
\rf jod 1890:248.17

\op aý-biamaý. Goüýki giýthishnudaý-biamaý. Goüýki niýkashiüga amaý tiýi thoütaý agthaý-biamaý.
\tr said they, they say. / And / they pulled it out for him, they say. / And / people / the «sub.» / village / to the / went homeward they say.
\rf jod 1890:248.18

\op Goüýki Haýxige amaý agthaý-bi ki eýgithe Zhaýbe-waý'uzhiüýga edediý akaýma.
\tr And / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / went homeward, they say / when / behold / Beaver-old-woman / was there, they say.
\rf jod 1890:248.19

\op Ki, Waý'uzhiüýga, eaýtoü thanaýzhiü a, aý-biamaý Haýxige akaý. Oüýhoü, tushpaýha,
\tr And, / Old woman, / why / you stand / ? / said, they say / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.». / Yes, / grandchild,
\rf jod 1890:248.20

\op Haýxige Wakoüýdagi noüýba akaý ch'eýwathe amaý he. Eýdi wagaýxthoü oüýthizai
\tr @{Haýxige} / Water-monster / two / the «col. ob.» / killed them / they say / . / There / servant / me they took
\rf jod 1890:249.1

\op he, aý-biamaý. Ki, Waý'uzhiüýga, e'oüý shkaýxe taýdoü utheýhe a. Oüýhoü, tushpaýha,
\tr . / said she, they say. / And, / Old woman, / how / you do / will, therefore / you join it / ? / Yes, / grandchild,
\rf jod 1890:249.2

\op Haýxige aýnidoü gaýxe 'iýtha-biamaý he. Eýdi Haýxige moüd uýgthiü ki ubthaý'ude
\tr @{Haýxige} / flood on him / to make it / they speak of, they say / . / There / @{Haýxige} / boat / sit in / when / I bite a hole in
\rf jod 1890:249.3

\op te aý-bi egoüý edueýhe, aý-biamaý. Waý'uzhiüýga, eýgoü kiýshte Haýxige amaý
\tr will / said they, they say / having / I joined it, / said she, they say. / Old woman, / so / even if / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:249.4

\op moüdeý ugthiüý goüýxti goüý giýudoüxti moüthiüý taý ama ha, aý-biamaý. Ki shi thi'aiý
\tr boat / sit in / at any rate / still / very joyful / walk / will / he who / , / said he, they say. / And / again / they fail
\rf jod 1890:249.5

\op kiýshte, tushpaýha, mazhoüý thoü bthuýga ugaýhanapaze gaýxe 'iýthai he, aý-biamaý.
\tr even if, / grandchild, / land / the / all / darkness / making it / they speak of / , / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:249.6

\op Waý'uzhiüýga, eýgoü kiýshte Haýxige amaý tiýxiüde uxthuýxa ugthiüý taý akaý ha.
\tr Old woman, / so / even if / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / gorge / deep hollow / sit in / will / he who / 
\rf jod 1890:249.7

\op Uxthuýxa ugthiüý-de waniýta gat'eý-ma goüý waýthate gthiüý taý akaý, aý-biamaý. Shi,
\tr Deep hollow / sit in when / animal / those killed by falling / still / eating them / he will sit, / said he, they say. / Again,
\rf jod 1890:249.8

\op tushpaýha, ugaýhanapaze thi'aiý kiýshte weýs'a t'oüý waýxe 'iýthai he, aý-biamaý.
\tr grandchild, / darkness / they fail / even if / snake / to abound / making them / they speak of / , / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:249.9

\op Waý'uzhiüýga, eýgoü kiýshte Haýxige akaý keýha ge noübeý gaxaiý-de weýs'a ke paý
\tr Old woman, / so / even if / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / turtle shell / the / hand / make when / snake / the «lg. ob.» / head
\rf jod 1890:249.10

\op ge waýtoü moüthiüý taý amaý, aý-biamaý. Ki goüýki, Waý'uzhiüga, e'oüý-masheý
\tr the «pl. ob.» / treading on them / he will walk, / said he, they say. / And / then, / Old woman, / what is the matter with you
\rf jod 1890:249.11

\op shtewoüý Haýxige iýthat'ashnaiý a, aý-bi egoüý, gaxiýxixaý-biamaý. Goüýki agthaý-biamaý.
\tr soever / @{Haýxige} / ye hate him / ? / said, they say / having, / he crushed in her «head» with blows, they say. / And / he went homeward they say.
\rf jod 1890:249.12

\op Agthaý-biamaý goüýki Haýxige amaý akiý-bi ki tiý zhiügaýxti gaxaý-bi egoüý
\tr He went homeward, they say / and / @{Haýxige} / the «sub.» / reached home, they say / when / lodge / very small / made, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:249.13

\op iüý'e gaýthoüskaýxti theýnaxti tuýgthoü-bi egoüý, tiý zhiüýga gaxaý-biamaý. Goüýki
\tr stone / just that size / just this many / transported, they say / having, / lodge / small / he made, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:249.14

\op isoüýga thiükeý haý thoü aýmata ithoüýgithaý-bi egoüý aýmata gthiüý-biamaý. Goüýki
\tr his younger brother / the «ob.» / skin / the «ob.» / on one side / placed his, they say / having / on the other side / he sat, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:249.15

\op iüý'e ge naýzhideýxti gaxaý-bi egoüý niý aýgaxtoü gthiüý-biamaý.
\tr stone / the / very red hot / made, they say / having / water / pouring on / he sat, they say. / Lodge / small / the
\rf jod 1890:249.16

\op naýkadeýxti gaxaý-biamaý. Eýgoü te duýba zhoüý gaxaý-biamaý. Weýduba zhoüý
\tr very hot / he made it, they say. / The like / four / sleep / he did it, they say. / The fourth / sleep
\rf jod 1890:249.17

\op teýdi isoüýga gisiüý giaýxa-biamaý. Niüýta isoüýga akaý. Ki, Hau! kaýge-soüýga,
\tr on the / his younger brother / alive again / he made for him, they say. / Alive / his younger brother / the «sub.». / And, / Ho! / friend younger brother,
\rf jod 1890:249.18

\op niüýta wiýkoübthaxti egoüý niüýta wiýpaxe thoüýzha akiýwaha oügaýthe taiý,
\tr alive / I wished very much for you / having / alive / I have made you / though / apart / let us go,
\rf jod 1890:249.19

\op aý-biamaý. Ki wiý shti shoüýtoüga bthiüý taý miüke, kaýge-soüýga, aý-biamaý. Ki
\tr said he, they say. / And / I / too / big wolf / I be / will / I who, / friend younger brother, / said he, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:249.20

\op thiý, kaýge-soüýga, taýxti nuýga zhiüýga shneý tateý ha, aý-biamaý. Shetoüý.
\tr you, / friend younger brother, / deer / male / small / you go / shall / , / said he, they say. / So far.
\rf jod 1890:249.21

\ti How the Big Turtle Went on the War-path

\op Ki niýkashiüga toüýwoügthoü heýgashtewoüýzhi gthiüý-biamaý. Keýtoüga keýdi
\tr And / people / village / very populous / sat they say. / Big turtle / to it
\rf jod 1890:254.1

\op uiýha-biamaý. Ki weýnudoü atiý-hnoü-biamaý niýkashiüga aýzhi amaýta. Ki wiüý
\tr joined, they say. / And / to war against them / came regularly, they say / people / at another place. / And / one
\rf jod 1890:254.2

\op gaxthiý agthaý-biamaý. Ki nudoüý uýhoü-biamaý. Niýashiüga noüýba waýgithewaýkithaý-biamaý.
\tr killed / they went homeward, they say. / And / war-path / he cooked «for it», they say. / Person / two / he caused them to go for them they say.
\rf jod 1890:254.3

\op Wagaýxthoü waýgthakiýthe, Kehaýmazhiýde Siüýga sheýnoüba. Xaýde noüýba
\tr Servant / he caused to go for their own, / Red-breasted turtle / Gray-squirrel / those two. / Grass / two
\rf jod 1890:254.4

\op thibuýta ithoüýtha-biamaý uýhoü thoü ugaýshke teýdi hideý te. Ki a-iý-biamaý. Niýashiüga
\tr he made round / he placed, they say / kettle / the / fastening / by the / bottom / the. / And / they approached, they say. / Person
\rf jod 1890:254.5

\op eýthoübe atiý-biamaý. Hau, niýkawasoüý! aý-biamaý. Niýkashiüga iýxtai ki eýgoüweý'oü-hnoü,
\tr in sight / came, they say. / Ho, / warrior! / said he, they say. / People / injured / when / so they always do to them,
\rf jod 1890:254.6

\op niýkawasoüý! Theýte nudoüý uaýhoü, aý-biamaý. Uýhoü te watoüýzi
\tr warrior! / This / war-path / I cook «for it», / said he, they say. / Cooking / the / corn
\rf jod 1890:254.7

\op skiýthe te-niýxa edaýbe uaýhoü ha, aý-biamaý Keýtoüga akaý. Iüýthapa iüýthashki-hneý
\tr sweet / buffalo-paunch / also / I cook «for it» / , / said, they say / Big turtle / the «sub.». / Corn-crusher / you go after him for me
\rf jod 1890:254.8

\op tai. Goüýki giýboüi-ga, aý-biamaý. (Shi eýgoü Mikaýhe, Waýku shti, Weýhe shti,
\tr will. / And / call to him, / said he, they say. / (Again / so / Comb, / Awl / too, / Pestle / too,
\rf jod 1890:254.9

\op Naýwiüxe shti, Te-neýxe sheýna, weýboüi-ga, aý-biamaý Keýtoüga akaý.) Eýgithe
\tr Fire-brand / too, / Buffalo-bladder / enough, / call them, / said, they say / Big turtle / the.) / At length
\rf jod 1890:254.10

\op weýboü athaý-biamaý niýashiüga noüýba amaý. Ki Iüýthapa giýboü-biamaý:
\tr to call them / went, they say / person / two / the «sub.». / And / Corn-crusher / they called him, they say:
\rf jod 1890:254.11

\op Iüý-tha-paý! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý! Iüý-tha-paý! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý! Iüý-tha-paý! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý!
\tr O Corn-crusher! / bowl bring! / O Corn-crusher! / bowl bring! / O Corn-crusher! / bowl bring!
\rf jod 1890:254.12

\op Iüý-thaýpaý! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý! aý-biamaý. Shi Mikaýhe giýboü-biama:
\tr O Corn-crusher! / bowl bring! / said they, they say. / Again / Comb / they called him, they say:
\rf jod 1890:254.13

\op Miý-ka-heý! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý! Miý-ka-heý! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý! Miý-ka-heý wa-skaý-thiü-heauý!
\tr O Comb! / bowl bring! / O Comb! / bowl bring! / O Comb bowl bring!
\rf jod 1890:255.1

\op Miý-ka-heý! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý! aý-biamaý. Shi eýgoü Waýku giýboü-biamaý:
\tr O Comb! / bowl bring! / said they, they say. / Again / so / Awl / they called him they say:
\rf jod 1890:255.2

\op Waý-ku! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý! Waý-ku! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý! Waý-ku! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý!
\tr O Awl! / bowl bring! / O Awl! / bowl bring! / O Awl! / bowl bring!
\rf jod 1890:255.3

\op Waý-ku! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý! aý-biamaý. Ki Weýhe giýboü-biamaý: Weý-he! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý!
\tr O Awl! / bowl bring! / said they, they say! / And / Pestle / they called him, they say: / O Pestle! / bowl bring!
\rf jod 1890:255.4

\op Weý-he! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý! Weý-he! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý! Weý-he! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý!
\tr O Pestle! / bowl bring! / O Pestle! / bowl bring! / O Pestle! / bowl bring!
\rf jod 1890:255.5

\op aý-biamaý. Ki Naýwiüxe shti giýboü-biamaý: Naý-wiü-xeý! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý!
\tr said they, they say. / And / Fire-brand / too / they called him, they say: / O Fire-brand! / bowl bring!
\rf jod 1890:255.6

\op Naý-wiü-xeý! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý! Naý-wiü-xeý! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý! Naý-wiü-xeý!
\tr O Fire-brand! / bowl bring! / O Fire-brand! / bowl bring! / O Fire-brand!
\rf jod 1890:255.7

\op wa-skaý-thiü-heauý! aý-biamaý. Ki Te-neýxe shti giýboü-biamaý: Teý-ne-xeý!
\tr bowl bring! / said they, they say. / And / Buffalo-bladder / too / they called him, they say: / O Buffalo-bladder!
\rf jod 1890:255.8

\op wa-skaý-thiü-heauý! Teý-ne-xeý! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý! Teý-ne-xeý! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý!
\tr bowl bring! / O Buffalo-bladder! / bowl bring! / O Buffalo-bladder! / bowl bring!
\rf jod 1890:256.1

\op Teý-ne-xeý! wa-skaý-thiü-heauý! aý-biama. Waýgtha amaý akiý-biama. Nuýdoühoügaý!
\tr O Buffalo-bladder! / bowl bring! / said they, they say. / Went for them / they who / reached home, they say. / O war-chief!
\rf jod 1890:256.2

\op woüýgithe na'oüýi, aý-biamaý. Giýboüi-maý woüýgithexti ahiýi, Keýtoüga
\tr all / heard, / said they, they say. / Those called / all / arrived, / Big turtle
\rf jod 1890:256.3

\op tiýi teýdi. Hau! nuýdoühoügaý! Iüýthapa, Mikaýhe, Waýku, Weýhe, Naýwiüxe, Te-neýxe,
\tr lodge / at the. / Ho! / O war-chief! / Corn-crusher, / Comb, / Awl, / Pestle, / Fire-brand, / Buffalo-bladder,
\rf jod 1890:256.4

\op niýkashiüga gaýama iýxtai thoüýzha sheýtha-baýzhi eýgoü. Nuýdoü iüwiüýnudoügaýthe
\tr people / those / injured / though / do not stir / like. / War-path / let us go to war for
\rf jod 1890:256.5

\op taiý, aý-biamaý Keýtoüga akaý. Duýba zhoüý ki oügaýthe taiý. Iüýthapa uýhoü aýgazhiý-biamaý.
\tr them, / said, they say / Big turtle / the «sub.». / Four / night / when / let us go. / Corn-crusher / to cook / he commanded they say.
\rf jod 1890:256.6

\op Nuýdoühoügaý! Iüýthapa, thiý uthaýhoü te ha. Ki Mikaýhe shi hoüý guaýthishoü
\tr O war-chief! / Corn-crusher, / you / you cook / will / . / And / Comb / again / night / beyond it
\rf jod 1890:256.7

\op teýdi thiý uthaýhoü te ha. Shi Waýku thiý sheýna uthaýhoü te ha, aý-biamaý. Nudoüýhoüga
\tr when / you / you cook / will / . / Again / Awl / you / that many / you cook / will / , / said he, they say. / War-chief
\rf jod 1890:256.8

\op sheýna duýba uýhoüi. Nudoüýhoügai; ushteý amaý wagaýxthoüi. Ki niýashiüga
\tr that many / four / cooked. / They were war-chiefs; / rest / the / were servants. / And / people
\rf jod 1890:256.9

\op amaý gaý-biamaý: Na! niýashiüga weýboü amaý thoü eýbe nuýdoü uýhoüi teýshti. Ki
\tr the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Why! / persons / those who were called / who / war-path / they cook / «see note». / And
\rf jod 1890:256.10

\op wiüý gaý-biamaý: Na! Keýtoüga uýhoü-biamaý. Tenaý! shkoüý-zhuaýzhi-maý shkoüý-thi'aý-ma thoüý
\tr one / said as follows, they say: / Why! / Big turtle / cooked, they say. / Psha! / they who cannot move well enough / they who cannot move fast enough
\rf jod 1890:256.11

\op woüýgithe waýbahiý a. Tenaý! Sheýnawaýthe taý amaý uýbesniü weýthai te.
\tr all / he gathered them / ? / Psha! / They will destroy them / they find them out / they see them / when.
\rf jod 1890:256.12

\op Nudoüýhoüga weýthigthoü t'oüýi-de nudoüý akaý teý, aý-biamaý. Iüýthapa uýhoü-biamaý.
\tr War-chief / mind / possesses when / he may carry on war, / said they, they say. / Corn-crusher / cooked, they say.
\rf jod 1890:256.13

\op Nuýgthe uýhoü-biamaý, shi te-niýxa eýgoü uthuýhoü-biamaý. Shi Waýku akaý uýhoü-biamaý.
\tr Turnips / he cooked, they say, / again / buffalo-paunch / like / he cooked together, they say. / Again / Awl / the «sub.» / cooked, they say.
\rf jod 1890:256.14

\op Siüý uýhoü-biamaý. Shi Mikaýhe akaý uýhoü-biamaý. Teýthawe uýhoü-biamaý. Goüý,
\tr Wild rice / he cooked, they say. / Again / Comb / the «sub.» / cooked, they say. / @{Teýthawe} «see note» / he cooked, they say. / And,
\rf jod 1890:256.15

\op Sheýna zhoüý. Oügaýthe taiý, hoüý ki, aý-biamaý. Goüý athaý-biamaý. Keýtoüga akaý
\tr Enough / sleep. / Let us go, / night / when, / said he, they say. / And / they went, they say. / Big turtle / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:256.16

\op utoüý-thahe toüýga gaxaý-biamaý. Hiýthawiüý-doüpaý hithaýwiü-biamaý. Moüthiüýk
\tr leggings with large flaps / made they say. / Short garters / he tied around the leggings, they say. / Earth
\rf jod 1890:256.17

\op iüdeý thoü iýbikaý-biamaý Keýtoüga akaý. Goüýki zhiýdethe-hnoüý-biamaý. Goüýki
\tr face / the / rubbed with, they say / Big turtle / the «sub.». / And / he reddened it they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:257.1

\op xaýde thagaý-biamaý. Taxpiý thoü hiüýxpe skaý aýzhi-biamaý. Peýxeha gthiýza-biamaý,
\tr grass / he wore on his head, they say. / Top of head / the / fine feather / white / he put them on, they say. / Gourd «rattle» / he took his, they say,
\rf jod 1890:257.2

\op theýgoü-biamaý. Gasaýthu-biamaý. Wa'oüý-biamaý nudoüýhoüga wa'oüý etaý te.
\tr thus they say. / He shook and rattled, they say. / He sang they say / war-chief / song / his / the.
\rf jod 1890:257.3

\op Keý-toü Xoüý-ye waý-te kuý-he shaý-noü-gaý hiý-e cheý-e goý, hiý-e cheý-e goý.
\tr «see note»
\rf jod 1890:257.4

\op Noüteýxti moüthiüý-biamaý. Uýthishoü moüthiüý-biamaý. Athaý-biamaý ki oüýba amaý.
\tr Stepping lively / he walked they say. / Around them / he walked they say. / They went, they say / when / day / they say.
\rf jod 1890:257.5

\op Eýgithe Te-nuýga zhiüýga wiüý atiý-biamaý. Niýkawasoüý! giýnoüheýbai-ga, aý-biamaý
\tr At length / Buffalo-bull / small / one / came, they say. / Warrior! / wait ye for him, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:257.6

\op Keýtoüga akaý. Ki, Wagaýshoü moübthiüý-de awaýnaxthiüýxti moübthiüý. Thakuýtha-ga,
\tr Big turtle / the «sub.». / And, / Traveling / I walk while / I am in a great hurry / I walk. / Speak rapidly,
\rf jod 1890:257.7

\op aý-biamaý. Eaýtoü moühniüý eýiüte. Oüýhoü, nuýdoühoügaý, eýgoü, aý-biamaý. Wagaýshoü
\tr said he, they say. / Why / you walk / may? / Yes, / O war-chief, / so, / said he, they say. / Traveling
\rf jod 1890:257.8

\op moühniüý-de uthiýthai eýgoü, Eýdi moübthiüý teý, ebtheýgoü, uwiýnai ha, aý-biamaý
\tr you walk while / they told of you / as, / There / I walk / will, / I thought, / I sought you / , / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:257.9

\op (Te-nuýga zhiüýga akaý). Keýgoü-ga, aý-biamaý (Keýtoüga akaý). Shkoüý thiýta te
\tr (Buffalo-bull / small / the). / Come, do so, / said, they say / (Big turtle / the). / Ways «movements» / your / the
\rf jod 1890:257.10

\op wiýtoübe koüýbtha, aý-biamaý. Te-nuýga akaý ukiýpatoüý-biamaý. Gipaýhoü-biamaý.
\tr I see for you / I wish, / said he, they say. / Buffalo-bull / the «sub.». / rolled himself over, they say. / He arose again, they say.
\rf jod 1890:257.11

\op Toüýde ke zhaýhe-hnoüý-biamaý. Heý te iýzhahe-hnoüý-biamaý. Toüýde ke baxaýpi-de
\tr Ground / the / he thrust at regularly they say. / Horn / the / he thrust at with regularly they say. / Ground / the / he gored while
\rf jod 1890:257.12

\op heýbe oüýtha theýtha-biamaý. Siüýde ke thixoüý teýgoü nazhiüý-biamaý. Tashnoüýge
\tr piece / he threw away suddenly, they say. / Tail / the / break off / will, like / he stood they say. / Ash-tree
\rf jod 1890:257.13

\op wiüý edediý-te amaý. Ieýnaxithaý-biamaý. Bastaýkixti weýahide theýtha-biamaý. Nuýdoühoügaý,
\tr one / it stood there, they say, / He attacked it, they say. / Pushed «and splintered?» / far away / he sent forcibly, they say. / O war-chief,
\rf jod 1890:257.14

\op gaýmoü teýskoübtheýgoü naýoüxiýtha 'ithaýi ki, aý-biamaý (Te-nuýga akaý).
\tr I do that / will, I expect / to scare, or vex me / he threatens / if, / said, they say / (Buffalo-bull / the).
\rf jod 1890:257.15

\op Niýkashiüga juýba wagaýshoü zhuaýwagthe wadoüýba-ga ha. Waheýhe shtewoüý
\tr Person / some / traveling / I with them / see them / . / Faint-hearted / in the least
\rf jod 1890:257.16

\op thiügaiý. Eýwathaýkigoü-shtewoüýzhi. Uýshioüthaýthe. Keý, moüthiüýga, aý-biamaý. Wa'oüý
\tr there are none. / You are not in the least like them. / You have disappointed me. / Come, / walk, / said he, they say. / Song
\rf jod 1890:257.17

\op te shi wa'oüý-biamaý. Keý-toü Xoüý-ye waý-te kuý-he shaý-noü-gaý, hiý-e cheý-e goý,
\tr the / again / he sang they say. / Turtle / Big / «see note»
\rf jod 1890:257.18

\op hiý-e cheý-e goý, aý-biamaý. Shi athaý-biamaý. Niýkawasoüý! tithaý-i-ga, aý-biamaý. Niý
\tr said he, they say. / Again / they went, they say. / Warrior! / pass ye on, / said he, they say. / Water
\rf jod 1890:257.19

\op wiüý edediý-ke amaý, zhiüýgazhi. Thitaý-biamaý. Goüýki Naýwiüxe pahoüýga
\tr one / there it lay, they say, / not small. / They crossed it, they say. / And / Fire-brand / before
\rf jod 1890:258.1

\op washkoüýxti moüthiüý amaý. Eýgithe uzheýtha-bi egoüý niýahitheýtha-biamaý goüý naýzhi-biamaý.
\tr making a great effort / was walking, they say. / At length / weary, they say / because / he plunged into the water, they say / and / went out they say.
\rf jod 1890:258.2

\op Nuýdoühoügaý! theýthuxchi shubthaý-maýzhi, aý-biamaý. Niýkawasoüý! uxtheýxchi
\tr O war-chief! / just here / I go not to you, / said he, they say. / Warrior! / very soon
\rf jod 1890:258.3

\op agthiý taý miüke. Shoüý gthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Masaýni ahiý-bi egoüý athaý-biamaý.
\tr I come back / will / I who. / For a while / sit, / said he, they say. / The other side / reached, they say / having / they went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:258.4

\op Eýgithe Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde wiüý shi atiý-biamaý. Niýkawasoüý! giýnoüheýbai-ga, e'oüý teýgoü shoüý iüte.
\tr At length / Long-tailed-cat / one / again / came, they say. / Warrior! / wait ye for him, / «see note»
\rf jod 1890:258.5

\op Eýgazeýze nazhiüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Thakuýtha-ga, aý-biamaý. E'oüý
\tr In a line / stand ye, / said he, they say. / Speak quickly, / said he, they say. / How
\rf jod 1890:258.6

\op moühniüý eýiüte, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, nuýdoühoügaý, eýgoü, aý-biamaý. Wagaýshoü
\tr you walk / may? / said he, they say. / Yes, / O war-chief, / so, / said he, they say. / Traveling
\rf jod 1890:258.7

\op moühniüý-bi aiý uthiýtha-hnoüýi. Ki eýdi moübthiüý koüýbtha goüý uwiýnai, aý-biamaý.
\tr you walked it was said / they said / was told of you regularly. / And / there / I walk / I wish / so / I have sought you, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:258.8

\op Keýgoü-ga, aý-biamaý. Shkoüý thithiýta te wiýtoübe tateý. Goüýki Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde
\tr Do so, / said he, they say. / Ways / your own / the / I see for you / shall. / And / Long-tailed-cat
\rf jod 1890:258.9

\op akaý hiüý ke bthuýgaxti kigthiýhedoüý-biamaý. Siüýde ke thish'iüýka-biamaý. Goüýki
\tr The «sub.» / hair / the / all over / made his bristle up, they say. / Tail / the / he bent backward, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:258.10

\op paheý zhiüýga kigthaýha uoüýsi aýiaýtha-biamaý. Taýxti zhiüýga wiüý umoüýthiüka
\tr hill / small / to the bottom / leaping / he had gone, they say. / Deer / small / one / year
\rf jod 1890:258.11

\op noüýba ameýgoü nuýde-taýshe thoü thit'oüýbi egoüý thaxthaýzhe thaheý agthiý-biamaý. Gaýmoü
\tr two / like them / throat lump / the / touched, they say, / having / making him cry by biting / holding with his teeth / he came back, they say. / I do that
\rf jod 1890:258.12

\op teýskoü-btheýgoü, nuýdoühoügaý! edaýdoü naýoüxiýtha 'iýshai ki, aý-biamaý. Athuýha,
\tr will, I expect, / O war-chief! / what / to scare or vex me / he threatens / if, / said he, they say. / Again «something else»,
\rf jod 1890:258.13

\op aý-biamaý Keýtoüga akaý. Oüýkazhi ha, nuýdoühoügaý! eshnoüý, aý-biamaý. Uýshioüthaýthe,
\tr said, they say / Big turtle / the «sub.». / Not so / , / O war-chief! / that alone, / said he, they say. / You have disappointed me,
\rf jod 1890:258.14

\op aý-biamaý Keýtoüga akaý. Niýkashiüga theýthoükaý zhuaýwagthe thoükaý wadoüýba-ga,
\tr said, they say / Big turtle / the «sub.». / Person / these who / I with them / the ones who / see them,
\rf jod 1890:258.15

\op aý-biamaý. Aýwatoü wiüý zhuýazhi aýdoü, aý-biamaý. Thizhuýazhixtioüý. Keý,
\tr said he, they say. / Where «stands» / one / imperfect / ? / said he, they say. / You are very inferior. / Come,
\rf jod 1890:258.16

\op moüthiüý-ga. Thiý uýshioüthaýthe, aý-biamaý. Athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe paheý kiýha ahiý-bi
\tr walk. / You / you have disappointed me, / said he, they say. / They went, they say. / At length / hill / downward / they arrived, they say
\rf jod 1890:258.17

\op ki, eýgithe Wasaýbe wiüý atiý-biamaý. Nuýdoühoügaý! shi atiý wiüý, a-biamaý. E'oüý teýgoü shoüý iüte,
\tr when, / behold / Black bear / one / came, they say. / O war-chief! / again / has come / one, / said they, they say. / «see note»,
\rf jod 1890:258.18

\op niýkawasoüý! Giýnoüheýbai-ga. Eýgazeýze nazhiüýi-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr warrior! / Wait ye for him. / In a row / stand ye, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:258.19

\op Hau! keý, thakuýtha-ga. E'oüý moühniüý eýiüte. Wagaýshoü moübthiüý-de awaýnaxthiüýxti
\tr Ho! / come, / speak quickly. / What is your business? / Traveling / I walk while / I am in a great hurry
\rf jod 1890:258.20

\op moübthiüý, aý-biamaý (Keýtoüga akaý). Oüýhoü, nuýdoühoügaý! eýgoü, aý-biamaý
\tr I walk, / said, they say / (Big turtle / the). / Yes, / O war-chief! / so, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:258.21

\op (Wasaýbe akaý). Wagaýshoü moühniüý-bi aiý uthiýtha-hnoüýi, ki eýdi moübthiüý
\tr (Black bear / the). / Traveling / you walked, it was said / they said / was told of you regularly, / and / there / I walk
\rf jod 1890:259.1

\op koüýbtha goüý uwiýnexti aýtha, aý-biamaý. Hau! keýgoü-ga, aý-biamaý (Keýtoüga
\tr I wish / and / I have sought you diligently / indeed, / said he, they say. / Ho! / do so, / said, they say / (Big turtle
\rf jod 1890:259.2

\op akaý). Aýzhoü goüý sheýsheiüte. Shkoüý thithiýta toüýbe koüýbtha, aý-biamaý (Keýtoüga
\tr the). / How you do / so / you may have thought that. / Ways / your own / I see / I wish, / said, they say / (Big turtle
\rf jod 1890:259.3

\op akaý). Wasaýbe akaý toüýde ke thixaýpi-bi goüý moü-taýshe oüýtha-hnoü theýtha-biamaý.
\tr the). / Black bear / the «sub.» / ground / the / pierced with his claws, they say / so / round lumps of earth / threw away regularly / he sent forcibly, they say.
\rf jod 1890:259.4

\op Goüýki taýshkahi naýsabe wiüý edediý-te amaý. Ieýnaxithaý-biamaý. Aýna-bi egoüý
\tr And / oak / blackened by fire / one / stood there, they say. / He attacked it, they say. / Hugged it, they say, / having
\rf jod 1890:259.5

\op oüýthaxti theýtha-biamaý. Nuýdoühoügaý! edaýdoü naýoüxitha 'iýthai ki gaýmoü teýskoübtheýgoü,
\tr he threw it far / sent suddenly, they say. / O war-chief! / what / to scare or vex me / he threatens / if / I do that / will, I expect,
\rf jod 1890:259.6

\op aý-biamaý (Wasaýbe akaý). Goüýki gaýi te Keýtoüga toüý: Hau! niýkawasoüý,
\tr said, they say / (Black-bear / the). / And / said as follows / Big turtle / the «std. ob.»: / Ho! / warrior,
\rf jod 1890:259.7

\op uýshioüthaýthe. Niýkashiüga juýba theýthoükaý zhuaýwagtheý-de wadoüýba-ga,
\tr you have disappointed me. / Person / some / these who / I with them but / see them,
\rf jod 1890:259.8

\op aý-biamaý. Waheýhe shtewoüý thiügaiý. Uýshioüthaýthe. Keý, moüthiüýga. Zhuýbazhi-maý
\tr said he, they say. / Faint-hearted / in the least / there is none. / You have disappointed me. / Come, / walk. / The inferior ones
\rf jod 1890:259.9

\op eýgoü-hnoü theýawakiýthe ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr so regularly / I send them off / , / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:259.10

\op Uchiýzhexti eýdi athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe Te-neýxe thiükeý thibthaýza-biamaý,
\tr Dense undergrowth / there / they went, they say. / At length / Buffalo-bladder / the «ob.» / was torn open, they say,
\rf jod 1890:259.11

\op thixuý'egoüý-ma. Xe-iý! theýthuxchi shubthaý-maýzhi, aý-biamaý. Hau! niýkawasoüý!
\tr sound of tearing like it, they say. / Alas! / just here / I go not to you, / said he, they say. / Ho! / warrior!
\rf jod 1890:259.12

\op uxtheýxchi agthiý taý miüke. Shoüý gthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý (Keýtoüga akaý). Shi
\tr very soon / I come back / will / I who. / For a while / sit, / said, they say / (Big turtle / the). / Again
\rf jod 1890:259.13

\op athaý-biamaý. Athaý-biamaý ki uheý piýazhi eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Zhoüthoüýxa moüýshiadiýxti
\tr they went, they say. / They went, they say / when / path / bad / there / they reached, they say. / Log / very high
\rf jod 1890:259.14

\op gthadiüý zhoüý ke amaý. Kehaýmazhiýde akaý aýgazhade thi'aý amaý. Hau! nuýdoühoügaý,
\tr across / were lying, they say. / Red-breasted turtle / the «sub.» / to step over / failed / they say. / Ho! / O war-chief,
\rf jod 1890:259.15

\op theýthuxchi shubthaý-maýzhi, aý-biamaý. Hau! niýkawasoüý, uxtheýxchi agthiý taý
\tr just here / I go not to you, / said he, they say. / Ho! / warrior, / very soon / I come back / will
\rf jod 1890:259.16

\op miüke. Shoüý gthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý (Keýtoüga akaý). Shi athaý-biamaý. Athaý-biamaý
\tr I who. / For a while / sit, / said, they say / (Big turtle / the). / Again / they went, they say. / They went, they say
\rf jod 1890:259.17

\op ki, eýgithe Shoüýtoüga wiüý atiý-biamaý. Nuýdoühoügaý, shi atiý wiüý, aý-biamaý.
\tr when, / behold / Big wolf / one / came, they say. / O war-chief, / again / has come / one, / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:259.18

\op E'oüý teýgoü shoüý iüte, niýkawasoüý! Giýnoüheýbai-ga. Eýgazeýze nazhiüýi-ga, aý-biamaý
\tr «see note» / warrior! / Wait for him. / In a row / stand ye, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:259.19

\op (Keýtoüga akaý). Hau! keý, thakuýtha-ga. E'oüý moühniüý eýiüte. Wagaýshoü
\tr (Big turtle / the). / Ho! / come, / speak quickly. / What is your business? / Traveling
\rf jod 1890:259.20

\op moübthiüý-de awaýnaxthiüýxti moübthiüý, aý-biamaý (Keýtoüga akaý). Oüýhoü, nuýdoühoügaý!
\tr I walk while / I am in a great hurry / I walk, / said, they say / (Big turtle / the). / Yes, / O war-chief!
\rf jod 1890:260.1

\op eýgoü, aý-biamaý (Shoüýtoüga akaý). Wagaýshoü moühniüý-bi aiý uthiýtha-hnoüýi,
\tr so, / said, they say / (Big wolf / the). / Traveling / you walked, it was said / they said / was told of you regularly,
\rf jod 1890:260.2

\op ki eýdi moübthiüý koüýbtha goüý uwiýnai, aý-biamaý (Shoüýtoüga akaý). Hau!
\tr and / there / I walk / I wish / as / I have sought you, / said, they say / (Big wolf / the). / Ho!
\rf jod 1890:260.3

\op keýgoü-ga, aý-biamaý (Keýtoüga akaý). Aýzhoü goüý sheýsheiüte. Shkoüý thithiýta toüýbe
\tr do so, / said, they say / (Big turtle / the). / How you do / so / you may have thought that. / Ways / your own / I see
\rf jod 1890:260.4

\op koüýbtha, aý-biamaý (Keýtoüga akaý). Ki'oüý amaý. Paý te zhiýdethaý-biamaý. Siý te
\tr I wish, / said, they say / (Big turtle / the). / He decorated himself, they say. / Nose / the «see note» / he reddened, they say. / Foot / the
\rf jod 1890:260.5

\op woüýgithe zhiýdethaý-biamaý. Noüýka ke xithaý mashoüý ugaýshka-biamaý. Xa-iý!
\tr all / he reddened, they say. / Back / the / eagle / feather / he tied on, they say. / Why!
\rf jod 1890:260.6

\op aý-biamaý. Keýgoü-ga, aý-biamaý. Shkoüý thithiýta te toüýbe koüýbtha. Keýgoü-ga,
\tr said he, they say. / Do so, / said he, they say. / Ways / your own / the / I see / I wish. / Do so,
\rf jod 1890:260.7

\op aý-biamaý (Keýtoüga akaý). Shoüýtoüga amaý ukiýgthishoüshoüý-biamaý. Ki wachiýshka
\tr said, they say / (Big turtle / the). / Big wolf / the «sub.» / turned himself round and round, they say. / And / creek
\rf jod 1890:260.8

\op zhiüýga zhoüý keýdi waweýnaxiýtha athaý-biamaý. Taýxti wiüý t'eýtha-biamaý. Thaheý
\tr small / wood / by the / to attack / he went, they say. / Deer / one / he killed, they say. / Holding with the teeth
\rf jod 1890:260.9

\op agthiý-biamaý. Nuýdoühoügaý! gaýmoü teýskoübtheýgoü, edaýdoü naýoüxiýtha 'iýthai ki,
\tr he came back, they say. / O war-chief! / I do that / will, I expect, / what / to scare or vex me / he threatens / if,
\rf jod 1890:260.10

\op aý-biamaý (Shoüýtoüga akaý). Uýshioüthaýthe. Niýkashiüga juýba wagaýshoü zhuaýwagthe
\tr said, they say / (Big wolf / the). / You have disappointed me. / Person / some / traveling / I go with them
\rf jod 1890:260.11

\op thoükaý wadoüýba-ga ha. Waheýhe shtewoüý thiügaiý. Keý, moüthiüý-ga. Eýgoü-hnoü
\tr the ones who / see them / . / Faint-hearted / in the least / there is none. / Come, / walk. / So regularly
\rf jod 1890:260.12

\op zhuýazhi-maý theýawakiýthe, aý-biamaý. Niýkawasoüý Siüýga, wadoüýbe moüthiüý-ga,
\tr the inferior ones / I send them off, / said he, they say. / Warrior / Gray-squirrel, / to see them / walk,
\rf jod 1890:260.13

\op aý-biamaý. Siüýga amaý wadoüýbe athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe agiý-biamaý, nisuýda
\tr said he, they say. / Gray squirrel / the «sub.» / to see them / went, they say. / At length / he was returning, they say, / horn
\rf jod 1890:260.14

\op bihuýhutoü. Nuýdoühoügaý, shugiý, aý-biamaý. Keýtoüga eýdi athaý-biamaý. Hau!
\tr blowing on. / O war-chief, / he is returning, / said they, they say. / Big turtle / there / went, they say. / Ho!
\rf jod 1890:260.15

\op niýkawasoüý, waýgazuýxti gaýxa-ga. Eýgoüxti iüwiüýtha-ga, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü,
\tr warrior, / very straight / do «+act». / Just as it is / tell me, / said he, they say. / Yes,
\rf jod 1890:260.16

\op nuýdoühoügaý! eýgoüxti aýtha! Oüwoüýbesniü-bazhiý-xtioüý piý aýtha! aý-biamaý. Tiý
\tr O war-chief! / just so / indeed! / They did not find me out at all / I was there / indeed! / said he, they say. / Lodge
\rf jod 1890:260.17

\op koüýhaxchi ke oügthiüý taiý, aý biamaý (Keýtoüga akaý). Keýtoüga atheý 'iýtha-biamaý.
\tr border very / the / let us sit, / said, they say / (Big turtle / the). / Big turtle / going / spoke of, they say.
\rf jod 1890:260.18

\op Weýgaskoüawaýthe taý miüke, niýkawasoüý! ediýxchi aýnameýiüte, aý-biamaý. Agthiý-biamaý.
\tr I look around to see how things are / will / I who, / O warrior! / just there / how many may be, / said he, they say. / He returned, they say.
\rf jod 1890:260.19

\op Niýkawasoüý, etaýha oügaýthe taiý. Theýtoü ugthiüý uýdoü thoü, aý-biamaý.
\tr Warrior, / thitherward / let us go. / This far / sitting-place / good / the, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:260.20

\op Shoüý amaý, Hau! niýkawasoüý! nuýdoühoügaý Iüýthapa! keýgoü-ga. Iýgaskoüýtha-ga.
\tr By and by, as they moved, / Ho! / O warrior! / O war-chief / Corn-crusher! / do so. / Make an attempt.
\rf jod 1890:261.1

\op Tiý-gaxa atheý taý akaý. Nuýdoühoügaý! aýgudi agthiüý teýiüte, aý-biamaý.
\tr End lodge / he will go. / O war-chief! / where / I sit / shall ? / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:261.2

\op Nuýdoühoügaý, niýkawasoüý, tiýzhebe moübiýtahiýxti teýdi aýshiata thagthiüý te, aý-biamaý.
\tr O war-chief, / O warrior, / door / «see note» / when / on the outside / you will sit, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:261.3

\op Ki wa'uý wiüý neýzhe aýshi athaý-biamaý. Iüýthapa uskoüýskoü aýbit'aý-biamaý. Doübaý-biamaý
\tr &Atque / &mulier / one / &mingere / &exiit they say. / Corn-crusher / in a line with / she pressed on him, they say. / She saw him, they say
\rf jod 1890:261.4

\op ki, gaý-biamaý: Hiü+! waniüýde koüýbtha thoüýshti. Iüýthapa pezhiýxchi
\tr when, / she said as follows, they say: / Oh! / mush / I desired / heretofore. / Corn-crusher / very bad
\rf jod 1890:261.5

\op ithaýkithe-naý, aý-biamaý. Iüýthapa pezhiýxchi weaýgigthaýtoü teý-na. Ithaýkithe, aý-biamaý.
\tr I have found for myself! / said she, they say. / Corn-crusher / very bad / I pound my own on with / will! / I have found for myself, / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:261.6

\op Weýgatoü ki noübeý bthuýgaxti gastaý-biamaý. Wamiý gashiýba-biamaý. Aýshi oüýtha
\tr Pounded on «corn» with / when / hand / the whole / she mashed flat, they say. / Blood / she forced out, they say. / Out / threw it away
\rf jod 1890:261.7

\op gtheýtha-biamaý. Iüýthapa piýazhi. Oüýtha gtheýtha-bi egoüý, shoüýshoüxti Keýtoüga taýpe
\tr she sent it back, they say. / Corn-crusher / bad. / She threw it away / sent it back, they say / having, / without stopping / Big turtle / near to him
\rf jod 1890:261.8

\op agthaý-biamaý. Agthiý-biamaý. Iüýthapa esheý-hnoüi wiüý tiýadiýxti gaxthiý gthiý, a-biamaý.
\tr he went back they say. / He came back, they say. / Corn-crusher / you say regularly / one / right at the lodge / killed her / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:261.9

\op Nuýdoühoügaý! Miýkaheý! iýgaskoüýtha-ga, aý-biamaý. Iüýthapa gthiüý tediýxti shi thagthiüý
\tr O war-chief! / O Comb! / make an attempt, / said he, they say. / Corn-crusher / sat / just at it / again / you sit
\rf jod 1890:261.10

\op te, aý-biamaý. Goüý athaý-biamaý. Gthiüý aýgazhi tediýxti gthiüý-biamaý. Mikaýhe
\tr will, / said he, they say. / And / he went, they say. / To sit / commanded him / just at it / he sat, they say. / Comb
\rf jod 1890:261.11

\op akaý uýdoüxtiý-biamaý. Ki wa'uý wiüý aýshi athaý-biamaý. Mikaýhe ke iýtha-biamaý.
\tr the «sub.» / very good, they say. / And / woman / one / out / went, they say. / Comb / the «recl. ob.» / she found, they say.
\rf jod 1890:261.12

\op Mikaýhe oüthiüýge miükeý thoüýshti. Mikaýhe pezhiýxchi ithaýkithe, aý-biamaý. Tiýata
\tr Comb / I have been without one / heretofore. / Comb / very bad / I have found for myself, / said she, they say. / To the lodge
\rf jod 1890:261.13

\op athiüý akiý-biamaý. Uxtheýxti iýkigthaýha-biamaý. Nazhiýha noüýthade masaýni
\tr having / reached home, they say. / Very soon / she combed her «hair» with it they say. / Hair / the temples / on one side
\rf jod 1890:261.14

\op bthuýgaxti gashnuýda-biamaý. Mikaýhe piýazhi iýnahiü thoü eýde uýdoü eýskoü-hnoü ebtheýgoü
\tr all / pulled out with the comb they say. / Comb / bad / indeed / the / but / good / as if only / so I thought it
\rf jod 1890:261.15

\op thoüýshti. Oüýtha theýtha-biamaý tizheýbe teýdi. Oüýthakiýthai teýdi shoüshoüýxti agthaý-biamaý.
\tr heretofore. / She threw it away / she sent it, they say / door / at the. / He made her throw him away / when / without stopping / he went back they say.
\rf jod 1890:261.16

\op Nazhiýha athiüý agthaý-biama. Mikaýhe hnaýde-hnoüýi wiüý tiýadiýxti
\tr Hair / having it / he went back, they say. / Comb / you call him regularly / one / right at the lodge
\rf jod 1890:261.17

\op nazhiýha bthuýgaxti eýnashe piý, aý-biamaý. Keýtoüga eýthiü akiý-biamaý. 'Iý-biamaý.
\tr hair / all / I snatched from her / I am coming back, / said he, they say. / Big turtle / having it for him / he reached again, they say. / He gave to him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:261.18

\op Gaý-biamaý Keýtoüga: Weýshnoüoüthaýgithe, aý-biamaý. Theý uneý awiýbthiü, aý-biamaý.
\tr Said as follows, they say / Big Turtle: / You make me thankful, / said he, they say. / This / to seek / I have you, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:261.19

\op Wa'uý-ma wachiýgaxeoüwoüýkithe taiteý oügaýkii ki. Thiýehniüý-de wa'uý wiüý
\tr The woman / we make them dance / shall / we reach home when. / It is you since / woman / one
\rf jod 1890:262.1

\op bthiýze taý miüke. Miüýagthoü taý miüke, aý-biamaý.
\tr I take her / will / I who. / I take a female / will / I who, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:262.2

\op Nuýdoühoügaý! Waýku-haý! athuýh iýgaskoüýtha-ga, aý-biamaý. Nudoüýhoüga
\tr O war-chief! / O Awl! / again / make an attempt, / said he, they say. / War-chief
\rf jod 1890:262.3

\op Mikaýhe gthiüý te shi eýdi thagthiüý te, aý-biamaý. Waýku akaý uýdoüxchiý-biamaý;
\tr Comb / sat / the / again / there / you sit / will, / said he, they say. / Awl / the «sub.» / very good they say;
\rf jod 1890:262.4

\op doüýbe uýdoü-biamaý. Gthiüý aýgazhiý-bi te shi eýdi gthiüý-biamaý. Wa'uý wiüý aýshi
\tr to look at / good they say. / To sit / commanded him, they say / the / again / there / he sat they say. / Woman / one / out
\rf jod 1890:262.5

\op athaý-biamaý. Waýku ke iýtha-biamaý. Hiü+! waýku iýnahiü ithaýkithe, aý-biamaý.
\tr went they say. / Awl / the «recl. ob.» / she found, they say. / Oh! / awl / indeed / I have found for myself, / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:262.6

\op Waýku oüthiüýge thoüýshti. Weýshnoükiýthe, aý-biamaý. Tiýata athiüý agthaý-biamaý.
\tr Awl / I had none / heretofore. / I am caused to be thankful, / said she, they say. / To the lodge / having it / she went homeward, they say.
\rf jod 1890:262.7

\op Hiübeý iýgipat 'iýtha-biamaý. Hiübeý ithaýgipaýte teý, aý-biamaý. Iýbataý-biamaý.
\tr Moccasin / to sew hers with it / she spoke of it, they say. / Moccasin / I sew mine with it / will, / said she, they say. / She sewed with it, they say.
\rf jod 1890:262.8

\op Noübeýhi te iýbaxapiý-biamaý. Bashnoüý theýtha-biamaý. Wamiý heýgazhi amaý. Tizheýbe
\tr Finger / the / she pierced with it, they say. / Missed in pushing / she sent suddenly, they say. / Blood / not a little / they say. / Door
\rf jod 1890:262.9

\op teýdi oüýtha theýtha-biamaý. Waýku ke piýazhi iýnahiü ehoü+! Nieý iýnahiü akiýpaxe.
\tr at the / threw it away / she sent suddenly, they say. / Awl / the «ob.» / bad / truly / ! / Pain / indeed / I have made for myself.
\rf jod 1890:262.10

\op T'eýakitheýxti-moüý, aý-biamaý. Oüýtha gtheýtha-biamaý, tizheýbe aýshiataýxti. Waýku
\tr I have altogether killed myself, / said she, they say. / She threw it away / sending it homeward, they say, / door / far out from. / Awl
\rf jod 1890:262.11

\op hnaýde-hnoüýi. Tiýadiýxti wiüý zhaýhe ki t'eýathe, aý-biamaý. Moüýdehi wamiýxti
\tr you called him regularly. / Right at the lodge / one / stabbed / when / I killed her, / said he, they say. / Spear / very bloody
\rf jod 1890:262.12

\op agthaýthiü. Keýtoüga thiükeý eýdi akiý-biamaý. Nuýdoühoügaý! Waýku izhaýzhe ukiýgtha
\tr had his. / Big turtle / the «ob.» / there / he arrived again, they say. / O war-chief! / Awl / his name / telling his
\rf jod 1890:262.13

\op giý. Wiüý t'eýthe, aý-biamaý. Keýtoüga akaý gaý-biamaý: Hau! nuýdoühoügaý,
\tr is coming back. / One / he has killed, / said they, they say. / Big turtle / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Ho! / O war-chief,
\rf jod 1890:262.14

\op weýshnoüoüthaýgithe, aý-biamaý. Thiýeshniüý-de iüdeý saýbeaýgithe taý miüke. Toüýwoü
\tr you make me thankful, / said he, they say. / It is you since / face / I blacken mine / will / I who. / Village
\rf jod 1890:262.15

\op thoü uýzhawa tateý, aý-biamaý. Hau! Weýhe-aý! iýgaskoüýtha-ga, aý-biamaý. Nudoüýhoüga
\tr the / joyful / shall «be», / said he, they say. / Ho! / O Pestle! / make an attempt, / said he, they say. / War-chief
\rf jod 1890:262.16

\op Waýku zhoüý te shi thazhoüý te, aý-biamaý. Weýhe uýdoüxchiý-biamaý. Ki eýdi
\tr Awl / lay / the / again / you lie / will, / said he, they say. / Pestle / very good they say. / And / there
\rf jod 1890:262.17

\op ahiý-biamaý. Zhoüý aýgazhi teýdi zhoüý-biamaý. Wa'uý wiüý aýshi a-iý- biamaý. Weýhe
\tr he arrived, they say. / To lie / commanded him / by the / he lay, they say. / Woman / one / out / was coming, they say. / Pestle
\rf jod 1890:262.18

\op ke iýtha-biamaý. Hiü+! weýhe uýdoü iýnahiü ithaýkithe. Weýhe oüthiüýge thoüýshti,
\tr the «recl. ob.» / she found, they say. / Oh! / pestle / good / truly / I have found for myself. / Pestle / I had none / heretofore,
\rf jod 1890:262.19

\op aý-biamaý. Tiýata athiüý akiý-biamaý. Watoüýzi juýba thizaý-biamaý. Uýhe te
\tr said she, they say. / At the lodge / having it / she reached home, they say. / Corn / some / she took, they say. / Mortar / the
\rf jod 1890:263.1

\op uzhiý-biamaý. Haý-biamaý. Watuýba-biamaý. Shinoüýdexti aýkihoü zhaýha-biamaý.
\tr she filled, they say. / She pounded it, they say. / She beat it fine, they say. / Right on the knee / beyond / she stabbed, they say.
\rf jod 1890:263.2

\op Bashnoüý theýtha-biamaý, eýgoü shiýnoüde zhaýha-biamaý. Hiü+! weýhe piýazhi iýnahiü
\tr she missed in pushing / and sent suddenly, they say, / so / knee / she stabbed, they say. / Oh! / pestle / bad / truly
\rf jod 1890:263.3

\op ehoü+! aý-biamaý. Aýshiata oüýtha gtheýtha-biamaý. Weýhe esheý-hnoüi tiýadiýxti wiüý
\tr ! / said she, they say. / Outside / throwing it away / she sent it homeward, they say. / Pestle / you say regularly / right at the lodge / one
\rf jod 1890:263.4

\op zhaýhe giý, wiüý t'eýthe ha, aý-biamaý. Keýtoüga thiükeý eýdi akiý-biamaý. Wiüý t'eýathe,
\tr stabbed / is coming back, / one / has killed / , / said he, they say. / Big turtle / the «ob.» / there / he reached, they say. / One / I have killed,
\rf jod 1890:263.5

\op nuýdoühoügaý! aý-biamaý. Weýshnoüoüthaýgithe, aý-biamaý Keýtoüga akaý. Hau!
\tr O war-chief! / said he, they say. / You make me thankful, / said, they say / Big turtle / the «sub.». / Ho!
\rf jod 1890:263.6

\op niýkawasoüý Siüýga, iýgaskoüýtha-ga, aý-biamaý. Tena! nuýdoühoügaý, e'oüý paýxe
\tr O warrior / Gray-squirrel, / make an attempt, / said he, they say. / Fie! / O war-chief, / how / I do
\rf jod 1890:263.7

\op taý, aý-biamaý. Tiý amaý xthab uýti-biamaý. Xthabeý ke tiýhukoü pahaýshi ke iýthahe
\tr can? / said he, they say. / Lodge / the «pl.» / tree / camped in them, they say. / Tree / the «line of» / smoke-hole / above / the / you pass by
\rf jod 1890:263.8

\op moühniüý te. Iýthithai ki thikiýde taý amaý. Washkoüý-ga, aý-biamaý, naýzoüde
\tr you walk / will. / They find you / if / they will shoot at you. / Do your best, / said he, they say, / to evade «the blows, etc.»
\rf jod 1890:263.9

\op washkoüý-ga. Wiüý gaxeý ahiý ki ieýnaxiýtha-ga, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe nuýzhiüga wiüý
\tr do your best. / One / aside / reaches / if / attack him, / said he, they say. / At length / boy / one
\rf jod 1890:263.10

\op iýtha-biamaý. Theýthiü siüýga wiüý ahoüý, aý-biamaý. Za'eýxti athaý-biamaý. Wahuýtoüthiü
\tr found him, they say. / This one / gray squirrel / one / ! / said he, they say. / In a great uproar / they went, they say. / Roaring weapon
\rf jod 1890:263.11

\op iýkidaý-biamaý. Utiüýshteoü-hnoüý-biamaý. Nuýzhiüga wiüý gaxaýta nazhiüý-biamaý.
\tr they shot at him with, they say. / They even hit him «?» regularly they say. / Boy / one / at one side / stood they say.
\rf jod 1890:263.12

\op Ieýnaxithaý-biamaý. Thaxtaý-biamaý. Ieýnaxithaý-bi ki thi'aiý a-iý-biamaý. Wuhuý!
\tr He attacked him, they say. / He bit him, they say. / They attacked him, they say / when / they failed / they were coming, they say. / Wonderful!
\rf jod 1890:263.13

\op siüýga uýmaka iýnahiü thoüýshti oüthiý'ai ha. Oüguý-hnoü wiüý waýthaxtai ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr gray-squirrel / easy / indeed / heretofore / we have failed / . / We only / one / has bit us / , / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:263.14

\op Siüýga hnaýde-hnoüýi gazoüýadixti wiüý t'eýthe giý ha, aý-biamaý. Keýtoüga uiýtha-biamaý.
\tr Gray-squirrel / you call him regularly / right among them / one / killed / is coming back / , / said he, they say. / Big turtle / told to him they say.
\rf jod 1890:263.15

\op Hau! niýkawasoüýxti, aý-biamaý. Waýgazuxti gaýxa-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr Ho! / real warrior, / said he, they say. / Very straight / act, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:263.16

\op Nuýdoühoügaý, eýgoüxti, aý-biamaý. Wiüý t'eýathe, aý-biamaý. Hau! niýkawasoüý,
\tr O war-chief, / just so, / said he, they say. / One / I have killed, / said he, they say. / Ho! / warrior,
\rf jod 1890:263.17

\op weýshnoüoüthaýgithe aýtha, aý-biamaý.
\tr you make me thankful / indeed, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:263.18

\op Hau! niýkawasoüý, ithaýgaskoüýbthe taý miüke, wiý, aý-biamaý. Kaýshi agthiý-maýzhi.
\tr Ho! / warrior, / I make a trial / will / I who, / I, / said he, they say. / A long time / I come not back.
\rf jod 1890:263.19

\op Eýgithe thagtheý tai, aý-biamaý Keýtoüga akaý. Eýgithe oüthaýoühna thagtheý taiý, aý-biamaý
\tr Beware / you go homeward / lest, / said, they say / Big turtle / the «sub.». / Beware / you leave me / you go homeward / lest, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:263.20

\op Keýtoüga akaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Maxuýde juýba aýhigi gaxtoüý-biteýamaý. Naýzhi teý
\tr Big turtle / the «sub.». / There / he arrived, they say. / Ashes / some / many / had been poured out, they say, / They had gone out,
\rf jod 1890:264.1

\op amaý. Eýgithe Keýtoüga akaý ukiýpaniüý-biamaý. Moüýte athaý-biamaý. Moüýte gthiüý-biamaý.
\tr they say. / At length / Big turtle / the «sub.» / pushed his way through, they say. / Within / he went, they say. / Within / he sat they say.
\rf jod 1890:264.2

\op Ishtaý thoü eýthoübe gthiüý-biamaý uthiýxide goüý. Wa'uý wiüý a-iý-biamaý hoüýegoüýche
\tr Eye / the / emerging / he sat, they say / looking around / as. / Woman / one / was coming, they say / morning
\rf jod 1890:264.3

\op ki, Keýtoüga gthiüý thiüýkeý eshoüýxti nazhiüý-biamaý. Tahaýwagthe gi'iüý-biamaý
\tr when, / Big turtle / sat / the one who / very near / she stood, they say. / Shield / carried his they say
\rf jod 1890:264.4

\op Keýtoüga akaý. Tahaýwagthe iüýthatoüý te haý, aý-biamaý. Wa'uý akaý uthiýxidaý-biamaý.
\tr Big turtle / the «sub.». / Shield / you tread on my / will / , / said he, they say. / Woman / the «sub.» / looked around they say.
\rf jod 1890:264.5

\op Aýwateýta iýai eýdoü, etheýgoü-bi egoüý, uthiýxidaý-biamaý. Shi eýgithoüý-biamaý.
\tr At what place / he speaks / ? / thought she, they say / having, / she looked around, they say. / Again / he said to her, they say:
\rf jod 1890:264.6

\op Tahaýwagthe iüýthatoü teý. Guýdiha nazhiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Ki wa'uý akaý iýtha-biamaý.
\tr Shield / you tread on my / will. / Further away / stand, / said he, they say. / And / woman / the «sub.» / found him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:264.7

\op Hiü+! aý-biamaý. Shkoüýzhi nazhiüý-ga. Wabaýzhiüwiýthe, aý-biamaý Keýtoüga akaý. Keýtoüga
\tr Oh! / said she, they say. / Motionless / stand. / I cause you to carry a message, / said, they say / Big turtle / the «sub.». / Big turtle
\rf jod 1890:264.8

\op akaý nudoüý atiý-bi aiý, eý kiý-ga, aý-biamaý. Niýkagahi izhoüýge ubaýtiheýgithai
\tr the «sub.» / to war / has come / he says, / say / reach home, / said he, they say. / Chief / his daughter / he buried his by hanging up
\rf jod 1890:264.9

\op ke eý goüýtha atiý-bi, aiý, eý kiý-ga, aý-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý: Gaxiýxexti theýthai-ga,
\tr the «recl. ob.» / that / desiring / has come, / he says, / say / reach home, / said he, they say. / They said as follows, they say: / Break in «his head» / send suddenly,
\rf jod 1890:264.10

\op aý-biamaý niýkashiüga bthuýga. Gaý-biamaý: Aýxtoü oüthaýxixe theýthathe taýba, aý-biamaý
\tr said, they say / people / all. / He said as follows, they say: / How possible / you break in my «head» / you send suddenly / can «pl.», / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:264.11

\op Keýtoüga akaý. Oüthaýshnaha thoüýthoü theýthathai ki zhiýbe thakiýgthaxoüý taiý, aý-biamaý.
\tr Big turtle / the «sub.». / You hit and it slips off of me / each time / you send it suddenly / if / leg / you break yours with blows / will, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:264.12

\op Niý te naýkadeýxti ki ugthoüý uýdoü, aý-biamaý. Shi+shte! aý-biamaý. Niý te naýkade
\tr Water / the / very hot / when / put him in / good, / said they, they say. / For shame! / said he, they say. / Water / the / hot
\rf jod 1890:264.13

\op anoüýbixoüý niýkashiüga aýhigi naýthit'eý taiý, aý-biamaý. Wiüýke eýgoü, aý-biamaý
\tr I scatter by kicking / person / many / you die by scalding / will, / said he, they say. / He tells the truth / like it, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:264.14

\op niýkashiüga amaý. Ki eýgoü ki useý uýdoü, aý-biamaý. Shi+shte! aý-biamaý. Peýde
\tr people / the «sub.». / And / so / if / to burn him / good, / said they, they say. / For shame! / said he, they say. / Fire
\rf jod 1890:264.15

\op te anoüýbixoüý ki mazhoüý thoü bthuýga naýxthiüaýthe teý. Eýgithe shiüýgazhiüýga shti
\tr the / I scatter by kicking / if / land / the / all / I cause to blaze / will. / Beware / children / too
\rf jod 1890:264.16

\op aýhigi naýthit'eý taiý, aý-biamaý. Wiüýke eýgoü, aý-biamaý. Ki shiüýgazhiüýga wiüý niý
\tr many / you die from heat / will, / said he, they say. / He tells the truth / like it, / said they, they say. / And / child / one / water
\rf jod 1890:264.17

\op naý-biamaý. Noühaý, niý juýba, aý-biamaý. Keýtoüga akaý, Hiü+! aý-biamaý. Niý
\tr asked for, they say. / O mother, / water / some, / it said, they say. / Big turtle / the «sub.», / Oh! / said, they say. / Water
\rf jod 1890:264.18

\op te gashtoüýka-biamaý. Theýthiükeý niý naýkithaýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Edaýdoü eý waýthake,
\tr the «ob.» / he tempted they say. / This one / water / cause him to ask for, / said «one», they say. / What / that / you mean,
\rf jod 1890:264.19

\op aý-biamaý. Noühaý! niý juýba, aý-biamaý. Theýthiükeý Keýtoüga, Hiü+! aiý, aý-biamaý.
\tr said «others», they say. / O mother! / water / some, / it said, they say. / This one / Big turtle, / Oh! / he said, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:265.1

\op Wuhuý! Niý noüýpe thiükeý ha, aý-biamaý. Niýata athiüý athaý-biamaý, siüýde ke
\tr Wonderful! / Water / he is fearing / , / said they, they say. / To the water / having him / they went, they say, / tail / the
\rf jod 1890:265.2

\op uthoüý-bi egoüý. Keýtoüga akaý toüýde ke iýmoüthoütoü shtewoüý shoüý siüýde ke
\tr held, they say / having. / Big turtle / the «sub.» / ground / the / clinging to / notwithstanding / yet / tail / the
\rf jod 1890:265.3

\op uthoüý-bi egoüý niýata athiüý ahiý-biamaý. Niý ki eýgih oüýtha itheýtha-biamaý.
\tr held, they say / having / to the water / having him / they arrived, they say. / Water / the headlong / threw him away / they sent suddenly, they say.
\rf jod 1890:265.4

\op Niý ke goüý moüthiüý-biamaý. Xageýgoü moüthiüý-biamaý. Niýwoü goüýzhiüga gaxaý-biamaý.
\tr Water / the / for a while / he walked, they say. / Crying a little / he walked, they say. / To swim / knew not how / he made they say.
\rf jod 1890:265.5

\op Wiý! wiý! wiý! aý-biamaý. Wuhuý! niý ke gazoüýata theýthai-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr Wee! / wee! / wee! / said he, they say. / Wonderful! / water / the / to the midst of / send him / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:265.6

\op Piý eýgih itheýtha-biamaý. Kuýwiüxe moüthiüý-biamaý. Eýgithe uspeý amaý. Ki, T'eý ha,
\tr Again / headlong / they sent him suddenly, they say. / Wandering around / he walked, they say. / At length / he sunk, they say. / And, / Dead / ,
\rf jod 1890:265.7

\op aý-biamaý. Agthaý-biamaý. Eýdi eýgoü gatheý'oü etaiý eýde, aý-biamaý niýashiüga amaý.
\tr said they, they say. / They went homeward, they say. / Immediately / you should have done that to him, / said, they say / people / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:265.8

\op Agthaý-biamaý ki nuýzhiüga juýba eýdi nazhiüý-biamaý. Ki Keýtoüga ugaýha
\tr They went homeward, they say / when / boy / some / there / stood they say. / And / Big turtle / floating
\rf jod 1890:265.9

\op a-iý-biamaý. Ugaýs'iü atiý-biamaý. Ki nuýzhiüga juýba eýdi ushkoüý thoüýdi doüýbe
\tr was coming, they say. / Peeping / he came, they say. / And / boy / some / there / deed «was done» / at the / to see
\rf jod 1890:265.10

\op nazhiüý-biamaý. Keýtoüga nudoüý tiý kiýshti t'eýthathaý-bi eshaiý thoüýshti. Oüdoüýbe
\tr stood they say. / Big turtle / to war / came / when, in the past / you killed him, that / you said / heretofore. / Look here
\rf jod 1890:265.11

\op ithaýi-ga, aý-biamaý Keýtoüga akaý. Uthaý agthaý-biamaý nuýzhiüga amaý. Keýtoüga t'eýthathaý-bi
\tr at me, / said, they say / Big turtle / the «sub.». / To tell it / went homeward, they say / boy / the «sub.». / Big turtle / you killed him that
\rf jod 1890:265.12

\op thathaý-bi eshaiý eýde theýta akaý zhuýga kipaýha eýgoü weaýxaxa, aý-biamaý. Keýtoüga akaý
\tr you said / but / this one behind / the «sub.» / body / showed his / as / laughed at us, / said they, they say. / Big turtle / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:265.13

\op niýta akaý-biamaý. Hau! oüthoüýnaxiýthai hau, aý-biamaý niýashiüga amaý. Ieýnaxithaý-biamaý.
\tr alive / he is they say. / Ho! / we attack him / ! / said, they say / people / the «sub.». / They attacked him they say.
\rf jod 1890:265.14

\op Eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Aýwathoüýdi? aý-biamaý. Theýthoüdi, aý-biamaý. Nushnoüý
\tr There / they arrived, they say. / In what place? / said they, they say. / In this place, / said «the boys», they say. / Otter
\rf jod 1890:265.15

\op aýwathiü eý a. Weýs'a-niýdekaý shti aýwathiü eý a, aý-biamaý. Sheýnoüba uneý tai,
\tr where is he moving / ? / Grass-snake / too / where is he moving / ? / said they, they say. / Those two / let them seek him,
\rf jod 1890:265.16

\op aý-biamaý. Keýtoüga akaý moüthiüýka moüýte gthiüý-biamaý. Pashiýzhe ishtaý thoü edaýbe
\tr said they, they say. / Big turtle / the «sub.» / soil / within «under» / sat they say. / Tip of nose / eye / the «ob.» / also
\rf jod 1890:265.17

\op enaýxchi eýthoübe amaý. Weýs'a Nushnoüý eýthoüba unaý-biamaý niý moüýtata. Eshoüýxti
\tr alone / emerged / they say. / Snake / Otter / he too / sought him, they say / water / within. / Very near to him
\rf jod 1890:265.18

\op iýha-biamaý. Paý thoü aýgazhade-hnoüý-biamaý. Iýthoüboüý eteýgoü ki Nushnoüý itiýxti
\tr they passed, they say. / Head / the / they stepped over regularly they say. / A second time / apt / when / Otter / the very abdomen
\rf jod 1890:266.1

\op thoüýdi thaxtaý-biamaý. Hau! zhiütheýha, nieý oüshkaýxe, aý-biamaý. Ki, Eaýtoü oüwoüýthaneý?
\tr in the / he bit him, they say. / Ho! / elder brother, / pain / you make me, / said he, they say. / And, / Why / you seek me?
\rf jod 1890:266.2

\op aý-biamaý Keýtoüga akaý. Uwiýna-maýzhi ha, aý-biamaý. Wabthaýte koüýbtha
\tr said, they say / Big turtle / the «sub.». / I did not seek you / , / said he, they say. / I eat / I want
\rf jod 1890:266.3

\op oüýgakikipaiý, aý-biamaý. Oüýkazhi, t'eoüýthe goüýtha-maý eýdi utheýhe shkoüýhna goüý
\tr we have met each other, / said he, they say. / Not so, / to kill me / they who wish / there / you join / you wished / so
\rf jod 1890:266.4

\op oüwoüýthaneý, aý-biamaý. Haý zhiütheý! haý zhiütheý! zhiütheýha! wiýbthahoüý. Uwiýna-maýzhi,
\tr you sought me, / said he, they say. / O / elder brother! / O / elder brother! / elder brother O! / I pray to you. / I have not sought you,
\rf jod 1890:266.5

\op aý-biamaý. Wiýbthashtoü teýgoü-maýzhi, aý-biamaý. Hau! zhiütheýha, atoüý ki oüýthashtoü
\tr said he, they say. / I will by no means let you go «from my mouth», / said he, they say. / Ho! / elder brother, / how long / when / you «open your mouth and» let me go
\rf jod 1890:266.6

\op tateý, aý-biamaý. Iügthoüý gthiý ki wiýbthashtoü taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Huü+! Iügthoüý
\tr shall, / said he, they say. / Thundergod / has come back / when / I let you go / will / I who, / said he, they say. / Halloo! / Thundergod
\rf jod 1890:266.7

\op gthiý ki oüthashtoü aýtha. Huü+! Hi-uýtoüna oüýthaxtai aýtha. Huü+! Niýashiüga
\tr has come back / when / he lets me go / indeed. / Halloo! / Between the legs / he bites me / indeed. / Halloo! / People
\rf jod 1890:266.8

\op weýka theýtha-biamaý. Thaxtaý-bi eý, aý-biamaý. Hi-uýtoüna thaxtaý-bi eý, aý-biamaý.
\tr asking a favor of them / he sent suddenly, they say. / He is bitten, that / he says, / said they, it is said. / Between the legs / he is bitten, that / he says, / said they, it is said.
\rf jod 1890:266.9

\op Tiýha uiýtiü-ga, aý-biamaý. Tiýha gapuýki-biamaý. Hau! zhiütheýha, Iügthoüý amaý
\tr Tent-skin / hit for him, / said they, they say. / Tent-skin / they made sound by hitting, they say. / Ho! / elder brother, / Thundergod / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:266.10

\op gthiý, aý-biamaý. Gaýama tiýha utiüý, aý-biamaý Keýtoüga akaý. Shi zhoüý gaýxiaýtha
\tr has come, / said he, they say. / Those / tent-skin / hit, / said, they say / Big turtle / the «sub.». / Again / wood / to fell it
\rf jod 1890:266.11

\op uýdoü, aý-biamaý. Zhoüý ge gaxiýatha-hnoüý-biamaý. Zhoüý ge, Xwi+, xwi+, aý-biamaý.
\tr good, / said they, they say. / Wood / the «pl. ob.» / they were felling they say. / Wood / the, / &Khwee, / &Khwee, / said, they say.
\nt Khwee = sound of trees falling. [JS]
\rf jod 1890:266.12

\op Hau! zhiütheýha, Iügthoüý amaý gthiý, aý-biamaý. Gaýamaý shti zhoüý gaxiaýthai, aý-biamaý
\tr Ho! / elder brother, / Thundergod / the «sub.» / has come, / said he, they say. / Those / too / wood / they fell, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:266.13

\op Keýtoüga akaý. Wahuýtoüthiü thishiýbe uýdoü, aý-biamaý. Zhiütheýha, gthiý, aý-biamaý.
\tr Big turtle / the «sub.». / Gun / to fire / good, / said they, they say. / Elder brother, / it has come, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:266.14

\op Gaýamaý shti wahuýtoüthiü thishiýbai, aý-biamaý Keýtoüga akaý. Eýgithe Iügthoüý huýtoü-biamaý
\tr Those / too / gun / they fire, / said, they say / Big turtle / the «sub.». / At length / Thundergod / roared they say
\rf jod 1890:266.15

\op weýahideýxti. Hau! zhiütheýha, gthiý, aý-biamaý. Thashtoüý-biamaý. Nushnoüý
\tr very far away. / Ho! / elder brother, / it has come, / said he, they say. / He let him go, they say. / Otter
\rf jod 1890:266.16

\op akaý xthaýxchi-biamaý. Gtheý amaý. Xthaxti kiý amaý.
\tr the «sub.» / very thin they say. / He went homeward / they say. / Very lean / he reached home, they say.
\rf jod 1890:266.17

\op Wazhiüýga noüýba-ma thoüý niý thoü thaxuý tai, aý-biamaý. Btheýxe waýthiü giýi-ga,
\tr Bird / the two / the / water / the «ob.» / let them drink it dry, / said they, they say. / Pelican / having them / be ye returning,
\rf jod 1890:266.18

\op aý-biamaý. Waýthiü agiý-bi egoüý, Niý thoü thaxuýi-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Niýashiüga wiüý
\tr said they, they say. / Having them / they were coming back, they say / when, / Water / the / drink ye dry / , / said they, they say. / Person / one
\rf jod 1890:267.1

\op nudoüý atiý eýde t'eýoüwoüthaiý eýde niýta. Weaýxaxaýxtioüýi, t'eoüýthe oügoüýthai
\tr to war / came / but / we killed them / but / alive. / He laughs heartily at us, / we kill him / we desire
\rf jod 1890:267.2

\op oüthiýzai ki. Thaxuý-biamaý wazhiüýga akaý. Dzhuýbaxchi Keýtoüga gthiüý thoü enaýxchi
\tr we take him / when. / Drank it dry, they say / bird / the «sub.». / A very little / Big turtle / sat / the / only
\rf jod 1890:267.3

\op ugaýshta-biamaý. Ki Keýtoüga akaý gaý-biamaý: Hau! niýkawasoü Siüýga, eýdi
\tr was left they say. / And / Big turtle / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Ho! / warrior / Gray-squirrel, / there
\rf jod 1890:267.4

\op giý-ga, aýgudi thaýthiüsheýiüte, aý-biamaý. Naýthuhaýxti t'eýoüthai, aý-biamaý. Siüýga
\tr be coming back, / where / you may be moving, / said he, they say. / Almost / I am killed, / said he, they say. / Gray-squirrel
\rf jod 1890:267.5

\op amaý huýtoüxti agiý-biamaý. Waweýnaxiýtha agiý-biamaý. Niý-uzhi thoü waýthabthazaý-biamaý
\tr the «sub.» / crying loud / was coming back, they say. / To attack them / he was coming back, they say. / Water-pouch / the / he tore them by biting they say
\rf jod 1890:267.6

\op akiýtha. Uthaý'u'udaý-biamaý. Eýgithe niý ke bthuýgaxti eýta akiý-biamaý.
\tr both. / He bit holes in «them», they say. / At length / water / the / all / there / reached home, they say.
\rf jod 1890:267.7

\op Wachiýshka niuýthishoü thoütaý eýgigoüý-biamaý; niý ugiýzhi-biamaý. Weýbataýi-ga,
\tr Creek / lake / to the / it was as before, they say; / water / filled with its, they say. / Sew ye for them,
\rf jod 1890:267.8

\op aý-biamaý. Miüýxa amaý Btheýxe-maý nuýde ge weýbataý-biamaý. Weýbate thishtoüý-biamaý.
\tr said they, they say. / Swan / the «pl. sub.» / Pelican the / throat / the «ob.» / sewed for them, they say. / Sewing for them / they finished they say.
\rf jod 1890:267.9

\op Keý, shi thaxuýi-ga. Washkoüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe oüthiý'a taiý, aý-biamaý.
\tr Come, / again / drink it dry. / Do your best, / said they, they say. / Beware / we fail / lest, / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:267.10

\op Shi thaxuý-biamaý. Shi niý thoü dzhuýbaxchi ushteý amaý. Haý! niýkawasoü Siüýga,
\tr Again / they drank it dry, they say. / Again / water / the «ob.» / a very little / was left / they say. / Ho! / warrior / Gray-squirrel,
\rf jod 1890:267.11

\op aýgudi thaýthiüsheýiüte, thaýthuhaýxchi t'eýoüthai. Eýdi giý-ga, aý-biamaý Keýtoüga akaý.
\tr wherever you may be moving, / nearly / I am killed. / There / be coming back, / said, they say / Big turtle / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:267.12

\op Eýdi agiý-bi egoüý shi nuýde waýthabthaýbthazaý-biamaý. Shi niý ke bthuýgaxti eýta
\tr There / he was coming back, they say / when / again / throat / he bit and tore them in many places, they say. / Again / water / the / all / there
\rf jod 1890:267.13

\op akiý-biamaý. Nuýde ge piýazhixti waýxa-biamaý. Bateý shtewoüý piýazhixti waýxa-biamaý,
\tr reached home, they say. / Throat / the «ob.» / very bad / he made them, they say. / To sew / in the least / very bad / he made them they say,
\rf jod 1890:267.14

\op bateý uthiýshi eýgoü. Shoüý oüwoüýthish'a toüýgatoü. Siüýga amaý thixaý-biamaý
\tr to sew / difficult. / Yet / we fail / we who will. / Gray-squirrel / the «mv. ob.» / chased him they say
\rf jod 1890:267.15

\op ki thish'aý-biamaý. Siüýga iýt'athewaýthe iýnahiüý a, aý-biamaý. Siüýga e-hnoüý
\tr when / they failed, they say. / Gray-squirrel / abominable / very / ! / said they, they say. / Gray-squirrel / alone
\rf jod 1890:267.16

\op Keýtoüga zhuýgthai ebtheýgoü. E-hnoüý uthuýki ebtheýgoü, aý-biamaý. Aýdoü oüwoüýthi'ai,
\tr Big turtle / with him / I think. / He only / sided with him / I think, / said they, they say. / Therefore / we have failed,
\rf jod 1890:267.17

\op aý-biamaý. Shoüýgaxaý-biamaý. Hoüý ki agthaý-biamaý Keýtoüga akaý. Eýdi
\tr said they, they say. / They ceased they say. / Night / when / went back, they say. / Big turtle / the «sub.». / There
\rf jod 1890:267.18

\op akiý-biamaý zhuýwagthai thoükaýdi. Hau! niýkawasoüý, wamaýxethai ki agtheý-hnoüi.
\tr he reached again, they say / he with them / by those who were. / Ho! / warrior, / they get even with them / when / they go homeward usually.
\rf jod 1890:267.19

\op Thitan*ge wachiýgaxe ithaýhidai eýzhoümiü aýhoü, aý-biamaý. Agthaý-biamaý. Uýthishoü
\tr Your sister / to dance / they are tired of waiting / I suspect / ! / said he, they say. / They went homeward, they say. / Around them
\rf jod 1890:268.1

\op moüthiüý-biamaý. Peýxe thoü gigthaýsathu moüthiüý-biamaý. Niýkawasoüý! theýgimoü teý
\tr he walked they say. / Gourd / the / rattling his / he walked they say. / Warrior! / thus I do / will
\rf jod 1890:268.2

\op eheý-de eýgoü ha, aý-biamaý. Usaý-biamaý. Keýtoüga nudoüý thaiý kiýshti waýhnahiýde-hnoüýi.
\tr I said but / so / , / said he, they say. / He burnt «grass», they say. / Big turtle / on the war-path / went / when, in the past / you invariably ridiculed.
\rf jod 1890:268.3

\op Niýkashiüga waýxthi giý-bi eýskoü amaý usaý-biamaý. Eýgithe tiýi thoü
\tr People / killed them / he is coming back / they think that / they say / he burnt «grass», they say. / At length / village / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:268.4

\op eýthoübe akiý-biamaý. Wahuýtoüthiü thishiýba-bi egoüý nazhiýha zhoüýzhiüga ugaýshke
\tr in sight / they reached home, they say. / Gun «?» / fired, they say / having / hair / stick / tied to
\rf jod 1890:268.5

\op athiüý-bi egoüý, Nudoüý amaý sheýagthiý. Iýgashoüýshoü. Niýkashiüga waýxthi shagiý. Iüýthapa
\tr having it, they say / when, / They who went to war / there they have come. / They ran round and round. / People / killed them / there they are coming back. / Corn-crusher
\rf jod 1890:268.6

\op wiüý t'eýthe aý-bi no+! Tiýadiýxti t'eýthe aý-bi no+! aý-biamaý. Mikaýhe tiýadiýxti
\tr one / he killed / he says / «see note». / Right in the lodge / he killed him / he says / said he, they say. / Comb / right in the lodge
\rf jod 1890:268.7

\op wiüý t'eýthe aý-bi no+! aý-biamaý. Waýku tiýadiýxti wiüý t'eýthe aý-bi no+! aý-biamaý.
\tr one / he killed / he says! / said he, they say. / Awl / right in the lodge / one / he killed / he says! / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:268.8

\op Weýhe tiýadiýxti wiüý t'eýthe aý-bi no+! aý-biamaý. Siüýga gazoüýadixti thaýbthiü
\tr Pestle / right in the lodge / one / he killed / he says! / said he, they say. / Gray-squirrel / right among them / three
\rf jod 1890:268.9

\op t'eýwathe aý bi no+! aý-biamaý. Nudoüýhoüga gazoüýadixti za'eýxti Keýtoüga
\tr killed them / he says / ! / said he, they say. / War-chief / right among them / in a great uproar / Big turtle
\rf jod 1890:268.10

\op uthoüý-biamaý no+! Thi'aý-biamaý no+! aý-biamaý. Iýkizhuýxti moüthiüý-biamaý.
\tr they held him, they say! / They failed, they say! / said he, it is said. / Very proud / he walked they say.
\rf jod 1890:268.11

\op Tahaýwagthe gi'iüý moüthiüý-biamaý Keýtoüga. Tiý te upeý agthaý-biamaý. Uýgtha
\tr Shield / carrying his / walked they say / Big turtle. / Lodge / the «ob.» / to enter / he went homeward, they say. / Telling of himself to them
\rf jod 1890:268.12

\op gthiüý-biamaý. Niýkashiüga na'oüý goüýthai eýgoü eýdi ahiý-hnoü-biamaý. Eaýtoü
\tr he sat they say. / People / to hear it / wished / as / there / they arrived regularly they say. / Why
\rf jod 1890:268.13

\op thiýthi'aiý a, eshoüýxchi aýiaýgthiü. Eshoüýxchi iýthagthiüý ki eaýtoü ki thaniýta. Niý noüýape
\tr did they fail with you / ? / very near / they sat. / Very near / you sat / if / how / when / you alive. / Water / I feared
\rf jod 1890:268.14

\op paýxe goüý aniýta, aý-biamaý. Shoüýde guýdama ishtaý thiügaiý, aý-biamaý. Eaýtoü
\tr I pretended / so / I alive, / said he, they say. / If so / those over there / eye / they have none, / said they, they say. / How
\rf jod 1890:268.15

\op ki thaniýta iýthitha-baýzhi. Eýgoüthoüýzha maxuýde moüýte agthiüý goüý aniýta, aý-biamaý.
\tr if / you alive / they did not find you. / Nevertheless / ashes / in / I sat / so / I alive, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:268.16

\op Niýkashiüga waýxthi agthiý. Eaýtoü iütheýzhai a, aý-biamaý. Niýashiüga thiaýxthi-hnoüýi
\tr Person / killing them / I have come home. / Why / you doubt me / ? / said he, they say. / People / killing you regularly
\rf jod 1890:268.17

\op wathaýkihna-baýzhi eýgoü weýnudoü piý. Niýashiüga t'eýawathe. Eaýtoü iütheýzhai eýiüte.
\tr you did not take vengeance on them / as / to war on them / I was there. / People / I killed them. / Why / you doubt me / may?
\rf jod 1890:268.18

\op Sheýna uaýgtha taý miüke. Shoüýpaxe, aý-biamaý. Shetoüý.
\tr Enough / I tell of myself / will / I who. / I have stopped, / said he, they say. / So far.
\rf jod 1890:268.19

\ti The man and the snake-man

\op Niýashiüga wiüý tiý juýba ediý amaýma; heýgabazhiý-biamaý. Ki sheýnuzhiüýga
\tr People / one / lodge / some / there / were, they say; / not a few they say. / And / young man
\rf jod 1890:277.1

\op wiüý niýashiüga uýdoüxtiý-bi wazhiüýshtoü athaý-biamaý. Xthabeý shugaýxti teýdi paheý
\tr one / person / very good, they say / in a bad humor / went they say. / Tree / very thick / at the / hill
\rf jod 1890:277.2

\op toügaýxti eýdi uiýthoübe athaý-biamaý. Ki xthabeý shi aýmataýtoü eýgithe niýashiüga
\tr very large / there / up-hill / he went, they say. / And / tree / again / from the other direction / at length / person
\rf jod 1890:277.3

\op wachiýshka aýma te eý shti uhaý a-iýi te. Paheý eý shti tapeý a-iýi te. Woüýdoüxti
\tr creek / other / the / he / too / following it / was coming. / Hill / he / too / when near it / was coming. / Right together
\rf jod 1890:277.4

\op aýkikipaý-biamaý. Kitoüýbexti goüý nazhiüý-biamaý. Eýgithe gaýta guýatoü a-iý akaý
\tr they met each other, they say. / Looking hard at each other / so / they stood, they say. / At length / to that place «see note» / from the place beyond / was approaching / the one who
\rf jod 1890:277.5

\op eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Zhuýgthe nazhiüý-biamaý. Na! oügaýgthe teý, aý-biamaý. Wahnaýte
\tr there / arrived, they say. / With him / he stood, they say. / Why! / let us go homeward, / said he, they say. / You eat
\rf jod 1890:277.6

\op teý, aý-biamaý. Goüý zhuýgthe athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe niýashiüga wahiý thoü goüý-thoü amaý.
\tr will, / said he, they say. / So / with him / he went, they say. / Behold / people / bone / the «ob.» / in a curvilinear heap for some time / they say.
\rf jod 1890:278.1

\op T'eýwathaiý-ma eý niýashiüga zhuýgthe atheý akaý e-hnoüý eý t'eýwathe akaýma. Hau,
\tr Those who were killed / he / man / with him / went / he who / he only / he / had killed them, they say. / Well,
\rf jod 1890:278.2

\op wa'uýzhiügaýxchi eýdi gthiüý akaýma. Tiý teýdi wathaýte te wa'uýzhiügaýxchi eý niýashiüga
\tr very old woman / there / was sitting, they say. / Lodge / in the / food / the / very old woman / she / persons
\rf jod 1890:278.3

\op t'eýwathaiý e heýbe thateý teýgoü, uýhoü uiýgthoü-biamaý. Niüýdethaý-biamaý ha.
\tr killed / them / piece / to eat / in order that, / pot / she put in for him, they say. / She caused it to be done, they say / 
\rf jod 1890:278.4

\op Bthaýta-maýzhi-hnoü-moüý, aý-biamaý. Ki watoüýzi juýba theýthiü ithoüýathe he,
\tr I never eat it, / said he, they say. / And / corn / some / this «sort» / I have put away / ,
\rf jod 1890:278.5

\op aý-biamaý. Eý hnaýte-hnoü eýiüte, aý-biamaý (wa'uýzhiüga akaý). Oüýhoü, aý-biamaý.
\tr said she, they say. / That / you eat regularly / it may be, / said, they say / (old woman / the). / Yes, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:278.6

\op Goüý shi niýkashiüga taniý teýdi shoüý uzhiý-biamaý watoüýzi te. Ki goüý niüýde ki
\tr So / again / men / soup / in the / at any rate / she put it in, they say / corn / the «ob.». / And / so / cooked / when
\rf jod 1890:278.7

\op uiýzhi-biamaý, goüý thataý-biamaý. Piýazhi iýnahiü aýhoü, etheýgoü gthiüý akaýma (sheýnuzhiüýga
\tr she filled for him, they say, / and / he ate they say. / Bad / indeed / ! / thinking / was sitting, they say / (young man
\rf jod 1890:278.8

\op akaý). Niýashiüga hniükeý, tha'eýwithe, aý-biamaý wa'uýzhiüga akaý. Niýashiüga
\tr the). / Person / you who are, / I pity you, / said, they say / old woman / the «sub.». / Person
\rf jod 1890:278.9

\op hniükeý, uýdoüxti hniükeý, tha'eýwithe, aý-biamaý. Edaýdoüxti iýthigashtoüýka-ba
\tr you who are, / very good / you who are, / I pity you, / said she, they say. / What indeed / he tempted you with and
\rf jod 1890:278.10

\op zhuýthigthe agiýi te eaýtoü iýthanahiü eýiüte, aý-biamaý. Piý-shtewoü-baýzhi, aý-biamaý.
\tr with you / he was returning / when / how / you consent / could? / said she, they say. / Not at all good, / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:278.11

\op Niýashiüga wahiý theý shtoüýbe ki eý t'eýwathai, aý-biamaý. Gasaýni hoüýegoücheýxchi
\tr Men / bone / this / you see / the / he / killed them, / said she, they say. / To-morrow / early in the morning
\rf jod 1890:278.12

\op theý tateý, aý-biamaý wa'uýzhiüga akaý. (Eý Weýs'a-niýashiüga akaýma, eý zhuýgthe
\tr he go / shall, / said, they say / old woman / the «sub.». / (He / Snake-man / was, they say, / he / with him
\rf jod 1890:278.13

\op akiý akaýma. Shiüýwakithe-hnoüý-biamaý ki oüýba duýba saýtoü zhoüý-xtieýgoü
\tr reached home / he who, they say. / He fattened them regularly they say / when / day / four / five / sleep about
\rf jod 1890:278.14

\op t'eýwathe-hnoüý-biamaý.) Eýgoü-hnoüýi. T'eýoüthaýthe te, aý-biamaý wa'uýzhiüga akaý.
\tr he killed them regularly they say.) / So it is usually. / You kill me / will, / said, they say / old woman / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:278.15

\op Oühniýshtoü ki wathaýnaxthiüý te, aý-biamaý. Wahiý ge waiiüý ithaýgaxade iheýoüthaý-a,
\tr You finish me / when / you hurry «away» / will, / said she, they say. / Bone / the «pl. ob.» / robe / covered with / lay me down,
\rf jod 1890:278.16

\op aý-biamaý. Ki oühniýshtoü tediýhi hiübeý sheýthoü wiüý ithoüýatheý-de wi'iý, aý-biamaý.
\tr said she, they say. / And / you finish me / arrives at the / moccasin / that / one I put away, but / I give to you, / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:278.17

\op Wathaýshkoü teý, aý-biamaý. Atoüýxti wathuýdeazhi shiý shteýshtewoüý paýze tediýhi ki
\tr You do your best / will, / said she, they say. / However far / distant / you reach / notwithstanding / evening / arrives at the / when
\rf jod 1890:278.18

\op uthiýxthe taý akaý Weýs'a akaý, aý-biamaý wa'uýzhiüga akaý. Goüý theý hiübeý thoü
\tr overtake you / will / he who / Snake / the «sub.», / said, they say / old woman / the «sub.». / And / this / moccasin / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:278.19

\op wi'iý thoü sihniýze teýdi theý pathaýge shtoüýbe te shiý tateý, aý-biamaý. Niýashiüga
\tr I give to you / the «ob.» / you take steps forward / when / this / headland / you see / the / you reach / shall, / said she, they say. / Man
\rf jod 1890:278.20

\op wiüý eýdi nazhiüý. Eýdi shiý-doü waxiüýha gaýthoü tha'iý te, aý-biamaý. Ki eýdi shiý
\tr one / there / stands. / There / you reach and / paper / that / you give to him / will, / said she, they say. / And / there / you reach
\rf jod 1890:279.1

\op tediýhi ki thishnuýd-adoü duýdugaxthe ithoüýtha-a he. Gthiý tateý, aý-biamaý wa'uýzhiüga
\tr it arrives at / when / pull off and / facing this way / place them / . / Come home / shall, / said, they say / old woman
\rf jod 1890:279.2

\op akaý. Goüýki wa'uýzhiüga akaý bthuýga uiýtha-biamaý goüý, t'eýtha-biamaý. Hoüýegoücheýxchi
\tr the «sub.». / And / old woman / the «sub.» / all / told to him, they say / as, / he killed her, they say. / Early in the morning
\rf jod 1890:279.3

\op ki tazhuý ke gasnaý-biamaý. Thishtoüý-biamaý. Eýgithe shiýbe te thigthaý-biamaý.
\tr when / flesh / the / he gashed it «+cut into strips», they say. / He finished, they say. / At length / entrails / the «ob.» / he uncoiled, they say.
\rf jod 1890:279.4

\op Niý kiýta athiüý ahiý-biamaý. Niý ke theýtoü eýgihitheýtha-biamaý. Shiýbe ugaýhaha
\tr Water / to the / having them / he arrived, they say. / Water / the / this far / right into it he plunged them, they say. / Bowels / floating in tiny waves
\rf jod 1890:279.5

\op azhoüý amaý. Wahiý ge waiiüý ithaýgaxade iheýtha-biamaý. Hiübeý thoü thizaý-biamaý;
\tr lay on / they say. / Bone / the «pl. ob.» / robe / covered with / he laid her down, they say. / Moccasin / the «ob.» / he took, they say;
\rf jod 1890:279.6

\op goüý iüýchoü athaý-bi ki, baxuý eýdi ahiý-bi ki, pathaýge te wathiýshna iýthe amaý. Goüý
\tr so / now / he went, they say / when, / peak / there / he arrived, they say / when, / headland / the «ob.» / became visible / they say. / So
\rf jod 1890:279.7

\op wiüaýxchioü sithiýzai teýdi pathaýge wathuýdeazhi te eýdi ahiý-biamaý; ahiýxti theýtha-biamaý.
\tr once / he took a step forward / when / headland / distant / the «ob.» / there / he arrived, they say; / he arrived suddenly right there they say.
\rf jod 1890:279.8

\op Goüý niýashiüga wiüý eýdi nazhiüý akaýma. Goüý waxiüýha thoü 'iý-biamaý.
\tr And / man / one / there / was standing, they say. / And / paper / the «ob.» / he gave to him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:279.9

\op Hau! wanaýxthiü-ga, aý-biamaý. Hiübeý thoü wa'uýzhiüga wa'iý thoü thishnuýda-bi
\tr Ho! / hasten, / said he, they say. / Moccasin / the «ob.» / old woman / gave to him / the «ob.» / pulled off, they say
\rf jod 1890:279.10

\op egoüý, eýtugaýxthe gthiüýkithaý-biamaý, Gtheý te, etheýgoü-bi egoüý. Shi niýashiüga akaý
\tr having, / facing that way / he caused them to sit, they say, / Go homeward / will, / thought, they say / having. / Again / man / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:279.11

\op shi eýgoü hiübeý thoü 'iý-biamaý, waxiüýha wiüý edaýbe. Shiý tediýhi ki waxiüýha
\tr again / so «+like» / moccasin / the «ob.» / gave to him, they say, / paper / one / also. / You arrive / «+hereafter» / when / paper
\rf jod 1890:279.12

\op gaýthoü theýshpaha teý, aý-biamaý. Shiý tediýhi ki hiübeý thishnuýd-adoüý tizheýbe teýdi
\tr that «ob.» / you show to him / will, / said he, they say. / You arrive / «+hereafter» / when / moccasin / pull off and / door / at the
\rf jod 1890:279.13

\op ithoüýtha-ga, aý-biamaý (niýashiüga akaý). Oüýhoü, aý-biamaý (sheýnuzhiüga akaý).
\tr place them, / said, they say / (man / the). / Yes, / said, they say / (young man / the).
\rf jod 1890:279.14

\op Wanaýxthiü-ga, aý-biamaý (niýashiüga akaý). Koüýge ahiý-biamaý. Goüý niýashiüga
\tr Hurry, / said, they say / (man / the). / Near, after moving / he arrived, they say. / And / man
\rf jod 1890:279.15

\op wiüý shi eýdi nazhiüý akaýma. Waxiüýha thoü 'iý-biamaý. Hau! wanaýxthiü-ga,
\tr one / again / there / was standing, they say. / Paper / the «ob.» / he gave to him, they say. / Ho! / hurry,
\rf jod 1890:279.16

\op aý-biamaý (niýashiüga akaý). Hiübeý thoü niýashiüga pahoüýga akaý wa'iý thoü thishnuýda-bi
\tr said, they say / (man / the). / Moccasin / the «ob.» / man / the first / the «sub.» / gave to him / the «ob.» / pulled off they say
\rf jod 1890:279.17

\op egoüý, tizheýbe teýdi ithoüýtha-biamaý. Goüý niýashiüga aýma akaý hiübeý thoü shi
\tr having, / door / at the / he placed them, they say. / And / man / the other / the «sub.» / moccasin / the «ob.» / again
\rf jod 1890:279.18

\op wiüý 'iý-biamaý. Ki gaý-biamaý: Theý hneý uthaýtoü te. Niýashiüga wiüý gaýtedi nazhiüý.
\tr one / he gave to him, they say. / And / said as follows, they say: / This / you go / you put on moccasins / will. / Man / one / in that place / stands.
\rf jod 1890:279.19

\op Eýdi hneý te. Washkoüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Shi eýgoü hiübeý 'iý-biamaý waxiüýha
\tr There / you go / will. / Do your best, / said he, they say. / Again / like «him» / moccasin / he gave to him, they say / paper
\rf jod 1890:279.20

\op edaýbe. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Ahau! wanaýxthiü-ga, aý-biamaý. Hiübeý aýshiaýdi
\tr also. / There / he arrived, they say. / Oho! / hurry, / said he, they say. / Moccasin / at the outside
\rf jod 1890:280.1

\op ithoüýtha-biamaý. Ki gaý-biamaý: Gaýtedi niý wiüý eýdi keý amaý. Sihniýze theýthathe
\tr he placed them, they say. / And / he said as follows, they say: / In that place / water / one / there / lies / they say. / You take sudden steps forward
\rf jod 1890:280.2

\op ki, niý doüýbazhi-ga, aý-biamaý. Ki eýgoü-biamaý. Goüý athaiý te. Masaýni ahiý-biamaý.
\tr when, / water / do not look at it, / said he, they say. / And / so they say. / So / he went. / The other side / he reached they say.
\rf jod 1890:280.3

\op Hiübeý thoü weýgithishnudaý-biamaý. Paýze ahiý-biamaý. Eý wa'uýzhiüga
\tr Moccasin / the «ob.» / pulled off their «from his feet» for them, they say. / Evening / arrived, they say. / That / old woman
\rf jod 1890:280.4

\op t'eýthai ediýtoü athaiý te paýze te eýe ha. Wachiashka uiýthoübe tiýthe uhaý athaý-biamaý,
\tr he killed her / since / he went / evening / the / that was it / . / Creek / up-hill / passed on / following it / he went they say,
\rf jod 1890:280.5

\op pamuý. Niuýthishan iýdoübeýxti ahiý-bi egoüý eýgithe niýashiüga ubeýsniü-biamaý.
\tr down-hill. / Lake / in the very middle / arrived, they say / having / behold / person / he found out they say.
\rf jod 1890:280.6

\op Eýgaxe agiýi te. Sigtheý ke ugiýha xaýtha agiýi te.
\tr Around / he was returning. / Trail / the / following his own / back again / he was coming.
\rf jod 1890:280.7

\op Iüýbezhiýde-ma thoüý eýgoüxti kikaýxa-biamaý sheýnuzhiüýga akaý. Huhuý zhiüga
\tr The red-tails / the / just so / made himself, they say / young man / the «sub.». / Fish / small
\rf jod 1890:280.8

\op niý ke iýgagtheýze zhoüý-biamaý. Weýs'a akaý paheý thoü eýthoübe zhoüý-biamaý.
\tr water / the «ob.» / causing ripples / lay, they say. / Snake / the «sub.» / hill / the «ob.» / in sight / lay, they say.
\rf jod 1890:280.9

\op Weýs'a akaý iýmaxaý-biamaý. Niýashiüga wiüý uaýne, aý-biamaý. Shoüý wathiýshnaxti
\tr Snake / the «sub.» / asked him, they say. / Person / one / I seek, / said he, they say. / And / in full sight
\rf jod 1890:280.10

\op aýgahaxti moühniüý eýgoü wazhiüýga thiüý shtewoüý giýoü moüthiüý ki shtoüýbe te,
\tr on the very surface / you walk / so / bird / the «ob.» / soever / flying / walks / if / you see it / will,
\rf jod 1890:280.11

\op aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, eýgoü eýde toüýba-maýzhi, aý-biamaý. Toüýbe ki uwiýbtha te,
\tr said he, they say. / Yes, / so / but / I have not seen them, / said he, they say. / I see him / if / I tell you / will,
\rf jod 1890:280.12

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý athaý-biamaý Weýs'a amaý aýgaxthexti. Nikoüýhaxchi uhaý-biamaý
\tr said he, they say. / So / went, they say / Snake / the «sub.» / right with the current. / On the very edge of the stream / followed, they say
\rf jod 1890:280.13

\op Weýs'a amaý. Eýgithe Ikoüýgit'e xuýdexchi gthiüý akaýma. Theýgoüxti ahiý-biamaý.
\tr Snake / the «sub.». / At length / Toad / very gray / was sitting, they say. / Just thus / he arrived, they say.
\rf jod 1890:280.14

\op Niýashiüga wiüý theýthu iý eýgoü shtoüýbewaýthe-hnoüý, aý-biamaý. Keýnaxthe shteýshtewoüý
\tr Person / one / here / having been coming / you may have seen him, / said he, they say. / Shadow / even if
\rf jod 1890:280.15

\op shtoüýbewaýthe-hnoüý, aý-biamaý. Uaýne, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, kageýha, theýthu niýashiüga
\tr you may have seen it, / said he, they say. / I seek him, / said he, they say. / Yes, / friend, / here / person
\rf jod 1890:280.16

\op wiüý oüýbithaýzhoü ki niýashiüga wiüý oüýthiü toüýde noüp'oüýde; eýde aýwateýta e'oüý
\tr one / I lay by day / when / person / one / came near «+almost» / ground / shaking it as he walked; / but / whither / how
\rf jod 1890:280.17

\op theýiüte ithaýpahoü-maýzhi, aý-biamaý. Eýe ha, aý-biamaý. Eý uaýne thiü eý, aý-biamaý.
\tr he may have gone / I do not know, / said he, they say. / That is he / , / said he, they say. / He / I seek him / the one / he, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:280.18

\op Goüý niý ke uhaý athaý-biamaý. Goüý aýnasa-biamaý ki hiýazhi amaý. Shi eýgaxe
\tr So / water / the «ob.» / following it / he went, they say. / So / he cut off «his retreat» they say / when / he had not arrived. / Again / around
\rf jod 1890:280.19

\op agiý-biamaý. Shi ahiýi teýta thiügeýe ha. Niý ke shi ugiýha agiýi te. Eýgithe
\tr he was coming back, they say. / Again / he arrived / at the / there was none / . / Water / the «ob.» / again / following his own «trail» / he was returning. / At length
\rf jod 1890:280.20

\op theý niýtoügaýxti ke iýdoübeýxti agiý-biamaý. Eýgithe, Huhuý toügaýxti wiüý nikoüýha
\tr this / very big stream / the «ob.» / in the very middle / he was coming back, they say. / Behold, / Fish / very big / one / edge of the water
\rf jod 1890:281.1

\op xeýbe keýdi zhoüý amaý. Waweýmaxaý-biamaý. Niýashiüga, kageýha, uaýn eýde
\tr shallow / in the / he lay / they say. / He questioned him, they say. / Person, / O friend, / I seek / but
\rf jod 1890:281.2

\op ithaýtha-maýzhi, aý-biamaý. Sheýthu uýwathakieý akaý thoüý eýe ha, aý-biamaý. Wuhuý!
\tr I have not found him, / said he, they say. / Yonder / you talked with them / the one who / in the past / it is he / , / said he, they say. / Is it possible!
\rf jod 1890:281.3

\op aý-biamaý. Uýmakazhiýxchioüý aýakip eýde iýpahoü-maýzhi ha, aý-biamaý Weýs'a akaý.
\tr said he, they say. / Not very easily / I met him / but / I did not know him / , / said, they say / Snake / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:281.4

\op Goüý agthaý-biamaý. Ki eý-biamaý Huhuý toüýga akaý. Goüýki mazhoüý ushkoüý
\tr So / he went homeward, they say. / And / it was he, they say / Fish / big / the «sub.». / And / land / where the deed
\rf jod 1890:281.5

\op thoüýdi akiý-biamaý. Eýxti akiý-biamaý ki Siüýsnedewaýgithe amaý wiüý itaýxataýtoü
\tr was done / he reached home, they say. / He himself / reached home, they say / when / Muskrat / the «sub.» / one / from up stream
\rf jod 1890:281.6

\op a-iý-biamaý. Uthoüý-biamaý Weýs'a akaý. Waweýwimaýxe teýiüke, aý-biamaý. Iüdaýdoü
\tr was approaching, they say. / Held him, they say / Snake / the «sub.». / I question you / will, / said he, they say. / What
\rf jod 1890:281.7

\op oüthoüýthamaýxe teýiüte? Thakuýth eýgoü-ga, aý-biamaý Siüýsnedewaýgithe akaý. Shoüý,
\tr you ask me / may? / Do speak quickly, / said , they say / Muskrat / the «sub.». / Still,
\rf jod 1890:281.8

\op Niýashiüga uaýkie-de theýthu nazhiüýakitheý-de eý thiýehniüý ebtheýgoü, aý-biamaý (Weýs'a
\tr Person / I talked to him when / here / I caused him to stand and / he / you are he / I think, / said, they say / (Snake
\rf jod 1890:281.9

\op akaý). Oüýkazhi, aý-biamaý Siüýsnedewaýgithe akaý. Na! theý niýashiüga uýwathaýki
\tr the). / No, / said, they say / Muskrat / the «sub.». / Why! / this / person / you talked with them
\rf jod 1890:281.10

\op esheý amaý ithaýpahoü, aý-biamaý Siüýsnedewaýgithe akaý. Theýthoüdi agthiüý ki niýashiüga
\tr you say / the one who moves / I know him, / said, they say / Muskrat / the «sub.». / In this place / I sat / when / person
\rf jod 1890:281.11

\op wiüý tiý wiwiýta te shoüýxti iýhe athaiý, aý-biamaý. Zhoüý wiüý niý moüýte bixoüý-biamaý.
\tr one / lodge / my own / the / in spite of / passing by / went, / said he, they say. / Wood / one / water / within / he broke by pressing on they say.
\rf jod 1890:281.12

\op Eý niý moüýte oüýpai teýdi shoüý edaýdoü shteýshtewoü abthiüý agtheý ki aýagthiüýhnoü-moüý
\tr He / water / within / asked me to go with him / when / yet / what / soever / I had it / I went homeward / when / I sit on it regularly
\rf jod 1890:281.13

\op eýde iüýbixoü, aý-biamaý Siüýsnedewaýgithe akaý. Ki oüýba aýgudi teýdi,
\tr but / he broke it for me, / said, they say / Muskrat / the «sub.». / And / day / where / when,
\rf jod 1890:281.14

\op aý-biamaý (Wes'a akaý). Na! siýdadi miüý moüýshixti tithoüý, eý tiý wiwiýta iýhe
\tr said, they say / (Snake / the). / Why! / yesterday / sun / very high / had become, / he lodge / my own / passing by
\rf jod 1890:281.15

\op athaiý. Ki eýdi theý ki zhoüý ke bixoüý, aý-biamaý (Siüýsnedewaýgithe akaý). Goüý
\tr went. / And / there / went / when / wood / the / he broke, / said, they say / (Muskrat / the). / So
\rf jod 1890:281.16

\op wiüýkegaxaý-biamaý. Kageýha, wiüýthakextioüý, aý-biamaý (Weýs'a akaý). Piý
\tr he believed him they say. / Friend, / you speak the very truth, / said, they say / (Snake / the). / Again
\rf jod 1890:281.17

\op nikoüýha iýhe athaý-biamaý (Weýs'a amaý). Goüý theý nikoüýha-taýthishoü thiýxe-saýgi
\tr bank of the stream / passing / went, they say / (Snake / the). / And / this / towards the bank of the stream / red willows
\rf jod 1890:281.18

\op niý ke aýgapaýmu gthiüý-biamaý. Kehaýmazhiýde eýdi gthiüý akaýma. Uthoüý-biamaý
\tr water / the «ob.» / leaning down close to / sat they say. / Red-breasted turtle / there / was sitting, they say. / Held him, they say
\rf jod 1890:281.19

\op Weýs'a akaý. Waweýwimaýxe taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Niýashiüga uaýne-hnoü-moüý
\tr Snake / the «sub.». / I question you / will / I who, / said he, they say. / Person / I have sought him regularly
\rf jod 1890:281.20

\op eýde ithaýtha-mazhi, aý-biamaý (Weýs'a akaý). Oüýkazhiýxtioüý, aý-biamaý (Kehaýmazhiýde
\tr but / I have not found him / said, they say / (Snake / the). / Not so at all, / said, they say / (Red-breasted turtle
\rf jod 1890:281.21

\op akaý). Iüýchoüxchi eýthoübe agthiý. Neý thoü niuýgashuýpa ediýtoü eýthoübe agthi,
\tr the). / Just now / in sight / have I come again. / Lake / the / pond / from it / in sight / have I come again,
\rf jod 1890:282.1

\op aý-biamaý. Aýdoü iüdaýdoü shtewoüý uýshiaýkitha-maýzhi, kageýha, aý-biamaý. Athaý-biamaý
\tr said he, they say. / Therefore / what / soever / I have not deceived «any one», / O friend, / said he, they say. / Went they say
\rf jod 1890:282.2

\op (Weýs'a amaý). Eýgithe Teýbia tuýxti amaý wiüý niý xeýbe koüýha keýdi
\tr (Snake / the). / At length / Frog / very green / the ones who / one / water / shallow / edge / by the
\rf jod 1890:282.3

\op ugaýha goüý gthiüý akaýma. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý Weýs'a akaý. Kageýha, niýashiüga
\tr floating / so / was sitting, they say. / There / arrived, they say / Snake / the «sub.». / Friend, / person
\rf jod 1890:282.4

\op uaýne-hnoü-moüý. Eýgithe shtoüýbewaýthe, aý-biamaý. Oüý, aý-biamaý (Teýbia akaý).
\tr I have sought him regularly. / At length / you may have seen him, / said he, they say. / Yes, / said, they say / (Frog / the).
\rf jod 1890:282.5

\op Keý, uthaý-ga, aý-biamaý. Niýashiüga uaýne-hnoü-moüý eýde ithaýtha-maýzhi. Eýskana
\tr Come, / tell it, / said he, they say. / Person / I have sought him regularly / but / I have not found him. / Oh that
\rf jod 1890:282.6

\op shtoüýbeiüte thuýtoüxti iüwiüýthahna koübtheýgoü, aý-biamaý (Weýs'a akaý). Xaý-i-naý!
\tr if you have seen him / very straight / you tell to me / I hope, / said, they say / (Snake / the). / Is it possible!
\rf jod 1890:282.7

\op Kageýha, siýdadi paýzexchi-hnoü thoüýdi theýtahitheýthoüta niý uthiýbthi gthiüý thoü eýdi
\tr Friend, / yesterday / very late in the evening / at the «time» / at this one behind / water / eddy / sits / the «ob.» / there
\rf jod 1890:282.8

\op agthiüý ki niýashiüga kiýnaxthe toüýbe, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, kageýha, eýe ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr I sat / when / person / shadow / I saw, / said he, they say. / Yes, / friend, / it was he / , / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:282.9

\op Eý uaýne ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý itaýxata geýthishoü goüý eýta athaý-biamaý Weýs'a
\tr He / I seek him / , / said he, they say. / So / up stream / to that side / so / thither / went, they say / Snake
\rf jod 1890:282.10

\op akaý. Shi eý theýke uhaý athaiý te. Goüý neý wiüý tatiüýxe aýkishugaýxti eýgoü keýdi
\tr the «sub.». / Again / he / this «lg. ob.» / following it / went. / So / lake / one / green scum / very thick / like / in the
\rf jod 1890:282.11

\op Keýtoüga ameý-de baýkiaýhoü moüthiüý amaý. Weýs'a akaý noüýka aýgthiü ithoüý-biamaý.
\tr Big turtle / the «sub.», and / pushing and raising it / walked / they say. / Snake / the «sub.» / back / sat on suddenly they say.
\rf jod 1890:282.12

\op Kageýha, waweýwimaýxe taý miüke. Eýthoübe eýgoü-ga, aý-biamaý. Na!
\tr Friend, / I question you / will / I who. / Do emerge «from the water», / said he, they say. / Why!
\rf jod 1890:282.13

\op iüdaýdoü oüthoüýthamaýxe taýdoü? aý-biamaý. Niýkashiüga ameý edediý-amaý thoüýzha
\tr what / you ask me / will? / said he, they say. / Person / he who is / there is he moving / though
\rf jod 1890:282.14

\op weýshpahoüýzhi tediýhi t'eýthithe taiý. Aýdoü shoüýgaxa-ga, aý-biamaý (Keýtoüga akaý).
\tr you do not know him / when / he will kill you. / Therefore / quit it, / said, they say / (Big turtle / the).
\rf jod 1890:282.15

\op Weýs'a akaý puýpuxaýxchi gthiüý-bi egoüý (gagiýgixe, paý thoü moüýshi), Keýtoüga
\tr Snake / the «sub.» / drawn up very much / sat, they say / having / (coiled up, / head / the «ob.» / high), / Big turtle
\rf jod 1890:282.16

\op thiükeý eý eýskoü etheýgoü gthiüý-biama. Kageýha, thuýtoü iüwiüýtha-ga, aý-biamaý
\tr he who / he / it might be / thinking / he sat, they say. / Friend, / straight / tell it to me, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:282.17

\op Weýs'a akaý. Oüýkazhi, aý-biamaý Keýtoüga akaý. Na! uwiýbtha tethoüý, wiüýake
\tr Snake / the «sub.». / No, / said, they say / Big turtle / the «sub.». / Why! / what I have told you, / I told the truth
\rf jod 1890:282.18

\op eýgoü, aý-biamaý. Eýgoü gaxaýzhi-ga. Niýkashiüga amaý edediý-amaý thoüýzha weýshpahoüýzhi
\tr like it, / said he, they say. / So / do not. / Person / the «sub.» / there is he moving / though / you do not know him
\rf jod 1890:282.19

\op tediýhi thiý eýgithe t'eýthithe taiý, aý-biamaý Keýtoüga aýkaý. Piýxti kigthiýhoü gthiüý-biamaý
\tr when / you / beware / lest he kill / you, / said, they say / Big turtle / the «sub.». / Yet again / raising himself / sat they say
\rf jod 1890:282.20

\op Weýs'a akaý. Theýthiükeý sheý aýhoü, etheýgoü-biamaý. Keý, kageýha, na!
\tr Snake / the «sub.». / This one / that / ! / thought he, they say. / Come, / friend, / why!
\rf jod 1890:282.21

\op iüwiüýtha-ga ha, aý-biamaý Weýs'a akaý. Oüthoüýsabe heýga-maýzhi. Iüwiüýtha-ga,
\tr tell me / , / said, they say / Snake / the «sub.». / I suffer / I very much. / Tell me,
\rf jod 1890:283.1

\op aý-biamaý. Xa-iý! ikaýge aýna'oüzhi iýnahiü, aý-biamaý (Keýtoüga akaý). Uwiýbtha
\tr said he, they say. / Wonderful! / his friend / he does not listen to / indeed, / said, they say / (Big turtle / the). / I tell you
\rf jod 1890:283.2

\op taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Washkoüý-ga, aý-biamaý Weýs'a akaý. Sheý niýtoügaýxti teýdi
\tr will / I who, / said he, they say. / Do your best / said, they say / Snake / the «sub.». / That / very big water / at the
\rf jod 1890:283.3

\op shtoüýbe kethoüý niýkashiüga uthaýne thiü eýdi zhoüýi. Washkoüý-ga, aý-biamaý Keýtoüga
\tr what you saw formerly / person / you seek / the one who / there / lies. / Do your best, / said, they say / Big turtle
\rf jod 1890:283.4

\op akaý. Kageýha, wiüýthakeý a, aý-biamaý Weýs'a akaý. Eýdi zhoüýi. Washkoüý-ga.
\tr the «sub.». / Friend, / you tell the truth / ? / said, they say / Snake / the «sub.». / There / he lies. / Do your best.
\rf jod 1890:283.5

\op Weýshpahoüýzhi tediýhi thiý t'eýthithe taý akaý ha, aý-biamaý Keýtoüga akaý. Eýdi btheý
\tr You do not know him / when / you / he kill you / will / he who / , / said, they say / Big turtle / the «sub.». / There / I go
\rf jod 1890:283.6

\op taý miüke, aý-biamaý Weýs'a akaý. Washkoüý-ga. Weýshpahoüýzhi tediýhi thiý t'eýthithe taiý,
\tr will / I who, / said, they say / Snake / the «sub.». / Do your best. / You do not know him / when / you / he you kill / will,
\rf jod 1890:283.7

\op aý-biamaý. Nitoüýga gazoüýadi atheý amaýma. Ki eýdi zhoüý-biamaý niýashiüga unaiý
\tr said he, they say. / Big water / in the midst of / he was going, they say. / And / there / lay, they say / person / sought
\rf jod 1890:283.8

\op thiükeý. Goüý Weýs'a amaý eýdi athaý-biamaý. Niý ke uthiýbthi thiüý eýdi ahiý-biamaý.
\tr he who was. / So / Snake / the «sub.» / there / went, they say. / Water / the / eddy / the «moving» / there / he arrived they say.
\rf jod 1890:283.9

\op Eýgithe niý ke moütaýha athiüý aýiaýtha-biamaý. Eý niýashiüga xtaýtha-baýzhi akeý
\tr At length / water / the / underneath / having him / it had gone, they say. / He / person / who did not love him
\rf jod 1890:283.10

\op akeý, niý kikaýxa-bi egoüý. Weýs'a thiü eýthoübe hiý goüýtha shteýshtewoüý shoüý uthiýbthi
\tr it was he, / water / made himself, they say / having. / Snake / the / emerging / to arrive / wished / notwithstanding / yet / eddy
\rf jod 1890:283.11

\op athiüý-biamaý moüýtata shoüýxti-goüý nyuýtathiü t'eý te. Weýs'a t'eýtha-biamaý. Goüý
\tr had him, they say / under / in spite of at length / smothered / he died. / Snake / he killed him, they say. / So
\rf jod 1890:283.12

\op niýashiüga akaý agthaý-biamaý. Goüý akiý-biamaý.
\tr man / the «sub.» / went homeward, they say. / So / he reached home, they say.
\rf jod 1890:283.13

\ti The bear-girl

\op Tiý juýba tiý amaýma. Ki miüýzhiüga noüýxti-biamaý. Ki ihoüý akaý
\tr Lodge / some / pitched tents / they say. / And / girl / fully grown, they say. / And / her mother / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:287.1

\op giaýhe-hnoüý-biamaý. Weýthe athaý-biamaý. Ki nazhiýha xaýde iýbistaýxti akiý-biamaý.
\tr used to comb her hair, they say. / To get «wood» / she went, they say. / And / hair / grass / pressed tightly against / she reached home, they say.
\rf jod 1890:287.2

\op Eýgoüdoüýzha iüýchoüxchi nazhiýha giaýhe thoüýshti. Piýazhi iýnahiü ehoü+, aý-biamaý
\tr Though so / just now / hair / combed for her / heretofore. / Bad / indeed / ! / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:287.3

\op ihoüý akaý. Eýgithe Moüchuý thiükeý miüýzhiüga piýthe akaýma. Nuý wiüý shoüýge uneý
\tr her mother / the «sub.». / Behold / Grizzly bear / the one who / girl / was loving, they say. / Man / one / horse / seeking it
\rf jod 1890:287.4

\op ahiý-biamaý. Moüchuý ke iýtha-biamaý. Gaýtedi Moüchuý edediý-keý. Moüshoüýde
\tr arrived, they say. / Grizzly bear / the «ob.» / he found, they say. / In that place / Grizzly bear / there he is lying. / Den
\rf jod 1890:287.5

\op uzhoüý zhoüýt'e, aiý. Eýgithe wiüý niýashiüga sabaýzhi t'eýthe taiý, aý-biamaý. Wahuýtoüthiü
\tr lying in / sound asleep, / he says. / Beware / one / people / suddenly / kill him / lest, / said they, they say. / Gun
\rf jod 1890:288.1

\op bthuýga thizaýi-ga. Shoüýge-ma waýgthiü te. Goüý eýgaxe athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe theý
\tr all / take ye. / The horses / they sat on them. / So / in a circle / they went, they say. / At length / this
\rf jod 1890:288.2

\op miüýzhiüga akaý gaý-biamaý: Daýdihaý, moüchuýha iüýthahniü shkiý te, aý-biamaý. Ki
\tr girl / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / O father, / grizzly-bear skin / please bring it back for me, / said she, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:288.3

\op t'eýtha-biamaý. Ki ithaýdi akaý waýthahoüý-biamaý niýashiüga bthuýga; aýdoü haý thoü
\tr they killed him, they say. / And / her father / the «sub.» / prayed to them, they say / people / all; / therefore / skin / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:288.4

\op 'iýi-biamaý. Goüý, Sheýthu ugaýdoüi-ga, ihoüý thiükeý eý wakaý-bi egoüý, goüý miüýzhiüga
\tr was given to him, they say. / And, / Yonder / fasten it down, / her mother / the one who / her / meant, they say / having, / so / girl
\rf jod 1890:288.5

\op weýkinaýxthiü te athiüý athaý-biamaý. Thitoüý gthiüý-biamaý. Xageý-hnoü-biamaý.
\tr hurried to get ahead of her / as / having it / she went, they say. / Working / she sat, they say. / She cried regularly, they say.
\rf jod 1890:288.6

\op Miüýzhiüga wiüý itoüýga-biamaý. Thitoüý gthiüý teýdi zhuýgthe gthiüý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr Girl / one / her younger sister, they say. / Working / sat / when / with her / she sat, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:288.7

\op thitoüý-biamaý ki Moüchuý giýkoü-hnoüý-biamaý. Etha+! eý-hnoü-biamaý. Zhiügaý
\tr worked they say / when / Grizzly bear / she cried for him regularly, they say. / Ayaa! / she said regularly, they say. / Small
\rf jod 1890:288.8

\op uthaý theýtha-biamaý. Noühaý, theýaka (moüchuýha thitoüýi ki, Etha+! eý-hnoüi he),
\tr to tell it / sent suddenly, they say. / O mother, / this one / (grizzly-bear skin / works / when, / Ayaa! / says only / . )
\rf jod 1890:288.9

\op aý-biamaý. Goüýki thitoüý gthiüý-bi ki shi eýgoü-biamaý. Etha+! eý-hnoü-biamaý.
\tr said she, they say. / And / working / she sat, they say / when / again / so they say. / Ayaa! / she said only, they say.
\rf jod 1890:288.10

\op Shi zhiügaý akaý shi uthaý theýtha-biamaý. Noühaý, theýaka moüchuýha thitoüýi ki, Etha+!
\tr Again / small / the «sub.» / again / to tell it / sent suddenly, they say. / O mother, / this one / grizzly-bear skin / works / when, / Ayaa!
\rf jod 1890:288.11

\op eý-hnoüi he, aý-biamaý. Goüý thishtoüý-biamaý. Biýzethaý-biamaý. Goüý iheýthai te
\tr she says, only / , / said she, they say. / So / she finished, they say. / She dried it, they say. / So / placed it / when
\rf jod 1890:288.12

\op biýzethai eýgoü goüý thishtoüý-biamaý. Tiýgaxe athaý-biamaý. Ki eduiýha-biamaý
\tr she dried it / as / so / she finished, they say. / Playing games / they went, they say. / And / she joined them, they say
\rf jod 1890:288.13

\op Moüchuý piýthe akaý. Wiheý, moüchuýha iüthiüýgi moügthiüý-a, aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr Grizzly bear / loved him / the one who. / O little sister, / grizzly-bear skin / begone after mine for me, / said she, they say. / So
\rf jod 1890:288.14

\op itheýthiü ahiý-biamaý. Goüý zhuýga gahaý thoü bthuýga aýgathkaý-biamaý. Goüý moüchuýxaýge-hnoü
\tr having it for her / she arrived, they say. / So / body / on it / the / whole / she tied it on, they say. / So / crying regularly like a grizzly bear
\nt =@{aýgashkaý-biamaý}
\rf jod 1890:288.15

\op weýnaxithaý-biamaý. Za'eýxti oüýhe-hnoüý-biamaý. Moüchuý akaý
\tr she rushed on them, they say. / In great confusion / they fled without exception, they say. / Grizzly bear / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:288.16

\op weaýnixiýthe taý akaý, aý-biamaý miüýzhiüga nuýzhiüga edaýbe. Eýgoü-hnoüý-biamaý;
\tr attack us / is about to, / said, they say / girl / boy / also. / So invariably they say;
\rf jod 1890:288.17

\op weýnaxiýtha-hnoüý-biamaý. Eýgithe weýduboüý tediýhi ki shoüýshoü Moüchuý-biamaý.
\tr she rushed on them regularly, they say. / At length / the fourth time / arrived at it / when / without stopping / she was a Grizzly bear, they say.
\rf jod 1890:288.18

\op Goüý miüýzhiüga tiýgaxe zhuýwagthe-maý bthuýga sheýnawathaý-biamaý. Itoüýge thiükeýshnaýxchi
\tr So / girl / playing / those with whom she was / all / she destroyed them, they say. / Her sister / the one who alone
\rf jod 1890:288.19

\op ugiýgthashtaý-biamaý. Goüý tiý ke bthuýga goüý sheýnawathaý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr remained of her «people», they say. / So / lodge / the «ob.» / all / so / she destroyed them, they say. / So
\rf jod 1890:288.20

\op izhoüýthe akaý enaýxchi moüshoüýde uzhoüý zhoüý-biamaý. Itoüýge thiükeý moüshoüýde
\tr her elder sister / the «sub.» / alone / den / lying in it / she slept, they say. / Her younger sister / the one who / den
\rf jod 1890:289.1

\op eý heýbe ke tizheýbe teýdi uthiýgudaý-bi egoüý eýdi gthiüýkithaý-biamaý. Noüpeýthihi
\tr that / part / the «ob.» / door / at the / dug an inside corner, they say / having / there / she made her sit, they say. / You hungry
\rf jod 1890:289.2

\op eteý. Tiý keýta moüthiüý-a he, aý-biamaý izhoüýthe akaý. Eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý tiý
\tr may be. / Lodge / to the / walk / ! / said, they say / her elder sister / the «sub.». / There / arrived, they say / having / lodge
\rf jod 1890:289.3

\op sheýnawathaiý ke goüý uhaý moüthiüý-biamaý. Goüý weýnoüdeýxti-hnoü akiý-biamaý.
\tr were destroyed / the «line of» / so / following / she walked they say. / So / with a very full stomach / she reached again, they say.
\rf jod 1890:289.4

\op Shi eýgasaýni te eýgithoü-biamaý, Eýdi moüthiüý-a he. Noüpeýthihi eteý. Wahnaýte
\tr Again / on the morrow / she said to her, they say, / There / walk / ! / You hungry / may be. / You eat
\rf jod 1890:289.5

\op teý, aý-biamaý. Shi eýgasaýni eýdi theýkitha-biamaý.
\tr will, / said she, they say. / Again / the next day / there / she sent her, they say.
\rf jod 1890:289.6

\op Eýgithe tiý ke uhaý athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe niýashiüga duýba ediý akaýma. Tiý
\tr At length / lodge / the «line of» / following / she went, they say. / Behold / person / four / were there, they say. / Lodge
\rf jod 1890:289.7

\op uýgthiü gthiüý akaýma. Weýgipahoüý-biamaý. Moüchuý itiýnu duýba amaý akiý-biamaý.
\tr sitting in / they were sitting, they say. / She knew them, her own, they say. / Grizzly-bear / her elder brother / four / the «sub.» / reached home, they say.
\rf jod 1890:289.8

\op Hiü+! tiýnuhaý, wizhoüýthe toüýwoügthoü sheýnawatheýxti edoü+! aý-biamaý. Xageý
\tr Oh! / O elder brother, / my sister / village / has altogether destroyed them / «see note» / said she, they say. / Crying
\rf jod 1890:289.9

\op nazhiüý uýtha-biamaý. Wiýnaxchi oüwoüýgigthaýshte, aý-biamaý. Eaýtoü aýdoü? aý-biamaý.
\tr she stood / telling about them, they say. / I alone / am left of my «people», / said she, they say. / Why / therefore? / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:289.10

\op Tiýnuhaý, wizhoüýthe Moüchuýi he, aý-biamaý. Ki, Atoüýdoü iý aýthigazhi eýiüte?
\tr O elder brother, / my sister / is a Grizzly bear / , / said she, they say. / And, / At what time «of the day» / to be coming / she may have commanded you?
\rf jod 1890:289.11

\op Moügthiüý-ga. Eýtoüdoü iý aýthigazhi ki shiý teý. Oüýkazhi, tiýnuhaý, hoüýegoüýche
\tr Begone. / At the proper time / to be coming / she commands you / when / you be coming / will. / No, / O elder brother, / morning
\rf jod 1890:289.12

\op teýdi kaýshi-hnoü moübthiüý, aý-biamaý. Aýdoü eýtoüdoü atiý taý miüke, hoüýegoüýche
\tr when / some time invariably / I walk, / said she, they say. / Therefore / at the proper time / I shall have come, / morning
\rf jod 1890:289.13

\op teýdi. Xthabeý gaýhithegeýta weýahide zhoüýi-a he, aý-biamaý. Goüý agthaý-biamaý
\tr when. / Tree / at the, extending beyond that place / far away / lie ye / , / said she, they say. / So / went back, they say
\rf jod 1890:289.14

\op miüýzhiüga amaý. Eý shti athaý-biamaý (nuý amaý). Akiý-biamaý. Ki moüshoüýde
\tr girl / the «sub.». / He / too / went they say / (man / the). / She reached again, they say. / And / den
\rf jod 1890:289.15

\op koüýgexchi kiý amaý ki uthiýbthoü-biamaý. Eaýtoü? aý-biamaý. Niýkasaýka bthoüý
\tr very near to / she reached again / they say / when / (the Bear-girl) snuffed an odor, they say. / Why? / said «the sister», they say. / A fresh human smell / smelling of
\rf jod 1890:289.16

\op hniü, aý-biamaý (Moüchuý akaý). Oüýkazhi, zhoüthehaý. Eýgithe. Sheýna. Thashtoüý-a he.
\tr you are, / said, they say / (Grizzly-bear / the). / No, / O sister. / Beware. / Enough. / Stop talking / .
\rf jod 1890:289.17

\op Oüýkazhi he, aý-biamaý zhiügaý akaý. Shoüý thashtafn*-bazhiý-biamaý. Wiheý, niýkasaýka
\tr No / , / said, they say / small / the «sub.». / Still / she did not stop talking, they say. / O younger sister, / a fresh human smell
\rf jod 1890:289.18

\op bthoüý hniü, eheý, aý-biamaý (Moüchuý akaý). Goüý thashtoüý-biamaý. Goüý zhoüý-biamaý.
\tr smelling of / you are, / I say, / said, they say / (Grizzly-bear / the). / At length / she stopped talking, they say. / At length / they slept they say.
\rf jod 1890:289.19

\op Hoüýegoüýche amaý. Hau. Keý, moüthiüý-a he. Wahnaýte teý, aý-biamaý.
\tr Morning / they say. / Come, / walk / . / You eat / will, / said (the Bear-girl), they say.
\rf jod 1890:290.1

\op Goüý athaý-biamaý miüýzhiüga. Waiiüý ke taýthaaýbe eheýtha-biamaý. Eýgithe ugaýs'iü-biamaý
\tr So / went they say / girl. / Robe / the / she rolled up and over the shoulders / she placed it, they say. / At length / peeped they say
\rf jod 1890:290.2

\op nuý amaý. Thitoüýge i thiüý, aý-biamaý. Miüýzhiüga eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý, shoüýshoüxti
\tr man / the «sub.». / Your sister / is coming, / said «one», they say. / Girl / there / arrived, they say / having, / without stopping
\rf jod 1890:290.3

\op zhuýgigthe athaý-biamaý. Goüý athaý-bi egoüý, wachiýshka ke thitaý-biamaý. Wiüý
\tr with her / they went, they say. / So / went, they say / having, / creek / the «ob.» / they crossed, they say. / One
\rf jod 1890:290.4

\op utoüý gthiýshnudaý-bi egoüý itoüýge gi'iüý-biamaý. Masaýni ahiý-bi egoüý, hiübeý
\tr leggings / pulled off his, they say / having / his sister / he carried his, they say. / The other side / reached, they say / having, / moccasin
\rf jod 1890:290.5

\op ugiýtoü-bi egoüý, toüýde aýthitaxti oüýha-biamaý. Eýgithe miüýthumoüýshi aýkihoü hiý
\tr put his on, they say / having, / ground / going straight across / he fled, they say. / At length / noon / beyond / arrived
\rf jod 1890:290.6

\op teý miüýzhiüga eýdi kiýazhi te. Eýgithe izhoüýthe akaý sigtheý uthuýha-biamaý. Eý neýthe
\tr when / girl / there / reached not again. / At length / her elder sister / the «sub.» / trail / followed, they say. / That / kindling a fire
\rf jod 1890:290.7

\op gthiüý teýdi atiý te. Oüýhoü, aýgudixti shiý, iütheýni taiý edoü+, aý-biamaý. Goüý waýthiü
\tr they sat / at / she came. / Yes, / wherever / you arrive, / how can you escape me? / said she, they say. / So / having them
\rf jod 1890:290.8

\op athaý-biamaý nuý amaý. Sigtheý uthuýha-biamaý Moüchuý amaý. Baxuý duýba oüýtha-biamaý.
\tr went they say / man / the «sub.». / Trail / followed they say / Grizzly-bear / the «sub.». / Peak / four / they left behind they say.
\rf jod 1890:290.9

\op Ki weýduba oüýtha athaiý tediýhi eýthoübe atiý-biamaý Moüchu amaý. Ahauý!
\tr And / the fourth / leaving it / they went / when / in sight / came, they say / Grizzly-bear / the «sub.». / Oho!
\rf jod 1890:290.10

\op aý-biamaý. Thitoüýge eýthoübe tiý ha. Wathkoüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý waýthiü
\tr said they, they say. / Your sister / in sight / has come / . / Do ye your best, / said they, they say. / And / having them
\nt =@{Washkoüýi-ga}
\rf jod 1890:290.11

\op athaiý te. Thaýthuhaýxchi uýxtha-biamaý. Ki, Ahauý! aý-biamaý, ithaýgaskoüýbthe taý
\tr she went. / Almost / she overtook them, they say. / And, / Oho! / said «one», they say, / I make an attempt / will
\rf jod 1890:290.12

\op miüke, aý-biamaý (nuý noüý akaý). Thaýthuhaýxchi uýxthe amaý. Waxaýga gaxaý-biamaý,
\tr I who, / said, they say / (man / grown / the). / Very nearly / they were overtaken, they say. / Thorns / he made they say,
\rf jod 1890:290.13

\op aýkishuga ukiýhange thiüýge gaxaý-biamaý. Goüý waxaýga xageý iýbthoüxti
\tr standing thick / having no space / between / he made, they say. / So / thorns / crying / had more than enough of
\rf jod 1890:290.14

\op gashiýbe ahiý-biamaý Moüchuý amaý. Shi uýxtha-biamaý goüý, 'Aýgthaoüthaýthe chaýbe
\tr out of / arrived, they say / Grizzly-bear / the «sub.». / Again / she overtook them, they say / when, / You have made me suffer / very much
\rf jod 1890:290.15

\op eýgoü that'eý taiteý, aý-biamaý. Keý, zhiütheýha, wiý ithaýgaskoüýbthe taý miüke, aý-biamaý
\tr as / you die / shall, / said she, they say. / Come, / O elder brother, / I / I make an attempt / will / I who, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:290.16

\op (nuý eýduaýtoü akaý). Wachiýshka zhiüýgaxchi thitaý-biamaý. Xthabeý shuýgaý kipaýiüazhiýxti
\tr (man / next one / the). / Creek / very small / they crossed, they say. / Tree / thick / she cannot force her way through at all
\rf jod 1890:290.17

\op gaxaý-biamaý. Zhoüý bthoüýze ke edaýbe toügaýtheha gaxaý-biamaý. Aýdoü
\tr he made, they say. / Wood / fine / the «ob.» / also / over a large tract / he made, they say. / Therefore
\rf jod 1890:290.18

\op kaýshi hiýazhi amaý Moüchuý amaý. Eýgithe shi uýxtha-biamaý. Thaýthuhaýxchi uýxtha-biamaý.
\tr for some time / did not arrive / Grizzly-bear / the «sub.». / At length / again / she overtook them, they say. / Very nearly / she overtook them they say.
\rf jod 1890:290.19

\op Shi eýgithoüý-biamaý: 'Aýgthaoüthaýthe heýgabaýzhi eýgoü woüýgithe that'eý taiteý,
\tr Again / she said to him, they say: / You have made me suffer / not a little / as / all / you die / shall,
\rf jod 1890:291.1

\op aý-biamaý. Na! zhiütheýha, wiý ithaýgaskoüýbthe taý miüke, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga wiüý.
\tr said she, they say. / Why! / O elder brother, / I / I make an attempt / will / I who, / said, they say / boy / one.
\rf jod 1890:291.2

\op Waýku pa-iýxti gaxaý-biamaý. Siý te aýkusoüýde baxaýpi-biamaý. Wamiý ke goüý
\tr Awl / very sharp / he made, they say. / Foot / the «ob.» / through and through / they pierced, they say. / Blood / the «ob.» / so
\rf jod 1890:291.3

\op noübiýxoü goüý moüthiüý-biamaý Moüchuý amaý. Shi uýxtha-biamaý. Shi eýgithoüý-biamaý:
\tr scattered by walking / so / walked they say / Grizzly-bear / the «sub.». / Again / she said to him they say:
\rf jod 1890:291.4

\op 'Aýgthaoüthaýthe heýgabaýzhi eýgoü, zaniý that'eý taý-bi eheý, aý-biamaý. Ahauý!
\tr You have made me suffer / not a little / as, / all / you die / shall / I have said, / said she, they say. / Oho!
\rf jod 1890:291.5

\op thiýe-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý toüýde heýbe usneýge gaxaý-biamaý. Aýoüsi theý tediýhi
\tr do you be the one, / said «one», they say. / So / ground / piece / cracked / he made, they say. / To jump over / she went / when
\rf jod 1890:291.6

\op toüýde ke agthoüýkoühoü goüý athaý-biamaý. Eýgihitheýtha-biamaý. Goüýki agiý-biamaý
\tr ground / the «ob.» / on both sides / so / it went, they say. / She went right into it, they say. / And / were returning they say
\rf jod 1890:291.7

\op itiýnu woüýgithe. Wahuýtoüthiü gthiýza-biamaý. Thitoüýge 'aýgthaawaýthe
\tr her elder brother / all. / Gun / took his, they say. / Your sister / has made us suffer
\rf jod 1890:291.8

\op chaýbe. Eýgoüxti iüý'oü taiý, aý-biamaý. Eýgaxe nazhiüý-bi egoüý, kiýda-biamaý, t'eýtha-biamaý.
\tr very. / Just so / we do to her / will, / said they, they say. / Around in a circle / stood, they say / having, / they shot at her, they say, / they killed her they say.
\rf jod 1890:291.9

\op Toüýde ke eýkigthoü-biamaý.
\tr Ground / the / came together again, they say.
\rf jod 1890:291.10

\ti The adventures of the badger's son

\op Xuýga izhiüýge amaý iýkimoüýthiü athaý-biamaý. Toüýwoügthoü heýgashtewoüýzhi
\tr Badger / his son / the «sub.» / as a visitor / went, they say. / Village / very populous
\rf jod 1890:294.1

\op edediý-thoü amaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Xuýga iýkimoüýthiü atiý, aý-biamaý. Niýkagahi
\tr there it was / they say. / There / he arrived, they say. / Badger / as a visitor / has come, / said they, they say. / Chief
\rf jod 1890:294.2

\op tiý etaý teýdi zhuýgthe moüthiüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Xuýga iýkimoüýthiü atiý, aý-biamaý.
\tr lodge / his / at the / with him / walk ye, / said they, they say. / Badger / as a visitor / has come, / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:294.3

\op Ahauý! iýkithaýi-ga, iügthoý, aý-biamaý. Ki eýdi zhuýgthe ahiý-biamaý. Giýku-hnoüý-biamaý.
\tr Oho! / let him come, / O first-born son, / said he, they say. / And / there / with him / they arrived, they say. / They invited him regularly they say.
\rf jod 1890:294.4

\op Xuýga izhiüýge eýku atiý, aý-biamaý. Shoüý giýku-hnoüý-biamaý. Nudoüýhoüga
\tr Badger / his son / I invite him / I have come, / said «one», they say. / Still / they invited him regularly they say. / War-chief
\rf jod 1890:294.5

\op uýzhu akaý izhoüýge wiüý wa'uý uýdoü t'oüý-biamaý. Theý Xuýga izhiüýge kiýku
\tr principal / the «sub.» / his daughter / one / woman / good / he had, they say. / This / Badger / his son / they invited him
\rf jod 1890:294.6

\op teýdi wa'uý akaý gaý-biamaý: Tanuýka iýthiku heýbe iüýthahniü shkiý te, aý-biamaý.
\tr when / woman / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Fresh meat / they invite you to / a piece / you having it for me / you come back / will, / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:294.7

\op Oüýhoü, eýgoü kiýshte eýgoü tateý, aý-biamaý. Ki agtheý amaýma kiýku te. Ki wa'uý
\tr Yes, / so / even if / so / shall «be», / said he, they say. / And / he was going back, they say / invited / when. / And / woman
\rf jod 1890:294.8

\op akaý tizheýbe aýshiadi gthiüý akaýma. Tanuýka thanaý thoü theý abthiüý agthiý, aý-biamaý
\tr the «sub.» / door / on the outside / was sitting, they say. / Fresh meat / you begged / the «ob.» / this / I have / I have come back, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:294.9

\op Xuýga izhiüýge akaý. Ki, Iüýthiü giý-a he, aý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Ki eýthiü akiý-biamaý.
\tr Badger / his son / the «sub.». / And, / Bring it hither to me, / said, they say / woman / the «sub.». / And / having it for her / he reached there again, they say.
\rf jod 1890:294.10

\op Ki 'iý-biamaý ki, Atoüý ki thagtheý tateý? aý-biamaý. Thaýbthiü zhoüý-xtieýgoü agtheý taý
\tr And / he gave to her, they say / when, / How long / when / you go homeward / shall? / said she, they say. / Three / nights about / I go homeward / will
\rf jod 1890:294.11

\op miüke, aý-biamaý Xuýga izhiüýge akaý. Ki, Oügaýgthe tateý, thagtheý tediýhi ki,
\tr I who, / said, they say / Badger / his son / the «sub.». / And, / We go homeward / shall, / you go homeward / arrives at it / when,
\rf jod 1890:294.12

\op aý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Goüý shoüý kiýku goüý nazhiüý-biamaý tiýi thoüýdi. Ki gaý-biamaý:
\tr said, they say / woman / the «sub.». / So / still / inviting him / so / they stood, they say / lodges / at the. / And / he said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:294.13

\op Gasaýni agtheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Agtheý ki oügaýgthe teý esheý thoüýshti, aý-biamaý
\tr To-morrow / I go homeward / will / I who, / said he, they say. / I go homeward / when / we go homeward / will / you said / heretofore, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:294.14

\op Xuýga izhiüýge akaý. Oüýhoü, eýgipe. Oügaýgthe tateý. Hoüý ki oüýshnixiý te,
\tr Badger / his son / the «sub.». / Yes, / I said it. / We go homeward / shall. / Night / when / you rouse me / will,
\rf jod 1890:294.15

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý zhoüý-biamaý ki iýkithaý-biamaý Xuýga izhiüýge akaý. Thixiý-biamaý.
\tr said she, they say. / So / they slept, they say / when / awoke, they say / Badger / his son / the «sub.». / He wakened her, they say.
\rf jod 1890:294.16

\op Paýhoü-ga. Oügaýgthe teý esheý thoü agtheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Zhuýgthe agthaý-biamaý.
\tr Arise. / We go homeward / will / you said / the / I go homeward / will / I who, / said he, they say. / With her / he went homeward, they say.
\rf jod 1890:294.17

\op Eýgithe ithaýdi akaý iýgipahoüý-biamaý thiügeý te, itheý te. Gaý-biamaý ithaýdi akaý:
\tr At length / her father / the «sub.» / knew his own they say / was missing / when, / she had gone / when. / Said as follows, they say / her father / the «sub.»:
\rf jod 1890:295.1

\op Shiüýgazhiüýga wiwiýta Xuýga izhiüýge zhuýgthe kigtheý, aý-biamaý. Iüthiüýthahniýxe taiý,
\tr Child / my own / Badger / his son / with her / has gone again, / said he, they say. / You chase mine for me / will,
\rf jod 1890:295.2

\op aý-biamaý. Uthaýxthai ki, Xuýga izhiüýge t'eýthathe taiý. Shiüýgazhiüýga wiwiýta iüthiüýthahniü
\tr said he, they say. / You overtake her / if, / Badger / his son / you kill him / will. / Child / my own / you having her for me
\rf jod 1890:295.3

\op shkiý taiý, aý-biamaý ithaýdi akaý. Iüsh'aýge akaý, Niýkagahi izhoüýge Xuýga
\tr you coming back / will, / said, they say / her father / the «sub.». / Old man / the «sub.», / Chief / his daughter / Badger
\rf jod 1890:295.4

\op izhiüýge zhuýgthe aýkiaýgthe teý amaý. Thiý iýthahniýxe taiý atha+! Uthaýxthai ki, Xuýga
\tr his son / with her / he has gone back, they say. / You / chase his for him / will / indeed! / You overtake her / when, / Badger
\rf jod 1890:295.5

\op izhiüýge t'eýthathe taiý atha+! Wa'uý thiükeý iýthahniü shkiý taiý atha+! aý-biamaý iüsh'aýge
\tr his son / you kill him / will / indeed! / Woman / the «ob.» / you have her for him / you coming back / will / indeed! / said, they say / old man
\rf jod 1890:295.6

\op akaý. Ahauý! aý-biamaý. Xuýga izhiüýge niýkagahi izhoüýge kigtheýdegoüý thixeý awashiý,
\tr the «sub.». / Oho! / said they, they say. / Badger / his son / chief / his daughter / has gone again as / to pursue / he has asked us,
\rf jod 1890:295.7

\op aý-biamaý. Thixaý-biamaý. Goüýki Xuýga izhiüýge gishkoüý aýgazhiý-biamaý wa'uý akaý.
\tr said they, they say. / They chased, they say. / And / Badger / his son / to go faster / commanded, they say / woman / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:295.8

\op Gishkoüý-a he. Uwaýxthai ki eýgithe t'eýthithe taiý. Wiý eaýtoü ki t'eýoüthe taýba, aý-biamaý
\tr Go faster / . / They overtake us / if / beware / they kill you / lest. / I / why / if / they kill me / will? / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:295.9

\op wa'uý akaý. Eýgithe wathiýxe amaý eýthoübe atiý-biamaý. Wa'uý akaý gaý-biamaý:
\tr woman / the «sub.». / At length / pursuer / the «sub.» / in sight / came, they say. / Woman / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:295.10

\op Sheýati eý, aý-biamaý. Uwaýxthai, aý-biamaý. T'eýthithe teý. Gishkoüý-a he, aý-biamaý.
\tr Yonder has come / he, / said she, they say. / We are overtaken, / said she, they say. / He kill you / will. / Go fast / , / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:295.11

\op Uýxtha-bi egoüý, wa'uý toü uthoüý-biamaý. Goüýki Xuýga izhiüýge aýkihoü thixaý-biamaý.
\tr Overtook them, they say / having, / woman / the «ob.» / they held her, they say. / And / Badger / his son / beyond / they pursued him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:295.12

\op Ki wiüý athiüý atiý egoüý Xuýga izhiüýge uxthaý-biamaý ki gaý-biamaý: Kageýha,
\tr And / one / having him / come / having / Badger / his son / he overtook him, they say / when / he said as follows, they say: / My friend,
\rf jod 1890:295.13

\op t'eoüýthithe taý-bi thoüýzha, t'eýwitha-maýzhi. Gishkoüý-ga. Moüýde bthiýxoü, eheý taý miüke.
\tr we were to kill you «he said» / though, / I do not kill you. / Go faster. / Bow / I broke it, / I say / will / I who.
\rf jod 1890:295.14

\op Xthabeý sheý zoüdeý sheý aýkibanoüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Wiüý shi eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Uthaýxthe.
\tr Tree / that / thick forest / that / run to with all your might, / said he, they say. / One / again / there / arrived, they say. / You overtook him.
\rf jod 1890:295.15

\op Eaýtoü t'eýthathaýzhi a. Moüýde ke bthiýxoü goüý t'eýatha-maýzhi, aý-biamaý. Sheýte gtheý.
\tr Why / you did not kill him / ? / Bow / the «ob.» / I broke it / so / I did not kill him, / said he, they say. / Yonder / he goes homeward.
\rf jod 1890:295.16

\op Giýshkoü ihaý-ga, aý-biamaý. Shi wathiýxe eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Hau! kageýha, t'eoüýthithe
\tr Going faster / suddenly, be thou, / said he, they say. / Again / pursuer / there / arrived, they say. / Ho! / friend, / we were to kill
\rf jod 1890:295.17

\op taý-bi thoüýzha, t'eýwitha-maýzhi taý miüke. Gishkoüýi-ga. Xthabeý sheýthoü aýkibanoüý-ga,
\tr you «he said» / though, / I kill you not / will / I who. / Go ye faster. / Tree / yonder / run to with all your might,
\rf jod 1890:295.18

\op aý-biamaý. Koüýgexchi thagthiý, aý-biamaý. Moüýdekoü bthiýse, eheý taý miüke,
\tr said he, they say. / Very near to / you have come again, / said he, they say. / Bowstring / I broke it, / I say / will / I who,
\rf jod 1890:295.19

\op aý-biamaý. Wiüý shi eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Uthaýxthe thoüýshti. Eaýtoü azhoüý? aý-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / One / again / there / arrived, they say. / You overtook him / heretofore. / Why / you did it? / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:296.1

\op Eaýtoü t'eýthathaýzhi a. Moüýdekoü bthiýse eýgoü niýta gtheý sheýte, aý-biamaý. Shi wathiýxe
\tr Why / you did not kill him / ? / Bowstring / I broke it / as / live / he goes homeward / yonder «see note», / said he, they say. / Again / pursuer
\rf jod 1890:296.2

\op eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Hau! kageýha, niýkagahi uýzhu t'eoüýthithe taý-bi aiý thoüýzha,
\tr there / arrived, they say. / Ho! / friend, / chief / principal / we were to kill you «he said» / he said / though,
\rf jod 1890:296.3

\op oüýka-oüýthiü-baýzhi. Thaniýta te. Siý nioüýthe, eheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Gishkoüý-ga.
\tr we are not so. / You live / will. / Foot / it hurt me, / I say / will / I who, / said he, they say. / Go faster.
\rf jod 1890:296.4

\op Xthabeý aýkibanoüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Wiüý shi eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Tenaý! Uthaýxthextioüý.
\tr Tree / run to with all your might, / said he, they say. / One / again / there / arrived, they say. / Why! / You really overtook him.
\rf jod 1890:296.5

\op Eaýtoü t'eýthathaýzhi a. Siý nioüýthe, goüý t'eaýtha-maýzhi. Sheýte gtheý. Giýshkoü thixaý-ga,
\tr Why / did you not kill him / ? / Foot / hurt me, / so / I did not kill him. / Yonder / he went homeward. / Going faster / chase him,
\rf jod 1890:296.6

\op aý-biamaý. Shi wathiýxe eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Hau! kageýha, sheýte tiý wiüý eýgihe hneý
\tr said he, they say. / Again / pursuer / there / arrived, they say. / Ho! / friend, / yonder / lodge / one / headlong into it / you go
\rf jod 1890:296.7

\op te, aý-biamaý. Thaniýta te, aý-biamaý. Sikoüý anoüýbthiütha, eheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý.
\tr will, / said he, they say. / You live / will, / said he, they say. / Ankle / twisted in running, / I say / will / I who, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:296.8

\op Wiüý eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Noüshtoüý-biamaý. Tenaý! Uthaýxthextioüý thoüýshti. Eaýtoü
\tr One / there / arrived, they say. / He stopped running, they say. / Why! / You really overtook him / heretofore. / Why
\rf jod 1890:296.9

\op azhoüý? Wiüýthake. Sikoüý anoüýbthiütha, goüý anoüýshtoü. Sheýte gtheý. Giýshkoü thixaý-ga,
\tr you did it? / You tell the truth. / Ankle / I twisted it in running, / so / I stopped running. / Yonder / he went homeward. / Going faster / chase him,
\rf jod 1890:296.10

\op aý-biamaý. Moüthiüý-ti wiüý eýgihe aýiaýtha-biamaý. Oüýhe amaý. Za'eýxtioüý-biamaý
\tr said he, they say. / Earth-lodge / one / headlong into it / he had gone, they say. / He fled / they say. / In a very great confusion, they say
\rf jod 1890:296.11

\op wathiýxe amaý. Ki wa'uý akaý wazhiüý-piýbazhiý-biamaý. Tiý moütaýta wa'uý
\tr pursuer / the «sub.». / And / woman / the «sub.» / was cross they say. / Lodge / within it / woman
\rf jod 1890:296.12

\op wiüý eýdi gthiüý-biamaý. Tahaýwagthe gi'iüý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Moüýdehi athiüý
\tr one / there / sat they say. / Shield / carried her own, they say / woman / the «sub.». / Spear / having
\rf jod 1890:296.13

\op gthiýza-biamaý. Xuýga izhiüýge moüýdehi aýbahaý-biamaý. Iýa-a he. Aýwadi shiý a.
\tr she seized her own, they say. / Badger / his son / spear / she brandished it at him, they say. / Speak / . / On what «business» / you are coming / ?
\rf jod 1890:296.14

\op Iýthaaýzhi ki, t'eýwithe taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Xuýga izhiüýge doüýbe shtewoüý-bazhiý-biamaý.
\tr You do not speak / if, / I kill you / will / I who, / said she, they say. / Badger / his son / looked at her / in the least not they say.
\rf jod 1890:296.15

\op Moüýdehi aýbaha shte sheýthe-woü-bazhiý-biamaý; gioüýha-bazhiý-biamaý.
\tr Spear / she brandished it at him / even / he stirred not at all they say; / he fled not from her, they say.
\rf jod 1890:296.16

\op Noüýde keýta niýashiüga wiüý zhoüý ke amaý. Etaýtoü iýe iýtha-biamaý. Toügeýha,
\tr Wall / at the / person / one / was lying, they say. / From it / speech / he made come to her, they say. / O sister,
\rf jod 1890:296.17

\op witaýhoü shoüýthiükeýtha-ga. Shoüthiükeýathe taý miüke, aý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Wa'uý
\tr my sister's husband / let him alone «as he sits». / I let him alone «as he sits» / will / I who, / said, they say / woman / the «sub.». / Woman
\rf jod 1890:296.18

\op akaý Xuýga izhiüýge aýthixaý-biamaý. Wa'uý thiükeý gthoüý-bi ki nuýzhiüga isoüýga
\tr the «sub.» / Badger / his son / married him, they say. / Woman / the «ob.» / he married her, they say / when / boy / her brother
\rf jod 1890:296.19

\op bakuý-hnoü shoüshoüý-biamaý. Ki Xuýga izhiüýge akaý gaý-biamaý: Witaýhoü eaýtoü
\tr robe over his head / always they say. / And / Badger / his son / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / My wife's brother / why so
\rf jod 1890:297.1

\op aýdoü, aý-biamaý. Hiü+! uwiýbtha kiýshte eaýtoü azhoüý tadoü+, aý-biamaý. Ki
\tr ? / said he, they say. / Oh! / I tell you / even if / how / you do that / will? / said she, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:297.2

\op nuýzhiüga gaý-biamaý: Toügeýha, witaýhoü uiýtha-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Ki wa'uý akaý,
\tr boy / said as follows, they say: / O sister, / my sister's husband / tell it to him / , / said he, they say. / And / woman / the «sub.»,
\rf jod 1890:297.3

\op Hiü+! wiýsoüthoü+! thitaýhoü ueýbtha goüý eaýtoü gaýxe taýdoü. Wiýeshte waýbthi'a he,
\tr Oh! / my dear younger brother! / your sister's husband / I tell him / so / how / he do it / will? / Even I / I have failed with them / ,
\rf jod 1890:297.4

\op aý-biamaý. Shi goüýaka shi iýmaxaý-biamaý. Eaýtoü eýiüte uthaý-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr said she, they say. / Again / sitting a while / again / he questioned her, they say. / How / it may be / tell it, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:297.5

\op Toügeýha, witaýhoü uiýtha-ga, eheý, aý-biamaý. Hiü+! wiýsoüthoü+! thitaýhoü ueýbthadoü
\tr O sister, / my sister's husband / tell it to him / I say, / said he, they say. / Oh! / my dear younger brother! / your sister's husband / I tell it to him when
\rf jod 1890:297.6

\op eaýtoü ukeýtoü doüýshteoüý taýdoü. Wiýeshte waýbthi'a he, aý-biamaý. Haý. Shi
\tr how / he acquire it / may, «perhaps» / ? / Even I / I have failed with them / , / said she, they say. /  «paragraph» / Again
\rf jod 1890:297.7

\op iýmaxaý-biamaý. Shi nuýzhiüga gaý-biamaý: Toügeýha, witaýhoü uiýtha-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr he asked her, they say. / Again / boy / said as follows, they say: / O sister, / my sister's husband / tell it to him, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:297.8

\op Thitaýhoü ueýbtha taý miükeý, aý-biamaý (wa'uý akaý). Shitaýhoü wa'uý wiý oüýkigoü
\tr Your sister's husband / I tell it to him / will / I who, / said, they say / (woman / the). / Your wife's brother / woman / I / like me
\rf jod 1890:297.9

\op wiüý 'aýgthathaiý. Nazhiýha maýxoü athiüý agthaiý, aý-biamaý. Ki Xuýga izhiüýge
\tr one / made him suffer. / Hair / she cut off / having it / she went homeward, / said she, they say. / And / Badger / his son
\rf jod 1890:297.10

\op gaý-biamaý: Aýnai a. Ki, Wa'uý akaý duýbai he, aý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Eýdi
\tr said as follows, they say: / How many are they / ? / And, / Woman / the «sub.» / are four / , / said, they say / woman / the «sub.». / There
\rf jod 1890:297.11

\op piý-hnan-moüý eýde waýbthi'a agthiý, aý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Ki, Aýna thazhoüý ke-hnoüý
\tr arrived, regularly, I have / but / I have failed with them / I have come home, / said, they say / woman / the «sub.». / And, / How many / you sleep / the regularly
\rf jod 1890:297.12

\op shiý a, aý-biamaý. Wiüaýxchi azhoüý ke-hnoüý piý, aý-biamaý. Hiübeý aýna
\tr you arrive / ? / said he, they say. / Once / I sleep / the regularly / I arrive, / said she, they say. / Moccasin / how many
\rf jod 1890:297.13

\op uthaýtoü ke-hnoüý shiý a, aý-biamaý. Hiübeý noüýba uaýtoü ke-hnoüý agthiý, aý-biamaý.
\tr you put on / the regularly / you come / ? / said he, they say. / Moccasin / two / I put on / the regularly / I have come home, / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:297.14

\op Ki eýdi btheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý nuý akaý. Hiübeý iügaýxa-ga, aý-biamaý. Aýwatuskoüýska
\tr And / there / I go / will / I who, / said, they say / man / the «sub.». / Moccasin / make for me, / said he, they say. / Where in a line with
\rf jod 1890:297.15

\op a, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Miüýethoüýbe tithoüý uskoüýskadi gthiüý,
\tr ? / said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / Sunrise / becomes again «?» / in a line with / it sits,
\rf jod 1890:297.16

\op aý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Eýdi piý-hnoü-moüý eýde sabeý heýgabazhi; aýdoü waýbthi'a-hnoü
\tr said, they say / woman / the «sub.». / There / I arrived, regularly, I have / but / watchful / very; / therefore / I have failed with them regularly
\rf jod 1890:297.17

\op agthiý, aý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Ki, Goüý shoüý eýdi btheý taý miüke. Waýbthi'aý
\tr I have come home, / said, they say / woman / the «sub.». / And, / So / still / there / I go / will / I who. / I fail with them
\rf jod 1890:297.18

\op agthiý shteýshtewoü shoüý eýdi btheý taý miüke thoüýzha, umoüýe juýba iügaýxa-ga,
\tr I come home / notwithstanding / still / there / I go / will / I who / though, / provisions / some / make for me,
\rf jod 1890:297.19

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý athaý-biamaý. Athaý-biamaý, athaý-biamaý, athaý-biamaý, athaý-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / So / he went, they say. / He went, they say, / he went, they say, / he went, they say, / he went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:297.20

\op Hebaýdi zhoüý-biamaý. Eýgasaýni miüý thoü hiýde hiý ki eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Eýgithe
\tr On the way / he slept, they say. / The next day / sun / the / low / arrived / when / there / he arrived, they say. / Behold
\rf jod 1890:298.1

\op wa'uý akaý wachiýgaxaý-biamaý. Neýxe-xakuý utiüý-biamaý. Nazhiýha gaýthoü eýgoü
\tr woman / the «sub.» / danced they say. / Drum / they hit, they say. / Hair / that / like
\rf jod 1890:298.2

\op thizaiý eýgoü wachiýgaxe athiüý amaý. Waýgthade ahiý-bi egoüý, wadoüýbe nazhiüý-biamaý.
\tr they took / as / dancing / they had it / they say. / Creeping up on them / arrived, they say / having, / looking at them / he stood they say.
\rf jod 1890:298.3

\op Ugaýs'iü-biamaý. Wa'uý amaý shoüýgaxaý-biamaý neýxe-gakuý utiüý te.
\tr He peeped they say. / Woman / the «sub.» / quit it they say / drum / beating / the «ob.».
\rf jod 1890:298.4

\op Tiýata agthaý-biamaý. Eýgithe eýthoübe atiý-biamaý. Weý'iü moüýzepe shti athiüý-biamaý.
\tr To the lodge / they went back, they say. / At length / in sight / they came, they say. / Pack-strap / ax / too / they had they say.
\rf jod 1890:298.5

\op Weýthe athaý-biamaý, zhoüý agiýathaý-biamaý. Wa'uý wiüý nazhiýha skaýxti,
\tr To find it / they went, they say, / wood / they went for it, they say. / Woman / one / hair / very white,
\rf jod 1890:298.6

\op wiüý zhiýdexti, wiüý tuýxchi-biamaý, wiüý zeýxchi-biamaý. A-iý-bi shoüýzha thoüýxti goüý
\tr one / very red, / one / very green, they say, / one / yellow very, they say. / They were approaching, they say / though / without the least cause
\rf jod 1890:298.7

\op kipaýaze goüý oüýhe aýtiaýgtha-biamaý. Xuýga izhiüýge akaý ki'oüxti-biamaý. Uýdoüxti
\tr scaring each other / so / to flee / they started suddenly, they say. / Badger / his son / the «sub.» / painted himself, they say. / Very good
\rf jod 1890:298.8

\op kikaýxa-biamaý. Waýthaha teý shti uýdoüxti kikaýxa-biamaý. Zhoüý wiüý aýkoü nazhiüý-biamaý.
\tr he made himself, they say. / Clothing / the / too / very good / he made for himself, they say. / Wood / one / leaning on / he stood they say.
\rf jod 1890:298.9

\op Wa'uý itoüýge zhiügaý akaý miüýzhiüga pahoüýga atiý-biamaý. Xuýga izhiüýge
\tr Woman / her sister / small / the «sub.» / girl / before / came, they say. / Badger / his son
\rf jod 1890:298.10

\op iýtha-biamaý. Hiü+! zhoütheýha, nuý wiüý ithaýkithe, aý-biamaý. Hiü+! wiheý, wiýshi'eý
\tr she found him, they say. / Oh! / elder sister, / man / one / I have found for myself, / said she, they say. / Oh! / my little sister, / my sister's husband
\rf jod 1890:298.11

\op zhoüý oüthiýxoü toüýgatoü, goüý waýkida taiý, aý-biamaý. Zhoüý thixoüý-biamaý. Zhoüý ke
\tr wood / we break / we will, / so / let him watch, / said she, they say. / Wood / they broke, they say. / Wood / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:298.12

\op heý'oü thishtoüý-biamaý ki, 'Iüweýakithaýi-a, aý-biamaý. Ahauý! Haýzhiüga uthiýsnoüi-ga.
\tr tied in bundles / they finished, they say / when, / Cause us to carry them, / said they, they say. / Oho! / Cord / put the cords on the bundles
\rf jod 1890:298.13

\op 'Iüýwikiýthe taiý miüke, aý-biamaý. Haýzhiüga uthiýsnoü-bi egoüý, moüýde gthiýsniüde
\tr I cause you to carry them / will / I who, / said he, they say. / Cord / put them on, they say / having, / bow / pulled his out
\rf jod 1890:298.14

\op egoüý, woüýgithe t'eýwathaý-biamaý wa'uý duýba thoükaý. Nazhiýha ge bthuýga maýwaxoüý-biamaý.
\tr having, / all / he killed them, they say / woman / four / the «ob.». / Hair / the «ob.» / all / he cut off they say.
\rf jod 1890:298.16

\op Goüý tiý teýta athaý-bi ki nazhiýha gthiýza-bi egoüý, itiýgthoü-biamaý. Usaý-biamaý.
\tr So / lodge / to it / he went, they say / when / hair / took his, they say / having, / he carried in his robe above the belt, they say. / He fired «the grass» they say.
\rf jod 1890:298.16

\op Shuýde saýbe. Ki gaý-biamaý: Toügeýha, witaýhoü agiý ebtheýgoü. Useý,
\tr Smoke / black. / And / he said as follows, they say: / O sister, / my sister's husband / is coming back / I think. / He has fired «the grass»,
\rf jod 1890:298.17

\op aý-biamaý. Wiýeshte waýbthi'a-hnoü-moüý. Eaýtoü thitaýhoü waýthiü giý taýdoü, aý-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / Even I / I have failed with them regularly I have. / How / your sister's husband / bringing them / coming home / will? / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:298.18

\op Shi usaý-biamaý. Usaý-biamaý ki shuýde te zhiýde amaý. Thitaýhoü waýthiü shugiý,
\tr He again / fired «the grass», they say. / He fired it, they say / when / smoke / the / red / they say. / Your sister's husband / having them / there he is, coming,
\rf jod 1890:298.19

\op aý-biamaý Xuýga igaýxthoü akaý. Shi koüýge gthiý-bi ki, shi usaý-biamaý. Shuýde te
\tr said, they say / Badger / his wife / the «sub.». / Again / near / had come, they say / when, / again / he fired it, they say. / Smoke / the
\rf jod 1890:298.20

\op skaýxchi amaý. Thitaýhoü thaýbthiü waýthiü shugiý, aý-biamaý. Shi usaý-biamaý. Shuýde
\tr very white / they say. / Your sister's husband / three / having them / there he is, coming, / said she, they say. / Again / he fired it, they say. / Smoke
\rf jod 1890:299.1

\op te tuýxti amaý. Thitaýhoü woüýgithe waýthiü shugiý, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe eýthoübe agthiý-biamaý.
\tr the / very green / they say. / Your sister's husband / all / having them / there he is, coming, / said she, they say. / At length / in sight / he came, they say.
\rf jod 1890:299.2

\op Thitaýhoü sheýgthii he, aý-biamaý. Aýgikiýpa athaý-biamaý. Woüýgithe t'eýawaýthe,
\tr Your sister's husband / yonder he has come / , / said she, they say. / To meet her own / she went, they say. / All / I killed them,
\rf jod 1890:299.3

\op aý-biamaý. Witaýhoü nazhiýha etaý shti itheýbthiü agthiý, aý-biamaý. Shoüý he, aý-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / My wife's brother / hair / his / too / I have for him / I have come home, / said he, they say. / Enough / , / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:299.4

\op Woüýgithe waýhniü thagthiý uýdoü he, aý-biamaý. Hoüý ki Xuýga igaýxthoü akaý
\tr All / having them / you have come home / good / , / said she, they say. / Night / when / Badger / his wife / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:299.5

\op thaýbthiü wagiýxukaý-biamaý. Weýwachi athiüý-biamaý. Eýgasaýni te, Iüý'e zheýgthoü-ga,
\tr three / sang for her own, they say. / Scalp-dance / they had it, they say. / The next day / when, / Stone / put in the fire,
\rf jod 1890:299.6

\op aý-biamaý. Upaý-biamaý. Itaýhoü thiükeý nazhiýha thizaiý te snaý ke giaýskebaý-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / They entered, they say. / His wife's brother / the «ob.» / hair / took / when / scar / the «ob.» / he scraped for him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:299.7

\op Wamiý gashiýba-biamaý ki nazhiýha eýgthoü-biamaý. Ki nazhiýha eýgigoü-biamaý.
\tr Blood / he forced out, they say / when / hair / he put on for him, they say. / And / hair / was as before, they say.
\rf jod 1890:299.8

\op Uýdoüxti gikaýxa-biamaý. Theý nazhiýha wa'uý duýba waýthiü agthiý te shoüýshoü
\tr Very good / he made his «relation», they say. / This / hair / woman / four / having them / he came home / as / continually
\rf jod 1890:299.9

\op watthiýgaxaý-biamaý.
\tr danced they say.
\rf jod 1890:299.10

\ti Adventures of the puma, the adopted son of a man

\op Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde wiüý niýashiüga wiüý athiüý akaýma. Ki shiüýgazhiüýga shtewoüý
\tr Long-tailed-cat / one / man / one / was keeping him, they say. / And / child / soever
\rf jod 1890:303.1

\op thiügaiý te. Ki goüý theý shiüýgazhiüýga gaýxai te. Eýgithe niýashiüga sheýnuzhiüýga
\tr he had none. / And / so / this / child / he made him. / At length / person / young man
\rf jod 1890:303.2

\op atheý amaýma. Tiý te koüýgexchi ahiý-bi ki eýgithe taýxti juýba moüthiüý amaýma.
\tr was going, they say. / Lodge / the / very near / he arrived, they say / when / behold / deer / some / were walking, they say.
\rf jod 1890:303.3

\op Weýkinaxthai te tiý teýta ahiý-biamaý, wahuýtoüthiü thiügaiý eýgoü. Ki eý shti
\tr He hid himself from them / when / lodge / at the / he arrived, they say, / gun / he had none / as. / And / he / too
\rf jod 1890:303.4

\op thiügeý akaýma. Gaý-biamaý: Dadiýha, taýxti juýba uýmakaxchi edediý-amaý ha.
\tr had none, they say. / He said as follows, they say: / O father, / deer / some / very easy / there they are / .
\rf jod 1890:303.5

\op Wahuýtoüthiü oüwoüý'i-ga, aý-biamaý. Ahauý! aý-biamaý. Wahuýtoüthiü shtewoüý whoever
\tr Gun / lend me, / said he, they say. / Oho! / said he, they say. / Gun
\rf jod 1890:303.6

\op oüthiüýge, aý-biamaý. Sheýnuzhiüýga toü Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde isoüýgakithaiý te. Thisoüýga
\tr I have none, / said he, they say. / Young man / the «ob.» / Long-tailed-cat / he made him a younger brother to him. / Your younger brother
\rf jod 1890:303.7

\op zhuýgthe moüthiü-ga. Eýgithe thisoüýga iýthahusaý te. Thisoüýga iýthapithiüýxchi
\tr with him / walk. / Beware / your younger brother / you scold him / lest. / Your younger brother / very gently
\rf jod 1890:303.8

\op zhuýgthe-hnoüý-ga ha, aý-biamaý ithaýdi akaý. Eýgithe zhuýgthe athaý-biamaý. Theýameý,
\tr go with him regularly / , / said, they say / his father / the «sub.». / At length / with him / he went, they say. / These are they,
\rf jod 1890:303.9

\op kageýha, aý-biamaý. Taýxti eýbazuý-biamaý. Ki goüý eýbazu tediýtoü weýnaxiýtha
\tr O younger brother, / said he, they say. / Deer / he pointed at for him, they say. / And / so / he pointed at for him / after the / attacking them
\rf jod 1890:303.10

\op athaý-biamaý. Goüý ushkoüý thoüdiýxti shoüý taýxti wiüý t'eýtha-biamaý Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde
\tr he went, they say. / So / deed / just at the / yet / deer / one / killed it, they say / Long-tailed-cat
\rf jod 1890:303.11

\op akaý. Goüý 'iüý akiý-biamaý. Thisoüýga sheýgoü-hnoüý eýgoü teýxiaýthe, aý-biamaý
\tr the «sub.». / So / carrying it / he reached home, they say. / Your younger brother / in that way invariably / as / I prize him, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:304.1

\op ithaýdi akaý. Goüý iüdaýdoü waniýta shkoüýhna ki thisoüýga uiýtha-hnoüý-ga.
\tr his father / the «sub.». / So / what / animal / you wish / if / your younger brother / tell it to him regularly.
\rf jod 1890:304.2

\op Waniýta bthuýgaxti t'eýwathe moüthiüý-biamaý Iügthoüýsiü-sneýde akaý. Dadiýha, kageý
\tr Animal / all / killing them / walked, they say / Long-tailed cat / the «sub.». / O father, / younger brother
\rf jod 1890:304.3

\op 'aýbae zhuaýgthe btheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý sheýnuzhiüýga akaý. Gaýtedi xthabeý
\tr hunting / I with him / I go / will / I who, / said, they say / young man / the «sub.». / In that place / tree
\rf jod 1890:304.4

\op shugaýxti uiýthoübe nazhiüý teý edediý amaiý. Eýdi pahaýdi thisoüýga ithaýpe gthiüý-ga.
\tr very thick / up-hill / stands / the / there they are «mv.». / There / on the hill / your younger brother / waiting for / sit.
\rf jod 1890:304.5

\op Goüý sheýnuzhiüýga akaý pahaýdi Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde ithaýpe gthiüý-biamaý. Kageý, theý
\tr So / young man / the «sub.» / on the hill / Long-tailed-cat / waiting for / sat, they say. / O younger brother, / this
\rf jod 1890:304.6

\op iüdaýdi 'aýshpae eteý te, aý-biamaý. Goüý pahaýdi gthiüý-biamaý sheýnuzhiüýga akaý.
\tr my father / you hunt / may / the, / said he, they say. / So / on the hill / sat they say / young man / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:304.7

\op Goüý Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde xthabeý shuýga eýgih aýiaýtha-biamaý. Taýxti wiüý uthoüý-biamaý.
\tr So / Long-tailed-cat / tree / thick / headlong / had gone, they say. / Deer / one / he held they say.
\rf jod 1890:304.8

\op Thixthaýzhexchiý-biamaý. Goüý eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Thisnuý athaý-biamaý. Ubaýtiheýtha-biamaý.
\tr He made cry out by holding, they say. / So / there / he arrived, they say. / Dragging it / he went, they say. / He hung it up they say.
\rf jod 1890:304.9

\op Wasaýbe-ma wiüý koüýbtha, kageý, aý biamaý. Washiüý bthaýte teýgoü,
\tr The black bears / one / I wish, / O younger brother, / said he, they say. / Fat meat / I eat / in order that,
\rf jod 1890:304.10

\op aý-biamaý. Eýgithe wiüý uthoüý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Eýgithe kaýshi t'eýthe akaýma.
\tr said he, they say. / At length / one / he held they say. / There / he arrived, they say. / Behold / some time / he was killing it, they say.
\rf jod 1890:304.11

\op Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde akaý iýkigthagthiýdai-de kipiýka moüthiüý-biamaý. Hau!
\tr Long-tailed-cat / the «sub.» / got foam on himself by biting since / rubbing himself / he walked they say. / Ho!
\rf jod 1890:304.12

\op kageý, zhaýbe-ma wiüý koüýbtha ha, aý-biamaý. Niý ke aýnase te. Shoüý goüý eýgih
\tr O younger brother, / the beavers / one / I wish / , / said he, they say. / Water / the / obstructed. / And after some time / headlong
\rf jod 1890:304.13

\op aýiaýtha-biamaý. Eýgithe zhaýbe-ma wiüý zhiüýgazhi eýdegoü eýthoübe athiüý agthiý-biamaý.
\tr he had gone, they say. / At length / the beavers / one / not small / but so / in sight / having it / he came back, they say.
\rf jod 1890:304.14

\op Kageý, nushnoüý-ma wiüý koüýbtha ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý shi wiüý t'eýtha-biamaý
\tr O younger-brother, / the otters / one / I wish / , / said he, they say. / So / again / one / he killed, they say
\rf jod 1890:304.15

\op nushnoüý. Ki ithaýdi akaý noüýde-giýpibazhi te goüý uýgine a-iý-biamaý. Goüýki
\tr otter. / And / his father / the «sub.» / heart was bad for him / as / so / seeking them, his own / he was coming, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:304.16

\op pahoüýgaxchi taýxti t'eýthai te eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Shi theý wasaýbe t'eýthai te eýdi
\tr the very first / deer / killed / the / there / he arrived, they say. / Again / this / black bear / killed / the / there
\rf jod 1890:304.17

\op ahiý-biamaý. Shi theý zhaýbe t'eýthai te eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Shi theý nushnoüý t'eýthai te
\tr he arrived, they say. / Again / this / beaver / killed / the / there / he arrived, they say. / Again / this / otter / killed / the
\rf jod 1890:304.18

\op eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Na! thisoüýga iýthiüge t'eýthathe, kageý, aý-biamaý. Shoüý eýgoü
\tr there / he arrived, they say. / Fie! / your younger brother / weary / you kill him, / my child, / said he, they say. / Enough / so
\rf jod 1890:304.19

\op gaýxa-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý eý sheýna wa'iüý agthaý-biamaý. Ithaýdi akaý zaniý wa'iüý-biamaý.
\tr make it, / said he, they say. / So / that / enough / carrying them / they went homeward, they say. / His father / the «sub.» / all / carried them they say.
\rf jod 1890:305.1

\op Goüý akiý-bi egoüý izhiüýge akaý akiýwaha wathaýte gthiüý-biamaý.
\tr So / reached home, they say / having / his son / the «sub.» / both / eating / they sat, they say.
\rf jod 1890:305.2

\op Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde eý uýzhu-biamaý, ithaýdi t'oüý te; aýdoü ithaýdi iýkipiski zhuýgigthe
\tr Long-tailed-cat / he / principal, they say, / his father / had him / the; / therefore / his father / near him without touching / with his
\rf jod 1890:305.3

\op gthiüý-biamaý. Goüý ihoüý akaý eý shti eýgoüxti aýgi'oüthaý-biamaý. Goüý ediýtoü
\tr sat they say. / So / his mother / the «sub.» / she / too / just so / took care of her own, they say. / So / after that
\rf jod 1890:305.4

\op 'aýbae zhuýgigthe atheý-hnoü-biamaý. Thisoüýga wiüaýxchi t'eýthe-goü 'iüý-adoüý zhuýgthe
\tr hunting / with his / he went regularly, they say. / Your younger brother / only one / killed it having / carry it and / with him
\rf jod 1890:305.5

\op giý-hnoü-ga, aý-biamaý. Aýhigi t'eýwathe tediýhi kinoüýdathiü iýgikuhaý-biamaý
\tr be coming back regularly, / said he, they say. / Many / killed them / when / making himself crazy by running / feared it for his, they say
\rf jod 1890:305.6

\op ithaýdi akaý. Goüý eýgoü-hnoüý-biamaý. Waniýta wiüaýxchi t'eýthai goüý zhuýgthe
\tr his father / the «sub.». / So / thus regularly, they say. / Animal / only one / he killed it / so / with him
\rf jod 1890:305.7

\op agiý-hnoüý-biamaý. Shi 'aýbae zhuýgthe ahiý-biamaý. Thisoüýga wachiýshka wiüý guýatoü
\tr he was coming home regularly, they say. / Again / hunting / with him / he arrived, they say. / Your younger brother / creek / one / from the further «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:305.8

\op tiýthe teýdi shugaýxti nazhiüý teýdi ediý 'aýbae zhuýthagtheý te, aý-biamaý. Goüý eýdi
\tr comes forth / at the / very thick / stands / at the / there / hunting / you with him / will, / said he, they say. / So / there
\rf jod 1890:305.9

\op ahiý-biamaý. Kageý, iüdaýdi 'aýshpae eteý te theý, aý-biamaý. Goüý eýdi athaý-biamaý.
\tr he arrived, they say. / O younger brother, / my father / you hunt / may / the / this, / said he, they say. / So / there / he went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:305.10

\op Eýdi ahiý-biamaý ki kaýshixti eýgoü oüýpoü nuýga keýde t'eýthe akaýma. Kageý,
\tr There / arrived, they say / when / a very long time / elk / male / lying, and / he was killing it, they say. / O younger brother,
\rf jod 1890:305.11

\op moüchuý-ma wiüý t'eýtha-ga, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe wiüý uthoüý aýtiaýgtha-biamaý. Eýdi
\tr the grizzly bears / one / kill it, / said he, they say. / At length / one / he held / suddenly they say. / There
\rf jod 1890:305.12

\op athaý-biamaý. Moüchuý-xage heýgabazhiý-biamaý. H'a! h'a! h'a! eý-hnoü-biamaý
\tr he went, they say. / Grizzly bear crying / very much they say. / Ha! / ha! / ha! / said only they say
\rf jod 1890:305.13

\op moüchuý akaý. Eýgithe t'eýtha-bikeýama. Aýkixthaýte agthoüýkoühoü thixaýpi itheýtha-biamaý
\tr grizzly bear / the «sub.». / At length / he was lying killed, they say. / On the body under the foreleg / on both sides / pierced with claws / forcibly they say
\rf jod 1890:305.14

\op Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde toüý. Goüý te-nuýga wiüý shi ieýnaxiýthakithaý-biamaý.
\tr Long-tailed-cat / the «ob.». / So / buffalo-bull / one / again / he made him rush on it, they say.
\rf jod 1890:305.15

\op Te-nuýga toü t'eýtha-biamaý. Goüýki shi gaý-biamaý: Kageý, theýtedi wasaýbe sigtheý
\tr Buffalo-bull / the «ob.» / he killed it, they say. / And / again / he said as follows, they say: / O younger brother, / in this place / black bear / trail
\rf jod 1890:305.16

\op te unaý-ga, aý-biamaý sheýnuzhiüýga akaý. Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde aýgudi thaxtaiý te,
\tr the «ob.» / hunt it, / said, they say / young man / the «sub.». / Long-tailed-cat / where / was bit / the,
\rf jod 1890:305.17

\op aýkixthaýte shoüý bthuýga iýbaxti-hnoüý-biamaý. Shoüý iýbthoü-baýzhi eýgoü piý 'aýbaekiýthe-hnoüý-biamaý
\tr on the body under the forelegs / in fact / all over / was constantly swelling up very much, they say. / Yet / unsatisfied / like / again / was constantly causing him to hunt, they say
\rf jod 1890:305.18

\op sheýnuzhiüýga akaý.
\tr young man / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:305.19

\op Eýgithe shi wat'eýthe uýgine athaiý. Shi eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Eýgithe moüchuý t'eýthe te
\tr At length / again / slayer / seeking them, his own / went. / Again / there / he arrived, they say. / At length / grizzly bear / killed / the
\rf jod 1890:306.1

\op eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Ki noüýde-giýpibazhiý-biamaý. Eýgithe wasaýbe iüýchoü t'eýthai te
\tr there / he arrived, they say. / And / heart was bad for him they say. / At length / black bear / now / killed / the
\rf jod 1890:306.2

\op thisnuý giý amaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde ithaýdi thiü aýgine ithoüý-biamaý.
\tr dragging it / was coming, they say. / There / he arrived, they say. / Long-tailed-cat / his father / the «ob.» / embraced his / suddenly, they say.
\rf jod 1890:306.3

\op Hau! Thisoüýga waniýta-ma wazhiüý-pibaýzhi utheýhnazhi eteý ki, aý-biamaý. Oüý,
\tr Ho! / Your younger brother / the animals / cross / you not to tell to him / ought, / said he, they say. / Yes,
\rf jod 1890:306.4

\op dadiýha, eýgoü, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Iýthoüboüý thisoüýga wiüeýshtewoüý uiýthazhi-ga,
\tr O father, / so, / said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / A second time / your younger brother / even one / tell him not,
\rf jod 1890:306.5

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý shi ithaýdi akaý woüýgithe t'eýwathe thoükaý wa'iüý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr said he, they say. / So / again / his father / the «sub.» / all / killed them / the ones / carried them, they say. / So
\rf jod 1890:306.6

\op wa'iüý akiý-biamaý. Ihoüý akaý xageýxti aýgin ithoüý-biamaý, wamiý ke gitoüýbai
\tr carrying them / he reached home, they say. / His mother / the «sub.» / cried bitterly / embraced hers / suddenly, they say, / blood / the / saw her own
\rf jod 1890:306.7

\op te. Sheýnuzhiüýga iýe te ithaýdi giaýxai te shi eýgithoüý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Thisoüýga
\tr when. / Young man / word / the / his father / made for him / the / again / said to him, they say / woman / the «sub.». / Your younger brother
\rf jod 1890:306.8

\op iýthoüboüý wiüeýshtewoüý shtoüýbe ki uiýthazhi-a, aý-biamaý. Oüýthiü 'aýgthaoüýthathaýthiü,
\tr a second time / even one / you see it / if / do not tell him, / said she, they say. / You have / come near making me suffer,
\rf jod 1890:306.9

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý ediýtoü giniýkithe gthiüý-biamaý. 'Aýbaa-baýzhi, washeý shteoüý akaýgoü.
\tr said she, they say. / So / after that / causing him to recover / they say, they say. / He did not hunt, / rich in food / even / he was, because.
\rf jod 1890:306.10

\op Eýgithe hoüýegoücheýxchi amaý ki thiügaý-biteýama Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde amaý. Dadiýha,
\tr At length / very early in the morning / they say / when / he was missing, they say / Long-tailed-cat / the «sub.». / O father,
\rf jod 1890:306.11

\op kageý amaý thiügaiý, aý-biamaý sheýnuzhiüýga akaý. Thisoüýga 'aýbae the teý, aý-biamaý.
\tr younger brother / the «sub.» / is missing, / said, they say / young man / the «sub.». / Your younger brother / hunting / went, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:306.12

\op Gthiý ta thiüý, aý-biamaý. Miüý thoü moüýshi tithoüý ki agthiý-biamaý. Goüý ithaýdi
\tr Coming back / he will be, / said he, they say. / Sun / the / high / it became again, suddenly / when / he came home, they say. / So / his father
\rf jod 1890:306.13

\op thiükeý gipaýspoü-biamaý. Goüýki aýshi athaý-biamaý. Goüý ithaýdi amaý uthuýgihaý-biamaý.
\tr the «ob.» / he pushed his to attract notice, they say. / And / out / he went, they say. / There / they arrived, they say / when / behold / the beavers
\rf jod 1890:306.15

\op wiüý goüýke amaý, zhiüýgazhi. Shi hiýdeataýthishoü eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Shi eýgoü zhaýbe-ma
\tr one / lay for some time, they say / not small. / Again / down-stream / there / they arrived, they say. / Again / so / the beavers
\rf jod 1890:306.16

\op wiüý goüýke amaý, zhiüýgazhi. Goüý sheýnoüba t'eýwathaý-biamaý. Wa'iüý akiý-biamaý.
\tr one / lay for some time, they say, / not small. / So / only those two / he killed them, they say. / Carrying them / he reached home, they say.
\rf jod 1890:306.17

\op Goüý eýgasaýni noüýba zhoüý-xtieýgoü teýdi zhuýgthe athaý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Shi taýxti
\tr So / the next day / two / sleeps, about / when / with him / went, they say / boy / the «sub.». / Again / deer
\rf jod 1890:306.18

\op noüýba t'eýwathaý-biamaý. Wasaýbe noüýba t'eýwathaý-biamaý. Goüý eýdi aýhigi t'eýwathaý
\tr two / he killed them, they say. / Black bear / two / he killed them, they say. / So / there / many / he killed them
\rf jod 1890:306.19

\op biamaý. Gtheýba t'eýwathaý-biamaý: taýxti, wasaýbe shti, zhaýbe shti. Miüý thoü hiýdexchi
\tr they say. / Ten / he killed them, they say: / deer, / black bear / too, / beaver / too. / Sun / the / low very
\rf jod 1890:306.20

\op hiý ki akiý-biamaý. Dadiýha, kageý aýhigixti t'eýwathe ha, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga
\tr arrived / when / they reached home, they say. / O father, / younger brother / very many / killed them / , / said, they say / boy
\rf jod 1890:307.1

\op akaý. Eýgasaýni te uýhe athaiý te, woüýgithe. Ithaýdi zhuýgigthe athaý-biamaý, ihoüý
\tr the «sub.». / The next day / when / to bring in the meat / went, / all. / His father / with his / he went, they say, / his mother
\rf jod 1890:307.2

\op edaýbe. Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde akaý athaý-bazhiý-biamaý. Weýnaxithaý-biamaý niýashiüga aýzhi
\tr also. / Long-tailed-cat / the «sub.» / did not go, they say. / Attacked them, they say / people / different
\rf jod 1890:307.3

\op amaý. Sheýnuzhiüýga pahoüýga gaxthiý-biamaý. Wa'uýzhiüga eýduaýtoü gaxthiý-biamaý.
\tr the «sub.». / Young man / first / they killed him, they say. / Old woman / next / they killed her, they say.
\rf jod 1890:307.4

\op Ithaýdi amaý noüýzhiüshkeýxchi akiý-biamaý. Thihoüý thizhiüýthe edaýbe waýxthi, aý-biamaý.
\tr His father / the «sub.» / barely / reached home, they say. / Your mother / your elder brother / also / they killed them, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:307.5

\op Eýdi oügaýthe teý, aý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde ithaýdi eýdi hiý
\tr There / let us go, / said he, they say. / There / they arrived, they say. / Long-tailed-cat / his father / there / arrived
\rf jod 1890:307.6

\op wiuýwatoüýga t'eýtha-biamaý niýashiüga amaý. Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde akaý weýnaxithaý-biamaý
\tr as soon as / killed him, they say / people / the «sub.». / Long-tailed-cat / the «sub.» / attacked them, they say
\rf jod 1890:307.7

\op niýashiüga thoükaý. Shoüýge ke edaýbe wiüý t'eýtha-biamaý Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde akaý. Shi
\tr people / the «ob.». / Horse / the «ob.» / also / one / killed them, they say / Long-tailed-cat / the «sub.». / Again
\rf jod 1890:307.8

\op weýnaxithaý-biamaý. Uthuýkiheheýbe waýthiü-biamaý Iügthoüý-siü-sneýde akaý. Niýashiüga
\tr he attacked them, they say. / One after another / had them, they say / Long-tailed-cat / the «sub.». / Man
\rf jod 1890:307.9

\op wiüý shoüýge uthaýs'iü eýgoü-hnoü-siýxti t'eýtha-biamaý. Gtheýbahiwiüý teý t'eýwathaý-biamaý.
\tr one / horse / sticking to / so throughout / he killed, they say. / A hundred / the / he killed them, they say.
\rf jod 1890:307.10

\op Waýthixapi uthiýxpathe t'eýwathe-hnoüý-biamaý. Miüý itheý eýkitoüýxti wiüaýxchi
\tr Piercing them with claws / he pulled off / he killed them regularly they say. / Sun / had gone / just then / only one
\rf jod 1890:307.11

\op ugaýshta-biamaý.
\tr was left they say.
\rf jod 1890:307.12

\ti The raccoons and the crabs
\st Frank La Flèche's Version

\op Eýgithe Mikaý amaý theý amaýma. Eýgithe gaý-biamaý:
\tr At length Raccoon / the «sub.» / was going, they say. / At length / he said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:310.1

\op Kaý-ge Miý-ka haý! haý-zi oüý-that oü-gaý-the te haý, kaý-ge Miý-ka haý!
\tr Younger brother / Coon / O! / grapes / we eat / let us go / , / younger brother / Coon / O!
\rf jod 1890:310.2

\op Wiýzhiütheýha, sheý bthaýte-hnoüýdi hiý oüýsoüsoüýde-moüý, goüý aýdoü ubthiý'age.
\tr O my elder brother, / that / I eat it invariably when / tooth / shake me rapidly, / so / therefore / I am unwilling.
\rf jod 1890:310.3

\op Kaý-ge Miýka haý! kan*-de oüý-that oü-gaý-the te haý, kaý-ge Miý-ka haý!
\tr Younger brother / Coon / O! / plums / we eat / let us go / , / younger brother / Coon / O!
\rf jod 1890:310.4

\op Wiýzhiütheýha, sheý bthaýte-hnoüýdi oüthoüýwoükeýga-hnoü-moüý, goüý aýdoü ubthiý'age.
\tr O my elder brother, / that / I eat it invariably when / it always makes me sick, / so / therefore / I am unwilling.
\rf jod 1890:310.5

\op Kaý-ge Miýka haý! noüý-pa oüý-that oü-gaý-the te haý, kaý-ge Miý-ka haý!
\tr Younger brother / Coon / O! / choke-cherries / we eat / let us go / , / younger brother / Coon / O!
\rf jod 1890:310.6

\op Wiýzhiütheýha, sheý bthaýte-hnoüýdi snioüýt'e-moü, goüý adoüý ubthiý'age.
\tr O my elder brother, / that / I eat it invariably when / I am chilly, / so / therefore / I am unwilling.
\rf jod 1890:310.7

\op Kaý-ge Miý-ka haý! Moüý-shkoü oüýthat oü-gaý-the te haý, kaý-ge Miý-ka ha!
\tr Younger brother / Coon / O! / Crab / we eat / let us go / , / younger brother / Coon / O!
\rf jod 1890:310.8

\op Haý! zhiüýthe, haý! zhiüýthe, zhiütheýha! sheý iüýudoü-hnoü-moüý. Eýgithe theý amaý. Eýgithe
\tr O! / elder brother, / O! / elder brother, / elder brother O! / that / always good for me. / At length / they went, they say. / At length
\rf jod 1890:310.9

\op Moüýshkoü ni-uýwagi ahiý-biamaý. Eýgithe t'eý gaxaý-biamaý. Eýgithe noüýzhiü thashkoüý
\tr Crab / where they got water / they arrived, they say. / At length / dead / they made, they say. / Beware / barely / you stir
\rf jod 1890:310.10

\op thiüýhe auý. Atoüý, Ahauý! eheý ki thashkoüý te haý. Eýgithe shiýbe thi'iý'ithai shteýshtewoüý,
\tr over / ! / When, / Oho! / I say / when / you stir / will / . / Beware / entrails / they tickle «you» / notwithstanding,
\rf jod 1890:310.11

\op paxthuýge uthiýbahiüýi shteýshtewoüý, ishtaý theýthezhiüýdai shteýshtewoüý, eýgithe thashkoüý
\tr nostrils / they push up into your / notwithstanding, / eye / they reach into your / notwithstanding, / beware / you stir
\rf jod 1890:311.1

\op thiüýhe auý. Atoüý, Ahauý! eheý kiýzhi thashkoüý te haý, aý-biamaý (Mikaý noüý akaý).
\tr ever / ! / When, / Oho! / I say / if / you stir / will / , / said, they say / (Raccoon / grown / the).
\rf jod 1890:311.2

\op Eýgithe Moüýshkoü miüýzhiüga juýba niý agiýahiý-biamaý. Ki goüýthoüka weýtha-biamaý.
\tr At length / Crab / girl / some / water / arrived for, they say. / And / after they «stood» awhile / they found them, they say,
\rf jod 1890:311.3

\op Toüthiüý uthaý agthaý-biamaý. Wathaýxuxuýxe noüýba t'eý akeý aýtha! U+! aý-biamaý.
\tr Running / to tell it / they went homeward, they say. / Raccoon / two / dead / the two «lie» / indeed! / Halloo! / said «some», they say.
\rf jod 1890:311.4

\op Eýgithe Moüýshkoü niýkagahi thiükeýdi uthaý ahiý-biamaý. Eýgithe Moüýshkoü niýkagahi
\tr At length / Crab / chief / to him / to tell it / they arrived, they say. / At length / Crab / chief
\rf jod 1890:311.5

\op akaý eýthoübe atiý-biamaý. Eýgithe weýnaxiýtha theýtha-biamaý. Ki iüsh'aýge wiüý
\tr the «sub.» / in sight / came, they say. / At length / to attack them / he sent suddenly, they say. / And / old man / one
\rf jod 1890:311.6

\op iýekiýthe teýgoü zhuýwagthaý-biamaý. (Eýgithe Mikaý akaýdi eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Ki wiüý
\tr to act as crier / in order to / with them they say. / (At length / Raccoon / by them / there / they arrived, they say. / And / one
\rf jod 1890:311.7

\op gaý-biama:) Hiüdaý! shiýbe bthiý'itha teý-ana, aý-biamaý. Shiýbe thi'iýtha-bi (ki)
\tr said as follows, they say:) / Let me see! / entrail / I tickle him / will! / said he, they say. / Entrail / he tickled they say / (when)
\rf jod 1890:311.8

\op sheýtheshtewoüýzhi zhoüý-biamaý. Thaýthuhaýxchi iýxa amaý ki thishtoüý-biamaý. Shi aýma
\tr stirring not at all / he lay, they say. / Almost / he laughed / they say / when / he stopped, they say. / Again / the other
\rf jod 1890:311.9

\op keýdi athaý-b egoüý paxthuýge thizhiüýda-biamaý. Sheýtheshtewoüýzhi zhoüý-biamaý. Shi aýma
\tr by the / went, they say / having / nostrils / he reached into, they say. / Stirring not at all / he lay, they say. / Again / the other
\rf jod 1890:311.10

\op keýdi athaý-biamaý. Ishtaý-koüha thiziýbexchi uthoüý-biamaý. Sheýtheshtewoüýzhi zhoüý-biamaý
\tr by the / he went, they say. / Eye-border / taking by the very edge / he held, they say. / Stirring not at all / lay they say
\rf jod 1890:311.11

\op Mikaý akaý. Heý! wathaýwachigaýxe teý aiý athu+! eý iýekiýthe theýtha-biamaý
\tr Raccoon / the «sub.». / Ho! / you are to dance / he says / indeed, halloo! / saying / proclaiming / sent suddenly, they say
\rf jod 1890:311.12

\op Moüýshkoü iüsh'aýge akaý. Eýgithe wachiýgaxaý-biamaý. Wachiýgaxe uýthishoüý-biamaý.
\tr Crab / old man / the «sub.». / At length / they danced they say. / Dancing / they went around them, they say.
\rf jod 1890:311.13

\op Wathaýxuxuýxe noüýba t'eý akeý, Aýma sitheýde snedeý, Aýma iüýdzhe xtheýxe. U+!
\tr Raccoon / two / dead / the two «lie», / The one / heel / long, / The other / face / spotted. / Halloo!
\rf jod 1890:311.14

\op (aý-biamaý iüsh'aýge akaý). Eýgithe toüýwoügthoü bthuýga wachiýgaxe uýthishoüý-biamaý,
\tr (said, they say / old man / the). / At length / village / all / dancing / went around them, they say,
\rf jod 1890:311.15

\op Moüýshkoü toüýwoügthoü. Eýgithe, Ahauý! aý-biamaý. Akiýtha nazhiüý aýtiaýtha-biamaý.
\tr Crab / village. / At length, / Oho! / said he, they say. / Both / stood / suddenly they say.
\rf jod 1890:311.16

\op Weýnaxith athaý-biamaý. Moüýshkoü tiý aýgikiýbanoüý-biamaý. Waýthate moüthiüý-biamaý.
\tr Attacking them / they went, they say. / Crabs / lodge / ran with all their might for their, they say. / Eating them / they walked, they say.
\rf jod 1890:311.17

\op T'eýwathe moüthiüý-biamaý. Eýgithe noübaýxchi aýkiaýgtha-biamaý. Keý! Moügthiüýi-ga.
\tr Killing them / they walked, they say. / At length / only two / had gone back, they say. / Come! / Begone.
\rf jod 1890:311.18

\op Moüýshkoü ethiýge taiý (aý-biamaý Mikaý akaý). Shetoüý.
\tr Crab / they say of you / will «they» / (said, they say / Raccoon / the). / So far.
\rf jod 1890:311.19

\ti The raccoons and the crabs
\st @{Pathiü-noüpazhi}'s Version

\op Eýgithe Mikaý amaý a-iý-biamaý. Kaýge Mike+! kaýge Mike+! kaýge Mike+!
\tr At length / Raccoon / the / was coming, they say. / Younger brother / Coon O! / younger brother / Coon O! / younger brother / Coon O!
\rf jod 1890:313.1

\op haýzi oüthaýt oügaýthe haý+, kaýge Mike+! aý-biamaý. Wiýzhiütheýha! sheý bthaýte-hnoüý
\tr grapes / we eat / we go / ! / younger brother / Coon O! / said he, they say. / O my elder brother! / that / I eat regularly
\rf jod 1890:313.2

\op thoüýdi niýxa oüthoüýnie-hnoü-moüý. Niý te bthaýtoü teýdi oüthoüýpaxeteý shtoü, aýshka
\tr when / stomach / pains me in regularly I have «&or I do». / Water / the / I drink / when / it purges me / habitually, / close
\rf jod 1890:313.3

\op gaýmoü azheý shtoü ha, aý-biamaý. Kaýge Mike+! kaýge Mike+! kaýge Mike+!
\tr I do that / I stool / habitually / , / said he, they say. / Younger brother / Coon O! / younger brother / Coon O! / younger brother / Coon O!
\rf jod 1890:313.4

\op guýbe oüthaýt oügaýthe haý+, kaýge Mike+! aý-biamaý. Wiýzhiütheýha! sheýthoü bthaýte-hnoüýdi
\tr hackberries / we eat / we go / ! / younger brother / Coon O! / said he, they say. / O my elder brother! / that / I eat regularly, when
\rf jod 1890:313.5

\op iüýgth oüýwasaý shtoü. Wazhiüýxidaýathe, aý-biamaý. Kaýge Mike+! kaýge
\tr I am constipated / habitually. / I get out of patience with it, / said he, they say. / Younger brother / Coon O! / younger brother
\rf jod 1890:313.6

\op Mike+! kaýge Mike+! wazhiýde oüthaýt oügaýthe haý+, kaýge Mike+! aý-biamaý.
\tr Coon O! / younger brother / Coon O! / buffalo berries / we eat / we go / ! / younger brother / Coon O! / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:313.7

\op Wiýzhiütheýha! sheýthoü bthaýte-hnoüýdi izhoüýxe oüýtha'i'itha eýgoü akiýgthi'uý shtoü. Wazhiüýxidaýathe,
\tr O my elder brother! / that / I eat regularly, when / &anus / it itches me / as / I scratch myself / habitually. / I get out of patience with it,
\rf jod 1890:314.1

\op aý-biamaý. Kaýge Mike+! kaýge Mike+! kaýge Mike+! Moüýshkoü oüwoüýthat
\tr said he, they say. / Younger brother / Coon O! / younger brother / Coon O! / younger brother / Coon O! / Crab / we eat them
\rf jod 1890:314.2

\op oügaýthe te hau, kaýge Mike+! aý-biamaý. Haý! zhiüthe, haý! zhiüthe, zhiütheýha,
\tr we go / will / ! / younger brother / Coon O! / said he, they say. / O! / elder brother, / O! / elder brother, / elder brother O!
\rf jod 1890:314.3

\op sheý-hnoü wathaýte awaýsithe shtoü, aý-biamaý. Goüýki athaý-biamaý egoüý, weýthigthoü
\tr that only / eating «them» / I think of them / habitually, / said he, they say. / And / they went, they say / having, / plan
\rf jod 1890:314.4

\op gaýxe moüthiüý-biamaý. Toüýwoügthoü heýgashtewoüýzhi tapeý athaý-biamaý. Zhiütheýha,
\tr making / they walked, they say. / Village / very populous / near by / they went, they say. / Elder brother,
\rf jod 1890:314.5

\op uýkie oügaýxe ki aýkishuga ki wioüýnaxiýthai ki oüwoüýthate taiý, aý-biamaý. Oüýkazhi,
\tr to talk with them / we make / if / standing thick / when / we rush on them / if / we eat them / will, / said he, they say. / No,
\rf jod 1890:314.6

\op aý-biamaý izhiüýthe akaý. Gaý-biamaý: Niý-agihiý teýdi wiüýthoüthoü t'eýoüwoüýthe
\tr said, they say / his elder brother / the «sub.». / He said as follows, they say: / Arrive there for water / at the / one by one / we kill them
\rf jod 1890:314.7

\op oüwoüýthate oügthiüý tai, aý-biamaý. Shi isoüýga akaý, Oüýkazhi, weýthigthoü wiý paýxe ha,
\tr we eat them / we sit / will, / said he, they say. / Again / his younger brother / the «sub.», / No, / plan / I / I make it / ,
\rf jod 1890:314.8

\op aý-biamaý. Shoüýge uneý uzhoüýge gaxaý agiýi keýta paheý aýthiü baxuý eýtoü te
\tr said he, they say. / Horse / seeking / road / it forks / is coming again / at the / hill / ridge / peak / just that far / the
\rf jod 1890:314.9

\op oügaýxe te, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, shoüý, aý-biamaý. Sheý tateý, aý-biamaý. Eýta athaý-biamaý.
\tr let us make it, / said he, they say. / Yes, / enough, / said he, they say. / That / shall be, / said he, they say. / Thither / they went they say.
\rf jod 1890:314.10

\op Eýgoü uzhoüýge ke akiýtha moüýathaxti goüý zhoüý-biamaý. T'eý gaxaý-biamaý.
\tr So / road / the / both / flat on the back / so / they lay, they say. / Dead / they made they say.
\rf jod 1890:314.11

\op Washkoüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Shoüý 'oüý aýthithiüý shteýshtewoüý, ishtaý thoü uthiýbahiü
\tr Do your best, / said «one», they say. / Still / how / he has you / notwithstanding, / eye / the / he pushes in your
\rf jod 1890:314.12

\op shteýshtewoüý, shiýbe thiýtha'iý'ithai shteýshtewoüý, paýxthuge te uthiýbahiü shteýshtewoüý, paý thoü
\tr even if, / entrails / he tickles you / even if, / nostrils / the / he pushes in your / even if, / head / the
\rf jod 1890:314.13

\op sipaý te thinoüýha theýthe shteýshtewoüý, sheýthazhi-ga, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe shoüýge uneý wiüý
\tr toe / the / he kicks you aside / sending off / even if, / do not stir, / said he, they say. / At length / horse / seeking / one
\rf jod 1890:314.14

\op agiý amaýma. Uzhoüýge ke uhaý agiý-biamaý. Weýtha-bi ki, Shi! shi! shiý! theýake
\tr was returning, they say. / Road / the / following / he was returning, they say. / He found them, they say / when, / Shee! / shee! / shee! / these two lying
\rf jod 1890:314.15

\op noüýba, aý-biamaý. Weýbetoüý-biamaý. Shi eýdi a-iý-biamaý. Sipaý goüý noühaý
\tr two, / said he, they say. / He went around them, they say. / Again / there / was approaching, they say. / Toe / thus / he kicked one
\rf jod 1890:314.16

\op theýtha-biamaý ki sheýtheshtewoüýzhi zhoüý-biamaý. Uthaý agthaý-biamaý. Wathaýxuxe esheý-hnoü
\tr aside suddenly, they say / when / moving not at all / he lay, they say. / To tell it / he went homeward, they say. / Raccoon / you say regularly
\rf jod 1890:314.17

\op noüýba t'eý akeý aýtha. Huü+! aý-biamaý. Toüýwoügthoü goüý gthiüý-biamaý.
\tr two / dead / the two «lie» / indeed. / Halloo! / said he, they say. / Village / so / sat they say.
\rf jod 1890:314.18

\op Hiüdaý! aý-biamaý boüý na'oüý-bi akaý. Eýgithe iüsh'aýge wiüý shikoüýgeata gthiüý akaýma
\tr Hark! / said he, they say / calling / heard it, they say / he who. / At length / old man / one / far apart / he who was sitting, they say
\rf jod 1890:314.19

\op boüý te na'oüý-bi egoüý uaýkihoü uthaý agthaý-biamaý. Wathaýxuxe noüýba
\tr calling / the / heard it, they say / having / beyond / to tell it / went homeward, they say. / Raccoon / two
\rf jod 1890:315.1

\op t'eý akeý, aiý atha+ u! aý-biamaý. Tiý amaý za'eýxtioüý-biamaý. Wanaý'oü-biamaý.
\tr dead / the two «lie», / he says / indeed, / halloo! / said he, they say. / Lodge / the / in great confusion, they say. / They heard them, they say.
\rf jod 1890:315.2

\op Waýwathaýchigaýxe te, aiý athaý+ u! aý-biamaý. Shoüý shiüýgazhiüýga moüthiüý wakoüýdagiý
\tr You are to dance, / he says / indeed, / halloo! / said he, they say. / And / child / to walk / forward «+quick»
\rf jod 1890:315.3

\op shtewoüý bthuýgaxti ahiý-biamaý. Ahiý-bi egoüý aýkishugaýxti eýgaxe nazhiüý-biamaý.
\tr even / all / arrived, they say. / Arrived, they say / having / standing very close together / around / stood they say.
\rf jod 1890:315.4

\op Iüsh'aýgextiý-bi eýdegoü athuýhageýxchi ahiý-biamaý. Iýmoügthet'oü aý-inazhiüý-biamaý.
\tr A very aged man, they say / but / at the very last / arrived, they say. / Using a staff / he came and stood, they say.
\rf jod 1890:315.5

\op Moüshiaýtaha nazhiüýi-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Theýama Ishtiýnike thipiýi aýtha! aý-biamaý.
\tr Off at a distance / stand ye / , / said he, they say. / These / @{Ishtiýnike} / skillful «+cunning» / indeed! / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:315.6

\op Haýhakithaýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Hiüdaý! waýthit'oüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Shiýbe waýthi'ithaýi-ga,
\tr Get yourselves ready, / said he, they say. / Let us see! / feel them, / said he, they say. / Entrail / tickle ye them,
\rf jod 1890:315.7

\op aý-biamaý. Shiýbe waýthi'thaýi-de sheýtheshtewoüý-bazhiý-biamaý. T'eý thoükaý, aý-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / Entrail / tickled them when / they moved not at all they say. / Dead / they who, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:315.8

\op T'aýi ha. Keý, waýwachigaxaýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Iüsh'aýge akaý weýxuka gthiüý-biamaý.
\tr They are dead / . / Come, / dance ye, / said he, they say. / Old man / the / singing for them / sat they say.
\rf jod 1890:315.9

\op Iýbehiü utiüý-biamaý. Peýxe buýta gasaýthu utiüý-biamaý. Wathaýxuxe noüýba t'eý
\tr Pillow / hit they say. / Gourd / round / to rattle / he hit they say. / Raccoon / two / dead
\rf jod 1890:315.10

\op akeý. Iüýde xtheýxthe, iüýde xtheýxthe; Siüýde sneýde xtheýxthe; Hiüý zhoüýxe toüýga,
\tr the. / Face / spotted, / face / spotted; / Tail / long / spotted; / Hair / offensive / big,
\rf jod 1890:315.11

\op aý-biamaý. Zhiütheýha, sheýtathishoü weýnaxithaýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Nazhiüý aýtiaýtha-bi egoüý
\tr said he, they say. / Elder brother, / on that side / attack them, / said «one», they say. / Stood / suddenly, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:315.12

\op ediýtoüxti t'eýwathe waýthate moüthiüý-biamaý. Tiý ke uýgipaýaza-biamaý. Dzhuýbaxchi
\tr forthwith / killing them / eating them / they walked, they say. / Lodge / the / they scared them into their own, they say. / Very few
\rf jod 1890:315.13

\op akiý-biamaý. Shetoüý noüshtoüý-biamaý, weýnoüdaý-bi egoüý. Hahaý! goüýbadoü
\tr reached home, they say. / So far / they stopped running, they say, / felt full after eating, they say / having. / Ha! ha! / just as we wished «?»
\rf jod 1890:315.14

\op weýnoüdeawaýkithe, aý-biamaý.
\tr we have been caused to feel full after eating, / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:315.15

\ti The warriors who were changed to snakes

\op Niýashiüga gtheýbanoüba nudoüý athaý-biamaý. Wathaýta-bazhiý-biamaý. Noüpeýhiü
\tr Person / twenty / to war / went, they say. / They ate not they say. / Hunger
\rf jod 1890:317.1

\op wakoüýdithextiý-biamaý. Eýgaxe agiý-biamaý. Shoüý, theý'iühaý! Uýthixide
\tr very impatient from they say. / In a circle / they were returning, they say. / Enough, / O servants! / Looking around
\rf jod 1890:317.2

\op moüthiüýi-ga. Washkoüýi-ga, uýthixide te, aý-biamaý nudoüýhoüga akaý. Ki eýgithe
\tr walk ye. / Do your best, / looking around / the, / said, they say / war-chief / the. / And / at length
\rf jod 1890:317.3

\op wiüý toüthiüý agiý-biamaý. Nuýdoühoügaý! waniýta wiüý edediý ameý ebtheýgoü,
\tr one / running / was coming, they say. / O war-chief! / animal / one / there / is moving / I think,
\rf jod 1890:317.4

\op aý-biamaý. Ahauý! aý-biamaý nudoüýhoüga akaý. Iüdaýdoü waniýta eýskoü ehneýgoü?
\tr said he, they say. / Oho! / said, they say / war-chief / the. / What / animal / it may be you think?
\rf jod 1890:317.5

\op aý-biamaý. Nuýdoühoügaý! te-nuýga, ebtheýgoü, aý-biamaý. Ahauý! aý-biamaý nudoüýhoüga.
\tr said he, they say. / O war-chief! / buffalo bull, / I think, / said he, they say. / Oho! / said, they say / war-chief.
\rf jod 1890:317.6

\op Shan*-de, theý'iühaý! oüniýt etaiý, aý-biamaý. Piý doüýbe moüthiüýi-ga shi.
\tr If so, / O servants! / we live / may, / said he, they say. / Again / to see it / walk ye / again.
\rf jod 1890:317.7

\op Shi toüthiüý athaý-biamaý wiüý. Eýgithe, moüthiüý atheý amaýma te-nuýga amaý. Na!
\tr Again / running / went, they say / one. / Behold, / walking / was going, they say / buffalo bull / the. / Fie!
\rf jod 1890:317.8

\op nudoüýhoüga ithaýpa-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý ithaýpe athaý-biamaý. Theýthu gthiüýi-ga,
\tr war-chief / wait for him / , / said they, they say. / And / waiting for him / they went, they say. / Here / sit ye,
\rf jod 1890:317.9

\op aý-biamaý, wagaýxthoü eý waýwakaý-bi egoüý. Goüý athaý-biamaý. Oüdoüýbe zhoüýi-ga,
\tr said he, they say, / servant / that / he meant them, they say / having. / And / he went, they say. / Looking at me / lie ye,
\rf jod 1890:318.1

\op aý-biamaý. Aýnase nazhiüý-biamaý. Eýgithe a-iý amaýma te-nuýga amaý. Aýgata
\tr said he, they say. / To intercept it / he stood, they say. / At length / was approaching, they say / buffalo bull / the. / Aiming at it
\rf jod 1890:318.2

\op zhoüý-biamaý. Wahuýtoüthiü ke basnuý theýtha-biamaý. Aýgataý-bi aýfthutoüxchi. Ahiý-bi
\tr he lay, they say. / Gun / the / he pushed along / suddenly, they say. / He aimed at it, they say / in a straight line. / He arrived, they say
\rf jod 1890:318.3

\op ki eýgithe waniýta aýzhi amaýma. Noüýpe zhoüý-biamaý. Wahuýtoüthiü ke gthiýza-biamaý.
\tr when / behold / animal / different / was moving, they say. / Fearing it / he lay, they say. / Gun / the / he took his they say.
\rf jod 1890:318.4

\op Akiýda-maýzhi kiýshte t'eýoüthazhi eteýgoüzhi aýhoü, etheýgoü zhoüý-biamaý. Shi
\tr I shoot not / even if / he kills me not / not apt / ! / thinking / he lay, they say. / Again
\rf jod 1890:318.5

\op akiýde kiýshte muaýshnoü shoüý t'eýoüthe eteýgoü aýhoü, etheýgoü zhoüý-biamaý. Ithaýugthe
\tr I shoot at him / even if / I miss him / still / to kill me / apt / ! / thinking / he lay, they say. / All the while
\rf jod 1890:318.6

\op noüýwape zhoüý-biamaý. Weýs'a toüýga amaýma, siüýde-xthaý theýthoüskaý-biamaý.
\tr fearing / he lay, they say. / Snake / big / it was moving, they say, / tail-rattler / this size, they say.
\rf jod 1890:318.7

\op Thip'oüýde goüý thisaýthu-hnoüý-biamaý: Chu+. Goüý kiýda-biamaý. Sheýtheshtewoüýzhi
\tr Shook by pulling / so / it rattled invariably, they say: / Choo-oo. / And / he shot at it, they say. / Not moving at all
\rf jod 1890:318.8

\op nazhiüý-biamaý. Kiýdaiý-bi teýdi eýgithe xiaýtha aýiaýtha-biamaý. Iüýtoü nudoüýhoüga
\tr it stood, they say. / It was shot at, they say / when / behold / falling / it went suddenly, they say. / Now / war-chief
\rf jod 1890:318.9

\op thiükeý kiýde, aý-biamaý. Goüý eýdi agthaý-biamaý. Eýdi akiý-biamaý. Na! theý'iühaý!
\tr the / shot at it, / said they, they say. / And / there / he went back, they say. / There / he arrived again, they say. / Bother! / O servants!
\rf jod 1890:318.10

\op waniýta wiüý t'eýathe thoüýzha noüýpewaýthe, aý-biamaý. Na! nuýdoühoügaý! shoüý oüthoüýgudoüýbe
\tr animal / one / I killed it / though / dangerous, / said he, they say. / Why! / O war-chief! / still / let us consider
\rf jod 1890:318.11

\op taiý edaýdoü waniýta eýiüte, aý-biamaý. Weýs'a toüýga, aý-biamaý. Wuýhu' 'Aý!
\tr what / animal / it may be, / said they, they say. / Snake / big, / said he, they say. / Really!
\rf jod 1890:318.12

\op aý-biamaý. Zaniý thaxuýba-biamaý. Goüý eýdi ahiý-biamaý woüýgithe. Hiüda!
\tr said they, they say. / All / wondered, they say. / And / there / arrived, they say / all. / See!
\rf jod 1890:318.13

\op umaýsnai-ga, aý-biamaý. Umaýsna-biamaý. Eýgithe shiüý heýgazhiý-biamaý Weýs'a akaý.
\tr split it with a knife, / said he, they say. / They split it they say. / Behold / fat / very, they say / Snake / the.
\rf jod 1890:318.14

\op Ki teý-ma niýkashiüga ukeýthiü t'eýwathai te uýthibthoü bthoüý uýdoüxti eýgoüxtioüý
\tr And / the buffaloes / people / common / kill them / when / they smell / odor / very good / just like
\nt people / common = Indians
\rf jod 1890:318.15

\op uthiýbthoü-biamaý Weýs'a akaý. Nuýdoühoügaý! uýdoüxtioüý uýthibthoü te, teý eýgoüxtioüý,
\tr smelt they say / Snake / the. / O war-chief! / very good / smell / the, / buffalo / just like,
\rf jod 1890:318.16

\op aý-biamaý. Weýgaskoüthaýi-ga, aý-biamaý nudoüýhoüga akaý. Goüý neýthe
\tr said they, they say. / Test it, / said, they say / war-chief / the. / And / kindling a fire
\rf jod 1890:318.17

\op shte iteýtha-biamaý. Peýde te naýhegazhiý-biamaý. Ki noüpeýhiü te wakoüýditha-biamaý.
\tr even / they put it on, they say. / Fire / the / burnt very hot, they say. / And / hunger / the / impatient from, they say.
\rf jod 1890:318.18

\op Ahauý! aý-biamaý. Keý, theý'iühaý! iýgaskoüthaýi-ga, aý-biamaý nudoüýhoüga
\tr Oho! / said he, they say. / Come, / O servants! / test it, / said, they say / war-chief
\rf jod 1890:318.19

\op akaý. Miüý thoü thaýthuhaýxchi itheý-hnoü eýgoü-biamaý. Goüý, Theýthuxti, theý'iühaý!
\tr the. / Sun / the / nearly / had gone only / so they say. / And, / Right here, / O servants!
\rf jod 1890:318.20

\op oüzhoüý tai, aý-biamaý. Goüý te-thiýtiü thoü shoüý basnoüý ithoüýtha-biamaý. Niüýdethai
\tr let us sleep, / said he, they say. / And / buffalo rib / the / so / they placed on sticks to roast. / they say. / Cooked
\rf jod 1890:319.1

\op te eýduaýtoü shoüý aýkasta iteýtha-biamaý. Shoüý wiüý pahoüýga thateý taiteý noüýpa-bi
\tr when / next / so / in a heap / they put it, they say. / And / one / before / eat / shall / feared, they say
\rf jod 1890:319.2

\op egoüý, aýkast iteýthe gthiüý-biamaý. Goüý eýgithe nudoüýhoüga akaý gaý-biamaý:
\tr having, / in a heap / putting it / they sat, they say. / And / at length / war-chief / the / said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:319.3

\op Ahauý! aý-biamaý. Theý'iühaý! heýbe iüýthiü giýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý heýbe eýthiü
\tr Oho! / said he, they say. / O servants! / a piece / bring to me, / said he, they say. / And / a piece / having for him
\rf jod 1890:319.4

\op akiý-biamaý. Thataý-biamaý. Eýgithe, Uýdoüxtioüý, the'iüý, aý-biamaý. Teý-ma oüwoüýthataiý
\tr they reached again, they say. / He ate it, they say. / At length, / Very good, / servants, / said he, they say. / The buffaloes / we eat them
\rf jod 1890:319.5

\op eýgoüxtioüý, aý-biamaý. Goüý zaniý thataý-biamaý. Ki niýathiüga nuýzhiügaý-biamaý.
\tr just like, / said he, they say. / And / all / ate they say. / And / person / boy they say.
\rf jod 1890:319.6

\op Nuýzhiügaý-bi eýde thataý-bazhiý-biamaý. Iýnahiüý-bi shte thataý-bazhiý-biamaý.
\tr Boy, they say / but / he ate not they say. / They were willing, they say / even / he ate not they say.
\rf jod 1890:319.7

\op Theý'iühaý! teý-ma oüwoüýthataiý eýgoü ha, aý-biamaý. Bthoüý piýbazhi-baýzhi, uýdoüxtioüý.
\tr O servant! / the buffaloes / we eat them / it is like / , / said he, they say. / Odor / bad not, / very good.
\rf jod 1890:319.8

\op Thataý-ga, aý-biamaý nudoüýhoüga akaý. Ubthiý'age, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Goüý
\tr Eat it, / said, they say / war-chief / the. / I am unwilling, / said, they say / boy / the. / And
\rf jod 1890:319.9

\op neýthe te eýgaxe gthiüý-biamaý. Ki nuýzhiüga akaý gaxaýta gthiü-biamaý. Goüý
\tr kindled «fire» / the / around it / they sat, they say. / And / boy / the / apart / sat they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:319.10

\op ugaýhanapaýze amaý. Goüý iýnoüdextioüý-bi egoüý zhoüý-hnoü-biamaý. Eýgithe,
\tr dark / they say. / And / felt very full after eating, they say / having / slept each one, they say. / At length,
\rf jod 1890:319.11

\op Ahauý! aý-biamaý. Theý'iühaý! paýhoüi-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Piýazhixtioüý, aý-biamaý
\tr Oho! / said he, they say. / O servants! / arise / , / said he, they say. / Very bad, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:319.12

\op nudoüýhoüga akaý. Goüý uýwakieý thi'aýxti, shoüý goüý Weýs'a amaý bthuýga. Eýgithe
\tr war-chief / the. / And / to talk to them / he failed, / strange to say «?» / Snake / the «+were» / all. / Behold
\rf jod 1890:319.13

\op atoüý-ke-doüý bthuýgaxti thieý gaxaý kigthiýshtoü-biamaý Weýs'a sad-iheý. Nudoüýhoüga
\tr just as long as he lay / all / half of the body / finished himself, they say / Snake / was lying stretched. / War-chief
\rf jod 1890:319.14

\op aýma akaý gaý-biamaý: Ahauý! aý-biamaý. Guýda giýboü theýthai-ga, (aý-biamaý),
\tr the other / said as follows, they say: / Oho! / said he, they say. / Yonder / call to him, / (said he, they say),
\rf jod 1890:319.15

\op nuýzhiüga eý wakaý-bi egoüý. Nuýzhiüga akaý agiý-biamaý. Keý, theý'iühaý! wadoüýbai-ga,
\tr boy / that / meant him, they say / having. / Boy / the / was coming, they say. / Come, / O servant! / look at us,
\rf jod 1890:319.16

\op aý-biamaý. Theý'iühaý! theý noüýthapeýgoü hnaýtazhi iýshpahoü, aý-biamaý. Nuýzhiüga
\tr said he, they say. / O servant! / this / you feared, as / you ate not / you know, / said he, they say. / Boy
\rf jod 1890:319.17

\op akaý xageý nazhiüý-biamaý. Goüý, Uýsoüga, aý-biamaý. Thiýnaxchi thaniýta te, aý-biamaý.
\tr the «sub.» / crying / stood they say. / And, / Hopeless, / said he, they say. / You alone / you live / will, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:319.18

\op Wathaýshkoü thagtheý te ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý theý oüguýgashoü oümoüýthiüi edaýdoü
\tr You try / you go homeward / will / , / said he, they say. / And / this / we traveled / we walked / what
\rf jod 1890:319.19

\op oüguýnai ke bthuýgaxti oüthiý'i, aý-biamaý. Xubeý 'iý-biamaý. Theý weaýthape shoüý
\tr we sought / the / all / we give you, / said he, they say. / Sacred / they gave him, they say. / This / you wait for us / yet
\rf jod 1890:319.20

\op oüýba (ki) hneý te. Eýgithe waoüýtha iýkuha-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. Waiiüý toügaý
\tr day / (when) / you go / will. / At length / to leave them / afraid of, they say / boy / the. / Robe / large
\rf jod 1890:320.1

\op ge wiüý uzhiý wetheý'iü taiý. Mazhoüý uýdoü geýdi paheý toügaý wiüý gaýge ithoüýawathaýthe
\tr the / one / filling / you carry us / will. / Land / good / at the / hill / large / one / those / you put us
\rf jod 1890:320.2

\op taiý, aý-biamaý nudoüýhoüga akaý. Goüý oüýba amaý. Woüýgithexti eýgoüxti gagiýgizhe
\tr will, / said, they say / war-chief / the. / And / day / they say. / All / just so / coiled up
\rf jod 1890:320.3

\op gthiüý akaýma, aýkigthiüýgthiü gthiüý-biamaý. Ki waiiüý toügaý wiüý thizaý-bi egoüý,
\tr were / sitting, / sitting on one another / they sat, they say. / And / robe / large / one / took, they say / having,
\rf jod 1890:320.4

\op uýzhi-biamaý. Ki weý'iü athaý-biamaý. Paheý uýdoüxti edediý-thoü amaý. Eýdi ithoüýwathaý-biama.
\tr he put them in, they say. / And / carrying them / he went, they say. / Hill / very good / there it was, they say. / There / he put them, they say.
\rf jod 1890:320.5

\op Paheý zhiüýgazhi, paheý bazuý, sheýhithe eýgoü xthabeý noübaý bazuý iýdoübe
\tr Hill / not small, / hill / curvilinear top, / extending yonder / like it / tree / two / curvilinear top / in the middle
\rf jod 1890:320.6

\op aýgtha-biamaý. Goüý eýdi ithoüýwathaý-biamaý xthabeý te hideý teýdi. Gtheý tateý
\tr were put down on, they say. / And / there / he put them, they say / tree / the / bottom / by the. / Go homeward / shall
\rf jod 1890:320.7

\op iýgipahoüý-bi egoüý, Weýs'a amaý bthuýgaxti nuýzhiüga toü aýgipa'aý-biamaý, zhuýga ke
\tr they knew of their own, they say / having, / Snake / the «sub.» / all / boy / the / lay thick on their own, they say, / body / the
\rf jod 1890:320.8

\op aýha-biamaý. Goüý waoüýtha agthaý-biamaý. Goüý tiý keýta akiý-biamaý. Nudoüýhoüga
\tr they passed over, they say. / And / leaving them / he went homeward, they say. / And / lodge / at the / he reached home, they say. / War-chief
\rf jod 1890:320.9

\op thiüthoüý waniýta thataiý eýde eý zhuý kikaýxai, aý-biamaý. Eý nugeý theý shoüý
\tr the one who was / animal / ate / but / that / body / made for himself, / said he, they say. / He summer / this / «expletive»
\rf jod 1890:320.10

\op eýwathathaiý-ma, wa'uý, shiüýgazhiüýga, shoüýge waýthiü-maý shtewoüý, edaýdoü athiüý
\tr you who are his relations, / woman, / child, / horse / those that he has / even, / what / he has
\rf jod 1890:320.11

\op gitoüýbe goüthaý-biamaý, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. (Nugeý teýdi tiýi thoü shoüýxti
\tr to see his / he wishes, they say, / said, they say / boy / the. / (Summer / when / lodges / the / at any rate
\rf jod 1890:320.12

\op watoüýbe koü btha, aý-biamaý nudoüýhoüga wiüdeýthoüska Weýs'a akaý.) Goüý nugeý
\tr I see them / I wish, / said, they say / war-chief / one-half / Snake / the.) / And / summer
\rf jod 1890:320.13

\op te gaxthoüý athaý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Oügaýte, aý-biamaý. Theýthoüdiý,
\tr when / migrating / they went, they say. / There / they arrived, they say. / We have come, / said he, they say. / Here it is,
\rf jod 1890:320.14

\op aý-biamaý. Ki, Ediýxti oütiý tai, aý-biamaý. Goüý wa'uý, shiüýgazhiüýga, shoüý bthuýga
\tr said he, they say. / And, / Just there / we camp / will, / said they, they say. / And / woman, / child, / in fact / all
\rf jod 1890:320.15

\op eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý ki eýgithe eýthoübaý-biamaý. Eýdi moüshoüýde
\tr there / arrived, they say. / There / they arrived, they say / when / behold / they came out, they say. / There / holes in the ground
\rf jod 1890:320.16

\op gaýxe akaýma. Eýi ha, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe noüýwathaýpe taiý. Eýi ha. Eýgithe
\tr they had made, they say. / Those are they / , / said he, they say. / Beware / you fear them / lest. / Those are they / . / Beware
\rf jod 1890:320.17

\op wetheýoühe taiý. Shkoüýzhi nazhiüýi-ga, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga aýkaý. Eýgithe Weýs'a amaý
\tr you flee from them / lest. / Motionless / stand ye, / said, they say / boy / the. / At length / Snake / the
\rf jod 1890:320.18

\op bthuýgaxti nuýzhiüga toü aýgipa'aý-biamaý. Aýkihoü athaý-biamaý. Niýkashiüga amaý
\tr all / boy / the / lay thick on their own, they say. / Beyond / they went, they say. / People / the
\rf jod 1890:320.19

\op eýgazeýze nazhiüý-biamaý. Goüý wagiýkoü-biamaý. Xageý za'eýxtioüý-biamaý. Shoüý
\tr in a row / stood, they say. / And / they condoled with their own, they say. / Crying / they made an uproar, they say. / In fact
\rf jod 1890:320.20

\op bthuýga weýkoü-biamaý. Goüý uthuýgashiýbai te niýashiüga waýhai te iýbthoüxtioüý-biamaý
\tr all / condoled with them, they say. / And / they went throughout / when
\rf jod 1890:321.1

\op Weýs'a amaý. Goüý moüshoüýde teýta eýgazeýze aýkigthiüý-biamaý Weýs'a amaý.
\tr Snake / the «sub.». / And / holes in the ground / at the / in a row / sat with one another, they say / Snake / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:321.2

\op Theý niýashiüga aýki'e amaýta wadoüýbe zhoüý-biamaý. Shoüýge-ma eýdi koütoüý
\tr This / people / standing thick / at them / looking at them / they lay, they say. / The horses / there / tied
\rf jod 1890:321.3

\op iteýwekithaý-biamaý. Wa'iüý ge, shaýnakaýgthe shti, weýgasaýpi shti, moüýde, utoüý
\tr they placed theirs for them they say. / Packs / the, / saddle / too, / whip / too, / bow, / leggings
\rf jod 1890:321.4

\op oüýtha a-iýi ge, hiübeý oüýtha a-iýi ge edaýbe, bthuýga eýdi iteýtha-biamaý. Goüý shi
\tr left / were coming / the, / moccasins / left / were coming / the / also, / all / there / they put them, they say. / And / again
\rf jod 1890:321.5

\op maýthe aýzhi amaý. Shi eýdi gaxthoüý atiý-biamaý. Kiý eýdi wathiýshna-bazhiý-biamaý.
\tr winter / a different / they say. / Again / there / migrating / they came, they say. / And / there / not visible, they say.
\rf jod 1890:321.6

\op pshoüýge waoüýtha amaý iüýchoüxchi zhaýi ge thiügeý-hnoü-biamaý. Aýdoü moüshoüýde
\tr Horse / they left them / the / just now / dunged / the «pl.» / there was none, they say. / Therefore / holes in the ground
\rf jod 1890:321.7

\op moütaýta waýgthathiü aýkiaýgtha-biamaý, eý uthaý-hnoü-biamaý.
\tr inside / having them / they had gone back, they say, / that / they tell regularly, they say.
\rf jod 1890:321.8

\ti The warriors and the three snakes

\op Niýashiüga nudoüý ahiý-biamaý. Agthiý-zhoü-hnoüý-biamaý. Eýgithe mazhoüý zhoüý
\tr Men / to war / arrived, they say. / They slept on the way home regularly, they say. / At length / land / sleep
\rf jod 1890:324.1

\op tai thoüý agthiý-biamaý. Eýgithe zhoüthoüýxa toüýga (edediý-ke amaý). Theý uzhoüý uýdoüxtioüý,
\tr will / the / they came back to, they say. / Behold / log / big / (were lying there, they say). / This / to sleep in / very good,
\rf jod 1890:324.2

\op zhoüthoüýxa thaýbthiü-biamaý. Eýgaxe zhoüý-biamaý. Eýgithe oüýba amaý ki
\tr log / three they say. / Around / they lay, they say. / At length / day / they say / when
\rf jod 1890:324.3

\op tadeýsage (amaý). Nudoüýhoüga akaý uthiýxidaý-biamaý. Eýgithe zhoüthoüýxa amaý
\tr high wind / (they say). / War-chief / the «sub.» / looked around, they say. / Behold / log / the
\rf jod 1890:324.4

\op Weýs'a toüýga akaýma. Hau, theý'iü! piýazhixtioüý. Paýhoüi-ga, aý-biamaý. Woüýgithe
\tr Snake / big / were, they say. / Ho, / servants! / it is very bad. / Arise, / said he, they say. / All
\rf jod 1890:324.5

\op iaýthixa zhoüý akaýma. Goüýki ukiýgthoü-biamaý. Kigthiýdiüdiüý-biamaý. Ki tadeýsage
\tr with open mouth / were lying, they say. / And / they took hold of one another, they say. / They held firmly to one another, they say. / And / high wind
\rf jod 1890:324.6

\op gasnuý-hnoü athaý-biamaý. Uhoüýge nazhiüý akaý xageý nazhiüý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr blowing along regularly / went they say. / The end / stood / he who / crying / stood they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:324.7

\op gaý-biamaý: Hau, theý'iühaý! weýthigthoü wiüý ithaýathe ha, aý-biamaý. Shoüý iüdaýdoü
\tr he said as follows, they say: / Ho, / O servants! / plan / one / I have found / , / said he, they say. / In fact / what
\rf jod 1890:324.8

\op zhiüzhiüýga athiüý-bi keý shoüý bthuýga, moüý ke, hiübeý, maýhiü, wa'iý-biamaý Weýs'a
\tr small things / they had, they say / the / in fact / all, / arrow / the, / moccasins, / knife, / they gave to them, they say / Snake
\rf jod 1890:324.9

\op thoükaý. Goüýki iý te aýthapuýi te eýshetoüý goüý aýbthage keý amaý. Weýs'a amaý
\tr the «ob.». / And / mouth / the / closed / when / that far / so / a calm / «lay» they say. / Snake / the
\rf jod 1890:324.10

\op eý thataýdesagaý-biamaý iaýthixa zhoüýi te. Goüý theý gthadiüý zhoüý keý aýoüsi gtheý-hnoü-biamaý.
\tr that / made wind with their mouths, they say / with open mouths / they lay / when. / And / this / across / it lay / the «ob.» / leaping across / they went homeward regularly they say.
\rf jod 1890:324.11

\op Hau, theý'iühaý! wiüý pahoüýgai-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý uthiý'aga-biamaý,
\tr Ho, / O servants! / one / go ye before, / said he, they say. / And / they were unwilling, they say,
\rf jod 1890:324.12

\op noüýpe-hnoüýi te. Ahauý! aý-biamaý. Theý'iühaý! wiýebthiüý te, aý-biamaý nudoüýhoüga
\tr they feared regularly / as. / Oho! / said he, they say. / O servants! / I am he / will, / said, they say / war-chief
\rf jod 1890:324.13

\op akaý. Shoüý iüdaýdoü shtewoüý nudoüýhanga eý washkoüý moüthiüý ameýgoü eý
\tr the. / And / what / soever / war-chief / that / makes an effort / walks / that class / that
\rf jod 1890:324.14

\op gaýxe moüthiüý ameýgoü t'eý te noüýpa-baýzhi goüý wiýebthiü taý miüke, aý-biamaý
\tr doing / walks / that class / die / will / fears not / so / I am he / will / I who, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:324.15

\op nudoüýhoüga akaý. Goüý nudoüýhoüga thiükeý eýdi gtheý amaý ki iaýthixa zhoüý amaý
\tr war-chief / the. / And / war-chief / the / there / was going homeward / when / with open mouth / was lying, they say
\rf jod 1890:324.16

\op uthiýzoü akaý. Goüý aýoüsi aýkiaýgtha-biamaý. Ahauý! aý-biamaý. Washkoüýi-ga,
\tr middle / the one. / And / leaping over / he had gone homeward, they say. / Oho! / said he, they say. / Be strong,
\rf jod 1890:325.1

\op aý-biamaý nudoüýhoüga akaý. Goüý shi nudoüýhoüga aýma akaý shi eýgoü aýoüsi
\tr said, they say / war-chief / the. / And / again / war-chief / the other / the «sub.» / again / so / leaping over
\rf jod 1890:325.2

\op aýkiaýgtha-biamaý. Ahauý, theý'iü! washkoüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Eý oügaýgi ki eýgoüxti
\tr had gone homeward, they say. / Oho! / servants! / be strong, / said he, they say. / That / we coming homeward / when / just so
\rf jod 1890:325.3

\op gaýxe goüýthai-ga, aý-biamaý. Shi eýgoü-hnoü wiüýthoüshoü agtheý nazhiüý-biamaý. Shi
\tr to do / desire ye, / said he, they say. / Again / so regularly / one by one / going homeward / they stood, they say. / Again
\rf jod 1890:325.4

\op wiüý akaý eýgoü agthaý-biamaý. Shi wiüý akaý agthaiý eteýgoü, niýkashiüga gtheýba-thaýbthiü.
\tr one / the / so / went homeward, they say. / Again / one / the «sub.» / went homeward / apt, / man / thirty.
\rf jod 1890:325.5

\op Shi wiüý akaý aýoüsi agthaý-biamaý. Shi wiüý akaý eýduaýtoü. Aýna akiýi-ma washkoüý
\tr Again / one / the «sub.» / leaping over / went homeward, they say. / Again / one / the «sub.» / next to him. / How many / reached there again / to be strong
\rf jod 1890:325.6

\op aýkigthaýzhi-hnoüý-biamaý. Eýde theýdeataýxchi nazhiüý toü aýbagthaý-biamaý. Ishtaýbthi
\tr commanded one another regularly, they say. / But / at the very bottom / stood / the one / hesitated they say. / Tears
\rf jod 1890:325.7

\op aýsnu-biamaý. Hau, theý'iühaý! nuý hniü. Nuý oüthiüý eýgoü oüguýgashoüýi, aý-biamaý.
\tr trickled, they say. / Ho, / O servant! / man / you are. / Men / we are / so / we travel, / said «the leader» they say.
\rf jod 1890:325.8

\op Thaxaýge, theý'iü, piýazhi shkaýxe, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe gtheý amaý ki Weýs'a akaý noüýxahi
\tr You cry, / servant, / bad / you do, / said he, they say. / At length / he was going homeward / when / Snake / the «sub.» / backbone
\rf jod 1890:325.9

\op ke thit'uýxa-bi egoüý waýzhoü kiheý amaý. Ki moüýatha gaýha kigtheýthe ki shoüýshoü
\tr the / raised in a hump, they say / having / he lay down again suddenly, / they say. / And / on his back / he knocked him down again / when / without stopping
\rf jod 1890:325.10

\op thasniüý theýtha-biamaý. Ahauý! aý-biamaý. Goüý, theý'iühaý, oüguý-hnoü oümoüýthiü.
\tr he swallowed him suddenly they say. / Oho! / said «the leader» they say. / So, / O servants, / we alone / we walk.
\rf jod 1890:325.11

\op Niýashiüga wiüaýxchi shtewoüý aýgudi t'eý goüýthai ki t'aiý, aý-biamaý. Goüý agthaý-biamaý.
\tr Person / one / soever / where / to die / wishes / if / he dies, / said he, they say. / So / they went homeward they say.
\rf jod 1890:325.12

\op Goüý akiý-zhoü-hnoüý-biamaý. Goüý eýgoü-hnoü zhoüý-biamaý weýahide te.
\tr So / they slept on the way home regularly, they say. / So / thus regularly / they slept, they say / at a distance / when.
\rf jod 1890:325.13

\op Eýgithe noüýba wadoüýbe athaý-biamaý. Nuýdoühoügaý! gaýtedi tiý juýba ediý thoü,
\tr At length / two / to see / went they say. / O war-chief! / in that place / lodge / some / there / the,
\rf jod 1890:325.14

\op aý-biamaý. Ahauý! aý-biamaý. Nuýdoühoügaý! uwaýzhiathai, aý-biamaý. Washkoüý-ga.
\tr said they, they say. / Oho! / said he, they say. / O war-chief! / we are tired, / said they, they say. / Be strong.
\rf jod 1890:325.15

\op Shoüýge oüwoüýgagthiü oügoüýthai, aý-biamaý. Ahauý! aý-biamaý. Goüý eýdi
\tr Horse / we sit on them / we wish, / said they, they say. / Oho! / said he, they say. / So / there
\rf jod 1890:325.16

\op akiý-biamaý. Ti-koüýhaxchi keýdi nazhiüý-biamaý. Nudoüýhoüga akiýwa tiýi thoüýdi
\tr they reached again, they say. / The very edge of the lodges / by the / they stood, they say. / War-chief / both / lodges / to the
\rf jod 1890:325.17

\op athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe shoüýge heýgazhi keý amaý. Ki nudoüýhoüga akiýwa waýbasiý-biamaý.
\tr went they say. / Behold / horse / a great many in a line, they say. / And / war-chief / both / drove them before them they say.
\rf jod 1890:325.18

\op Waýthiü agthaý-biamaý. Goüýama gaýthuadi waýthiü akiý-biamaý. Uýwagithaý
\tr Having them / they went back, they say. / After a while / at that place / having them / they arrived again, they say. / To tell them
\rf jod 1890:325.19

\op moügthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý, nudoüýhoüga aýma thiükeý eý wakaý-bi egoüý. Uýwagithaý
\tr begone, / said he, they say, / war-chief / the other / the one who / that / he meant, they say / having. / To tell them
\rf jod 1890:326.1

\op akiý-biamaý. Nudoüýhoüga thithiýta uýzhawa gaýxe, aý-biamaý. Hau! nuýdoühoügaý,
\tr he arrived again, they say. / War-chief / your / pleasant / has made, / said he, they say. / Ho! / O war-chief,
\rf jod 1890:326.2

\op aý-biamaý woüýgithexti. Goüý edi akiý-biamaý. Ahauý! aý-biamaý. Shoüýge sheý-ma
\tr said, they say / all. / And / there / he arrived again, they say. / Oho! / said he, they say. / Horse / those
\rf jod 1890:326.3

\op waýkoütoüýi-ga, aý-biamaý, bthuýgaxti. Shoüýge waýkoütoüý-biamaý. Goüý waýbasiý-biamaý
\tr tie them, / said he, they say, / all. / Horses / they tied them, they say. / And / they drove them before them they say
\rf jod 1890:326.4

\op bthuýga. Goüý zhoüý-hnoüi te waýthiü agthaiý te. Tiý oüýtha a-iýi thoüýdi
\tr all. / And / they slept regularly / when / having them / they went homeward / the. / Lodge / abandoning / they were coming / at the
\rf jod 1890:326.5

\op akiý-biamaý. Goüý shoüýge waýthiü akiýi-ma wa'uý, iüsh'aýge edaýbe wa'iý-biamaý,
\tr they arrived home again, they say. / And / horse / those / that they took home / woman, / old man / also / they gave to them, they say.
\rf jod 1890:326.6

\op bthuýgaxti shoüý.
\tr all / in fact.
\rf jod 1890:326.7

\ti The sun and moon

\op Aýwimaýka-maýzhi. Niýkashiüga utheýwiüawaýthe shtewoüý waýshnieýthoü eýgoü aýhigi
\tr I am out of patience with you. / People / I collect them / notwithstanding / you scatter them / as / many
\rf jod 1890:328.1

\op uxpaýthewathaýthe-shtoüý, aý-biamaý Niýashiüga aýhigi uhiý eweýkoübtheýgoü
\tr you cause them to be lost habitually, / said they say / Moon / the. / People / many / to grow / I wish for them, as
\rf jod 1890:328.2

\op waýbthieýthoü theýathe shtewoüý ugaýhanapaýze uýthazhiý-hnoü eýgoü aýhigi noüpeýhiü
\tr I scatter them / I suddenly / notwithstanding / darkness / you put them in it regularly / as / many / hungry
\rf jod 1890:328.3

\op t'eýwathaýthe-hnoü, aý-biamaý Miüý akaý. Hau, niýkashiüga-maýshe! aýhigi zhuýthat'oüý
\tr you kill them regularly, / said they say / Sun / the. / Ho, / ye who are people! / many / you mature
\rf jod 1890:328.4

\op taiteý. Pahaýshi aýmusta witoüýbe agthiüý taiý miüke. Edaýdoü shkoüý moühniüýi
\tr shall. / Above / directly above / I see you / I sit / will / I who. / What business / ye walk
\rf jod 1890:328.5

\op ge bthuýgaxti iýwibthiýgthoü agthiüý taiý miüke, aý-biamaý. Niýoüba akaý gaý-biamaý:
\tr the / all / I ruling you / I sit / will / I who, / said he, they say. / Moon / the / said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:328.6

\op Shi wiý shti eýgoü agthiüý taý miüke. Utheýwiüwitheý-de ugaýhanapaýze ki shi utheýwiüxti
\tr Again / I / too / so / I sit / will / I who. / I collect you while / darkness / if / again / assembling in full force
\rf jod 1890:328.7

\op akiý-thazhoüý taiý. Shoüý shkoüý moühniüý tai te bthuýga wiý iýwibthiýgthoü taiý miüke,
\tr you sleep there again / will. / In fact / business / you walk / will / the / all / I / I ruling you / will / I who,
\rf jod 1890:328.8

\op aý-biamaý. Shi uzhoüýge ukiaýwatoü oümoüýthiü taiteý. Haýshi moübthiüý taý miüke,
\tr said she, they say. / Again / road / one after the other / we walk / shall. / Behind / I walk / will / I who,
\rf jod 1890:328.9

\op aý-biamaý Niýoüba akaý. Niýoüba akaý wa'uý wiüý eýgoüxtioüýi. Neýxe aiýgatha
\tr said, they say / Moon / the. / Moon / the / woman / one / is just like. / Kettle / carrying on the arm
\rf jod 1890:328.10

\op moüthiüý-hnoüi.
\tr she walks regularly.
\rf jod 1890:328.11

\ti The suitor and his friends

\op Toüýwoügthoü wiüý ediý-thoü amaý. Ki wa'uý wiüý uýdoüxti athiüý-biamaý toüýwoügthoü
\tr Village / one / it was there / they say. / And / woman / one / very good / they had, they say / village
\rf jod 1890:329.1

\op akaýdi. Ki sheýnuzhiüýga goüýtha ahiý-hnoü-biamaý. Ki thi'aý-hnoü-biamaý.
\tr at the. / And / young man / desiring her / they arrived regularly they say. / And / they failed regularly they say.
\rf jod 1890:329.2

\op Ki niýashiüga sheýnuzhiüýga wiüý, Hiüdaý! wa'uý goüýthai thi'aý-shnoüi eýde wa'uý
\tr And / person / young man / one, / Let me see! / woman / they desired / failed regularly / but / woman
\rf jod 1890:329.3

\op koüýbtha btheý teý-na, etheýgoü-biamaý. Goüý sheýnuzhiüýga akaý athaý-biamaý. Shoüý paheý
\tr I desire her / I go / will! / he thought, they say. / And / young man / the «sub.» / went they say. / And / hill
\rf jod 1890:329.4

\op wiüý toügaýxti ediý-thoü ki niýashiüga wiüý agthiüý akaýma. Sheýnuzhiüýga miüýthigthoüý
\tr one / very large / it was there / when / person / one / was sitting, they say. / Young man / thinking of the woman
\rf jod 1890:329.5

\op atheý amaý niýashiüga pahaýdi gthiüý thiüýke tapeý athaý-biamaý. Ki niýashiüga pahaýdi
\tr he who was going / person / on the hill / sat / he who / from a near point / went they say. / And / person / on the hill
\rf jod 1890:329.6

\op gthiüý akaý moüýgthe nazhiüý-bi ki shi gthiüý-hnoü-biamaý. Ki eýdi ahiý-biamaý
\tr sat / he who / erect / stood, they say / when / again / sat regularly they say. / And / there / arrived, they say
\rf jod 1890:329.7

\op sheýnuzhiüýga miüýthigthoüý amaý, niýashiüga thiükeýdi. Ki, Kageýha, eaýtoü thagthiüý a,
\tr young man / thinking of a woman / the, / person / by the. / And, / Friend, / why / you sit / ?
\rf jod 1890:329.8

\op aý-biamaý sheýnuzhiüýga akaý. Ki aýma akaý gaý-biamaý: Kageýha, teý theýma weaýnaxiýbtha
\tr said, they say / young man / the. / And / the other / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Friend, / buffalo / these / I attack them
\rf jod 1890:329.9

\op koüýbtha eýdegoü akuýsoüde-shnoüý ibtheýgoü iüý'e siýkoü ithaýkoütoüý ha,
\tr I wish / but / through «and beyond» regularly / I have gone, as / stone / ankle / I tie to it / ,
\rf jod 1890:329.10

\op aý-biamaý. Iüý'e toügaýxti thoü eýde siýkoü iýkoütoü gthiüý-biamaý. Ki aýma akaý
\tr said he, they say. / Stone / very large / the / but / ankle / tying to / he sat they say. / And / the other / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:329.11

\op gaý-biamaý: Kageýha, etaýhi kiýshte thatoüýshniü te ha. Wagaýshoü btheý-de zhuýgthe
\tr said as follows, they say: / Friend, / the time comes / if ever / you run / will / . / Traveling / I go when / to be with
\rf jod 1890:329.12

\op oüthiüýge. Oügaýthe te ha, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, aý-bi egoüý, zhuýgthe athaý-biamaý.
\tr I have none. / Let us go / , / said he, they say. / Yes, / said, they say / having, / with him / he went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:329.13

\op Eýgithe shi neý toügaýxti noüýba ediý-thoü kish eýdiý niýashiüga wiüý gthiüý akaýma.
\tr At length / again / lake / very large / two / it was there / when, / there / person / one / was sitting, they say.
\rf jod 1890:329.14

\op Goüý niý te thatoüý goüthaý-bi-de bamaýxe niý te thatoüý athaý-bi shtewoüý shi
\tr And / water / the / to drink / he desired, they say while / stooping / water / the / to drink / he went, they say / notwithstanding / again
\rf jod 1890:329.15

\op paýgahoü-hnoüý-biamaý. Ki theýama sheýnuzhiüýga eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Kageýha, eaýtoü
\tr he raised the head regularly they say. / And / this / young man / there / arrived, they say. / Friend, / why
\rf jod 1890:329.16

\op thagthiüý a, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, kageýha, niý theýthoü bthaýtoü koüýbth eýdegoü oüthoüýbthoü-maýzhi-shnoü-moüý
\tr you sit / ? / said he, they say. / Yes, / friend, / water / this / I drink it / I wish / but / I never get enough to satisfy me
\rf jod 1890:330.1

\op eýgoü sheýhitheýthoü edaýbe ki bthaýtoü koübtheýgoü agthiüý ha,
\tr as / yonder one / also / if / I drink it / I wish, as / I sit / 
\rf jod 1890:330.2

\op aý-biamaý. Kageýha, etaýhi kiýshte niý shnaýtoü te ha. Zhuýgthe oüthiüýge. Oügaýthe te ha,
\tr said he, they say. / Friend, / the time comes / if ever / water / you drink / will / . / To be with / I have none. / Let us go / ,
\rf jod 1890:330.3

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý noüýba zhuýwagthaý-biýamaý, thaýbthiü te. Athaý-bi ki, shi eýgithe niýashiüga
\tr said he, they say. / And / two / he went with them, they say, / three / the. / They went, they say / when, / again / at length / person
\rf jod 1890:330.4

\op wiüý moüýxata uthiýxide moüthiüý amaýma. Eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý, Eaýtoü
\tr one / at the sky / looking / was walking, they say. / There / they arrived, they say / having, / Why
\rf jod 1890:330.5

\op moühniüý a, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, kageýha, moübthiýdoü theýatheý-de moüý iüýgthi-maýzhi
\tr you walk / ? / said he, they say. / Yes, / friend, / I pulled the bowstring / I sent it suddenly but / arrow / it has come back to me I not
\rf jod 1890:330.6

\op eýgoü ithaýape, aý-biamaý. Kageýha, wagaýshoü btheý-degoü zhuýgthe oüthiüýge. Etaýha
\tr as / I wait for it to appear, / said he, they say. / Friend, / traveling / I go but / to be with / I have none. / Further on
\rf jod 1890:330.7

\op kiýshte moüý ke uthaýgine teý. Oügaýthe te ha, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, aý-bi egoüý,
\tr if ever / arrow / the / you seek your own / will. / Let us go / , / said he, they say. / Yes, / said, they say / having,
\rf jod 1890:330.8

\op athaý-biamaý. Duýba-biamaý. Eýgithe niýashinga wiüý thizuýe zhoüý akaýma. Paýgahoüý-bi
\tr they went, they say. / Four they say. / At length / person / one / stretched out / was lying, they say. / He raised his head they say
\rf jod 1890:330.9

\op ki-hnoüý shi piý zhoüý-hnoü-biamaý. Eýgithe toüýde keýta waýna'oü-hnoüý akaýma.
\tr when regularly / and / again / he lay regularly they say. / Behold / ground / on the / he was listening regularly to something, they say.
\rf jod 1890:330.10

\op Kageýha, eaýtoü thazhoüý a, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, kageýha, peýzhi daýdoü geý shtewoüý iýi
\tr Friend, / why / you lie / ? / said he, they say. / Yes, / friend, / vegetation / what / the / soever / coming
\rf jod 1890:330.11

\op te nyuý te aýanaý'oü ha, aý-biamaý. Kageýha, etaýha kiýshte aýthanaý'oü te ha.
\tr the / breathing / the / I listen to it / , / said he, they say. / Friend, / further on / if ever / you listen to it / will / .
\rf jod 1890:330.12

\op Oügaýthe te ha. Wagaýshoü moübthiüý eýdegoü zhuýgthe oüthiüýge, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü,
\tr Let us go / . / Traveling / I walk / but / to be with / I have none, / said he, they say. / Yes,
\rf jod 1890:330.13

\op aý-bi egoüý, zhuýgthe athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe toüýwoügthoü thoüýdi ahiý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr said, they say / having, / with him / he went, they say. / At length / village / at the / they arrived, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:330.14

\op niýashiüga amaý eýdi ahiý-bi ki niýashiüga aýkiexti waýbanoüý-biamaý. Niýashiüga
\tr man / the «sub.» / there / arrived, they say / when / people / standing very thick / gazed at them, they say. / Person
\rf jod 1890:330.15

\op saýtoü atiýi ha, aý-biamaý. Awaýdi thatiýi a, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, wa'uý shiükeý
\tr five / they have come / , / said they, they say. / For what / have you come / ? / said they, they say. / Yes, / woman / the
\rf jod 1890:330.16

\op oügoüýtha oügaýti, aý-biamaý. Wa'uý thiükeý goüýtha atiý-hnoü eýde, teýxi; thi'aý-hnoüi,
\tr we desiring her / we have come, / said they, they say. / Woman / the / desiring her / they have come regularly / but, / difficult; / they fail regularly,
\rf jod 1890:330.17

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý gaý-biamaý: Wa'uý thiükeý thagthoüý shkoüýhnai ki iüý'e theýthoü
\tr said they, they say. / And / they said as follows, they say: / Woman / the / you marry her / you desire / if / stone / this
\rf jod 1890:330.18

\op thaoüýshna theýthathai ki, mazhoüý weýdazhiata gashiýbe theýthathai ki, thagthoüý tai. Toüýwoügthoü
\tr you throw it away / if, / land / to a remote / out from / you send it / if, / you marry her / will. / Village
\rf jod 1890:330.19

\op thoü u'aýze-hnoü shoüýshoü, aý-biamaý. Ki sheýnuzhiüýga miüýthigthoüý goüýtha
\tr the / it shades regularly / continually, / said they, they say. / And / young man / thinking of a woman / desired her
\rf jod 1890:330.20

\op akaý, Xe-iý! kageýha, teýxi heýgazhi, aý-biamaý. Kageýha, edaýdoü teýxi a. Teýxi
\tr he who, / Alas! / my friend, / difficult / very, / said he, they say. / My friend, / what / difficult / ? / Difficult
\rf jod 1890:331.1

\op shtewoüýzhi, aý-biamaý Iüý'e-siýkoü-iýkoütoüý akaý. Goüý eýdi athaý-biamaý Iüý'e-siýkoü-iýkoütoüý
\tr not at all, / said, they say / Stone-ankle-tied-to / the. / And / there / went they say @{Iüý'e-siýkoü-iýkoütoüý}
\rf jod 1890:331.2

\op akaý iüý'e thoüýdi. Eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý, iüý'e aýbit'aý-bi egoüý, bahitheýtha-biamaý.
\tr the / stone / to the. / There / arrived, they say / having, / stone / leaned on it, they say / having, / he pushed it away they say.
\rf jod 1890:331.3

\op Iüý'e thoü ugaýshneshneýgoü gatuýbextioüý-biamaý. Ki ediýtoü iüý'e thoü
\tr Stone / the / as it was cracked in many places by the fall / it was ground very fine by the fall, they say. / And / from that / stone / the
\rf jod 1890:331.4

\op gatuýbe ugaýextioüý-biamaý, mazhoüý bthuýga aýgudi shtewoüý iüý'e ge. Eýgithe shi
\tr beaten fine / it was scattered far and wide, they say, / land / the whole / where / soever / stone / the «pl.». / At length / again
\rf jod 1890:331.5

\op gaý-biamaý: Niýashiüga thoükaý wathaýte taiý ha. Uýwagihoüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Toüýwoügthoü
\tr they said as follows, they say: / Men / the / they eat / will / . / Cook ye for them, / said they, they say. / Village
\rf jod 1890:331.6

\op bthuýgaxti uýwagihoüý-biamaý. Theýxe heýgazhi 'iüý ahiý-biamaý niý shte
\tr the whole / cooked for them, they say. / Kettle / many / carrying / they arrived, they say / water / even
\rf jod 1890:331.7

\op edaýbe. Ki gaý-biamaý: He! kageýha, oüthaý'a taiteý, aý-biamaý. Ki Niý-thaýtoütoügaý
\tr also. / And / he said as follows, they say: / Alas! / my friend, / we fail to eat / shall, / said he, they say. / And / Water-drinker-large
\rf jod 1890:331.8

\op akaý gaý-biamaý: Kageýha, oüthaýsniü toüýgatoü, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, kageýha,
\tr the / said as follows, they say: / My friend, / we swallow it / we who will, / said he, they say. / Yes, / my friend,
\rf jod 1890:331.9

\op aý-biamaý aýma akaý. Wathaýta-biamaý woüýgithe. Wathaýta-bi thoüýzha Niý-thaýtoütoügaý
\tr Said, they say / the other / the. / They ate they say / all. / They ate, they say / although / @{Niý-thaýtoütoügaý}
\rf jod 1890:331.10

\op akaý theýxe te shoüý uzhiý thizaý-bi egoüý thasniüý theýtha-biamaý. Niý teý shti
\tr the / kettle / the / yet / filled / took, they say / having / swallowed / suddenly, they say. / Water / the / too
\rf jod 1890:331.11

\op woüýgithe thasniüý-biamaý. Eýgithe shoüýgaxaý-biamaý. Hau. Wa'uý wiüý oüýsagi
\tr all / he swallowed, they say. / At length / they ceased, they say. / «paragraph» / Woman / one / swift
\rf jod 1890:331.12

\op heýgazhi eýdegoü, thakiýbanoüýi thagiýoüshna thagthiý ki, wa'uý thagthoüý tai, aý-biamaý.
\tr very / but, / ye run a race / you leave her / you come back / if, / woman / you marry her / will, / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:331.13

\op Eýgithe Iüý'e-siýkoü-iýkoütoü akaý gaý-biamaý: Wiý zhuaýgthe btheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý,
\tr At length / @{Iüý'e-siýkoü-iýkoütoüý} / the / said as follows, they say: / I / I with her / I go / will / I who, / said he, they say,
\rf jod 1890:331.14

\op wa'uý eý wakaý-bi egoüý. Goüý zhuýgthe athaý-biamaý. Iüý'e-siýkoü-iýkoütoüý akaý
\tr woman / that / he meant, they say / having. / And / with her / he went, they say. / @{Iüý'e-siýkoü-iýkoütoüý} / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:331.15

\op wa'uý thiü zhuýgthe athaý-biamaý. Mazhoüý kiýbanoü zhuýwagthe agiý-hnoü thoüýdi eýdi
\tr woman / the «ob.» / with her / he went, they say. / Land / to run a race / with them / was coming back regularly / at the / there
\rf jod 1890:331.16

\op zhuýgthe ahiý-biamaý nuý thiükeý. Theýthutoü zhuaýwagthe-hnoü agtheýe he. Iüýtoü
\tr with him / she arrived, they say / man / the «ob.». / Thence / I with them regularly / I go homeward / . / Now
\rf jod 1890:331.17

\op oüýzioügitheý te he, aý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Goüý gthiüý zhuýgtha-bi ki, wa'uý akaý
\tr let us rest / , / said, they say / woman / the. / And / sat / he with her, they say / when, / woman / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:331.18

\op gaý-biamaý: Gaýtedi zhoüý-a he, aý-bi egoüý, heý uiýna-biamaý. Goüý nuý ke zhoüt'eý
\tr said as follows, they say: / In that place / lie thou / , / said, they say / having, / lice / she hunted for, him they say. / And / man / the / was sound asleep
\rf jod 1890:331.19

\op amaý. Zhoüt'eý kiýzhi oüýtha agthaý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Paheý wiüý weýahideýxti ediý
\tr they say. / Sound asleep / when / leaving him / went back, they say / woman / the. / Hill / one / at a great distance / there
\rf jod 1890:332.1

\op ki eýgithe wa'uý akaý eýthoübe akiý-biamaý. Sheýagthi eý, aý-biamaý. Wadoüýba-bi
\tr when / behold / woman / the / in sight / came back, they say. / Yonder has come back / that one, / said they, they say. / Looked at them, they say
\rf jod 1890:332.2

\op egoüý, eýgithe, wa'uý akaý eshnoüý amaýma. Ki gaý-biamaý: Kageýha Waýna'oüý,
\tr having, / behold, / woman / the / alone / was moving, they say. / And / he said as follows, they say: / My friend / Listener,
\rf jod 1890:332.3

\op iükaýge thiügeýe ha. Aýna'oüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý Waýna'oüý akaý aýna'oüý-bi
\tr my friend / is not / . / Listen to him, / said he, they say. / And / @{Waýna'oüý} / the / listened to him, they say
\rf jod 1890:332.4

\op egoüý, eýgithe, zhoüýxthude aýna'oüý-biamaý. Iükaýge zhoüýt'e keý, aý-biamaý. Hau,
\tr having, / behold, / snoring / listened to him, they say. / My friend / sound asleep / lies, / said he, they say. / Ho,
\rf jod 1890:332.5

\op kageýha Moüthiýdoü, iýgaskoüýtha-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý Moüthiýdoü-toüýga moüý wiüý
\tr friend / Pull-the-bow, / make an attempt / , / said he, they say. / And / Pull-the-bow-large / arrow / one
\rf jod 1890:332.6

\op thizaý-bi egoüý, moüý ke thaxoüý-biamaý, ki thidoüý theýtha-biamaý. Goüý niýashiüga
\tr took it, they say / having, / arrow / the / bit off they say, / and / pulling the bow / sent forcibly, they say. / And / man
\rf jod 1890:332.7

\op theýgoü zhoüýt'e keý ki, paýxti kiýdi 'uý-biamaý Moüthiýdoü-toüýga akaý. Goüý paýhoü-bi
\tr thus / sound asleep / lay / when, / right on the nose / on the / wounded him, they say / @{Moüthiýdoü-toüýga} / the. / And / arose they say
\rf jod 1890:332.8

\op egoüý, eýgithe wa'uý akaý thiügaý-biteýama. Goüý agthaý-biamaý. Eýgithe wa'uý
\tr having, / behold / woman / the / had disappeared, they say. / And / he went back, they say. / At length / woman
\rf jod 1890:332.9

\op thiükeý koüýgexchi kiý thiükeý uxthaý-biamaý. Wa'uý thiü oüýtha agthaý-bi egoüý nuý
\tr the / very near to / reached home / she who / he overtook, they say. / Woman / the leaving her / he went homeward, they say / having / man
\rf jod 1890:332.10

\op akaý pahoüýga akiý-biamaý. Goüý wa'uý thiükeý uhiý-biamaý. Goüý wa'uý thiükeý
\tr the «sub.» / before / reached «the goal», they say. / And / woman / the «ob.» / he overcame, they say. / And / woman / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:332.11

\op gthoüý-biamaý nuý akaý.
\tr he married her, they say / man / the.
\rf jod 1890:332.12

\ti The orphan: a pawnee legend

\op Pahoüýgaxchi Paýthiü amaý Wakoüýda thiükeý iýbahoü-biamaý. Heýga-baýzhihnoüý-biamaý.
\tr At the very first / Pawnee / the / Deity / the / knew him, they say. / They were always numerous, they say.
\rf jod 1890:334.1

\op Gawthoüý athaý-biamaý. Wahoüýthishigeýxti iýkoü zhuýgigthaý-biamaý,
\tr On the hunt / they went, they say. / A real orphan / his grandmother / he with his own, they say,
\rf jod 1890:334.2

\op wa'uýzhiügaýxchi, tiýgthe. Tiýha thixthiýge gi'iüý-hnoü-biamaý ikoüý amaý. Wahoüýthishiýge
\tr a very old woman, / dwelt. / Tent-skin / worn by use / carried her own regularly, they say / his grandmother / the. / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:334.3

\op akaý moüýde ke athiüý-biamaý. Waiiüý thoü shti piýazhi, haý waiiüý; nazhiýha
\tr the / bow / the / had they say. / Robe / the / too / bad, / skin / robe; / hair
\rf jod 1890:334.4

\op shti xthoüýzhe-hnoüý-biamaý. Weýgithe-shtoüý-biamaý. Tiý ke tiý uhoüýge ge ahiý-bi
\tr too / uncombed regularly, they say. / Begging-visitor-chronic, they say. / Lodge / the «line» / lodge / end / the «pl.» / arrived at, they say
\rf jod 1890:335.1

\op ki sheýtoü uhaý weýgithe atheý-hnoüý-biamaý. Weýgithe-shtoüý thadaý-biamaý, izhaýzhe-t'oüýkithaý-biamaý.
\tr when / so far / following / visiting to beg / he went regularly, they say. / @{Weýgithe-shtoüý} / they called him, they say, / they caused him to have the name, they say.
\rf jod 1890:335.2

\op Gaxthoüý athaý-biamaý. Shoüý Weýgithe-shtoüý iýkuhe-hnoüý-biamaý, uhaý
\tr On the hunt / they went, they say. / Still / @{Weýgithe-shtoüý} / they were afraid of regularly, they say, / following
\rf jod 1890:335.3

\op atheý-hnoü-biamaý. Gaxthoüý athaý-biamaý. Hoüýegoüýche ki wahoüý-biamaý.
\tr he went regularly, they say. / On the hunt / they went, they say. / Morning / when / they removed, they say.
\rf jod 1890:335.4

\op Eýgithe zhoüý-biamaý. Tiuýthixthiýge keýdi zhoüý-biamaý. Thi'uýde aýiaýthai keýdi zhoüý-biamaý.
\tr Behold / he slept, they say. / Old camping-ground / by the / he slept, they say. / Leaving him solitary / they had gone / at the / he slept they say.
\rf jod 1890:335.5

\op Zhoüt'eýxti zhoüýi te. Eýgithe, Theýakeý akaý ha, aý-biamaý waýxe amaý.
\tr Sound asleep / he lay. / At length, / This one reclining is he / , / said, they say / white man / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:335.6

\op Paýhoü-bi egoüý, eýgithe waýxe duýba akaýma. Agthaý-biamaý waýxe amaý. Wahoüýthishiýge
\tr Arisen, they say / having, / behold / white man / four / were, they say. / Went back, they say / white man / the «sub.». / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:335.7

\op akaý athaý-biamaý. Iýkitha-biamaý. Ugaýxthoü uzhoüýge uhaý athaiý te. Shoüý,
\tr the / went, they say. / He awoke, they say. / The hunting party / road / following it / he went. / And,
\rf jod 1890:335.8

\op Wahoüýthishiýge amaý atiý-baýzhi, eshaiý-de shi atiýi ha, aý-biamaý sheýnuzhiüýga amaý.
\tr Orphan / the / has not come, / ye said but / again / he has come / , / said, they say / young man / the «pl.».
\rf jod 1890:335.9

\op Wahoüý-biamaý. Weýgithe shi eýdi ahiý-biamaý niýkagahi uýzhu tiýi teýdi. Izhoüýge
\tr They removed, they say. / Visiting to beg / again / there / he arrived, they say / chief / principal / lodge / at the. / His daughter
\rf jod 1890:335.10

\op sheýtoü waýthixa-bazhiý-biamaý. Goüý uý'i-biamaý Wahoüýthishiýge thiükeý. Ki, Niýkashiüga-maý
\tr so far / had not married, they say. / And / she gave him food, they say / Orphan / the. / And, / The people
\rf jod 1890:335.11

\op wathaýte thiügeý-hnoüi; theýthu-hnoü wathaýte t'oüý ha. Shoüý atoüýshte goüý
\tr food / they have none regularly; / here only / food / is «owned» / . / And / whenever / at all «?»
\rf jod 1890:335.12

\op thatiý shkoüýhna ki tiý-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Shi uxtheý atiý-biamaý weýgithe. Wuhuý!
\tr you come / you wish / when / come hither / , / said he, they say. / Again / quickly / he had come, they say / visiting to beg. / Really!
\rf jod 1890:335.13

\op wathaýte thiügeýgoü wiüaýxchioü wathaýte-hnoüýi oüýba ge, aiý te. Iüýchoüxchi uýthi'i
\tr food / as there is none / only once / they eat regularly / day / the, / he said. / Just now / she gave you food
\rf jod 1890:335.14

\op thagtheý thoüýshti, aý-biamaý. Ki izhoüýge akaý shi uý'i-biamaý iýbahoüý-bi egoüý.
\tr you went homeward / heretofore, / said he, they say. / And / his daughter / the / again / gave him food, they say / she knew him, they say / because.
\rf jod 1890:335.15

\op Wahoüý-biamaý. Ki niýkagahi uýzhu izhoüýge akaý gaý-biamaý: Noühaý, theý wahoüý
\tr They removed, they say. / And / chief / principal / his daughter / the / said as follows, they say: / O mother, / this / removing
\rf jod 1890:335.16

\op athaiý ki uheý uthuýshixti thatiý te heý, aý-biamaý. Ki niýkagahi izhoüýge akaý
\tr they go / when / path / at the very front / you pitch the tent / will / , / said she, they say. / And / chief / his daughter / the
\rf jod 1890:335.17

\op sheýnuzhiüýga gthuýbaxti ukiýe-hnoüý-biamaý, shoüý iüýshte waýthixe goüýtha-bazhiý-biamaý.
\tr young man / all / courted her regularly, they say, / yet / as if / to marry a man / she did not wish, they say.
\rf jod 1890:335.18

\op Theý tiý-bi te ithaýpe tiý eýgoüi te, wa'uý amaý weýthe athaý-biamaý, zhoüý agiýathaý-biamaý.
\tr This / to have come, they say / the / waiting to appear / pitched the tent / like it / when, / woman / the «sub.» / to discover it / they went, they say, / wood / they went for they say.
\rf jod 1890:335.19

\op Zhoüý te 'iüý agthiý-biamaý. Ki niýkagahi akaý eýdi ahiýi te. Gazoüýata
\tr Wood / the / carrying / they came back, they say. / And / chief / the / there / arrived. / In the midst of
\rf jod 1890:336.1

\op eýgoü thatiý eteýde, aý-biamaý niýkagahi akaý. Wa'uý akaý gaý-biamaý: Eýgoüzha
\tr so / you should have pitched the tent, / said, they say / chief / the. / Woman / the / said as follows, they say: / Though so
\rf jod 1890:336.2

\op miüýzhiüga thizhoüýge theýthu tiý oüýgazhi eýgoü atiý he, aý-biamaý. Ki niýkagahi
\tr girl / your daughter / here / to pitch it / commanded me / as / I pitched it / , / said she, they say. / And / chief
\rf jod 1890:336.3

\op izhoüýge zhoüý te 'iüý agthiý-biamaý. Tiý teýdi iteýtha-baýzhi; gaxaýta iteýtha-biamaý.
\tr his daughter / wood / the / carrying / she came back, they say. / Tent / at the / she did not put it; / aside / she put it, they say.
\rf jod 1890:336.4

\op Eýgithe Wahoüýthishiýge ikoüý thutiý amaý, tiýha thixthiýge gi'iüý amaý. Wa'uýzhiüga,
\tr At length / Orphan / his grandmother / was coming, they say, / tent-skin / worn by use / she carried hers / they say. / Old woman,
\rf jod 1890:336.5

\op duýda giý-a he, aý-biamaý niýkagahi izhoüýge akaý, zhoüý teýdi ithaýpe gthiüý. Wa'uý
\tr this way / come thou / , / said, they say / chief / his daughter / the, / wood / at the / waiting for her / sat. / Woman
\rf jod 1890:336.6

\op akaý iýshte goüý iýazhi amaý. Tiýha te zhoüý teýdi iteýthe amaý. Tiý te iýgaxaý-biamaý.
\tr the / ashamed / as / spoke not / they say. / Skin-tent / the / wood / by the / she put it / they say. / Lodge / the / she made of it, they say.
\rf jod 1890:336.7

\op Hiü+! eý-hnoü gthiüý-biamaý wa'uýzhiüýga akaý. Sheýnuzhiüýga amaý geý-hnoü-biamaý:
\tr Oh! / saying regularly / sat they say / old woman / the. / Young man / the «pl.» / said as follows, regularly, they say:
\rf jod 1890:336.8

\op Wa! niýkagahi izhoüýge akaý Wahoüýthishiýge ikoüý tiý te iýgiaýxai, aý-biamaý.
\tr Why! / chief / his daughter / the / Orphan / his grandmother / lodge / the / made for her, / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:336.9

\op Kageýha, aýthixe taý akaý ebtheýgoü, aý-biamaý. Tiý te thishtoüý-biamaý. Waiiüý
\tr Friend, / she will marry him / I think, / said they, they say. / Lodge / the / she finished, they say. / Robe
\rf jod 1890:336.10

\op umiüýzhe edaýbe Wahoüýthishiýge tiý teýta tuýgigthoüý-biamaý niýkagahi izhoüýge akaý.
\tr bed / also / Orphan / lodge / to the / carried hers, they say / chief / his daughter / the.
\rf jod 1890:336.11

\op Wa! thoüý eýgoü sheýhe ha, aý-biamaý. Ahiýi te Wahoüýthishiýge tiý teýta. Tiý te
\tr Why! / it is just as I thought / , / said they, they say. / He arrived / Orphan / lodge / at the. / Lodge / the
\rf jod 1890:336.12

\op ugiýpa-baýzhi nazhiüý-biamaý. Shoüýxti aýgipaýgtha nazhiüý-biamaý, wa'uý moüýtata
\tr he entered not his / he stood, they say. / In spite of / bashful about his own / he stood, they say, / woman / inside
\rf jod 1890:336.13

\op gthiüý akaýgoü. Na! iý-a he, aý-biamaý. Tiý te ugiýpa-biamaý. Umiüýzhe uýdoüxti
\tr sitting / as she was. / Fie! / come / , / said she, they say. / Lodge / the / he entered his, they say. / Bed / very good
\rf jod 1890:336.14

\op giaýxe. Zhuýgthe gthiüý akaýma. Aýthixaý-biamaý. Wathaýte zhuýgthe athiüý-biamaý. Ki
\tr she made for him. / With him / she was sitting, they say. / She married him, they say. / Food / with him / she had, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:336.15

\op sheýnuzhiüýga amaý gaý-biamaý: Wa! kageýha, Wahoüýthishige aýthixaý-biamaý niýkagahi
\tr young man / the «pl.» / said as follows, they say: / Why! / my friend, / Orphan / she has married, they say / chief
\rf jod 1890:336.16

\op izhoüýge akaý, eý-hnoü-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý: Thiaýdi eýpaze taiý gasaýni utheýhna te
\tr his daughter / the, / they said regularly, they say. / He said as follows, they say: / Your father / let them stop to rest / to-morrow / you tell him / will
\rf jod 1890:336.17

\op ha, aý-biamaý. Niýkagahi akaý iýekiýthewakithaý-biamaý. Shoüý, Eaýtoü teýgoü eýpaze
\tr . / said he, they say. / Chief / the / made them act as criers, they say. / And, / Why / in order that / stop to rest
\rf jod 1890:336.18

\op teýdoü, etheýgoü-biamaý. Eýthapaýze te, aiý aýtha, u+! gasaýni, aý-biamaý. Ki
\tr should? / they thought, they say. / You stop to rest / will, / he says / indeed, / halloo! / to-morrow, / said he, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:336.19

\op gaý-biamaý: Eaýtoü wathaýte thiügeý ki eýpaze teýiüte, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe waýxe duýba
\tr they said as follows, they say: / Why / food / without / when / stop to rest / should? / said they, they say. / At length / white man / four
\rf jod 1890:337.1

\op eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Waýxe duýba atiýi ha, aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga amaý. Utheýwiüthaýkithe
\tr there / arrived, they say. / White man / four / they have come / , / said, they say / boy / the. / You assemble yourselves
\rf jod 1890:337.2

\op te, aiý aýtha, u+! aý-biamaý, Wahoüýthishiýge akaý eýgoü gaýxe aýgazhiý-bi egoüý.
\tr will, / he says / indeed, / halloo! / said «the crier», they say, / Orphan / the / so / to do / commanded, they say / having.
\rf jod 1890:337.3

\op Niýkagahi thiükeý kigthiýtoü waýgazhiý-biamaý, gthuýba. Edaýdoü gthuýba thi'iý 'iýthai aýtha,
\tr Chief / the one who / to adorn themselves / commanded them, they say, / all. / What / all / to give you / they promise / indeed,
\rf jod 1890:337.4

\op u+! Thakiýgthitoü te, aiý aýtha, u+! Moüýzeska wiüýaýxchi uýzhuxti wiüý gaýxe
\tr halloo! / You adorn yourselves / will, / he says / indeed, / halloo! / Silver / one / really principal / one / to make him
\rf jod 1890:337.5

\op 'iýthai te. Eýgithe waýxe amaý eýthoübe atiý-biamaý eýgasaýni ki. Gashiýbata
\tr they promised. / At length / white man / the / in sight / had come, they say / the morrow / when. / Outside
\rf jod 1890:337.6

\op zhoümoüýthiü atiý nazhiüý-biamaý. Waýxe uýzhu akaý pahoüýga gthiüý-biamaý. Ki
\tr wagon / having come / stood they say. / White man / principal / the / before / sat they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:337.7

\op niýkashiüga gthuýba gashiýbe ahiý-biamaý, Paýthiü. Goüý waýxe amaý eýdi a-iý-biamaý,
\tr people / all / out of / arrived, they say, / Pawnees. / And / white man / the «pl.» / there / were coming, they say,
\rf jod 1890:337.8

\op duýba. Ki uýzhu akaý gaý-biamaý waýxe akaý: Niýkashiüga oügaýx 'ioüýthai thiüýkethoüý
\tr four. / And / principal / the / said as follows, they say / white man / the: / Man / we make him / we promised / he who was the one
\rf jod 1890:337.9

\op uthiýxide moüthiüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Shoüý theýke wadoüýbe uthiýxide moüthiüý-biamaý
\tr seeking him / walk ye, / said he, they say. / And / this «line» / looking at them / seeking him / walked they say
\rf jod 1890:337.10

\op waýxe amaý. Nudoüýhoüga thinkeýta akiý-biamaý. Na! nuýdoühoügaý, oüthoüýthabaýzhi,
\tr white man / the «pl.». / War-chief / to the / they arrived again, they say. / Why! / O war-chief, / we did not find him,
\rf jod 1890:337.11

\op aý-biamaý. Na! pahoüýgaxchi shtoüýbai te iýshpahoü eýiüte, aý-biamaý. Hau!
\tr said they, they say. / Fie! / at the very first / ye saw him / as / you know him / probably, / said he, they say. / Ho!
\rf jod 1890:337.12

\op keý, shi uthiýxide moüthiüýi-ga, aý-biamaý waýxe nudoüýhoüga akaý.
\tr come, / again / seeking him / walk ye, / said, they say / white man / war-chief / the.
\rf jod 1890:337.13

\op Ki Wahoüýthishiýge akaý waiiüý thoü giiüý-biamaý. Moüýde ke edaýbe agthaýthiü.
\tr And / Orphan / the / robe / the / put on his, they say. / Bow / the / also / he had his.
\rf jod 1890:337.14

\op Nuýzhiüga amaý gazoüýadi nazhiüý-biamaý. Gaýke wadoüýbe thishtoüý-bi ki nuýzhiügataýthishoü
\tr Boy / the «pl.» / among / he stood, they say. / That «line» / they saw them / they finished, they say / when / towards the boys
\rf jod 1890:337.15

\op uýthixide athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe iýtha-biamaý. Theýakeý akaý ha, aiý te uthaý
\tr looking among them / they went, they say. / At length / they found him, they say. / This one is he / , / said they / when / to tell it
\rf jod 1890:337.16

\op agthaý-biamaý. Wahoüýthishiýge doüýbai ki uthaý agthaiý ha. Eý ebtheýgoü, aý-biamaý.
\tr they went back, they say. / Orphan / they saw him / when / to tell it / they went back / . / That / I think, / said «one», they say.
\rf jod 1890:337.17

\op Hau! nuýdoühoügaý, edediý-akaý, eý uthaý akiý-biamaý. Waýxe amaý eýdi athaý-biamaý
\tr Ho! / O war-chief, / he is there, / that / to tell / they arrived again, they say. / White man / the «pl.» / there / went they say
\rf jod 1890:337.18

\op woüýgithe, aýgthiü gthiüý-bi egoüý; moüýzeska thoüý shti athiüýi te, waiiüý shoüý
\tr all, / sitting on / sat, they say / because; / silver / the / too / they had, / robe / the
\rf jod 1890:337.19

\op shti athiüý-biamaý. Eýdi a-iý-nazhiüý-biama. Gaý-biamaý: Oüguý shti wawaýshi eýgoü
\tr too / they had, they say. / There / they approached and stood, they say. / He said as follows, they say: / We / too / we are employed / as
\rf jod 1890:338.1

\op oügaýti, aý-biamaý. Nudoüýhoüga thiükeýta edaýdoü uthaý 'iýtha-biamaý. Niýkashiüga
\tr we have come, / said he, they say. / War-chief / to him / what / to tell / he promised, they say. / Person
\rf jod 1890:338.2

\op wiüý niýkagahi uýzhu gaýxe 'ithe, aýdoü edaýdoü gthuýbaxti iüýgathiü oügaýti, aý-biamaý.
\tr one / chief / principal / to make him / he promised, / therefore / what / every / we having for him / we have come, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:338.3

\op Eshnoüýxti oüýxtieýgoü gaýxai te, uthuýt'atha-bazhiýi-ga ha. Shoüý, edaýdoü iüýgathiü
\tr He alone / a great man / is made / as, / do not be jealous of him / . / Indeed, / what / we have
\rf jod 1890:338.4

\op oügaýti thoüýzha eý thigaýxai te eýgoüxtioüýi. Keý, agiýmoüthiüýi-ga. Waiiüý ugthoüý
\tr brought to him / though / that / made for him / the / is just like it. / Come, / walk ye for him. / Robe / put in
\rf jod 1890:338.5

\op athiüý giýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Duýba eýdi athaý-biamaý. Naýzata agiýahiý-biamaý. Waiiüý
\tr having him / come again, / said he, they say. / Four / there / went, they say. / To the rear / they went for him, they say. / Robe
\rf jod 1890:338.6

\op ugthoüý athiüý athaý-biamaý. Niýkagahi gthuýbaxti giýtha-bazhiý-biamaý. Iýdoübe
\tr putting him in / having him / they went, they say. / Chief / every one / were sad they say. / In the middle
\rf jod 1890:338.7

\op gthiüýkithaý-biamaý. Waýxe akaý gaý-biamaý: Theýthiükeý. Eý oüýxtieýgoü uýzhu oügaýxe
\tr they made him sit, they say. / White man / the / said as follows, they say: / This is the one. / That / great man / principal / let us make
\rf jod 1890:338.8

\op taiý, aiý. Theý noüýp'iü teýgoü iüýgathiü oügaýti, aý-biamaý. Athaý-bi egoüý, noüýp'iükithaý-biamaý
\tr him, / he said. / This / to wear on the neck / in order to / we having it for him / we have come, / said he, they say. / He went, they say / having, / he made him wear it on his neck they say
\rf jod 1890:338.9

\op Wahoüýthishiýge thiükeý. Keý, wat'oüý ke eýthiü giýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Zhoü-moüýthiü
\tr Orphan / the «ob.». / Come, / goods / the / bring ye to him, / said he, they say. / Wagon
\rf jod 1890:338.10

\op ge eýthiü akiý-bi egoüý, Wahoüýthishiýge thiükeý uthuýshiataýxti wat'oüý geý shtewoüý,
\tr the / having for him / they reached there again, they say / having, / Orphan / the / just before him / goods / the / soever,
\rf jod 1890:338.11

\op neýxe, wahuýtoüthiü shti, shoüý bthuýga, aýkast iteýkithaý-biamaý. Niniý kuýge wiüý
\tr kettle, / gun / too, / in fact / all, / in piles / they put them for him, they say. / Tobacco / box / one
\rf jod 1890:338.12

\op thixthuýda-biamaý Wahoüýthishiýge akaý. Woüýgithe aýne moüýgthe nazhiüý-biamaý.
\tr pulled out of, they say / Orphan / the. / All / putting the arms around / erect / he stood, they say.
\rf jod 1890:338.13

\op Niniý bthaýska toügaýxti ge moüýgthe nazhiüý-bi egoüý, iýa-biamaý. Thahiýdai
\tr Tobacco / flat / very large / the «pl.» / erect / he stood, they say / having, / he spoke, they say. / They ridicule «one»
\rf jod 1890:338.14

\op shteýshtewoüý thashtoüý eýgoü-hnoüýi ha. Niniý te thizaý-bi egoüý, shoüýxti goüý oüýtha
\tr notwithstanding / they stop talking / usually / . / Tobacco / the / took, they say / having, / for no special reason / throwing it
\rf jod 1890:338.15

\op theýthe nazhiüý-biamaý; iýkinewakithaý-biamaý. Itiýgoü thiükeý wat'oüý ke gthuýba gi'iý-biamaý.
\tr sending it / he stood, they say; / he made them scramble for it they say. / His grandfather / the / goods / the / all / he gave his
\rf jod 1890:338.16

\op Itiýgoü akaý shte giýtha-bazhiý-biamaý, moüýzeska wiüý 'iýi-bazhiý-bi egoüý.
\tr His grandfather / the / even / was sad they say, / silver / one / they did not give him, they say / because.
\rf jod 1890:338.17

\op Wat'oüý aýkastaýxti aýhigixti tiý teýta wa'iüý theýwakithaý-biamaý. Waýxe akaý
\tr Goods / piled very high / a great many / lodge / to the / carrying / he sent them «an. ob.» they say. / White man / the
\rf jod 1890:338.18

\op gaý-biamaý: Theýthiükeý niýkagahi uýzhu oügaýxe tiaýwakithaiý. Edaýdoü weýthihiýde
\tr said as follows, they say: / This one / chief / principal / we make him / we have been sent hither. / What / implements
\rf jod 1890:338.19

\op thithiüýge ki, wat'oüý thithiüýge ki, giýka-hnoüýi-ga. Iügaýxe oügaýti-hnoü toüýgatoü,
\tr you have none / if, / goods / you have none / if, / ask of him regularly as a favor. / We do it for him / we come hither regularly / we will,
\rf jod 1890:339.1

\op aý-biamaý. Wa'uý akaý eýthe etaiý amaý ithaýdi akaý utheýwiüwathaý-biamaý. Shoüý
\tr said he, they say. / Woman / the / relation / her own / the «pl.» / her father / the / he collected them they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:339.2

\op waýthaha uýdoü athiüýi ge utheýwiükithaý-biamaý eýthe etaý amaý. Shoüýge uýdoü
\tr clothing / good / they had / the «pl.» / they collected for him they say / relation / her own / the «pl.». / Horse / good
\rf jod 1890:339.3

\op pahoüýga athiüýi toüý shti gi'iý-biamaý wa'uý thiükeý, Wahoüýthishiýge athiüý teýgoü.
\tr before / he had it / the «st.» / too / he gave his, they say / woman / the, / Orphan / to have it / in order that.
\rf jod 1890:339.4

\op Shoüýgaxe goüý wahoüý athaý-biamaý. Toüýwoügthoü gthuýba iýgithigthoüý-biamaý, teý
\tr Finished / as / removing / they went, they say. / Village / the whole / he ruled it they say, / buffalo
\rf jod 1890:339.5

\op uneý gaxthoüý athaiý te. Wa'uý thiükeý Wahoüýthishiýge akaý shoüýgagthiü zhuýgigthaiý te.
\tr to hunt / migrating / they went / when. / Woman / the / Orphan / the / riding a horse / he with her / «past sign».
\rf jod 1890:339.6

\op Shoüý-hnoü iýbahoüxtioüýi ki shoüý iýgie-hnoüý-biamaý niýkashiüga amaý. Wanaýsa-biamaý.
\tr Yet regularly / they knew him very well / when / yet / they talked against him regularly, they say / people / the «pl.». / They surrounded a herd they say.
\rf jod 1890:339.7

\op Teý wadoüýbe agthiý-bi egoüý, Wahoüýthishiýge akaý wanaýse te eduiýhe
\tr Buffalo / seeing them / returned, they say / having, / Orphan / the / surrounding them / the / to join it
\rf jod 1890:339.8

\op 'iýtha-biamaý. Wa'uý akaý eýthe etaý amaý wagiýnasa-biamaý. Goüý wanaýse te
\tr he promised, they say. / Woman / the / relation / her own / the «pl.» / surrounded their «buffaloes» they say. / And / surrounding them / the
\rf jod 1890:339.9

\op agthiýi te, wa'uý amaý noüýpa agiýatheý 'iýtha-biamaý. Wahoüýthishiýge igaýxthoü akaý
\tr they had come back / when, / woman / the «pl.» / chokecherries / going for / spoke of, they say. / Orphan / his wife / the
\rf jod 1890:339.10

\op eýdi atheý 'iýtha-biamaý. Eýgoü-ga, aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishiýge akaý. Shoüýge oüýsagiýxti
\tr there / going / spoke of, they say. / Do so, / said, they say / Orphan / the. / Horse / very swift
\rf jod 1890:339.11

\op wiüý aýgthiü athaý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Zhuýgthe athaý-bazhi Wahoüthishiýge akaý.
\tr one / sitting on / went, they say / woman / the. / With her / went not / Orphan / the.
\rf jod 1890:339.12

\op Eýgithe za'aý-biamaý. Noüýpa aýgihiý-mata sheýnawatheýxti waýthiü a-iý-bi, aiý athaý!
\tr At length / uproar they say. / Chokecherries / at those who went for them / having entirely exterminated them / they are chasing them hither «see note», / he says / indeed
\rf jod 1890:339.13

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý niýkathixaý-biamaý. Wahoüýthishiýge akaý, Shoüýge oüýsagi aýta toü
\tr said «one», they say. / And / they pursued the foe they say. / Orphan / the, / Horse / swift / beyond / the «st.»
\rf jod 1890:339.14

\op hiüý skaýxti-ma iüthiüýkoütoüýi-ga. Aýagigthiü taýshe, aý-biamaý. Moüýdehi-hnoü
\tr hair / those very white / tie ye it for me. / I ride my own / must, / said he, they say. / A dart only
\rf jod 1890:339.15

\op siýoütheý athiüý-biamaý. Niýkathiýxe te athaiý te. Goüý uiýtha-hnoüýi te agiý amaý:
\tr merely / he had they say. / Pursuit of the foe / the / he went. / And / telling him regularly / the / they were returning:
\rf jod 1890:339.16

\op Wahoüýthishiýge igaýxthoü naýthuhaýxti uthoüýi te, aý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý ki
\tr Orphan / his wife / nearly / they held her, / said they, they say. / There / he arrived, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:339.17

\op naýthuhaýxchi uthoüý amaýma Shaoüý amaý. Wa'uý akaý naýthuhaýxchi uthoüýi te eýdi
\tr very nearly / they were holding her, they say / Dakotas / the «pl.». / Woman / the / very nearly / they held her / when / there
\rf jod 1890:339.18

\op ahiýi te. Atiý ha, aý-biamaý, wa'uý thiükeý ugiýkiaý-bi egoüý. Esheýxti-hnoü thoüýshti,
\tr he arrived. / I have come / , / said he, they say, / woman / the / he talked to his, they say / having. / You said just that regularly / heretofore,
\rf jod 1890:339.19

\op aý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Theýta thiüý wiüý naýthuhaýxchi uthoüýi he, aý-biamaý wa'uý akaý.
\tr said, they say / woman / the. / This one / the «mv.» / one / very nearly / took hold / , / said, they say / woman / the.
\rf jod 1890:339.20

\op Ahauý! aý-biamaý. Weýnaxithaý-biamaý. Wiüý ubaýxpathaý-biamaý. Moüýdehi ke
\tr Oho! / said he, they say. / He attacked them, they say. / One / he pushed and made fall they say. / Dart / the
\rf jod 1890:340.1

\op iýzhahaý-biamaý. Shi waýthiü a-iýi te, etaýtoü-ma aýhigi amaý. Shi naýthuhaýxchi uthoüýi
\tr he stabbed with it, they say. / Again / they were driving them back, / those from «the foe» / many / the «sub.». / Again / very nearly / held her
\rf jod 1890:340.2

\op te, Esheýxti. Theýta thiü wiüý thaýthuhaýxchi uthoüýi he, aý-biamaý. Ahauý! aý-biamaý.
\tr when, / You said just that. / This one / the «mv.» / one / very nearly / took hold / , / said she, they say. / Oho! / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:340.3

\op Wakoüýdithexti gaýxe weýnaxithaý-biamaý. Shaoüý wiüý ubaýxpathaý-biamaý. Moüýdehi
\tr Very impatiently / doing / he attacked them, they say. / Dakota / one / he pushed and made fall they say. / Dart
\rf jod 1890:340.4

\op ke iýzhahaý-biamaý. Shi waýthiü a-iýi te. Shi eýgithoüý-biamaý wa'uý akaý, Naýthuhaýxchi
\tr the / he thrust him with, they say. / Again / they were driving them back. / Again / said to him, they say / woman / the, / Very nearly
\rf jod 1890:340.5

\op theýta thiükeý wiüý uthoüýi he. Esheýxti-hnoü thoüýshti. Ahauý! aý-biamaý. Weýnaxithaý-biamaý.
\tr this one behind / he who is / one / took hold / . / You said just that regularly / heretofore. / Oho! / said he, they say. / He attacked them they say.
\rf jod 1890:340.6

\op Shaoüý wiüý ubaýxpathaý-biamaý. Moüýdehi ke iýzhahaý-biamaý. Weýduboüý
\tr Dakota / one / he pushed and made fall they say. / Dart / the / he thrust him with, they say. / The fourth time
\rf jod 1890:340.7

\op tediýhi, Theýta thiükeý wiüý naýthuhaýxchi uthoüýi he. Esheýxti-hnoü thoüýshti, aý-biamaý
\tr when it came, / This one behind / he who is / one / very nearly / took hold / . / You said just that regularly / heretofore, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:340.8

\op wa'uý akaý. Ahauý! aý-biamaý. Weýnaxithaý-biamaý. Eýgithe shoüýge etaý akaý gaskiýi
\tr woman / the. / Oho! / said he, they say. / He attacked them, they say. / At length / horse / his / the / panted
\rf jod 1890:340.9

\op te, bazoüýzoüxti wiüý moüýdehi iýzhahai te. Goüýki eýgoüweý'oü-hnoüýi te iýbahoüý-biamaý.
\tr when, / pushing right among them / one / dart / he thrust him with it. / And / so he did to them regularly / the / they knew it they say.
\rf jod 1890:340.10

\op Goüý aýthipuý-biamaý aýkishuýga. Wathiýshnazhiýxtioüý amaý. Hau. Shoüýgaxai
\tr And / they closed upon him, they say / standing near together. / He was not visible at all / they say. / «paragraph» / They ceased
\rf jod 1890:340.11

\op te, Wahoüýthishiýge t'eýthai, aý-biamaý. Wahoüýthishiýge ugiýne ahiý-biamaý. Shoüý
\tr when, / Orphan / they killed him, / said they, they say. / Orphan / to seek their own / they arrived, they say. / Yet
\rf jod 1890:340.12

\op ushkoüý shte iýtha-bazhiý-biamaý; shoüýge keý shti iýtha-bazhiý-biamaý, niýkashiüga shti
\tr deed / even / they did not find they say; / horse / the / too / they did not find they say, / man / too
\rf jod 1890:340.13

\op thingeýxtioüý-biamaý. Shoüýgaxaý-biamaý. Shoüý wa'uý akaý akiý-biamaý ki waýthaha
\tr was altogether missing they say. / They ceased they say. / And / woman / the / reached home, they say / when / clothing
\rf jod 1890:340.14

\op uýdoü kikaýxai te. Goüýki hoüý ki thiügaý-biteýama niýkagahi uýzhu izhoüýge akaý.
\tr good / she made for herself. / And / night / when / she had disappeared, they say / chief / principal / his daughter / the.
\rf jod 1890:340.15

\op Shoüý oüwoüýwata muýgthoü itheý te na'oüý goüýthai shtewoüý na'oüý-bazhiý-biamaý.
\tr And / to what place / stealing off / she had gone / the / to hear / they wished / notwithstanding / they did not hear, they say.
\rf jod 1890:340.16

\op Eý pahoüýga waýxe amaý iýbahoüýi te niýkashiüga ukeýthiü weýbahoü tiýi te, aýdoü
\tr That / before / white man / the «pl.» / they knew / the / Indians / knowing them / they had come / the, / therefore
\rf jod 1890:340.17

\op Wahoüýthishiýge akaý moüýshi theý eýskoü etheýgoü-biamaý. Wa'uý thiüý shti moüýshi theý
\tr Orphan / the / high / went / it might be / they thought, they say. / Woman / the «mv.» / too / high / went
\rf jod 1890:340.18

\op eýskoü etheýgoü-biamaý. Aýdoü kihaýdi uýna'oü-baýzhi shoüýshoüi te.
\tr it might be / they thought, they say. / Therefore / down below / they have never heard about them.
\rf jod 1890:340.19

\ti The youth and the underground people

\op Toüýwoügthoü juýba edediý-ma heýga-bazhiýxti. Shi niýkagahi akaý izhoüýge
\tr Village / some / there they were / very populous. / Again / chief / the / his daughter
\rf jod 1890:345.1

\op waýthixa-baýzhi te, izhiüýge akaý shti miüýgthoü-baýzhi te. Izhiüýge akaý noübaý-biamaý.
\tr she had not married, / his son / the / too / they had not married. / His son / the / were two, they say.
\rf jod 1890:345.2

\op Wanaýsa-biamaý. Teý-ma t'eýwathe-hnoüýi te. Ki theý niýkagahi izhiüýge aýma
\tr They surrounded a herd they say. / The buffaloes / they killed them regularly. / And / this / chief / his son / the other
\rf jod 1890:345.3

\op thiükeýthoü teý wiüý ieýnaxiýthai te, ukoüýhaxti. Uwtheýxti kiýde gthiüýi te. Teý
\tr he who had been / buffalo / one / he attacked him, / far apart «from the rest». / Very soon / shooting at him / he sat. / Buffalo
\rf jod 1890:345.4

\op amaý toüýiü-azhiýxti aýiaýthai te toüýde moütaýha. Niýkashiüga akaý eýgoüxti eýgihaýxti
\tr the / not seen at all / had gone / ground / into. / Man / the / just so / headlong
\rf jod 1890:345.5

\op aýiaýthai te shoüýge uthaýha. Teý akaý pahoüýgaxti eýgih aýiaýthai. Ithaýdi akaý iýekiýthewakithaý-biamaý.
\tr he had gone / horse / with it. / Buffalo / the / at the first / headlong / had gone. / His father / the / sent out criers they say.
\rf jod 1890:345.6

\op Shiüýgazhiüýga etaý akaý wanaýse eýde kiýazhi, aiý aýtha. Shtoüýbe
\tr Child / his / the / he surrounded them / but / he has not come back, / he says / indeed. / You saw him
\rf jod 1890:345.7

\op thaýthiüsheý ushnaý te, aiý aýtha, aý-biamaý. Niýkashiüga wiüý doüýba-bi aý-biamaý. Shoüý
\tr you who moved / you will tell it, / he says / indeed, / said they, they say. / Man / one / he saw him that / he said, they say. / Yet
\rf jod 1890:345.8

\op toüýbexti ha. Wathiýxe the teý, aý-biamaý. Uspeý doüýshte eýgih itheý, shoüý moüsnoüýsnoüxti
\tr I saw him plainly / . / Chasing / he went, / said he, they say. / A sunken place / perhaps / headlong / he has gone, / yet / very level ground
\rf jod 1890:345.9

\op amaý ki thiügeýxti tigtheý ha. Iýthoüboüý toüýba-maýzhi, aý-biamaý. Uneý
\tr it was / when / missing altogether / he became / . / A second time / I did not see him, / said he, they say. / To seek him
\rf jod 1890:345.10

\op aýkigthazhi ithaýdi akaý. Theýthuxti ha, aý-bi egoüý, ugaýexti unaý-biamaý. Gthuýba
\tr he commanded the one with him / his father / the «sub.». / Just here / , / he said, they say / having, / scattering far and wide / they sought him, they say. / All
\rf jod 1890:345.11

\op unaý-biamaý niýkashiüga amaý. Eýgithe moüshoüýde eýgih ithaiý goüýte amaý. Teý
\tr sought him, they say / people / the «pl. sub.». / Behold / pit / headlong / he had gone / for some time, they say. / Buffalo
\rf jod 1890:345.12

\op akaý moüthiüýka heýbe noüshpeý aýiaýtha-biamaý. Shoüýge toüý shti moüthiüýka noüshpeý
\tr the «sub.» / soil / a piece / kicking off a piece / had gone, they say. / Horse / the «std. ob.» / too / soil / kicking off a piece
\rf jod 1890:345.13

\op aýiaýtha-biamaý. Aýkihoü siýgthe thiügaý-biamaý. Goüý niýkashiüga gthuýba eýgih aýiaýtha-biamaý.
\tr had gone, they say. / Beyond / trail / there was none, they say. / And / people / all / headlong / had gone, they say.
\rf jod 1890:345.14

\op Moüshoüýde te zhiüýgazhiýxti itheýthextioüý-biamaý. Eýta wahoüý aýtiaýthe
\tr Pit / the / not small at all / it went suddenly, down, down, they say. / Thither / to remove / suddenly
\rf jod 1890:345.15

\op 'iýtha-biamaý ithaýdi akaý. Eýdi a-iý-ti-biamaý; moüshoüýde eýgaxe a-iý-ti-biamaý.
\tr spoke of, they say / his father / the «sub.». / There / they came and camped, they say; / pit / around it / they came and camped, they say.
\rf jod 1890:345.16

\op Sheýnuzhiüýga ikaýgewaýthe-maý shti eýgoü waýthahoüýi te. Sheýnuzhiüýga wiüý waheýhazhi
\tr Young man / those whom he had as friends / too / so / he implored them. / Young man / one / stout-hearted
\rf jod 1890:346.1

\op ki, noüýde sagiý doüýshteoüý upeý theý giýgoüthai waýthahoüýi te. Eýgithe wiüý iýgadizaý-biamaý
\tr if, / heart / firm / perhaps / entering / to go / wishing for him / he implored them. / At length / one / rode round and round they say
\rf jod 1890:346.2

\op tiýi thoü. Uýpe theý 'iýtha-biamaý. Ithaýdi thiükeý uiýthai-ga ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr village / the «cv. ob.». / Entering / to go / he promised, they say. / His father / the one who «ob.» / tell to him / , / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:346.3

\op Haýzhiüga utheýwiüthe taýshe, aý-biamaý. Teýha haýzhiüga suý-bi egoüý, utheýwiüthaý-biamaý.
\tr Cord / he collect them / must, / said he, they say. / Buffalo-hide / cord / cut in strips, they say / having, / he collected them they say.
\rf jod 1890:346.4

\op Haýzhiüga keý iýkoütoüý-de, ha-buýta wiüý ugthiüý iügaýxe taiý, aý-biamaý.
\tr Cord / the «ob.» / he tied with when, / skin round / one / to sit in / please make it for me, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:346.5

\op Goüý thishtoüý-biamaý. Shoüý aýgudi piý shteýshtewoüý uaý'oühe taý miüke. Ubthoüý
\tr And / they finished it, they say. / Now / in what place / I arrive / soever / I put the body in / will / I who. / I take hold
\rf jod 1890:346.6

\op btheý taý miüke thoüýzha, toüýde ke hiýde piý tediýhi ki haýzhiüga ke bthiýdoüagtheý taý
\tr I go / will / I who / though, / ground / the «ob.» / the bottom / I reach / when hereafter / cord / the «ob.» / I pull on it suddenly / will
\rf jod 1890:346.7

\op miüke. Bthiýdoüdoüý ki hniýze taiý, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe toüýde ke moütaýta ahiý-biamaý.
\tr I who. / I pull on it repeatedly / when / you take it / will, / said he, they say. / At length / ground / the «ob.» / inside / he arrived they say.
\rf jod 1890:346.8

\op Ugaýhanapazeýxtioü teý. Wabiýt'oü-biamaý ki teý amaý ukoüýadi gat'eý
\tr It was very dark. / He felt around, they say / when / buffalo / the «sub.» / by itself / was lying
\rf jod 1890:346.9

\op akaýma; shoüýge shti ukoüýadi gat'eý akaýma; niýashiüga shti ukoüýadi gat'eý akaýma.
\tr dead from the fall; / horse / too / by itself / was lying dead from the fall; / man / too / apart / was lying dead from the fall.
\rf jod 1890:346.10

\op Theýke niýashiüga ke thizaý-bi egoüý, uýxthuxa ugthoüý-biamaý. Goüýki gaýte shoüýxti
\tr This «recl. ob.» / man / the «recl. ob.» / he took him, they say / having, / the hollow «bag?» / he put him in, they say. / And / that thing / in spite of
\rf jod 1890:346.11

\op athaiý te kikaý-bazhi te ha. Goüý niýkashiüga u'oüýha-bi egoüý, giýtha-biamaý. Goüýki
\tr he went / when / he did not ask the favor for himself / . / And / man / he put him in it, they say / because, / they rejoiced, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:346.12

\op t'e keý thizaý-bi egoüý, niüýta thiükeý gisiýtha-bazhiý-biamaý. Shoüý ithaýpe gthiüý te
\tr dead / the one «ob.» / they took him, they say / having, / alive / the one who «ob.» / him they forgot, they say. / Yet / waiting for it / he sat
\rf jod 1890:346.13

\op thoüýzha, thizaý-baýzhi gthiüý te xageý-hnoü-biamaý. Niýkagahi akaý izhoüýge waýthixaýzhi
\tr though, / not taking him / he sat / when / he cried regularly they say. / Chief / the «sub.» / his daughter / virgin
\rf jod 1890:346.14

\op thiükeý eý weýshi-biamaý. Ahniüý thagthiý ki thagthoüý tateý, aý-biamaý. Ugaýshoü moüthiüý
\tr she who «ob.» / that / he hired him for, they say. / You have him / you come back / if / you marry her / shall, / said he, they say. / Traveling / he walked
\rf jod 1890:346.15

\op te shoüý ugaýhanapaýze. Eýgithe wa'uýzhiüga akeýde uheý eýthai ahiý-biamaý. Wa'uýzhiüga
\tr when / still / dark. / At length / old woman / was sitting, when / traveling the path, he came to her suddenly / he arrived, they say. / Old woman
\rf jod 1890:346.16

\op thiükeý thahoüý-biamaý. Shoüý, wa'uýzhiüga, mazhoüý theýthu tiý uýthishixti atiý,
\tr she who «ob.» / he implored her, they say. / Yet, / old woman, / land / here / to come hither / very difficult / I have come,
\rf jod 1890:346.17

\op aý-biamaý. Toüýde ke pahaýshiata keýta atiý. Niýkashiüga wiüý moüshoüýde theý
\tr said he, they say. / Ground / the «ob.» / up above / to the / I came. / Man / one / pit / this
\rf jod 1890:346.18

\op uxpaýthe tiý. Bthiýze teýgoü atiý. Oüýthiza-baýzhi ha. Goüýki eaýtoü agtheý tateý bthiý'a
\tr falling from a height / he came. / I take him / in order to / I have come. / Me they took not / . / And / how / I go back / shall / I fail
\rf jod 1890:346.19

\op ha. Wa'uýzhiüga, iüwiüýkoü-ga, aý-biamaý. Edaýdoü uwiýkoü tateý paýxe tateý
\tr . / Old woman, / help me, / said he, they say. / What / I help you / shall / I do / shall
\rf jod 1890:346.20

\op thiügeý, aý-biamaý. Niýkashiüga wiüý gaýthiükeý gaýthu gthiüý. Eýdi moüthiüý-a he.
\tr there is nothing, / said she, they say. / Man / one / that «unseen» one / in that «unseen» place / he sits. / There / walk thou / 
\rf jod 1890:347.1

\op Eý thigaýxe teý, aý-biamaý. Eýdi athaý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý, tiýzhebe thoü gakuýku
\tr He / he will do it for you, / said she, they say. / There / he went, they say. / There / arrived, they say / having, / door / the «ob.» / he knocked on repeatedly
\rf jod 1890:347.2

\op amaý. Iýe-hnoü wanaý'oü nazhiüý thoüýzha, giýthishiýba-baýzhi te. Wa'uý akaý gaý-biamaý:
\tr they say. / Speaking regularly / hearing them / he stood / though, / they did not open it for him. / Woman / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:347.3

\op Na! gaýtoü niýashiüga wiüý tiýi he. Tiýzhebe giýthishiýba-a he, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe, shieý
\tr Fie! / that one «std.» / person / one / he has come / . / Door / open it for him / , / said she, they say. / Behold, / child
\rf jod 1890:347.4

\op git'eý, aýdoü iýa-baýzhi gthiüý-biamaý. Giýtha-baýzhi gthiüý-biamaý. Timoüýte ahiý-biamaý,
\tr his was dead, / there / not speaking / he sat, they say. / Sorrowful / he sat, they say. / Within the lodge / he arrived, they say,
\rf jod 1890:347.5

\op wa'uý akaý tiýzhebe giýthishibaý-bi egoüý. Shoüý iýa-baýzhi gthiüý-biamaý nuý akaý. Noüpeýhiü
\tr woman / the «sub.» / door / opened for him, they say / having. / Yet / not speaking / sat, they say / man «+husband» / the «sub.». / Hunger
\rf jod 1890:347.6

\op wakoüýdithe amaý. Iýwoüxaý-biamaý. Wiüoüýwataýtoü moühniüý a, aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr he was impatient from / they say. / He asked him, they say. / From what «place» / you walk / ? / said he, they say. / So
\rf jod 1890:347.7

\op ugthaý-biamaý. Pahaýshi-ketaýtoü moübthiüý eýde niýashiüga wiüý wanaýse eýde uxpaýthe
\tr he told of his, they say. / Above from the / I walked / but / man / one / headed them off / but / falling from a height
\rf jod 1890:347.8

\op tiý. Bthiýze teýgoü atiý. Oüýthiza-baýzhi ha. Goüýki eaýtoü agtheý tateý bthiý'a ha.
\tr he came. / I take him / in order to / I came. / They did not take me / . / And / how / I go back / shall / I fail / .
\rf jod 1890:347.9

\op Iüwiüýkoü-ga, aý-biamaý. Shiüýgazhiüýga git'eý ugthaý-biamaý. Shiüýgazhiüýga oüt'oüýi
\tr Help thou me, / said he, they say. / Child / his was dead / he told of his, they say. / Child / we had him,
\rf jod 1890:347.10

\op eýde, weýt'ai ha. Shiüýgazhiüýga t'e keý eýgoüxti oüthiýgaxe toüýgatoü, aý-biamaý,
\tr but / he died to us / . / Child / dead / the one «ob.» / just like him / we make you / we who will, / said he, they say,
\rf jod 1890:347.11

\op shieýgithaiý eý wakaý-bi egoüý. Shoüý edaýdoü abthiüý gthuýbaxti thithiýta, aý-biamaý
\tr taking him as his child / that / he meant, they say / having. / In fact / what / I have / everything / is yours, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:347.12

\op ithaýdi akaý. Iýa-baýzhi-hnoü shoüý agtheý goüýthai eýgoü. Shoüý edaýdoü edeýshe ki, eýgoü
\tr his father / the «sub.». / He spoke not regularly / yet / to go homeward / he wished / somewhat. / Yet / what / you say what / if, / so
\rf jod 1890:347.13

\op wiýpaxe te ha, aý-biamaý ithaýdi akaý. Toüýwoügthoü thithiýta thagtheý shkoüýhna kiýshte,
\tr I do for you / will / , / said, they say / his father / the «sub.». / Village / your / you go back / you wish / even if,
\rf jod 1890:347.14

\op eýgoü te, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe agtheý 'iýtha-biamaý. Thagtheý tateý thoüýzha, Shoüýge hiüý
\tr so / will, / said he, they say. / At length / to go homeward / he spoke of, they say. / You go homeward / shall / though, / Horse / hair
\rf jod 1890:347.15

\op goüý aýiaýgthiü agtheý te, dadiýha, esheý ki, eýgoü te ha, aý-biamaý. Wa'uý akaý
\tr of such a kind / I sit on him / I go homeward / will, / O father, / you say / if, / so / will / , / said he, they say. / Woman / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:347.16

\op gaý-biamaý: Na! shiüýgazhiüýga weýthiügai thoüýshti eýgoüxti gthiý. Edaýdoü wiüý ashniüý
\tr said as follows, they say: / Fie! / child / we had none / heretofore / just like him / he has come. / What / one / you had
\rf jod 1890:347.17

\op thoüýshti 'iý-a he, aý-biamaý, eýgthoüge eý wagikaý-bi egoüý. Shiüýgazhiüýga wiýpaxe.
\tr heretofore / give to him / , / said she, they say, / her husband / that / she meant hers, they say / having. / Child / I make you.
\rf jod 1890:347.18

\op Edaýdoü wi'iý taý miüke. Edaýdoü koüýbtha shtewoüý iýpaxe-hnoü-moüý, abthiüý
\tr What / I give you / will / I who. / What / I desire / soever / I make with it regularly I use, / I have it
\rf jod 1890:347.19

\op koüýbtha ki, aý-biamaý. Edaýdoü goüýthai ki, aýbazu iýgaxe-hnoüý-biamaý.
\tr I desire / if, / said he, they say. / What / he desired / when, / pointing at it / he made with it regularly they say.
\rf jod 1890:347.20

\op Dadiýha, shoüýge hiüý skaýxti aýagthiü agtheý koüýbtha. Nitaý-toüga hiüý skaýxti
\tr O father, / horse / hair / very white / I sit on it / I go homeward / I wish. / Ear-big / hair / very white
\rf jod 1890:348.1

\op sheýnoüba. Shaýnakaýgthe uýdoü, aý-biamaý. Keý, eýdi moüthiüý-ga. Shoüýge tiýzhebe
\tr those two. / Saddle / good, / said he, they say. / Come, / there / walk thou. / Horse / door
\rf jod 1890:348.2

\op thishiýba-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Thihoüý eýthoüba iýthoüboüý washtoüýbe shkoüýhna ki, washtoüýbe
\tr pull open / , / said he, they say. / Your mother / too / a second time / you see us / you wish / when, / you see us
\rf jod 1890:348.3

\op taiý, aý-biama. Kiýthagtheý te thoüýzha, Keý, dadiýha, uheý ke agtheý koüýbtha,
\tr will, / said he, they say. / You go home again / will / though, / Come, / O father, / path / the «ob.» / I go homeward / I desire,
\rf jod 1890:348.4

\op esheý te, aý-biamaý ithaýdi akaý. Agthaý-biamaý. Iüý'i thoü thiaýza tigtheý goüýxti gaýxa-biamaý,
\tr you say / will, / said, they say / his father / the «sub.». / He went homeward, they say. / Stone / the «ob.» / pulled open / suddenly / just so / he made them they say,
\rf jod 1890:348.5

\op moüýze ithaýbazu uskoüýskaxtiý-bi goüý. Uheýatoü uiýthoübe noütaýtaxi athaý-biamaý.
\tr iron / pointing at them with / in a very straight line with, they say / because. / Steps «&or bridge» / up-hill / making the sound "taqi" at every step / he went they say.
\rf jod 1890:348.6

\op Goüý iüý'e toügaýxti wiüý tiýzhebe te aýgaxade gthiüý thoü baheý titheýthai ki,
\tr And / stone / very large / one / door-way / the «ob.» / covering / it sat / the «ob.» / he pushed it aside suddenly / when,
\rf jod 1890:348.7

\op eýthoübe akiýi te. Shoüýge amaý gishkoüý tithaýtha, naýxixiýtha tithaýtha moüthiüý-biamaý,
\tr in sight / he had come again. / Horse / the «sub.» / he was quick in moving / beginning suddenly and repeatedly, / he was timid / beginning suddenly now and then / he walked they say,
\rf jod 1890:348.8

\op mazhoüý piýazhi, bthoüý piýazhi uýthibthoüý-bi egoüý. Eýthoübe ahiý-bi egoüýzha, toüýwoügthoü
\tr land / bad, / odor / bad / he smelt, they say / because. / In sight / he arrived, they say / having, though, / village
\rf jod 1890:348.9

\op oüýtha a-iýi thoü ugiýne athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe iüýchoüxchi wahoüý athaý-bikeýama.
\tr he left / he came / the «ob.» / seeking his / he went, they say. / Behold / very recently / removing / they had gone in a line, they say.
\rf jod 1890:348.10

\op Ithaýpe gthiüý te thoüýzha, wahoüý athaý-bikeýama. Tiuýthixthiýge shoüýge amaý noüýpe
\tr Waiting for him to appear / they say / though, / removing / they had gone in a line, they say. / Old campingground / horse / the «sub.» / fearing the sight
\rf jod 1890:348.11

\op moüthiüý-biamaý. Ugaýxthoü uzhoüge ke uhaý athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe niýashiüga noüýba
\tr walked they say. / Road of the migrating party / the «ob.» / following / he went, they say. / At length / person / two
\rf jod 1890:348.12

\op paheý toüýga thoü ugaýxthoü uzhoüýge ke weýthe theýthai te. Eý niýkagahi uýzhu igaýxthoü
\tr hill / large / the «ob.» / road of the migrating party / the «ob.» / he discovered them suddenly, by looking that way. / That / chief / principal / his wife
\rf jod 1890:348.13

\op eýthoüba weýt'et'oüý moüthiüý-biamaý. Haýshiata uthiýxidai te, Shoüýge aýgthiü sheýati,
\tr too / mourning for their dead / walked they say. / Behind / they looked / when, / Horse / riding / yonder he comes,
\rf jod 1890:348.14

\op ugaýxthoü uzhoüýge ke uhaý, aý-biamaý. Koüýge a-iý-biamaý. Ithaýpe gthiüý-biamaý.
\tr road of the migrating party / the «ob.» / he follows, / said they, they say. / Near / he was coming, they say. / Waiting for him to appear / they sat, they say.
\rf jod 1890:348.15

\op Shoüýge amaý noüýwape moüthiüý-biamaý, bthoüý piýazhi uthiýbthoü-biamaý. Na! edaýdoü
\tr Horse / the «sub.» / fearing them / walked they say, / odor / bad / they smelt they say. / Why! / what
\rf jod 1890:348.16

\op ukiýt'e hniüý hau, eý theýtha-biamaý niýkagahi uýzhu akaý. Wiýebthiü hau, aý-biamaý.
\tr nation / you are / ? / saying / sent suddenly, they say / chief / principal / the «sub.». / It is I / ! / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:348.17

\op Shoüý wiüoüýwa eýshniü, esheý, aý-biamaý. Wanaýsai shiüýgazhiüýga thithiýta moüshoüýde
\tr Yet / which one / you are that, / you say, / said he, they say. / They surrounded a herd / child / your / pit
\rf jod 1890:348.18

\op eýgih itheý bthiýze piý. Oüýshniza-baýzhi. Wiýebthiü hau, aý-biamaý. Aýzhixti eýgoü te
\tr headlong / had gone / I take him / I was there. / You did not take me. / It is I / ! / said he, they say. / Very different / like / the «as»
\rf jod 1890:348.19

\op iüsh'aýge akaý giýzhai ti. Na! waýgazuxti ukiýgtha-ga, aý-biamaý. Wanaýsai te
\tr old man / the «sub.» / doubted his word. / Why! / very straight / tell about yourself, / said he, they say. / They surrounded a herd / when
\rf jod 1890:349.1

\op shiüýgazhiüýga thithiýta teý keý uthaýha eýgih itheý moüshoüýde moütaýta gat'eý. Ki thizeý
\tr child / your / buffalo / the «ob.» / in connection with / headlong / he had gone / pit / inside / he was killed by the fall. / And / to take him
\rf jod 1890:349.2

\op waýthagaýzhi ki, aýbagthaiý. Thizhoüýge weýthashiý ki, wiý bthiýze btheý thoü wiýebthiüý.
\tr you commanded them / when, / they drew back through diffidence. / Your daughter / you paid with / when, / I / I take him / I went / in the past / it is I.
\rf jod 1890:349.3

\op Noüýzhiüshkeýxchi eýthoübe agthiý, aý-biamaý. Ediýhi iýbahoüý-biamaý. Paheý toügaý
\tr Barely / in sight / I have come home, / said he, they say. / Then / they knew him, they say. / Hill / large
\rf jod 1890:349.4

\op thoü ukiýkie nazhiüý te. Tiýi thoütaýtoü niýkagahi izhiüýge akaý wadoüýbe iýthai te. Na!
\tr the «ob.» / talking together / they stood. / Village / from the «ob.» / chief / his son / the «sub.» / looked this way. / Why!
\rf jod 1890:349.5

\op iüsh'aýge akaý paheý toügaý thoü eýdi tiý thoükaý shi niýashiüga wiüý shoüýge aýgthiü atiýi
\tr old man / the «sub.» / hill / large / the «ob.» / there / have come / they who / again / person / one / horse / riding / he has come
\rf jod 1890:349.6

\op aýhoü. Uýwakieý nazhiüýi. Eýta btheý taý miüke. Hiüdaý! watoüýbe btheý taý miüke,
\tr ! / Talking to them / he stands. / Thither / I go / will / I who. / Let me see! / I see them / I go / will / I who,
\rf jod 1890:349.7

\op aý-biamaý. Eýta athaiý te shoüýgagthiü. Ithaýdi thiükeýdi akiý-biamaý. Niýkashiüga
\tr said he, they say. / Thither / he went / riding a horse. / His father / to the «ob.» / he came again, they say. / Person
\rf jod 1890:349.8

\op daýdoü uthaýkiai hau. Tenaý! thizhiüýthe thizeý hiý thiükeýde gthiý hau, aý-biamaý. Noübuýthoü-biamaý.
\tr what / you talk with / ? / Why! / your elder brother / to take him / he arrived / he who, and / he has come again / ! / said he, they say. / They shook hands, they say.
\rf jod 1890:349.9

\op Goüý izhoüýge thiükeý 'iý-biamaý. Uthaý moügthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý ithaýdi
\tr And / his daughter / the one who / he gave to him, they say. / To tell it / begone, / said, they say / his father
\rf jod 1890:349.10

\op akaý. Niýkashiüga niýkagahi woüýgithexti utheýwiükiýthe taiý ha. Sheýnuzhiüýga waheýhazhi
\tr the «sub.». / Person / chief / all / let them assemble / . / Young man / stout-hearted
\rf jod 1890:349.11

\op woüýgithexti utheýwiükiýthe taiý ha. Iüthiüýdoübe etaiý, witoüýde, aý-biamaý.
\tr all / let them assemble / . / They look at mine / may, / my daughter's husband, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:349.12

\op Utheýwiükithaý-biamaý. Doüýbe a-iýi te. Edaýdoü 'iý tai ke athiüý a-iýi te. Niýkashiüga
\tr They assembled they say. / To see him / they approached. / What / to give him / will / the «ob.» / having them / they came. / Person
\rf jod 1890:349.13

\op gat'eý kethoüý thizeý the thiüý gthiý, aiý aýtha. Ki niýkagahi thiükeý itoüýdethaiý
\tr killed by falling / he who was / to take him / he / who was going / he has come back, / he says / indeed. / And / chief / the one who / has him for his son-in-law
\rf jod 1890:349.14

\op eýgoü, iýthagishtoüýbe hneý te, aiý aýtha, aý-biamaý. Shoüý edaýdoü tha'iý shkoüýhnai ge
\tr as, / you see his «relation» / you go / will, / he says / indeed, / said he, they say. / And / what / you give him / you wish / the «pl. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:349.15

\op eýthahniü hneý te, aiý aýtha. Niýkagahi akaý iýthahoü, aiý aýtha. Sheýnuzhiüýga washuýshe
\tr you take them to him / will, / he says / indeed. / Chief / the «sub.» / to thank for them, / he says / indeed. / Young man / brave
\rf jod 1890:349.16

\op edaýbe woüýgishe eýdi a-iý-biamaý. Shoüý waýthaha, shoüýge uýdoü-maý shti bthuýgaxti
\tr also / all / there / approached, they say. / And / clothing, / horse / the good ones / too / all
\rf jod 1890:349.17

\op 'iý-biamaý. Itiýgoü akaý niýkagahi uýzhu te 'iý-biamaý. Tiý uthuýshiata giaýxai-ga,
\tr they gave to him, they say. / His wife's father / the «sub.» / chief / principal / the «ob.» / gave to him, they say. / Tent / in the center / make ye it for him,
\rf jod 1890:349.18

\op aý-biamaý. Uthuýshiata tiý-biamaý. Thishtoüý-biamaý. Toüýwoügthoü wathaýta-baýzhi.
\tr said he, they say. / In the center / he set up the tent, they say. / They finished, they say. / Nation / they did not eat.
\rf jod 1890:349.19

\op Ithaýthipe gthiüý eýgoü wathaýta-baýzhi. Iüýchoü wahoüý a-iýi te thagthiý, aý-biamaý.
\tr Waiting for you / they sat / as / they did not eat. / Now / to remove / they are coming / when / you have come back, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:349.20

\op Hau! aý-biamaý theý akiý akaý, Iüsh'aýge noüýba iýekiýthe moüthiüýi-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr Ho! / said he, they say / this / he reached home / he who, / Old man / two / to act as criers / walk ye, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:350.1

\op Niýkagahi uýzhu thiükeý itoüýde thiükeý gasaýni eýthapaýze te, aiý aýtha. Shoüý oüwoüýwataý
\tr Chief / principal / he who / his son-in-law / he who / to-morrow / you rest / will, / he says / indeed. / And / to what place
\rf jod 1890:350.2

\op shte hnaýzhi te, aiý aýtha, aý-biamaý. Shoüýge waýgthiü akiýi thoükaý eýgasaýni
\tr soever / you go not / will, / he says / indeed, / said they, they say. / Horse / riding them / they reached home / they who «ob.» / the next day
\rf jod 1890:350.3

\op wadoüýbe wagaýzhi te. Ki uxtheýxchi wadoüýbe agthiý-biamaý. Ithaýdi thiükeý giýkai
\tr to act as scouts / he commanded them. / And / very soon / acting as scouts / they came back, they say. / His father / he who / he asked of him
\rf jod 1890:350.4

\op te moüýze ke iýgaxai te uxtheýxchi teý heýgazhixti waýxai te. Wanaýs 'iýtha-biamaý.
\tr the «ob.» / iron / the «ob.» / he did with it / when / very soon / buffalo / a great many / he made them. / To surround them / he spoke of, they say.
\rf jod 1890:350.5

\op Teý-ma muýwahega-baýzhi amaý. Wanaýse te eduiýhe athaý-biamaý. Wa'uý akaý
\tr they buffaloes / they killed many of them / they who. / Surrounding them / the / to join it / he went, they say. / Woman / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:350.6

\op gaý-biamaý: Wanaýxe te eýdi watoüýbe btheý koüýbtha. Teý-ma watoüýbe taýshe,
\tr said as follows, they say: / Surrounding them / the / there / I see / I go / I wish. / The buffaloes / I see them / must,
\rf jod 1890:350.7

\op aý-biamaý. T'eýwathe ki piý eteýgoü, aý-biamaý. Teý-ma t'eýwathaý-bi egoüý, agiý-biamaý;
\tr she said, they say. / They are killed / when / I come back / apt, / said she, they say. / The buffaloes / they killed them, they say / having, / she was coming back, they say;
\rf jod 1890:350.8

\op igaýxthoü pahaýdi nazhiüý-biamaý. Eýdi agthiý-biamaý. Teý t'eýawathe thoüýzha
\tr his wife / on the hill / she stood, they say. / There / he came back, they say. / Buffalo / I killed them / though
\rf jod 1890:350.9

\op wapaýde taý amaý, aý-biamaý. Wanaýse amaý akiýi te. Shi wanaýs 'iýthai te.
\tr they will cut them up, / said he, they say. / They who surrounded them / reached home. / Again / to surround / he spoke of it.
\rf jod 1890:350.10

\op Niýkagahi itoüýde akaý wadoüýbe theýwakith 'iýthai, aýtha, aý-biamaý. Shi teý thoü
\tr Chief / his son-in-law / the «sub.» / to act as scouts / to send them / he spoke of, / indeed, / said he, they say. / Again / buffalo / the «cv. herd»
\rf jod 1890:350.11

\op mazhoüý ushkoüý thoü shi eýgoüxti atiý amaýma. Wanaýsa-biamaý. Shi muýwahegabazhiý-biamaý.
\tr land / where the deed was done / again / just so / they had been coming. / They surrounded them, they say. / Again / they killed many of them, they say.
\rf jod 1890:350.12

\op Eýgithe niýkagahi uýzhu akaý izhiüýge akaý eýgithe wazhiüýshte akaýma.
\tr At length / chief / principal / the «sub.» / his son / the «sub.» / behold / was in a bad humor, they say.
\rf jod 1890:350.13

\op Niýkagahi te wa'iýazhi egoüý, itoüýde gi'iý te eý wazhiüýshte, uthuýgit'aýthe akaýma.
\tr Chief «-taincy» / the «ob.» / he did not give to him / because, / his son-in-law / he gave to his / when / that / he was in a bad humor about, / he was envious of his «relation», they say.
\rf jod 1890:350.14

\op Ki hoüý te shoüýge akaý ugthaý-biamaý. Iýa-biamaý. Dadiýha, niýkashiüga wiüý hoüýhnoüýdi
\tr And / night / when / horse / the «sub.» / told of his, they say. / He spoke, they say. / O father, / person / one / night regularly when
\rf jod 1890:350.15

\op t'eýawathe goüthaýxtioüýi, aý-biamaý. Ki hoüý te aýgikihiýde-hnoüý-biamaý.
\tr to kill us / he desires very much, / said he, they say. / And / night / when / he attended to his own regularly they say.
\rf jod 1890:350.16

\op Eýgithe wanaýsa-biamaý eýgasaýni ki, mazhoüý ushkoüý thoüýdi. Shi eýgoüxti teý amaý
\tr At length / they surrounded them, they say / the next day / when, / land / it happened / at the. / Again / just so / buffalo / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:350.17

\op atiý amaýma, heýgazhi. Eýgithe itaýhoü akaý teý thoü noüt'eýwathe goüthaý-biamaý.
\tr they had been coming, / a great many. / At length / his wife's brother / the «sub.» / buffalo / the «herd» / they trample him to death / he wished they say.
\rf jod 1890:350.18

\op Teý-ma weýnaxithaý-biamaý kiý, waiiüý thoü uthuýgahiý-biamaý. Bakuýwiüxe shoüý eýdi
\tr The buffaloes «ob.» / they attacked them, they say / when, / robe / the «ob.» / he waved they say. / Turning around in his course / still «?» / there
\rf jod 1890:350.19

\op goüý gaýxai waiiüý thoü itaýhoü thiükeý teý-ma gazoüýadixti athiýpu-bi egoüý, wathiýshnazhiýxtioüý
\tr so / he did / robe / the «ob.» / his sister's husband / the one who / the buffaloes / right among them / they closed in on him / having, / he was not seen at all
\rf jod 1890:351.1

\op amaý. Niýkagahi itoüýde thiükeý teý amaý noüt'aiý, aý-biamaý. Noüt'aý-bi
\tr they say. / Chief / his son-in-law / the «ob.» / they trampled him to death, / said they, they say. / They trampled him to death, they say
\rf jod 1890:351.2

\op ki, teý amaý u'eýtha goüý usnuýe-kihaýha-biamaý. Shi ushkoüý shgewoüý iýtha-bazhiý-biamaý.
\tr when, / buffalo / the «sub.» / scattering / so / they went in long lines in all directions they say. / Again / what was done / soever / they did not find they say.
\rf jod 1890:351.3

\op Shoüýge shte iýtha-bazhiý-biamaý. Uýzhu shte iýtha-bazhiý-biamaý. Edaýdoü shte
\tr Horse / even / they did not find, they say. / Principal / even / they did not find they say. / What / at all
\rf jod 1890:351.4

\op ediý-thoüzhi amaý. Teý noüthiüýgai teýdi shoüýge amaý edaýdoü gaýxe shiükeýta
\tr it was not there / they say. / Buffalo / trampled him to nothing / when / horse / the «sub.» / what / he made / to him who
\rf jod 1890:351.5

\op aýkiaýgthai te.
\tr they had gone back again.
\rf jod 1890:351.6

\ti A yankton legend

\op Eýgithe shiüýgazhiüýga wiüý enaýxchi t'oüý-biamaý. Teýxigithaý-biamaý. Ki
\tr At length / child / one / alone / they had him, they say. / They prized theirs, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:355.1

\op shkaýde-hnoü ahiý-biamaý. Niýahitheý amaý. Ki ithaýdi akaý ihoüý ethoüýba eýwathe
\tr playing regularly / he arrived, they say. / He went into the water / they say. / And / his father / the «sub.» / his mother / too / his relations
\rf jod 1890:355.2

\op amaý shtewoüý bthuýga xageý-hnoüi. Ki ithaýdi akaý giýtha-bazhixtiý-biamaý. Ki
\tr the «pl.» / even / all / cried regularly. / And / his father / the «sub.» / was very sad they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:355.3

\op timoüýte zhoüý-bazhi amaý; aýshiata zhoüý-biamaý. Iüýbehiüý shte wathiüýgexti zhoüý-biamaý.
\tr in the lodge / he lay not / they say; / outside / he lay, they say. / Pillow / even / he had not at all / he lay, they say.
\rf jod 1890:355.4

\op Theýgoü aýzhoü ki, shiüýgazhiüýga xageý ginaý'oü-biamaý; toüýde moüýtata zhoüý ginaý'oü-biamaý.
\tr Thus / he lay on it / when, / child / crying / he heard his, they say; / ground / within / lying / he heard his they say.
\rf jod 1890:355.5

\op Eýthe etaý bthuýgaxti utheýwiükithaý-bi, 'eýwakith 'iýtha-biamaý. Toüýde ke
\tr Relations / his / all / they assembled, they say, / to cause them to dig / he spoke of, they say. / Ground / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:355.6

\op 'eý 'iýtha-biamaý. Eýthe etaý amaý shoüýge utheýwiüwathaý-biamaý, waweýshi wa'iý
\tr to dig it / he spoke of, they say. / Relation / his / the «sub.» / horse / they collected them, they say, / pay / to give them
\rf jod 1890:355.7

\op tai eýgoü. Wat'oüý shti utheýwiüwaýthaý-biamaý, shoüýge-maý edaýbe. Ki niýashiüga
\tr in order to. / Goods / too / they collected they say, / the horses / also. / And / man
\rf jod 1890:355.8

\op noüýba xubaý-bi, aý-biamaý. Shiüýgazhiüýga ke uneý 'iýtha-biamaý. Iüsh'aýge wiüý ithaýdi
\tr two / were sacred, / they said, they say. / Child / the «ob.» / to seek / they spoke of, they say. / Old man / one / his father
\rf jod 1890:355.9

\op thiükeý uiýtha athaý-biamaý. Goüýki waýthiü atiý-biamaý. Niýashiüga xubeý thoükaý ithaýdi
\tr the «ob.» / to tell him / went they say. / And / having them / he came, they say. / Person / sacred / the ones who / his father
\rf jod 1890:355.10

\op akaý niniý uzhiý wa'iý-biamaý. Shiüýgazhiüýga ke ahniüý thagthiý ki, bthuýga wi'iý taiý
\tr the «sub.» / tobacco / putting in / he gave to them, they say. / Child / the «ob.» / you have him / you come back / if, / all / I give to you / will «pl.»
\rf jod 1890:355.11

\op miüke waweýshi ke. Hau. Ki'oüý-biamaý; aýma akaý saýbexti gaýxa-biamaý,
\tr I who / pay / the «ob.». / «paragraph» / They painted themselves, they say; / the one / very black / he made it, they say,
\rf jod 1890:355.12

\op aýma akaý ziýxti gaýxa-biamaý. Niý shkuýbe ke moütaýha akiýtha aýiaýtha-biamaý.
\tr the other / very yellow / he made it, they say. / Water / deep / the «ob.» / into / both / had gone, they say.
\rf jod 1890:356.1

\op Ki theý niýashiüga noübaý akaý eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Wakoüýda thiükeý ukiýa-biamaý.
\tr And / this / man / two / the «sub.» / there / arrived, they say. / Deity / the «ob.» / they talked to, they say.
\rf jod 1890:356.2

\op Shiüýgazhiüýga thiükeý t'aýzhi; niüýta gthiüý thiükeý amaý. Ithaýdi akaý shiüýgazhiüýga
\tr Child / the one who / was not dead; / alive / he was sitting / they say. / His father / the «sub.» / child
\rf jod 1890:356.3

\op ginaiý, aý-biamaý. Oügaýthiü oügaýgthe taý-bi, aiý ha. Ahniüý
\tr begs for his, / said they, they say. / We have him / we go homeward / will, «see note» / he said / . / You have him / you go homeward / will / though,
\rf jod 1890:356.4

\op pahaýshi ahniüý thakiýi ki t'eý tateý. Thataýzhi teýdi ahniüý thagthaiý ki, niüýta teýiüte.
\tr above / having him / you reach home / when / he die / shall. / He ate not / when / you had him / you went homeward / if, / alive / might «be».
\rf jod 1890:356.5

\op Wathaýte bthaýte thoü eý goüýtha teýgoü eýwoü goüý t'eý tateý. Eý ithaýdi thiükeý iýe
\tr Food / I eat / the «ob.» / that / he desires / will, as / causing it / so / he die / shall. / That / his father / the «ob.» / words
\rf jod 1890:356.6

\op gaýte uiýtha moügthiüýi-ga. Agiý-biamaý niýashiüga noübaý amaý. Akiý-biamaý tiý
\tr those / to tell him / begone ye. / They were coming back, they say / man / two / the «sub.». / They reached home, they say / lodge
\rf jod 1890:356.7

\op teýdi. Shiüýgazhiüýga thithiýta toüýbe; wa'uý-wakoüýda athiüý akaý, aý-biamaý. Niüýta
\tr at the. / Child / your / I saw him; / woman-deity / she has him, / said «one», they say. / Alive
\rf jod 1890:356.8

\op thiükeý, aý-biamaý. Niüýta toüýbe thoüýzha, wathaýte thataiý thoü eý heýbe thateý akaý;
\tr he who, / said he, they say. / Alive / I saw him / though, / food / they eat / the «ob.» / that / a piece / he has eaten;
\rf jod 1890:356.9

\op aýdoü pahaýshi oügaýthiü oügaýgthi ki, t'eý tateý, aiý. Ithaýdi akaý shoüý gitoüýbe goüýthai.
\tr therefore / above / we have him / we come back / if, / he die / shall, / he says. / His father / the «sub.» / still / to see his / wished.
\rf jod 1890:356.10

\op Wakoüýda wa'uý akaý shiüýgazhiüýga thiükeý thiý'i ki, shiýnudoü skaýxchi waweýshi
\tr Deity / woman / the «sub.» / child / the «ob.» / she gives back to you / if, / dog / very white / pay
\rf jod 1890:356.11

\op goüýthai. Ithaadi akaý, A'iý taý miüke, aý-biamaý, shiýnudoü skaý thiükeý. Shi niýashiüga
\tr wishes. / His father / the «sub.», / I give to her / will / I who, / said he, they say, / dog / white / the «ob.». / Again / man
\rf jod 1890:356.12

\op noüýba shi aýma saýbexti kikaýxa-biamaý, shi aýma ziýxti kikaýxa-biamaý. Shi niý
\tr two / again / the one / very black / he made himself, they say, / again / the other / very yellow / he made himself, they say. / Again / water
\rf jod 1890:356.13

\op moüýte athaý-biamaý. Keýdi ahiý-biamaý shi. Ithaýdi akaý shiüýgazhiüýga shoüý oügaýthiü
\tr beneath / they went, they say. / At the «ob.» / they arrived, they say / again. / His father / the «sub.» / child / at any rate / we have him
\rf jod 1890:356.14

\op oügaýgthe taiý, gitoüýbe 'iýthai. Ki shiüýgazhiüýga weý'i eýgoü, athiüý agthaý-biamaý.
\tr we go homeward / will, / to see his / he spoke of. / And / child / he gave back to them / as / having him / they went homeward, they say.
\rf jod 1890:356.15

\op Pahaýshi athiüý akiýi ki, shiüýgazhiüýga t'eý amaý. Ithaýdi thiükeýdi giý'i-biamaý. Ki
\tr Above / having him / they reached / when, / child / he died / they say. / His father / at the / they gave back to, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:356.16

\op niýkashiüga bthuýgaxti xagaý-biamaý, gitoüýbexti shiüýgazhiüýga. Shiýnudoü hiüý skaý
\tr people / all / they cried, they say, / they saw theirs plainly / child. / Dog / hair / white
\rf jod 1890:356.17

\op niýahitheýtha-biamaý. Shiüýgazhiüýga gitoüýbe gixaiý ki, niýashiüga noübaý thoükaý
\tr they plunged into the water, they say. / Child / they saw their / they buried their / when, / man / two / the ones who
\rf jod 1890:356.18

\op waweýshi bthuýga wa'iý. Goüteýgoü ki, shi ithaýdi akaý ihoüý ethoüýba shi miüýzhiüga
\tr pay / all / he gave to them. / Some time / when, / again / his father / the «sub.» / his mother / «she» too / again / girl
\rf jod 1890:356.19

\op wiüý eýgoü giýthiügaý-biamaý. Wakoüýdagi thiükeý wathaýte wa'iý te thataý-bazhiý-biamaý,
\tr one / so / they became without theirs, they say. / Water-deity / the one who / food / he gave / the / did not eat they say,
\rf jod 1890:357.1

\op miüýzhiüga akaý; aýdoü niüýta athiüý akiýi-biamaý. Thoüýzha wakoüýda aýzhi-biamaý
\tr girl / the «sub.»; / therefore / alive / having her / they reached home, they say. / Though / deity / another they say
\rf jod 1890:357.2

\op athiüý akaý, ki shiýnudoü skaý duýba 'iýi kiýzhi weý'i 'iýtha-biama.
\tr he who had her, / and / dog / white / four / they gave him / if / to give her back / he promised, they say.
\rf jod 1890:357.3

\ti The lament of the fawn over its mother

\op Taýxti wiüý miüýga Taýxtizhiüga zhuýgigthai. Taýxtizhiüga akaý weýthai te.
\tr Deer / one / female / Fawn / she was with hers. / Fawn / the «sub.» / discovered them.
\rf jod 1890:358.1

\op Noühaý, theýama niýashiügai ha. Oüýkazhi, niýashiüga-baýzhi, kaýxai he. Ki, Noühaý,
\tr O mother, / these / are men / . / Not so, / they are not men, / they are crows / . / And, / O mother,
\rf jod 1890:358.2

\op theýama niýashiügai ha. Oüýkazhi, niýashiüga-baýzhi, kaýxai he. Ki, Noühaý, theýama
\tr these / are men / . / Not so, / they are not men, / they are crows / . / And, / O mother, / these
\rf jod 1890:358.3

\op niýashiügai ha. Oüýkazhi, niýashiüga-baýzhi, kaýxai he. Eýgithe kiýdai niýashiüga amaý.
\tr are men / . / Not so, / they are not men, / they are crows / . / At length / they shot at her / man / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:358.4

\op Taýxtizhiüga akaý oüýhai te.
\tr Fawn / the «sub.» / fled.
\rf jod 1890:358.5

\pr When he returned to the place, he found that the men had cut up his mother, and had put her liver on the fire. So he sang this lament:
\op Noü-haý ni-aý-shiü-gaý-bi e-heý, Ka-xaý-bi e-sheý thoüý-shti; Piý thoü naý-thi-zi-ziý-dzhe.
\tr O mother / they are men / I said, / They are crows / you said / formerly; / Liver / the «ob.» / is sizzling on the fire.
\rf jod 1890:358.6

\ti A Ponka ghost story

\op Nudoüý athaý-biamaý niýathiüga aýhigi. Poüýka-biamaý. Ki athaý-b egoüý
\tr To war / went, they say / persons / many. / Ponkas, they say. / And / went, they say / having
\rf jod 1890:359.1

\op a-iý-ti-biamaý. Neýtha-biamaý. Hoüýdoü amaý. Ki neýthexti gthiüý-biamaý; peýde
\tr they camped for the night, they say. / They kindled a fire, they say. / Night time / they say. / And / kindling a bright fire / they sat, they say; / fire
\rf jod 1890:359.2

\op te naýhegazhiýxti gaýxa-biamaý. Giýthexti wathaýte gthiüý-biamaý. Sabaýzhixti niýashiüga
\tr the «ob.» / to burn very brightly / they made it, they say. / Rejoicing much / eating / they sat, they say. / Very suddenly / person
\rf jod 1890:359.3

\op wiüý wa'oüý-biamaý. Xthiýazhi, aý-biamaý. Peýde sheýte aýba'uýi-ga. Xthiýazhi
\tr one / sang they say. / Speechless, / said «one» they say. / Fire / yonder / cover with earth. / Speechless
\rf jod 1890:359.4

\op moüýde gthiýzai-ga. Ki woüýgithe moüýde gthiýza-biamaý. Ki eýgaxe ithoüýth
\tr bow / take ye yours. / And / all / bow / took their, they say. / And / to surround him
\rf jod 1890:359.5

\op athaý-biamaý. Eýgaxe ithoüýtha-bi goüý ubiýsoüde athiüý aýtiaýtha-biamaý. Ki goüý
\tr they went, they say. / They surrounded him, they say / so / in close quarters / they had him / they began at once, they say. / And / still
\rf jod 1890:359.6

\op wa'oüý nazhiüý-biamaý; sheýtheshtewoüýzhi. Eýgithe xthabeý teýdi koüýge athaý-biamaý.
\tr singing / he stood, they say; / he did not heed at all. / At length / tree / by the / near / they went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:359.7

\op Ki koüýgexchi ahiý-biamaý ki, thashtoüý-biamaý wa'oüý akaý. Ki xthabeý teýdi
\tr And / very near / they arrived, they say / when, / he stopped singing, they say / he sang / he who. / And / tree / by the
\rf jod 1890:359.8

\op ahiý-bi ki, wahiý te goüýte amaý. Xthabeý hideý teýdi wahiý te edediý-te amaý,
\tr they arrived, they say / when, / bone / the «ob.» / had lain there some time, they say. / Tree / the bottom / by the / bone / the / they were there, they say,
\rf jod 1890:359.9

\op niýashiüga wahiý te. Shaoüý amaý ubaýtiheýwathe-hnoüý-biamaý niýashiüga t'aiý ki.
\tr human / bone / the. / Dakota / the «sub.» / they hang up the bodies regularly they say / persons / they die / when.
\rf jod 1890:359.10

\ti A Dakota ghost story

\op Shaoüý nudoüý athaý-biamaý. Athaý-bi ki noüýba wadoüýbe athaý-biamaý.
\tr Dakotas / to war / went, they say. / They went, they say / when / two / to act as scouts / they went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:360.1

\op Niýkashiüga wiüý wa'oüý na'oüý-biamaý.
\tr Person / one / singing / they heard, they say.
\rf jod 1890:360.2

\op Heý-a-he+ the-heý-a! Heý-a-he+ the-heý-a! Heý-the-heý-e-heý! A-heý the-heý-a!
\tr No English
\rf jod 1890:360.3

\op Heý-the-heý-e-heý! E-haý-hu+thu-uý he-theý-a! Yaý-a-huý! Eý-the haý-a-eý-a!
\tr No English
\rf jod 1890:360.4

\op Kigthaýda-biamaý. Eshoüýxchi ahiý-bi ki ugaýs'iü-biamaý. Eýgithe shoüýtoüga
\tr They crawled up on him together they say. / Very near / they arrived, they say / when / they peeped, they say. / Behold / big wolf
\rf jod 1890:360.5

\op akaýma.
\tr he was, they say.
\rf jod 1890:360.6

\ti The adventure of an Omaha

\op Niýashiüga wiüýaýxchi tiý wiüaýxchi 'aýbae athaý-biamaý, wa'uý shiüýgazhiüýga edaýbe
\tr Man / one / tent / one / hunting / he went, they say, / woman / child / also
\rf jod 1890:361.1

\op zhuýwagiýgthe. Goüýki tiý-biamaý uchiýzhe koüýhadi. Ki nuý akaý moüý ke heýgazhi
\tr he with them, his own. / And / they camped, they say / undergrowth / by the edge of. / And / man / the «sub.» / arrow / the «ob.» / a great many
\rf jod 1890:361.2

\op athiüý-biamaý. Wahuýtoüthiü thinfgaiý tediý-biamaý. Ki tiý-biamaý ki, goüýki 'aýbae
\tr he had, they say. / Gun / they had none / when, they say. / And / they camped, they say / when, / after a while «?» / hunting
\rf jod 1890:361.3

\op athaý-biamaý nuý siýoütheý. Tiý te oüýtha athaý-biamaý. Paýzegoü 'aýbae agthaý-biamaý
\tr went, they say / man / alone. / Tent / the «ob.» / leaving it / he went, they say. / At evening / hunting / he went homeward, they say
\rf jod 1890:361.4

\op tiý teýdi. Tiý te eshoüý akiý-bi ki, kuýha-biamaý nuý akaý. Goüýxti kuýha-bi
\tr tent / to the. / Tent / the «ob.» / near to / he reached home, they say / when, / feared unseen danger, they say / man / the «sub.». / Immediately «?» / feared unseen danger, they say
\rf jod 1890:361.5

\op egoüý, tiý te gigthaýda-biamaý. Ki eýgithe niýashiüga aýhigi tiý te thaýthuhaýxchi
\tr having, / tent / the «ob.» / he crawled up on his own they say. / And / behold / men / many / tent / the «ob.» / very nearly
\rf jod 1890:361.6

\op ieýnaxiýtha amaýma ki, eýdi aýnazaýdi akiý-biamaý. Goüý hiübeý utoüý ge edaýbe
\tr were attacking it, they say / when, / there / in the rear / he reached home, they say. / And / moccasin / leggings / the «ob.» / also
\rf jod 1890:361.7

\op gthiýshnudaý-bi egoüý, waiiüý ge edaýbe oüýtha-biamaý. Goüýki tiý te ieýnaxiýthai
\tr pulled off his, they say / having, / robe / the «pl. ob.» / also / he left, they say. / And / tent / the «ob.» / they attacked it
\rf jod 1890:361.8

\op te, eýkitoü eý shti ieýnaxiýtha agthaý-biamaý. Iýthae-bazhiýxtioüý shtewoüý wa'uý-biamaý.
\tr when, / at the same time / he / too / to attack / went homeward, they say. / He did not speak at all / notwithstanding / he wounded them, they say.
\rf jod 1890:361.9

\op Eýgithe iýbahoüýi-biamaý. Goüýki niýashiüga amaý oüýha-biamaý. Oüýha-bi ki,
\tr At length / he was recognized they say. / And / men / the «sub.» / they fled, they say. / They fled, they say / when,
\rf jod 1890:361.10

\op Giý-ga, giý-gaý, aý-bi egoüý, shiüýgazhiüýga, wa'uý edaýbe, waýgthizaý-bi egoüý, uchiýzhe
\tr Come, / come, / said, they say / having, / child, / woman / also, / he took them his own, they say / having, / thicket
\rf jod 1890:361.11

\op keýta zhuýwagiýgthe aýiaýtha-biamaý. Wiüeýshtewoü t'eýthai-bazhiý-biamaý. Eshnoüý heýgashtewoüýzhi
\tr to the / he with them, his own / he had gone, they say. / Not even one / was killed, they say. / He alone / a great many
\rf jod 1890:361.12

\op t'eýtha-biamaý.
\tr he killed, they say.
\rf jod 1890:361.13

\ti The Dakota who was scared to death by a ghost

\op Shaoüý juýba tiý amaýma. Ki Shaoüý wiüý ed-uiýha-bi ki, wahoüý-shtoü
\tr Dakotas / some / camped / they say. / And / Dakota / one / joined, they say / when, / a constant remover
\rf jod 1890:362.1

\op heýgabazhiý-biamaý. Ki theý Shaoüý ti-maý ediýtoü wiüý ugaýshoü the teýe ha. Ki
\tr not a little they say. / And / this / Dakota / those who camped / from / one / traveling / he went / . / And
\rf jod 1890:362.2

\op niýashiüga aýzhi nudoüý aýkipaiý ki, t'eýthai te ha. Ki theý niýashiüga wahoüý giýudoü
\tr man / different / on the war-path / he met him / when, / he killed him / . / And / this / man / to remove / it was good for him
\rf jod 1890:362.3

\op akaý paýzexchi hiý ki, wahoüý athaiý te ha. Wa'uý-hnoü wiüaýxchi zhuýgthai te ha.
\tr he who / late in the evening / it arrived / when, / removing / he went / . / Woman only / one / went with him / .
\rf jod 1890:362.4

\op Eýgithe hoüý, ugaýhanapazexti, tiýi te ha theý wahoüý atheý akaý. Goüýki tiý wa'uý
\tr At length / night, / very dark, / he camped / , / this / removing / he went / he who. / And / tent / woman
\rf jod 1890:362.5

\op akaý gaýxai te ha. Ki wa'uý akaý, Tiýadi moügthiüý-a. Naýkoü gaýxa-a he,
\tr the «sub.» / made it / . / And / woman / the «sub.», / To the tent / begone. / A light / make / ,
\rf jod 1890:362.6

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý tiýata agthaiý nuý akaý. Goüý peýde nuý akaý gaýxai te ha,
\tr said she, they say. / And / in the tent / went / man / the «sub.». / And / fire / man / the «sub.» / he made it / ,
\rf jod 1890:362.7

\op Naýkoü gaýxa-bi ki, eýgithe niýashiüga t'eý keý, nazhiýha maýthingextioüý-bikeýama gaxthiýi
\tr A light / he made, they say / when, / behold, / man / dead / lying, / hair / all cut off as he lay, they say / killed
\rf jod 1890:362.8

\op keý, doüýbai te ha. Noüýpa-bi egoüý, Hiü! aý-bi egoüý, shoüýshoü t'aý-biamaý.
\tr the «ob.», / he saw him / . / He feared the sight, they say / having, / Oh! / said, they say / having, / without stopping / he died, they say.
\rf jod 1890:362.9

\op Naýkoü shkaýxe thagtheý thoüýshti aýthaoüý a, aý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Iýazhi egoüý, eýdi
\tr A light / you make / you go homeward / heretofore / have you put it on / ? / said, they say / woman / the «sub.». / He spoke not / having, / there
\rf jod 1890:362.10

\op akiý-bi egoüý, thit'oüý-biamaý. Goüý naýkoü gaýxa-biamaý. Goüýki t'ekeý wadoüýba-bi
\tr she reached home, they say / having, / she felt him, they say. / And / a light / she made, they say. / And / dead he lay / she saw they say
\rf jod 1890:362.11

\op ki, shoüýge wiüý koüýtoü-bi egoüý, tiý te oüýtha agthaý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. Goüý
\tr when, / horse / one / tied it, they say / having, / tent / the «ob.» / leaving / went back, they say / woman / the «sub.». / And
\rf jod 1890:362.12

\op akiý-bi egoüý, Nuý zhuaýgthe btheý eýdegoü, niýashiüga wiüý gaxthiýi keýdegoü, ediýxti
\tr reached home, they say / having, / Man / I with him / I went / but / person / one / was killed / he lay, but / just there
\rf jod 1890:363.1

\op oütiýi eýdegoü, noüýpe t'eýe he, aý-biamaý. Eýgasaýni ki, nuý amaý doüýbe ahiý-bi
\tr we camped / but / fearing the sight / he died / , / said she, they say. / The next day / when, / man / the «sub.» / to see him / arrived, they say
\rf jod 1890:363.2

\op ki, eýgithe t'eý shoüýshoü keý amaý.
\tr when, / behold, / dead / without stopping / he lay / they say.
\rf jod 1890:363.3

\ti The hands of the dead Pawnee

\op Shaoüý juýba tiý-biamaý. Ki Paýthiü wiüý t'eýtha-biamaý. Paýthiü thiükeý noübeý
\tr Dakotas / some / camped, they say. / And / Pawnee / one / they killed, they say. / Pawnee / the «ob.» / hand
\rf jod 1890:363.4

\op etaý te maýsa-bi egoüý, ubaýtiteýtha-biamaý pahaýta weýgoüze noüýbaxtieýgoü. Ki
\tr his / the «ob.» / cut off, they say / having, / they hung them up, they say / at a hill / measure / about two. / And
\rf jod 1890:363.5

\op hoüý, ugaýhanapaýze ki, tadeýsage heýgazhi amaý. Ki nuý amaý utheýwiü gthiüý-biamaý.
\tr night, / dark / when, / high wind / much / they say. / And / man / the «pl. sub.» / collecting / they sat, they say.
\rf jod 1890:363.6

\op Shoüý iýugtha goüý gthiüý-biamaý, deýshteaýa gthiüý-biamaý, shoüý iuýtha aýzhithoüthoüý 'iýthe
\tr And / telling news about themselves / so / they sat, they say, / talking incessantly / they sat, they say, / in fact / news / different sorts / speaking of
\rf jod 1890:364.1

\op gthiüý-biamaý. Ki niýashiüga wiüý iýe wakoüýdagixti tiýzhebe teýdi gthiüý-biamaý.
\tr they sat, they say. / And / man / one / very loquacious / door / at the / he sat they say.
\rf jod 1890:364.2

\op Ki niýashiüga wiüý waheýhazhixtiý-bi aýshiataýtoü a-iý-biamaý, shoüý niýashiüga waýspextiý-bi
\tr And / man / one / very stout-hearted, they say / from outside / was coming, they say, / in fact / man / very sedate, they say
\rf jod 1890:364.3

\op eýiüte, waheýhazhixtiý-bi eýiüte, aýshiataýtoü a-iý-biamaý. Nuý aýshiataýtoü a-iý akaý,
\tr «he» may be, / very stout-hearted, they say / «he» may be, / from outside / he was coming, they say. / Man / from outside / he was coming / he who,
\rf jod 1890:364.4

\op Noüýzhiüshkeýxchi atiý aýhoü, aý-biamaý. Ki theý niýashiüga iýe wakoüýdagi akaý, Eaýtoü
\tr Hardly / I have come / ! / he said, they say. / And / this / man / loquacious / the «sub.», / Why
\rf jod 1890:364.5

\op noüýzhiüshkeýxchi thatiý a, aý-biamaý. Na! tadeýsage, ugaýhanapazeýxti eýgoü, kuýahe
\tr hardly / you have come / ? / said he, they say. / Why! / a high wind, / very dark / as, / I feared unseen danger
\rf jod 1890:364.6

\op heýga-maýzhi eýgoü, noüýzhiüshkeýxchi atiý ha, aý-biamaý. Aýxtoü wiýebthiüý ki
\tr I very much / as, / hardly / I have come / , / said he, they say. / How possible / it is I / if
\rf jod 1890:364.7

\op noüýzhiü shkeýxchi atiý taýdoü, aý-biamaý iýe wakoüýdagi akaý. Uýkuheý shtewoüý thiügeý,
\tr hardly / I have come / shall ? / said he, they say / loquacious / the «sub.». / Something to fear / at all / there is none,
\rf jod 1890:364.8

\op aý-biamaý. Eýgoüthoüýzha, wiý kuýahe heýga-maýzhi, aý-biamaý aýma akaý, piý teýdi.
\tr said he, they say. / Though so, / I / I feared unseen danger / I very much, / said he, they say / the / other, / I was coming / when.
\rf jod 1890:364.9

\op Eýgoüthoüýzha, tiý gazoüýadixtioüý shoüý kuýthaheý te shoüýazhi, aý-biamaý. Ki niýashiüga
\tr Though so, / tent / in the very midst of / yet / you feared / the / improper, / said he, they say. / And / man
\rf jod 1890:364.10

\op waýspe akaý gaý-biamaý: Hiüýdakeý-goü! kuýthahaýzhi wiüýthakeýiüte, Paýthiü noübeý te
\tr sedate / the «sub.» / he said as follows, they say: / So let us see! / you do not fear / if you tell the truth, / Pawnee / hand / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:364.11

\op agiýmoüthiüý-ga. Ashniüý thagthiý ki, shoüýge uýdoü wi'iý taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Apiýbthe
\tr walk thou for them. / You have them / you come back / if, / horse / good / I give to you / will / I who, / said he, they say. / I go for them
\rf jod 1890:364.12

\op koüýbtha ki, apiýbthe taý miüke, aý-biamaý iýe wakoüýdagi akaý. Tena! keý,
\tr I wish / if, / I go for them / will / I who, / said, they say / loquacious / the «sub.». / Fie! / come
\rf jod 1890:364.13

\op agiýmoüthiüýga. Shoüýge uýdoüxti wi'iý taý miüke, ashniüý thagthiý ki, aý-biamaý.
\tr go for them. / Horse / very good / I give you / will / I who, / you have them / you come back / if, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:364.14

\op Agiýathaý-biamaý aýma akaý noübeý te. Ki theý niýashiüga theýaka gaý-biamaý: Eýgithe
\tr He went for them, they say / the other / hand / the «ob.». / And / this / man / this «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Beware
\rf jod 1890:364.15

\op wiüýkazhi teý aýhoü. Eýdi noüýba zhuýgthe moüthiüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Eýgoü eýdi
\tr he tell not the truth / lest / ! / There / two / with him / walk thou, / said he, they say. / So / there
\rf jod 1890:364.16

\op athaý-biamaý. Koüýgexchi ahiýi ki, noübaý akaý hebaýdi gthiüý-biamaý, ithaýpe gthiüý-biamaý.
\tr they went, they say. / Very near / they arrived / when, / two / the «sub.» / on the way / they sat, they say, / waiting for him / they sat they say.
\rf jod 1890:364.17

\op Eýgithe gthiýazhi kaýshi amaý. Goüý gthiýazhi egoüý, noübaý akaý agthaý-biamaý
\tr Behold / he came not back / a long while / they say. / And / he came not back / having, / two / the «sub.» / went back, they say
\rf jod 1890:364.18

\op tiýata. Goüý, Thaoüýshna thagthiý a, aý-biamaý. Na! duýdadi oüthoüýgape oügthiüý
\tr to the tent. / And, / You left him / you have come / ? / said he, they say. / Why! / on this side / we waited for him / we sat
\rf jod 1890:365.1

\op ki, gthiýazhi egoüý, oügaýgi, aý-biamaý. Tenaý! t'eý te, aý-biamaý. Hiüdaý! eýdi
\tr when, / he came not back / because, / we came home, / said they, they say. / Fie! / he died, / said he, they say. / Let me see! / there
\rf jod 1890:365.2

\op btheý taý miüke, aý-biamaý waýspe akaý. Athiüý thiügeýxti eýdi athaý-biamaý, niniýba
\tr I go / will / I who, / said, they say / sedate / the «sub.». / Having it / there was nothing at all / there / he went, they say, / pipe
\rf jod 1890:365.3

\op siýoütheýxchi agthaýthiü-bi egoüý, eýdi athaý-biamaý niýashiüga noübeý teýdi, eshnaýxchi.
\tr alone / had his, they say / having, / there / he went, they say / man / hand / to the, / he alone.
\rf jod 1890:365.4

\op Eýgithe athaý-bi ki, pahoüýga niýashiüga atheý akaý, eýgithe niýashiüga noübeý te
\tr Behold, / he went, they say / when, / before / man / he went / he who, / behold, / man / hand / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:365.5

\op koüýgexchi ahiýi ki, t'eý akaýma. Goüýki theý niýashiüga akaý noübeý te thizaý-bi
\tr very near / he arrived / when, / he had died, they say. / And / this / man / the «sub.» / hand / the «ob.» / took, they say
\rf jod 1890:365.6

\op egoüý, athiüý agthaý-biamaý. Akiý-biam eýgoü, Noübeý te abthiüý agthiý ha, aý-biamaý
\tr having, / he took back, they say. / He reached there again, they say / as, / Hand / the «ob.» / I have brought them back / , / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:365.7

\op niýashiüga waýspe akaý. Goüýki theý niýashiüga waýspe akaý iýa-biamaý. Wiý shti
\tr man / sedate / the «sub.». / And / this / man / sedate / the «sub.» / he spoke, they say. / I / too
\rf jod 1890:365.8

\op oüzhiüýga tediýtoü uaýgashoü-hnoü-moüý, anuýdoü-hnoü-moüý, aý-biamaý. Ki shoüý
\tr me small / from that time / I have traveled regularly, / I have gone regularly on the war-path, / said he, they say. / And / no matter
\rf jod 1890:365.9

\op edaýdoü teýxixti aýakipaý shtewoüý aniüýta ediýge-hnoü-moüý. Ki shoüý woüýeshte,
\tr what / very difficult / I met / soever / I live / the «in. ob.» were there, regularly, I had. / And yet / even once,
\rf jod 1890:365.10

\op Gaýmoü taý miüke, ehaý-mazhi-hnoü-moüý, aýaginaýxthe-hnoü-moüý, aý-biamaý.
\tr I do that / will / I who, / I never said it, / I concealed mine regularly, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:365.11

\op Edaýdoü wiüý teýxi aýakipaý ki, Nuý bthiüý thoü, ebtheýgoü-hnoü-moüý, aý-biamaý. Ki
\tr What / one / difficult / I meet / if, / Man / I am / the «past ?», / I always think, / said he, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:365.12

\op shoüý iýe uý'oüthiügeý-xti paýxa-maýzhi-hnoü-moüý, aý-biamaý. Ki wa'uý-hnoü teýxiawaýthe
\tr yet / words / without just cause / I never make them, / said he, they say. / And / woman only / I prize them
\rf jod 1890:365.13

\op ha, ki shoüýge shti teýxiawaýthe ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý niýashiüga waxpaýnixti
\tr , / and / horse / too / I prize them / , / said he, they say. / And / man / very poor
\rf jod 1890:365.14

\op noüýba weýboü-biamaý niýashiüga waýspe akaý. Niýashiüga waxpaýni thoükaý shoüýge
\tr two / called them, they say / man / sedate / the «sub.». / Man / poor / the ones who / horse
\rf jod 1890:365.15

\op uýdoüxti akiýtha wa'iý-biama, shoüýge oüýsagiýxti. Ki niýashiüga miüýgthoüzhi eýiüte
\tr very good / both / he gave to them, they say, / horse / very swift. / And / man / unmarried / perhaps
\rf jod 1890:365.16

\op wa'uý thiükeý shti 'iý-biamaý niýashiüga waýspe akaý. Wa'uý-hnoü teýxi thoüýzha shoüý
\tr woman / the «ob.» / too / gave to him, they say / man / sedate / the «sub.». / Woman only / precious / though / yet
\rf jod 1890:365.17

\op aniüýta taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Noüýde wiwiýta ithaýgipahoü koüýbtha goüý eýgimoü,
\tr I live / will / I who, / said he, they say. / Heart / my own / I know mine / I wish / so / I do that,
\rf jod 1890:365.18

\op aý-biamaý. Niýashiüga t'eý keý agiýmoüthiüýi-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / Man / dead / the «ob.» / walk ye for him, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:365.19

\ti How the chief's son was taken back

\op Shaoüý juýba tiý amaýma. Eýgithe niýkagahi thiükeý izhiüýge ugaýshoü itheý amaý,
\tr Dakotas / some / had camped, they say. / At length / chief / the one who / his son / traveling / had gone, they say,
\rf jod 1890:367.1

\op 'aýbae. Eýgithe hoüý ki, niýashiüga iýutha akiý-biamaý. Niýkagahi thiükeý, izhaýzhe
\tr to hunt. / Behold, / night / when, / man / to tell news / reached there again, they say. / Chief / the one who, / his name
\rf jod 1890:367.2

\op thadaý-bi egoüý, Mazhoüý gaýthuadi thizhiüýge t'eýthai, aý-biamaý. Ki niýkagahi akaý
\tr mentioned, / having, / Land / in that «unseen place» / your son / they killed, / said he, they say. / And / chief / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:367.3

\op aýshiata ahiý-bi egoüý, iýekiýthe theýtha-bi egoüý, gaý-biamaý: Shaoüý zhiüýga wathiýhehazhiýxti
\tr outside / arrived, they say / having, / to proclaim / sent suddenly, they say / having, / said as follows, they say: / Dakota / young / you are very stouthearted
\rf jod 1890:367.4

\op shkoüýhna-hnoüýi thoü shiüýgazhiüýga wiýta hoüý theýxchi agiýtoübe koüýbtha. Iüthiügimoüthiüýi-ga.
\tr you desire regularly / the «past ?» / child / my / night / this very / I see mine / I wish. / Go after mine for me.
\rf jod 1890:367.5

\op Shoüýge oüýsagiýxti wiüý nitaý-toüga edaýbe, ashniüý thagthiý ki, wi'iý
\tr Horse / very swift / one / big-ears / also, / you have him / you come back / if, / I give to you
\rf jod 1890:367.6

\op taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Ki Shaoüý bthuýgaxti aýbagthaý-biamaý noüýpa-bi egoüý. Ki
\tr will / I who, / said he, they say. / And / Dakotas / all / hesitated, they say / they feared «seen danger» they say / because. / And
\rf jod 1890:367.7

\op Shaoüý wiüý waheýhazhixti eýiüte, Hiüdaý! wiý apiýbthe teý, etheýgoü-biamaý. Goüý
\tr Dakota / one / very stout-hearted / perhaps, / Let me see! / I / I go for him / will, / he thought, they say. / So
\rf jod 1890:367.8

\op agiýathaý-biamaý. Shoüý, Eýdi piý ki, noüýape tateý aýhoü, etheýgoü-bazhiý-biamaý. Eýgithe
\tr he went for him they say. / Yet, / There / I arrive / when, / I fear / shall / ! / he did not think, they say. / At length
\rf jod 1890:367.9

\op eýdi ahiý-bi ki, noüýpe heýga-bazhiý-biamaý. Ki shoüý thit'oüý-biamaý. Eýgithe 'iüý
\tr there / he arrived, they say / when, / he feared / very much, they say. / And / yet / he touched him, they say. / At length / carrying him
\rf jod 1890:367.10

\op agthaý-bi ki, uxpaýthe-hnoüý amaý shoüýge 'iüýkithai ke. Xageý-hnoü shoüshoüý-biamaý,
\tr he went back, they say / when, / it was constantly falling, they say / horse / he caused to carry / the «ob.». / He cried regularly / without stopping they say,
\rf jod 1890:367.11

\op 'iüý agthaiý te noüýpe. Piýthoüthoüý uxpaýthe ki, Aoüýbtha akiý ki, eýgithe
\tr carrying it / he went back / the / he feared it. / Again and again / it fell when, / I abandon it / I reach there again / if, / beware
\rf jod 1890:367.12

\op oüthoüýxa taiý, etheýgoü-bi egoüý, 'iüý akiý goüthaý-biamaý. Uxpaýthe shtewoüý shoüý
\tr they laugh at me / lest, / thought, they say / having, / to carry it back / he wished, they say. / It fell / notwithstanding / yet
\rf jod 1890:367.13

\op thizaiý-de shoüýge toü 'iüýkithaý-biamaý. Goüý 'iüý akiý-bi egoüý, shoüýge wiüý nitaýtoüga
\tr he took it when / horse / the «ob.» / he caused to carry it they say. / And / carried it back, they say / having, / horse / one / big-ears
\rf jod 1890:367.14

\op edaýbe 'iý-biamaý. Shoüý uýshkoü ge teýxi thoüýzha, shoüý uýshkoü theý teýxi aýta
\tr also / he gave to him, they say. / Yet / deed / the «pl.» / difficult / though, / yet / deed / this / difficult / exceedingly
\rf jod 1890:367.15

\op paýxe, (aý-biamaý,) 'iüý akiý-bi teýdi eý wakaý-bi egoüý.
\tr I did it, / (said he, they say,) / he carried it back, they say / when / that meant, they say / having.
\rf jod 1890:367.16

\ti The war party of @{Nudoüý-axa}'s father

\op Iüdaýdi akaý nudoüý athaiý te. Goüý wa'oüý-hnoü shoüýshoü. Moüthiüý moüthiüý
\tr My father / the / to war / went. / And / he sang regularly / always. / Walking / he walked
\rf jod 1890:368.1

\op te wa'oüý-hnoü shoüýshoü; hoüý zhoüý ge goüý wa'oüý-hnoüi sheýnuzhiüýgai teýdi.
\tr when / he sang regularly / always; / night / he lay down / the «pl.» / so / he sang regularly / he was a young man / when.
\rf jod 1890:368.2

\op Eýgithe wadoüýbe ahiý-biamaý. Niýkashiüga siýgthe weýtha-biamaý wadoüýbe agthaiý
\tr At length / to see / they arrived, they say. / Man / trail / they found them, they say / to see / they went back
\rf jod 1890:368.3

\op te. Nuýdoühoügaý, eýgithe, niýashiüga juýba agthaiý ke haý, aý-biamaý. Ahauý!
\tr when. / O war-chief, / behold, / man / some / have gone homeward in a long line / , / said they, they say. / Oho!
\rf jod 1890:368.4

\op aý-biamaý. Washkoüýegoü-ga. Xubeýkithaý-bi thiüheý, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe niýashiüga
\tr said he, they say. / Do persevere. / To make one's self sacred / be sure, / said he, they say. / At length / man
\rf jod 1890:368.5

\op thaýbthiü weýna'uýxchi iýhe amaýma. Keý, nuýdoühoügaý, theýama oüwoüýgaxthiý taiý,
\tr three / very close beside them / were / passing, they say. / Come, / O war-chief, / these / let us kill them,
\rf jod 1890:368.6

\op aý-biamaý. Eýde nudoüýhoüga akaý uthiý'agai te. Eýgithe hoüý amaý, ugaýhanapaýze
\tr said they, they say. / But / war-chief / the «sub.» / was unwilling. / At length / night / they say, / dark
\rf jod 1890:368.7

\op eýgoü. Hu! hu! hu! hu! theýxe-gakuý utiüý-bi ameýe ha. Paýthiü amaý. Na'oüý-bi
\tr like. / Hoo! / hoo! / hoo! / hoo! / drum / they hit them «not seen» / they are the ones / . / Pawnee / the «sub.». / Heard it, they say
\rf jod 1890:369.1

\op egoüý, iüdaýdi akaý sheýnuzhiüýga zhuýgthe thiükeý thixiý-biamaý. Paýhoü-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr having, / my father / the «sub.» / young man / he with him / the «ob.» / he aroused them, they say. / Arise, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:369.2

\op shi uiýtha agthiý te. Nuýdoühoügaý, theýxe-gakuý utiüý amaý wathiýshnai. Gaýxchi ama
\tr And / to tell it to him / they came back. / O war-chief, / drum / they hit / the «sub.» / they are manifest. / Those who are near
\rf jod 1890:369.3

\op gaýthu agthiý tiý, aý-biamaý. Oüýba ugoüýba tihaý amaý. Eýgithe niýkashiüga niý ke
\tr at that place / they have come and camped, / said he, they say. / Day / light / it came again, they say. / At length / person / water / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:369.4

\op uhaiý agiý amaýma. Goüý weýtha-baýzhi aýkusoüde aýkiaýgthai te. Ki wiüý agiý-biamaý.
\tr they followed along / were coming back, they say. / And / they did not detect them / through / they had gone home again. / And / one / was coming back they say.
\rf jod 1890:369.5

\op Hau! aý-biamaý. Theýthiü aýt'eoüýkithe taiý, aý-biamaý. Iüdaýdi akaý wadoüýbe
\tr Ho! / said they, they say. / This one / let us cause him to die with us, / said they, they say. / My father / the «sub.» / to see
\rf jod 1890:369.6

\op atiý. Uýhe ke aýshkaxchiý-biamaý. Iüdaýdi akaý uiýtha agthiý-biamaý nudoüýhoüga
\tr he came. / Path / the «ob.» / he was very near, they say. / My father / the «sub.» / to tell him / came back, they say / war-chief
\rf jod 1890:369.7

\op thiükeýta. Iüdaýdi bthuýga waoüýtha athaiý te, oüýsagiý-biamaý. Uxthaý-biamaý Paýthiü
\tr to the. / My father / all / left them / he went, / he was swift at running, they say. / He overtook him, they say / Pawnee
\rf jod 1890:369.8

\op thiü. Paýthiü thiü waiiüý gioüýtha-bi egoüý, gaxthoüý waýgikibanoüý-biamaý. Iüdaýdi
\tr the «ob.». / Pawnee / he who moved / robe / threw his away, they say / having, / migrating party / he ran back towards his «people», they say. / My father
\rf jod 1890:369.9

\op akaý uxthaý-biamaý. Kiýde-hnoüi te, moüý iýkide te; 'uý eýnasiýxti aýdoü kiýdai te.
\tr the «sub.» / overtook him, they say. / He shot at him regularly / when, / arrow / he shot at him with; / to wound him / every time «?» / therefore / he shot at him.
\rf jod 1890:369.10

\op Goüýki Washuýshe akaý eýdi ahiýi te, zhoü-weýtiü ke iýgaxthiý-biamaý. Ushteý amaý
\tr And / Brave / the «sub.» / there / arrived / when, / wood to hit with / the «ob.» / he killed him with, they say. / Remainder / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:369.11

\op hashiýdoü ahiýi te. Goüýte-zhiüýga ki, uýhe agthoüýkoühoü waýnasai te Poüýka amaý.
\tr afterward / they arrived. / A little while / when, / path / on both sides / surrounded them, / Ponka / the.
\rf jod 1890:369.12

\op Eýgithe Paýthiü amaý oüýhe bashiýbe, waýthiü eýiüte Poüýka thoüýka. Goüýki iüdaýdi
\tr At length / Pawnee / the «sub.» / fleeing / forced a way out, / they had them / it may be / Ponka / the «pl. ob.». / And / my father
\rf jod 1890:369.13

\op akaý mazhoüý oüýth agthaiý thoüýdi shoüýshoü gthiüý-biamaý. Goüý iýna'uýxchi a-iý-biamaý.
\tr the «sub.» / land / they left him / they went back / at the / continuing / he sat they say. / And / very close beside him / they were coming, they say.
\rf jod 1890:369.14

\op Wakiýde goüýthai shteýshtewoüý waýkida-baýzhi-hnoüýi te. Aniýta koüýbtha thoüýshti;
\tr To shoot at them / he wished / notwithstanding / he shot not regularly. / I live / I wished / heretofore;
\rf jod 1890:369.15

\op eýgithe oüthoüýthai ki, eýgithe t'eýoüthe taiý, aiý te iüdaýdi akaý. Paýthiü niýashiüga aýkishuga
\tr behold / they find me / if, / behold / they kill me / will, / said / my father / the «sub.». / Pawnee / men / standing close together
\rf jod 1890:369.16

\op moüthiüý eý wakaiý, niýashiüga wiüaýxchi kiýzhi goüý t'eýthai eteýgoü. Theý Xu'eý-moüthiüý
\tr they walked / that / he meant, / person / only one / if / so / they kill him / apt. / This / Roaring-as-he-walks
\rf jod 1890:369.17

\op (Shaýge-ska ithaýdi) Paýthiü-maý aýhigixti t'eýwathaý-biamaý, wasiýsige heýga-bazhiý-biamaý.
\tr (Hoof white / his father) / the Pawnees / very many / he killed them, they say, / brisk / not a little they say.
\rf jod 1890:369.18

\op Eýgithe niýashiüga duýba (Paýthiü thoükaý) eý wadoüýbai te t'eýwathextioüýi.
\tr Behold / man / four / (Pawnee / the «ob.») / that / they saw them / when / he really killed them.
\rf jod 1890:369.19

\op Xu'eý-moüthiüý ehnoüý wat'eýthe akeý, iüdaýdi akaý eýthoüba; wat'eýtha-baýzhi Poüýka
\tr @{Xu'eý-moüthiüý} / he alone / slayer / it was he, / my father / the «sub.» / he, too; / were not slayers / Ponka
\rf jod 1890:369.20

\op ushteý amaý. Goüý niýashiüga (Poüýka) peýthabthiü shoüýka doüýshteoüý t'eýwathai
\tr remainder / the. / And / man / (Ponka) / eight / nine / perhaps / killed them
\rf jod 1890:370.1

\op Paýthiü amaý. Poüýka ushteý thoükaý sheýnawathaiý te Paýthiü amaý. Saýtoüxti-eýgoü:
\tr Pawnee / the «sub.». / Ponka / remaining / the ones who / exterminated them, / Pawnee / the «sub.». / About five:
\rf jod 1890:370.2

\op Nashkiý-toüýga, Xu'eý-moüthiüý, Te-zheý-bateý ithaýdi, iüdaýdi, ki Washuýshe niüýta
\tr Head big, / @{Xu'eý-moüthiüý}, / Buffalo-Dung-in-Heaps / his father, / my father, / and / @{Washuýshe} / alive
\rf jod 1890:370.3

\op agthiýi te ha. Woüýgithe oüýha u'eýthai te, uchiýzhe ke iýkinaýxthe goüý u'eýthai te.
\tr came home / . / All / fleeing / they scattered, / thicket / the «ob.» / hiding themselves / so / they scattered.
\rf jod 1890:370.4

\op Eýgasaýnidoü shoüý utheýwiükithaiý te, aýkikipaiý te. Goüý noüýzhiüshcheýxchi akiý-biamaý,
\tr During the next day / yet / they assembled themselves, / they met each other. / And / barely / they reached home they say,
\rf jod 1890:370.5

\op noüpeýhiüxtioüý, nukaýthiüxtioüý.
\tr very hungry, / altogether naked.
\rf jod 1890:370.6

\ti @{Nudoüý-axa}'s account of his first war party

\op Oüzhiüýga teýdi pahoüýgaxchi atheý 'iýtha-biamaý. Ki iüdaýdi akaý goüý, Dadiýha,
\tr Me small / when / at the very first / going / they spoke of, they say. / And / my father / the «sub.» / so, / O father,
\rf jod 1890:372.1

\op gaýamaýta btheý koüýbtha, eheý (te), Oüýkazhi ha, aiý. Iýthoüboüý eýgithoüýzhi-ga. Oüzhiüýgadi,
\tr to those «out of sight» / I go / I wish, / I said / (when), / Not so / , / he said. / A second time / do not say it to «any one». / Me small when,
\rf jod 1890:372.2

\op nisiýha, uaýgashoü-hnoü-moüý eýde teýxi ithaýpahoü-hnoü-moüý, aiý. Thizhiüýg
\tr my child, / I used to travel / but / difficult / I used to know, / he said. / You small
\rf jod 1890:372.3

\op egoüý edaýdoü teýxi aýthakipaý ki, thaxaýge iýwikuheý, aiý. Eýgoüzha, niýashiüga amaý aýnaskaý
\tr because / what / difficult / you meet / if, / you cry / I fear it for you, / he said. / Though so, / person / the «pl.» / how large
\rf jod 1890:372.4

\op shtewoüý nuý iýkigthiýgshoüi eýgoü, ugaýshoü-hnoüýi, eheý. Aýdoü eýgimoü. Uaýgashoüý
\tr soever / man / decide for themselves / as, / they always travel, / I said. / Therefore / I do so. / I travel
\nt =@{iýkigthiýgshoüi}
\rf jod 1890:372.5

\op koüýbtha, eheý. Hau! aiý. Eýdi hneý te, aiý. Niýashiüga aýkikithaiý tediýhi ki,
\tr I wish, / I said. / Ho! / he said. / There / you go / will, / he said. / People / attack one another / the time comes / when,
\rf jod 1890:372.6

\op bazoüýaxti hneý tateý, aiý. Niýashiüga uhnoüý-de goüý t'eýthithe shteýshtewoüý uýdoü,
\tr pushing in among them / you go / shall, / he said. / Man / you hold him while / so / he kills you / notwithstanding / good
\rf jod 1890:372.7

\op aiý. Goüý niýashiüga a-iýgthiü amaý keýdi piý. Eýgithe niýashiüga noüý-hnoü amaý.
\tr he said. / And / man / those who came and sat / at the place / I arrived. / Behold / person / grown only / they say.
\rf jod 1890:372.8

\op (Niýashiüga ukeýthiü eý iýoüxtieýgoüi kiuý amaý) Hau! aiý. Shoüý ha, izhiüýge thiüý
\tr (Indian / common / that / he is a great man by means of / he is wounded / they say.) / Ho! / they said. / It is right / , / his son / the «mv. one»
\rf jod 1890:372.9

\op eýde tiý ha, aý-biamaý. Noüboüýwoüthoüi. Goüý athaiý. Miüý uthuýagthe moüthiüýi.
\tr but / he has come / , / said they, they say. / They shook hands with me. / And / they went. / Moon / throughout / they walked.
\rf jod 1890:372.10

\op Eýgithe miüý ke t'eý, ugaýhanapazeýxti. Hau! aiý. Nuýzhiüzhiüýga ti-maý-thoü waýthiü
\tr At length / moon / the «ob.» / dead, / very dark. / Ho! / they said. / Boys of various sizes / those who came / bring ye
\rf jod 1890:372.11

\op giýi-ga. Izhaýzhe itoüýthiadi ge gioüýtha taiý. Izhiüýge thiükeý athiüý giýi-ga, aiý. Wiý
\tr them hither. / His name / old / the «pl. ob.» / let them throw away their. / His son / he who is / bring him hither, / they said. / Me
\rf jod 1890:372.12

\op oüwoükaiý, iüdaýdi izhaýzhe thadaiý. Goüý oüýthiü akiýi. Eýdi hneý te, aiý. Shuýdegaýxe,
\tr they meant me, / my father / his name / they pronounced. / And / having me / they went back. / There / you go / will, / they said. / Smoke-maker,
\rf jod 1890:372.13

\op Noüýge-tiýtha, Miüxaý-ska, shoüý ushteý amaý bthuýga uthuýshi thoüýdi gthiüýoükithaiý.
\tr To-run-he-starts, / Goose-white, / in fact / the rest / all / center / in the / made me sit.
\rf jod 1890:372.14

\op Ahauý! izhaýzhe thagiýoühna teý, aiý. Eýgithe, ikaýge izhaýzhe wiüý athiüý tateý; t'oüýxtioüý,
\tr Oho! / his name / you will abandon your, / they said. / Behold, / his friend / his name / one / he shall / have it; / there is a great abundance,
\rf jod 1890:372.15

\op aiý. Ikaýge theý nudoüý oügaý-i te aýxa amaý ha, aiý; aýdoü athiüý tateý, aiý. Nudoüýaxa,
\tr they said. / His friend / this / to war / we were coming / when / he cried for it / , / they said; / therefore / he shall have it, / they said. / To-war-he-cried-for,
\rf jod 1890:372.16

\op aiý. Goüý Shuýde-gaýxe uthaý theýthai. Wakoüýda-ma uthaý theýthai. Goüý izhaýzhe
\tr they said. / And / @{Shuýde-gaýxe} / called aloud to tell it. / The deities / he called aloud to them to tell it. / And / his name
\rf jod 1890:372.17

\op te gioüýtha 'iýthe thiükeý aýtha, u+! aiý. Nudoüý-axa izhaýzhe athiüý 'iýthe thiükeý aýtha,
\tr the / to abandon his / he is speaking of / indeed, / halloo! / he said. / @{Nudoüý-axa} / his name / having / he is speaking of / indeed,
\rf jod 1890:372.18

\op u+! aiý. Pathaýge toügeýgoü thaýthiüsheý shtewoüý, thanaý'oü teýgoü uwiýbtha shutheýathe
\tr halloo! / he said. / Headland / somewhat large / you who move / soever, / you hear it / in order that / I tell you / I send to you
\rf jod 1890:373.1

\op miükeý aýtha, u+! Xaýde banoüýnoü thaýthiüsheý shtewoüý, thanaý'oü teýgoü uwiýbtha
\tr I who / indeed, / halloo! / Grass / in clumps / you who move / soever, / you hear it / in order that / I tell you
\rf jod 1890:373.2

\op shutheýathe miükeý aýtha, u+! Zhoüý toügeýgoü thaýthiüsheý shtewoüý, thanaý'oü teýgoü uwiýbtha
\tr I send to you / I who / indeed, / halloo! / Wood / somewhat large / you who move / soever, / you hear it / in order that / I tell you
\rf jod 1890:373.3

\op shutheýathe miükeý aýtha, u+! Wazhiüýzhiüga bthuýgaxti toüýde ushkoüýshkoü moühniüý
\tr I send to you / I who / indeed, / halloo! / Birds of various sizes / all / ground / stirring on repeatedly / ye who
\rf jod 1890:373.4

\op maýshe, thanaý'oü teýgoü uwiýbtha shutheýathe miükeý aýtha, u+! Waniýta zhiüzhiüýga,
\tr walk, / you hear it / in order that / I tell you / I send to you / I who / indeed, / halloo! / Animal / small ones of various sizes,
\rf jod 1890:373.5

\op toüýde ushkoüýshkoü moü hniüý maýshe, thanaý'oü teýgoü uwiýbtha shutheýathe miükeý aýtha,
\tr ground / stirring on repeatedly / ye who walk, / you hear it / in order that / I tell you / I send to you / I who / indeed,
\rf jod 1890:373.6

\op u+! Gaýtegoüý uwiýbtha shutheýathaiý, waniýta maýshe. Watiýtha iýdoübadiýxti niýashiüga
\tr halloo! / Thus and thus / I tell you / I send to you, / ye animals. / Rank of warriors / in the very middle / man
\rf jod 1890:373.7

\op waseýkoüxti wiüý t'eýthai ki, uthoüý giý thiükeý aýtha, u+! aiý. Goüý izhaýzhe itoüýthiadi
\tr very quick / one / he kills him / when, / holding him / he is coming back / indeed, / halloo! / he said. / And / his name / old
\rf jod 1890:373.8

\op shti uthaiý. Nazhiüý-titheý oüýth 'iýth eýgoü, Nudoüý-axa athiüý 'iýthe shiükeý aýtha, u+!
\tr too / he told. / To-rain-begins / to abandon it / he speaks of / as, / @{Nudoüý-axa} / to have it / he is speaking of / indeed, / halloo!
\rf jod 1890:373.9

\op aiý. Goüý oüzhoüý-hnoüi. Paýthiü tiý ahiý-baýzhi eýgoü, wathaýta-bazhiýxtioüýi; noüpeýhiü
\tr he said. / And / we slept regularly. / Pawnee / tent / they had not reached / as, / they did not eat at all; / hunger
\rf jod 1890:373.10

\op wakoüýdithextioüýi. Goüý ahiýi Paýthiü tiý. Hoüý ki, tiýi ke eýgaxeý ithoüýthe athaiý.
\tr they were very impatient from. / And / they arrived / Pawnee / tent. / Night / when, / the line of tents / to surround it / they went.
\rf jod 1890:373.11

\op Eýgithe, Shoüýge toü theýtoü aýagthiü taý miüke, aiý te wineýgi akaý. Oüýkazhi, eheý.
\tr At length, / Horse / the «ob.» / this «ob.» / I sit on him / will / I who, / he said / my mother's brother / the «sub.». / Not so, / I said.
\rf jod 1890:373.12

\op Shoüý aýgthiü 'iýthai. Shoüýge aýgthiü toü oüýsagi heýgazhi. Goüý tiý theýke eýgaxe
\tr Yet / to sit on it / he spoke of. / Horse / he sat on / the «ob.» / swift / very. / And / tent / this «line» / they
\rf jod 1890:373.13

\op ithoüýthai te noüpoüýhiü. Wahaýba oümoüýthoü oügaýthe taiý, eheý. Nuýzhiüga wiüý
\tr surrounded / when / me hungry. / Ears of corn / we steal / let us go, / I said. / Boy / one
\rf jod 1890:373.14

\op eýkinaskaýxchi zhuaýgthe; eý shti itoüýshkaaýthe. Goüý uzhoüýge ke oüguýha oügaýthai.
\tr just as large as he / I with him; / he / too / I had as a sister's son. / And / road / the «ob.» / we followed / we went.
\rf jod 1890:373.15

\op Wachiýshka wiüý eýgoü uzhaýta nazhiüý akaý. Pamuý oügaýthai teýdi uý'e wiüý ediý akaý.
\tr Creek / one / like / forked / it was standing. / Down-hill / we went / when / field / one / it was there.
\rf jod 1890:373.16

\op Paýthiü amaý watoüý ge aýkast iteýgithe-hnoüýi. Watoüý aýhigi oüthiýzai, watoüýzi
\tr Pawnee / the «sub.» / squash / the «pl.» / in heaps / they used to place their. / Squash / many / we took, / corn
\rf jod 1890:373.17

\op ke edaýbe aýhigi oüthiýzai. Goüý 'iüý oügaýki, heýga-baýzhi. Eýna-thoüýthoü oüwoüý'ii.
\tr the «ob.» / also / many / we took. / And / carrying / we reached there again, / a great many. / In equal shares / we gave to them.
\rf jod 1890:373.18

\op Neoüýthai. Peýde ke ziý ki zheoüýzhi. Eýgithe oüýba akaý moüý shiaýha tihaiý. Waýthiü sha-iý
\tr We kindled a fire. / Fire / the / yellow / when / we roasted it. / At length / day / the «sub.» / on high / it passed. / Yonder they come with the pursuers
\rf jod 1890:373.19

\op ha, aiý. Wachiýshka kigthaýta neoüýthe oügthiüý. Goüý eýgithe, ubiýsoüdeýxti waýthiü
\tr . / they said. / Creek / at the bottom / we kindled a fire / we sat. / And / behold, / pressing into very close quarters / they came
\rf jod 1890:373.20

\op atiýi. Umaýha amaý edaýbe Paýthiü thiükeýdi eduiýhai te. Eýgithe goüý oüýhe ameý,
\tr and had us. / Omaha / the «pl.» / also / Pawnee / at the «village» / joined in it. / At length / so / they were fleeing,
\rf jod 1890:373.21

\op waýbaazaiý. Moüý noüýshudaiý. Pamuý waýthiü ediýxti wiüý t'eýthai te Poüýka thoükaý.
\tr they were scared off. / Soil / they made a dust by running. / Down-hill / having them / just there / one / they killed him / Ponka / the «pl. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:374.1

\op Aýtataýdi shi wiüý uthoüýi te. Goüýki shi wiüý eýdi t'eýthai te eýduaýtoü. Goüýki
\tr Far beyond / again / one / they took hold of. / And / again / one / there / they killed him / the next. / And
\rf jod 1890:374.2

\op wa'uý wiüý thizaiý te, Ta-saýba-wiü, Umaýha wa'uý. Eýgithe wineýgi akaý shoüýge
\tr woman / one / they took, / Deer-black-female, / Omaha / woman. / At length / my mother's brother / the «sub.» / horse
\rf jod 1890:374.3

\op toü iüthiüýthiü akiý, oüthoüýwoüheýgoü. Washkoüý-ga ha, aiý. Niýashiüga amaý heýga-baýzhi,
\tr the «ob.» / having mine for me / he arrived again / having / followed me. / Do your best, / , / he said. / People / the «sub.» / a great many,
\rf jod 1890:374.4

\op aiý. Goüý oüýoütha agthaiý. Winaýxchi oüwoüýshte. Shaýnakaýgthe eýagthoü ki
\tr he said. / And / leaving me / he went homeward. / I alone / me remained. / Saddle / I put it on for «the horse» / when
\rf jod 1890:374.5

\op aýagthiü. Pamuýxti agtheý; weýkoütoü uthiýxthaxthaiý bthiýshtoü gtheýathe. Eýgithe weýahide
\tr I sat on it. / Down a very steep hill / I went homeward; / lariat / holding loosely / I let him go / I sent him homeward suddenly. / At length / at a distance
\rf jod 1890:374.6

\op akiý. Siüdeýhadi aýgthiüga, eheý; eýde uthiý'agaiý. Goüý akiý, uzhoüýge aýkishuga,
\tr I reached again. / By the tail / sit on it, / I said; / but / he was unwilling. / And / I arrived again, / road / standing thick,
\rf jod 1890:374.7

\op ukiýhoüge thiügeý. Utoüýna zhiüýga teýdi iýha akiý. Goüý sheýna. Waýthishtoüýi, masaýni
\tr bounds between two / none. / Space / small / by the / following it / I arrived again. / And / enough. / They let us go, / the other side
\rf jod 1890:374.8

\op oügaýkii ki. Eýgithe wiüý athiüý akiýi, Kaýxe-zhiüýga. Paýthiü wiüý wabaýsnoü hideý
\tr we reached it again / when. / At length / one / they came back with him, / Crow-young. / Pawnee / one / &scapula / bottom
\rf jod 1890:374.9

\op teýdi uýi, shi hiýdeataýdi uýi; shi theýxoüde pahaýshi thoüýdi uýi. uthaýs'iü. Goüý
\tr at the / wounded him, / again / at the bottom / he was wounded; / again / cheek / above / on the / he was wounded, / it stuck in. / And
\rf jod 1890:374.10

\op maýhiüsi giýthishnuýde. Goüý oügaýthiü oügaýgthai. Hoüý ithaýugthe oümoüýthiüi. Hoüý
\tr arrow-head / he pulled out for him. / And / we had him / we went homeward. / Night / throughout / we walked. / Night
\rf jod 1890:374.11

\op te shi eýgoü ithaýugthe oümoüýthiüi. Shoüýxti oünoüýhoüi. Eýgithe eýgasaýni duýba zhoüý
\tr the / again / so / throughout / we walked. / We walked even till night. / At length / the next day / four / sleep
\rf jod 1890:374.12

\op shoüýxti oünoüýoübaiý. Oüýba weýsatoü te oügaýkii, Niý-ubthaýtha keýta. Eýgithe niýashiüga
\tr we walked / till broad daylight. / Day / the fifth / the / we reached home, / @{Niý-ubthaýtha} / at the. / Behold / man
\rf jod 1890:374.13

\op pahoüýga amaý niýashiüga gtheýba. Eýgitheýgoü, Shoüý ha, aiý egoüý, agthaiý. Eýgithe
\tr before / they who / man / ten. / At length, / Enough / , / said / having, / they went homeward. / At length
\rf jod 1890:374.14

\op niýashiüga tiýataýtoü duýba eýthoübe atiý. Eýgithe pahoüýga agthiý thiü, Pasiý-thiügeý.
\tr person / from the lodge / four / in sight / they came. / Behold / before / he came / the «mv. one», / Top-branch-without.
\rf jod 1890:374.15

\op Wizhiüýthe pahoüýga moüthiüý amaý eýduaýtoü. Niýashiüga bthuýgaxti iýwagikiýgthe.
\tr My elder brother / before / he walked / the next. / People / all / kissed them, their own.
\rf jod 1890:374.16

\op Winaýxchi ioüýgikiýgtha-baýzhi. Akiý teýdi iüdaýdi akaý geýiüthiüýgai: Wa! moüthiüý-ga
\tr Me only / they kissed not me, their own, / I reached home / when / my father / the «sub.» / said as follows to me: / Why! / walk
\rf jod 1890:374.17

\op ha. Niýkashiüga thaýbthiü waýxthi-maý washtoüýb eýiüte, eýdi that'eý ete ki, aiý. Tiýadi
\tr . / Men / three / those who were killed / you may have seen them, / there / you die / ought, / he said. / To the tent
\rf jod 1890:374.18

\op shkiý te ubthiý'age, aiý. Eý shkoüýhna, aiý. Utoüýnadi aýgudi noüpeýhiü that'eý
\tr you have come back / the / I am unwilling, / he said. / That / you desire, / he said. / In some space / in what place / hungry / you die
\rf jod 1890:374.19

\op shteýshtewoüý eý uýdoü, aiý. Oüxthaýxchi akiý. Iüýnoüha akaý umiüýzhe uýdoü wiüý
\tr even if / that / good, / he said. / Me very lean / I reached home. / My mother / the «sub.» / couch / good / one
\rf jod 1890:374.20

\op iügaýxai ha. Eýdi azhoüý ha. Iüdaýdi akaý wathaýte oü'iýi ha Theýthiükeý Nudoüý-axa
\tr made for me / . / There / I slept /  / My father / the / food / gave to me /  / This one / @{Nudoüý-axa}
\rf jod 1890:375.1

\op ugaýshoü hiý eýde iýthiüge t'eý gthiý. Doüýbe iý-ga, aiý. Iüdaýdi akaý shoüýge
\tr traveling / arrived there / but / tired to death / he has come home / To see him / be coming, / he said. / My father / the «sub.» / horse
\rf jod 1890:375.2

\op wiüý 'iýi te, waiiüý, utoüý, hiübeý, shoüý bthuýga iüsh'aýge giýboüi thiükeý 'iýi te.
\tr one / he gave, / robe, / leggings, / moccasins, / in fact / all / old man / he was called / the one who / he gave to him.
\rf jod 1890:375.3

\ti The defeat of the Pawnees by the Ponkas in 1855

\op Paýthiü amaý ithaýugtheýxti weýnudoü shoüýshoü. Ki theýthiü Aýgaha-moüwthiü iüsh'aýge
\tr Pawnee / the «sub.» / throughout / made war on us / always. / And / this one / Over «them» he walks / old man
\rf jod 1890:377.1

\op itoüýge eýde naýgthe thizaiý Paýthiü amaý. Ki Aýgaha-moüýthiü akaý goüý gitoüýbe
\tr his sister / but / a captive / took her / Pawnee / the «sub.». / And / @{Aýgaha-moüýthiü} / the «sub.» / «expletive» / to see his
\rf jod 1890:377.2

\op shoüý goüý t'eý 'iýtha-biamaý. Hoüýegoücheýxchi ki, thiügaý-biteýamaý. Ki-hnoüý goüý
\tr at any rate / to die / he spoke of, they say. / Early in the morning / when, / he was missing, they say. / And only / «expletive»
\rf jod 1890:377.3

\op aýthutoü mazhoüý gthiüý Paýthiü amaý. Goüý gaýke aýtiaýthai te shoüýshoü. Utoüýnadi-hnoü
\tr in a straight line with / land / sat / Pawnee / the «sub.». / And / that / he passed on / always. / In a lone place regularly
\rf jod 1890:378.1

\op zhoüýi te. Eýgithe hoüýegoücheýxchi eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Uthoüý-biamaý Paýthiü
\tr he slept. / At length / early in the morning / there / he arrived, they say. / Took hold of him, they say / Pawnee
\rf jod 1890:378.2

\op amaý. Eaýtoü moühniüý, aý-biamaý. Goüý, Miüýzhiüga uaýkizhi eýde naýgthe hniýzai;
\tr the «sub.». / Why / you walk, / said they, they say. / And, / Girl / I am nearly related to / but / a captive / you took her;
\rf jod 1890:378.3

\op ki aýgudi t'eýthathaiý eýiüte eýdi t'eýoüthaýthe koüýbtha. Eýdi shiýnudoü oüýthate taiý eýgoü
\tr and / in what place / you killed her / it may be / there / you kill me / I wish. / There / dog / to eat me / in order that
\rf jod 1890:378.4

\op moübthiüý, aý-biamaý. Thaxuýbewathaý-biamaý Paýthiü amaý. Iý aýbit'aý-biamaý. Wuhu+!
\tr I walk, / said he, they say. / Spoke in wonder they say / Pawnee / the «sub.». / Mouth / they pressed on, they say. / Really!
\rf jod 1890:378.5

\op t'eý noüýpazhi, aý-biamaý. Paýthiü amaý utheýwiükithaý-biamaý, bthuýgaxti. Uthuýshiata
\tr to die / he fears not, / said they, they say. / Pawnee / the «sub.» / assembled they say, / all. / In the center
\rf jod 1890:378.6

\op gthiüý-biamaý. Piý iýmaxaiý te. Eaýtoü moühniüý, aý-biamaý. Thuýtoüxti ugthaý-ga,
\tr he sat they say. / Anew / they asked him. / Why / you walk, / said they, they say. / Very straight / tell your «story»,
\rf jod 1890:378.7

\op aý-biamaý. Na! Miüýzhiüga uaýkizhi eýde naýgthe hniýzai; theýthu iüýthahniü shkiý. Ki
\tr said they, they say. / Why! / Girl / I am nearly related to / but / a captive / you took her; / here / you had her for me / you were coming home. / And
\rf jod 1890:378.8

\op aýwathoüýdi t'eýthathaiý teýdi t'eýoüthathai koüýbtha. Eýdi shiýnudoü oüýthate taiý eýgoü
\tr where / you killed her / at the / you kill me / I wish. / There / dog / to eat me / in order that
\rf jod 1890:378.9

\op moübthiüý, aý-biamaý. Goüý, Wiüýke te, aý-biamaý. Goüý, Thitoüýge tiý hiýdeata
\tr I walk, / said he, they say. / And, / He told the truth, / said they, they say. / And, / Your sister / lodge / down-stream
\rf jod 1890:378.10

\op gaýhiakaýta athiüý, aý-biamaý. Oüthiý'i taiteý, aý-biamaý. Gasaýni eýta hneý te,
\tr at yonder «camp» / they have her / said they, they say. / We give her to you / shall, / said they, they say. / To-morrow / thither / you go / will,
\rf jod 1890:378.11

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý eýgasaýni ki, eýta athaiý te. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý ki, niýashiüga amaý
\tr said they, they say. / And / the next day / when, / thither / he went. / There / he arrived, they say / when, / people / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:378.12

\op iýtha-biamaý. Uthoüýi te. Goüý tiý wiüý eýgiha athiüý aýiaýthai ki, utheýwiüthaý-biamaý.
\tr found him, they say. / They took hold of him. / And / lodge / one / headlong / they had taken him / when, / they assembled, they say.
\rf jod 1890:378.13

\op Goüý t'eýth 'iýtha-biamaý. Goüý tiý pahoüýga uoüýsi amaýdi amaý ahiý-baýzhi kaýshi;
\tr And / to kill him / they spoke of, they say. / And / lodge / before / he alighted in / by those / the «sub.» / they did not arrive / for a long time;
\rf jod 1890:378.14

\op aýdoüý oüýthiü t'eýtha baýthiü te. Iýkikinaýxthiüý-biamaý, pahoüýga t'eýthe goüýthai eýgoü.
\tr therefore / he came very near being put to death. / Each one hastened to anticipate the rest, they say, / the first / to kill him / he desired / as.
\rf jod 1890:378.15

\op Eýgoüxti athiüý akaýma. Ki Aýmaha-uthiýshi akaý sheýtheshtewoüýzhi gthiüýi te; waiiüý
\tr Just so / they were keeping him, they say. / And / Unwilling-to-share-his-lodge-with-one / the «sub.» / not heeding at all / sat; / robe
\rf jod 1890:378.16

\op kigthiýpixti gthiüýi te. Goüý Paýthiü etaýtoü-ma wiüý ahiýi te. Hau! keý, shoügaxaýi-ga.
\tr he pulled well around himself / he sat. / And / Pawnee / those from «the other camp» / one / he arrived. / Ho! / come, / cease ye.
\rf jod 1890:378.17

\op Wathaýte thishtoüý, niý shti thatoüý thishtoüý, niniý shti iüý thishtoüý, aiý te.
\tr Eating / he finished, / water / too / drinking / he finished, / tobacco / too / using / he finished, / he said.
\rf jod 1890:378.18

\op Goüý giý'i 'iýtha-biamaý. Thitoüýge athaýgthahniüý thagtheý tateý, aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr And / to give his back / they promised, they say. / Your sister / you have yours / you go homeward / shall, / said they, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:378.19

\op oüýba duýba giýthadaiý te gtheý tateý. Goüý sheýnoü tediýhi ki goüý agthaiý te. Paýthiü
\tr day / four / they pronounced to him / when / he go homeward / shall. / And / enough times / arrived there / when / so / he went homeward. / Pawnee
\rf jod 1890:379.1

\op noüýba edaýbe zhuýwagthaý-biamaý. Goüý aýgiaýgthai te. Oüýba gtheýba thaýbthiü zhoüý-xti-eýgoü
\tr two / also / went with them, they say. / And / they passed «the other camp» on their way home. / Day / ten / three / sleep-about
\rf jod 1890:379.2

\op akiýi te. Goüý Paýthiü-ma zhuýwagthe akiýi te, hiübeý, utoüý ge, waiiüý,
\tr they reached home. / And / the Pawnees / with them / reached home / when, / moccasin, / leggings / the «ob.», / robe,
\rf jod 1890:379.3

\op shoüýge shti eýkina wa'iýi te, shi gtheýwakithaiý te. Ki goüý ediýtoü goüý iýkit'athaiý te.
\tr horse / too / equally / they gave to them, / again / they sent them home. / And / then / from that time / «expletive» / they hated one another.
\rf jod 1890:379.4

\op Goüý Aýgaha-moüýthiü sheýnuzhiügai tediý te. Goüý wahaýba thiseý thishtoüýi te ediý.
\tr And / @{Aýgaha-moüýthiü} / he was a young man / it was when. / And / ears of corn / to pull off / they finished / it was then.
\rf jod 1890:379.5

\op Xeý thishtoüýi te, gaxthoüý athaiý te. Goüý teý waýnase-hnoüýi Niýubthaýtha keýdi.
\tr To bury / they finished / when, / migrating / they went. / And / buffalo / they surrounded them regularly / @{Niý-ubthaýtha} / at the.
\rf jod 1890:379.6

\op Eýgithe paýzexchi niýashiüga juýba sigthaý-bikeýama, heýgazhi. Eýgithe tiý amaý
\tr At length / late in the evening / person / some / they left a trail in a long line / a great many. / Behold / the tents
\rf jod 1890:379.7

\op sakiýboüwoüthaiý te. Mashchiüýge akaý Paýthiü thoükaý weýthai te. Miüý thoü hiýdexchi
\tr we had them side by side. / Rabbit / the «sub.» / Pawnee / the «pl. ob.» / found them. / Sun / the / at the very bottom
\rf jod 1890:379.8

\op teýdi, eýgithe, Mashchiüýge tiý amaýta iýkimoüýthiü athaiý eýde agiý amaýma, aiý te.
\tr when, / behold, / Rabbit / tent / to the / as a visitor / he went / but / he is coming back, they say, / said they.
\rf jod 1890:379.9

\op Wuüh! wuüh! aiý te. Niýkashiüga amaý za'aiý eýgoü shoüýge amaý oühaý-biamaý.
\tr Whoon! / whoon! / he said. / People / the «sub.» / making an uproar / as / horse / the «sub.» / fled they say.
\rf jod 1890:379.10

\op Poüýka amaý niýkathiýxe athaiý te. Mashchiüýge eduiýhai te. Paýthiü thoükaý gthiüýi
\tr Ponka / the / to chase the foe / went. / Rabbit / joined in it. / Pawnee / the «pl.» / sat
\rf jod 1890:379.11

\op thoüýdi ahiýi te. Goüý eýgax ithoüýwathaiý goüý ediýxti ahiý ki, eýgithe thiügaiý te.
\tr at the / they arrived. / And / around it / they placed them / so / just there / they arrived / when, / behold, / there were none.
\rf jod 1890:379.12

\op Niýashiüga iýkinaýxthai te. Umoüý'e 'iü, hiübeý, utoüý, shoüýge weýkoütoü athiüýi
\tr People / had hid themselves. / Provisions / carried, / moccasin, / leggings, / horse / lariat / they had
\rf jod 1890:379.13

\op geý shtewoüý, thishnoüýi eýgoü oüýthai te heýgazhi oüthiýzai te. Goüý Waiiüý-xuýde amaý
\tr the «pl. ob.» / soever, / they dropped / as / they abandoned / as / a great many / we took. / And / Robe-gray / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:379.14

\op eshoüý tiýi. Goüý niýkashiüga amaý paheý bthuýga unaiý sigtheý shtewoüý weýtha-baýzhi.
\tr near / camped. / And / people / the / hill / all / hunted / trail / in the least / they found not.
\rf jod 1890:379.15

\op Goüý oüýgu oüýgathiüdiýtoü niýashiüga noüýba eýdi uýwagithaý ahiýi te, wizhiüýthe eýti
\tr And / we / we who moved from / man / two / there / to tell them / they arrived, / my elder brother / his tent
\rf jod 1890:379.16

\op teýta. Niýashiüga juýba gaýthoüdi weýtha-biamaý eýgoü, weýnaxiýtha atiý-bi eýde sigtheý
\tr at the. / People / some / in that «place» / they found them, they say / as, / to attack them / they came, they say / but / trail
\rf jod 1890:379.17

\op shtewoüý thiügaiý; umoüý'e bthuýgaxti waýsha-biamaý. Aýdoü atoüý moüshniüý te sheýtoü
\tr in the least / there was none; / provisions / all / they snatched from them, they say. / Therefore / when / you walk / the / to that time
\rf jod 1890:379.18

\op shoüýge sheý-ma waýthakihiýde te, aiý aýtha, u+! Hoüý geý shtewoüý waýthakihiýde te,
\tr horse / those / you watch them / will, / he says / indeed, / halloo! / Night / the «pl.» / soever / you watch them / will,
\rf jod 1890:379.19

\op aiý aýtha, u+! aý-biamaý. Goüý eý uýwagitha ahiý-biamaý aiý anaý'oü. Goüý oüwoüýnase-hnoü
\tr he says / indeed, / halloo! / said they, they say. / And / that / to tell them / they arrived, they say / they said / I heard. / And / we surrounded the herds regularly
\rf jod 1890:379.20

\op shoüýshoü. Eýgithe Shaoüý juýba atiý amaý. Ki eýdi oügaýhii. Ki
\tr always. / At length / Dakota / some / came / the «sub.». / And / there / we arrived. / And
\rf jod 1890:380.1

\op Poüýka amaý wanaýshe waýxai. Wanaýshe amaý niýkagahi edaýbe ukiýkiai te.
\tr Ponka / the «sub.» / police / made them. / Police / the «sub.» / chief / also / they talked together.
\rf jod 1890:380.2

\op Hau! shoüý ha, aiý. Goüý teý-ma ieýnaxiýthai. Muýwaheýga-baýzhi. Goüý Shaoüý amaý
\tr Ho! / enough / , / they said. / And / the buffaloes / they attacked. / They shot down a great many. / And / Dakota / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:380.3

\op edaýbe wanaýse. Wa'iüý akiýi eýgoü, shkoüýzhi gthiüý teýdi, eýgithe, Sha-iý shoügaýgthiü
\tr also / surrounded the herd. / Carrying them / reached home / having, / motionless / they sat / when, / behold, / Yonder he comes / riding a horse
\rf jod 1890:380.4

\op wiüý hau, aiý. Eýgithe iýbahoü-hnoüýi. Uthaý'i-bi eý akaý hau, aiý. Atiý ha.
\tr one / ! / they said. / At length / they all knew him. / Pours much water from his mouth into «something» / he / it is / ! / they said. / He came / .
\rf jod 1890:380.5

\op Goüý Waiiüý-xuýde amataýtoü. Theýxe-gakuý akaý eýdi ahiý; eýkithe akeý. Oüwoüýnasai,
\tr And / @{Waiiüý-xuýde} / from them. / Drum / the «sub.» / there / arrived; / the two were related. / We surrounded them,
\rf jod 1890:380.6

\op aiý Uthaý'i-bi akaý. Te-nuýga gtheýba-noüýba ki eýdi noüýba woüýganasai,
\tr said / @{Uthaý'i-bi} / the «sub.». / Buffalo bull / ten two / and / there / two / we surrounded them,
\rf jod 1890:380.7

\op eýde sheýnaoüwoüýthextioüýi, aiý. Eýde peýthoübaxti-eýgoü te-nuýga amaý t'eýawathaiý,
\tr but / we utterly destroyed them, / he said. / But / about seven / buffalo bull / the «pl. sub.» / they killed us,
\rf jod 1890:380.8

\op aiý. Ki Huý-bthoü amaý, Ebeý-hnoü iüteý, etheýgoü eýgoü, wakoüýditheýgoü wanaý'oü
\tr he said. / And / Fish-smeller / the «sub.», / Who only / it may be, / they thought / as, / impatiently / they hear it
\rf jod 1890:380.9

\op taiteý. Naýzoüdazhi t'eýthai, aiý. Noüýge-tiýthe t'eýthai, aiý. Noübaý-moüthiüý t'eýthai, aiý
\tr shall. / Seeks-no-refuge / is killed, / he said. / To-run-he-starts / is killed, / he said. / Two-walking / is killed, / he said.
\rf jod 1890:380.10

\op Muýxa-naýzhiü t'eýthai, aiý. Shaýnugaýhi t'eýthai, aiý. Noüýba ushtaiý thoüýzha izhaýzhe awaýsitha-maýzhi
\tr Stuck in obliquely he stands / is killed, / he said. / Big-head / is killed, / he said. / Two / remained / though / his name / I remember them I not
\rf jod 1890:380.11

\op ha. Gaiý: Paýthiü gtheýba-noüýba ki eýdi noüýba weaýnaxiýthai eýde
\tr . / He said as follows: / Pawnee / tens two / and / there / two / they attacked us / but
\rf jod 1890:380.12

\op sheýnawathextioüýi, aiý. Goüý niüýta oüwoüýdoübai, zaniý giniüý, wiüýeshte t'aý-baýzhi.
\tr they were utterly destroyed, / he said. / And / alive / we saw them, / all / recovered, / even one / he died not.
\rf jod 1890:380.13

\op Paýthiü amaý heýgazhi ameýgoü weýahidexti waýthiü ahiýi, sheýnawathaý-biamaý. Noübaýthoüthoüý
\tr Pawnee / the «sub.» / a great many / they were, as / to a very great distance / they went after them, / they exterminated them, they say. / By twos
\rf jod 1890:380.14

\op shti t'eýwathaiý te, uýkiaýwatoütoüý wiüýaýxchi-thoüthoüý waýxthi waýthiü athaiý te.
\tr too / they killed them, / one after another / by ones / killing them / they went after them.
\rf jod 1890:380.15

\op Goüý woüýgakizhi. Waiiüý-xuýde-ma wachiýgaxe-hnoü shoüýshoü. Wizhiüýthe akaý
\tr And / we came together again. / @{Waiiüý-xuýde} the «pl.» / they danced regularly / without stopping. / My elder brother / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:380.16

\op pahoüýga wiüý t'eýthe akaý. Goüý wa'oüý uheýthai te:
\tr the first / one / the one who killed. / And / song / they carried it around:
\rf jod 1890:380.17

\op Hi-aiý-o-hi+ Hi-aiý-o-hi+, Hi-aiý-o-hi+, Hi-aiý-o-hi+. U-biý-ska
\tr No English
\rf jod 1890:380.18

\op shte he+ Pa-hoüý-ga-xchi ke+, Shuý-gthe-thaý-zhi a-he+, Goüý-ki noü-wa-pe+,
\tr The very first, / He did not send him home to you / And / they fear us,
\rf jod 1890:381.1

\op Sheý-na-waý-the a-he+. Shuýde-gaýxe izhiüýge eýdi giý'iü ahiý-bi egoüý, Paýthiü
\tr They were exterminated. / @{Shuýde-gaýxe} / his son / there / carrying him / she arrived, they say / having, / Pawnee
\rf jod 1890:381.2

\op wiüý t'eýthai ke gahaý aýtoükithaiý te. Shi wiüý gahaý aýtoükithaiý te. Noüýba
\tr one / he was killed / the «ob.» / upon / he caused him to tread on. / Again / one / upon / he caused him to tread on. / Two
\rf jod 1890:381.3

\op aýtoükithaiý te. Goüý Noübaý-watoüý izhaýzhe athiüýkithaiý te.
\tr he caused him to tread on. / And / Two-he-trod-on-them / his name / he caused him to have it.
\rf jod 1890:381.4

\ti History of @{Iýshibaýzhi}

\op Shoüý niýashiüga wiüý wa'uý wiüý miüýgthoü ki, shiüýgazhiüýga wiüaýxchi athiüý.
\tr And / man / one / woman / one / married her / when, / child / only one / he had.
\rf jod 1890:384.1

\op Ki nuýzhiüga akaý 'aýbaa-bazhiý-shteoüý, ugaýshoü-bazhiý-shteoüý, shoüý edaýdoü gaýxa-bazhiý-shteoüý;
\tr And / boy / the «sub.» / hunted not at all, / he traveled not at all, / indeed / what / he did not at all;
\rf jod 1890:384.2

\op wa'uý-hnoüxti uýxtawaýthe uýwakieý-hnoü shoüýshoü. Ki niýashiüga aýzhi amaý
\tr woman only / loving them / he talked to them regularly / always. / And / people / different / the «pl.»
\rf jod 1890:384.3

\op iýxaxa thahiýde-hnoü shoüshoüý-biamaý; iüýshte nuýzhiüga weýthigthoü thiügeýxti eýgoü
\tr laughing at him / always ridiculed him they say; / as it were / boy / mind / without any / like
\rf jod 1890:384.4

\op thahiýde-hnoü shoüshoüý-biamaý. Ithaýdi akaý enaýxchi tha'eýgithextioüý-biamaý. Shoüý
\tr they always ridiculed him they say. / His father / the / he alone / pitied his own very much, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:384.5

\op nuýzhiüga nuý noüýxti eýgoü-biamaý. Shi moüýde shte thiügeý-hnoü shoüshoüý-biamaý.
\tr boy / male / fully grown / like they say. / Again / bow / even / he was always / without it they say.
\rf jod 1890:384.6

\op Shoüý wapeý thiügeý-hnoü shoüshoüý-biamaý. Ki nuýzhiüga akaý zhoü-weýtiü wiüý gaxaý-biamaý,
\tr Indeed / weapon / he was always without it they say. / And / boy / the «sub.» / wood to hit with it / one / made they say,
\rf jod 1890:384.7

\op baxuýxu duýbaha gaxaý-biamaý. Ki zhoü-weýtiü ke athiüý-hnoü shoüshoüý-biamaý.
\tr ridges / in four places / he made it, they say. / And / war-club / the «ob.» / he had regularly / always they say.
\rf jod 1890:384.8

\op Ki niýashiüga amaý doübaý-bi ki, thahiýde-hnoü shoüshoüý-biamaý, zhoü-weýtiü
\tr And / people / the / saw it, they say / when, / they always ridiculed him they say, / war-club
\rf jod 1890:384.9

\op athiüý te. Ki niýashiüga ukiýt'e ushteý amaý nudoüý-hnoü shoüshoüý-biamaý. Ki theý
\tr he had / as. / And / people / nation / the rest / made war regularly / always they say. / And / this
\rf jod 1890:384.10

\op Iýshibaýzhi nudoüý athaý-bazhi-hnoü shoüshoüý-biamaý; iýbahoü-bazhiý-biamaý. Shi eýgithe
\tr @{Iýshibaýzhi} / to war / never went they say; / he knew it not they say. / Again / at length
\rf jod 1890:384.11

\op maýshoü noüýba iüýbeziýga maýshoü waxuýbe gaxaý-biamaý; athiüý te ebeý shtewoüý
\tr feather / two / yellow-tailed hawk / feather / sacred thing / he made them, they say; / he had them / the / who / soever
\rf jod 1890:384.12

\op iýbahoü-bazhiý-biamaý; moüthoüý gaxaý-biamaý. Eýgithe niýashiüga nudoüý atheý 'iýthe
\tr knew it not they say; / by stealth / he made them, they say. / At length / people / to war / to go / spoke of
\rf jod 1890:384.13

\op na'oüýi ha Iýshibaýzhi akaý. Moüthoüý ukiýkie akaý ki, wanaý'oü-biamaý Iýshibaýzhi akaý.
\tr heard it / , / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the «sub.». / By stealth / they were talking to each other / when, / heard them, they say / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:384.14

\op Ki Iýshibaýzhi akaý, Eýdi btheý taý miükeý, etheýgoü-biamaý. Ki ebeý shtewoüý uiýtha-bazhiý-biamaý.
\tr And / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the «sub.», / There / I go / will / I who, / thought they say. / And / who / soever / he told him not they say.
\rf jod 1890:384.15

\op Ihoüý thiükeý tiý teýdi thiügeý te kiý, maýshoü ke gthiýzai ki, athaý-biamaý.
\tr His mother / the one who / lodge / at the / was not / when, / feather / the «ob.» / he took his / when, / he went they say.
\rf jod 1890:384.16

\op Hoüý ki nudoüý theý goüýtha thoükaý waýkihiýdexti moüthiüý-biamaý Iýshibaýzhi
\tr Night / when / to war / to go / those who wished / watching them very closely / walked they say / @{Iýshibaýzhi}
\rf jod 1890:384.17

\op akaý. Eýgithe oüýba koüýge ki, nudoüý athaý-biamaý. Goüý weýahide ahiýi ki,
\tr the «sub.». / At length / day / near / when, / to war / they went, they say. / And / at a distance / they arrived / when,
\rf jod 1890:384.18

\op gthiüý-biamaý. Goüýki ushteý amaý wiüýthoüthoü eýdi utheýwiü ahiý nazhiüý-biamaý;
\tr they sat, they say. / And / the rest / one by one / there / assembling / arriving / stood they say;
\rf jod 1890:385.1

\op utheýwiükithaý-biamaý. Eýgithe nudoüýhoüga akaý Iýshibaýzhi eduiýhai te iýbahoü-bazhiý-biamaý.
\tr they collected themselves, they say. / It happened that / war-chief / the «sub.» / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / he joined it / the / did not know it they say.
\rf jod 1890:385.2

\op Nudoüý amaý woüýgithexti utheýwiü ahiý-biamaý. Eýgithe Iýshibaýzhi akaý
\tr The warriors / all / assembling / arrived, they say. / Behold / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the
\rf jod 1890:385.3

\op wathiýshna-biamaý haýshiata, ugaýs'iü goüý-biamaý. Goüý nudoüý amaý doüýbai te,
\tr was manifest they say / in the rear, / peeping / thus they say. / And / the warriors / saw him / when,
\rf jod 1890:385.4

\op gaý-biamaý: Nuýdoühoügaý! wiüý atiý ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý nudoüýhoüga akaý gaý-biamaý:
\tr they said as follows, they say: / O war-chief! / one / has come / , / said they, they say. / And / war-chief / the «sub.» / said as follows they say:
\rf jod 1890:385.5

\op Niýkawasoüý! ebeýiüte iýbahoü moügthiüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý wagaýxthoü
\tr Warriors! / who it may be / to know it / begone ye, / he said, they say. / And / servant
\rf jod 1890:385.6

\op noüýba doüýbe ahiý-bi kiýzhi, eýgithe, Ishibaýzhi akeý akaýma. Goüý nudoüýhoüga
\tr two / to see / arrived, they say / when, / behold, / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / was the one, they say. / And / war-chief
\rf jod 1890:385.7

\op thiükeýdi akiý-bi ki, Nuýdoühoügaý! Iýshibaýzhi akeý akaý ha, aý-biamaý. Nudoüýhoüga
\tr by the / they reached again, they say / when, / O war-chief! / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / he is the one / , / said they, they say. / War-chief
\rf jod 1890:385.8

\op akaý giýthextioüý-biamaý. Niýkawasoüý! athiüý giýi-ga. Wa'uý 'iýwathe moüthiüý ki,
\tr the «sub.» / was very glad they say. / Warriors! / bring him hither. / Woman / talking of them / he walked / when,
\rf jod 1890:385.9

\op iýthaxaýxa moühniüý tabaýshe, aý-biamaý. Agiýahiý-bi egoüý athiüý akiý-biamaý. Eýgithe,
\tr you laughed at him / you walked / necessarily, / said he, they say. / Arrived for him, they say / having / they reached there again with him, they say. / Behold,
\rf jod 1890:385.10

\op moüýde shte thiügaý-bi, ki hiübeý shte thiügeý akaýma Iýshibaýzhi akaý. Goüý, Niýkawasoüý!
\tr bow / even / had none, they say, / and / moccasin / even / had none, they say / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the «sub.». / And, / Warriors!
\rf jod 1890:385.11

\op hiübeý 'iýi-ga, aý-biamaý nudoüýhoüga akaý. Goüý, Shi moüý shti 'iýi-ga,
\tr moccasin / give ye to him / said, they say / war-chief / the «sub.». / And, / Again / arrow / too / give ye to him,
\rf jod 1890:385.12

\op aý-biamaý. Niýkashiüga woüýgithexti moüý noübaýthoüthoüý 'iý-biamaý, hiübeý wiüý
\tr said he, they say. / Man / all / arrow / two each / they gave to him, they say / moccasin / one
\rf jod 1890:385.13

\op edaýbe thoüthoüý 'iý-biamaý. Shi tashnoüýge eýdegoü xeýga eýde gasaý-bi egoüý,
\tr also / «from» each / they gave to him, they say. / Again / ash-tree / but / cut down, they say / having,
\rf jod 1890:385.14

\op moüýde giaýxa-biamaý. Goüý athaý-biamaý. Shoüý goüý zhoüý-hnoü-biamaý. Goüý
\tr bow / they made for him, they say. / So / they went, they say. / As usual / they slept regularly, they say. / So
\rf jod 1890:385.15

\op shi athaý-biamaý eýgasaýni ki. Eýgithe hoüý aýhigi zhoüý-biamaý.
\tr again / they went, they say / the next day / when. / At length / night / many / they slept, they say.
\rf jod 1890:385.16

\op Eýgithe niýkashiüga wiüý iýtha-biamaý nudoüý amaý. Niýkashiüga iýtha-biamaý ki,
\tr At length / person / one / found, they say / the warriors. / Person / they found him, they say / when,
\rf jod 1890:385.17

\op Nuýdoühoügaý, niýkashiüga thiü theý uskoüýskoüxti iý thiü aýtha! Hau! niýkawasoüý,
\tr O war-chief, / person / the «mv. ob.» / this / right in a line with / is coming / indeed! / Ho! / warriors,
\rf jod 1890:385.18

\op eý oüguýnai aýtha, oügaýxshi tai aýtha, aý-biamaý. Goüý kigthiýtoü-biamaý nudoüý amaý.
\tr that / we seek him / indeed, / let us kill him / indeed, / said he, they say. / And / prepared themselves they say / the warriors.
\nt =@{oügaýxthi}
\rf jod 1890:385.19

\op Ki'oüý-biamaý, moüthiüýka ziý waseýsoü edaýbe iýki'oüý-biamaý. Waseýsoü ubiýxpathai
\tr They painted themselves, they say, / earth / yellow / white clay / also / they painted themselves with, they say. / White clay / fell as they rubbed it
\rf jod 1890:385.20

\op ge bahiý-hnoü-biamaý Iýshibaýzhi akaý. Ki nudoüýhoüga akaý gaý-biamaý: Eýgoüxti
\tr the «ob.» / picked up, they say / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the «sub.». / And / war-chief / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Just so
\rf jod 1890:386.1

\op aýdoü, niýkawasoüý, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, nuýdzhoühoügaý! eýgoü eýgoü, aý-biamaý. Shi
\tr ? warrior, / said he, they say. / Yes, / O war-chief! / somewhat like it, / said he, they say. / Again
\rf jod 1890:386.2

\op noüýka ke ziýkithaý-biamaý. Noüýka ke zioüýkithaý-ga, aý-biamaý. Ki nudoüýhoüga
\tr back / the «ob.» / he made it yellow for him, they say. / Back / the «ob.» / make it yellow for me, / said he, they say. / And / war-chief
\rf jod 1890:386.3

\op akaý gaý-biamaý: Eýgoüxti aýdoü, niýkawasoüý, aý-biamaý. Oüýhoü, nuýdzhoühoügaý!
\tr the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Just so / ? / warrior, / said he, they say. / Yes, / O war-chief!
\rf jod 1890:386.4

\op eýgoü eýgoü, aý-biamaý. Ki nudoüý amaý hiübeý ge shte edaýbe gthiýshnudaý-biamaý.
\tr somewhat like it, / said he, they say. / And / the warriors / moccasins / the / even / also / pulled off their, they say.
\rf jod 1890:386.5

\op Ki Iýshibaýzhi 'iüýkithaý-biamaý. Iýshibaýzhi, waiiüý weýagi'iüýi-ga, aý-bi egoüý, Iýshibaýzhi
\tr And / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / they caused to carry them, they say. / @{Iýshibaýzhi}, / robe / carry ours for us, / said, they say / having, / @{Iýshibaýzhi}
\rf jod 1890:386.6

\op 'iüýkithaý-biamaý. Iýshibaýzhi (akaý) gaý-biamaý: Nuýdoühoügaý! niýashiüga thiü toüýbeshnoü
\tr they caused to carry them, they say. / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / (the «sub.») / said as follows, they say: / O war-chief! / man / the «mv.» / I see him only
\rf jod 1890:386.7

\op shteýshte-moüý te ha, uaýgas'iüý te haý, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe washniýhi te ha, aý-biamaý
\tr at any rate I do / will / , / I peep / will / , / said he, they say. / Beware / you scare him off / lest / , / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:386.8

\op nudoüýhoüga akaý. Oüýkazhi, nuýdoühoügaý! toüýbe-hnoü shteýshte-moüý te ha,
\tr war-chief / the «sub.». / Not so, / O war-chief! / I see him only / at any rate I do / will / ,
\rf jod 1890:386.9

\op aý-biamaý. Hau! keýgoü, doübaý-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý Iýshibaýzhi akaý ugaýs'iü-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / Ho! / doing so, / see him / , / said he, they say. / And / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the «sub.» / peeped they say.
\rf jod 1890:386.10

\op Eýgithe uhiýashkaýxchi ti thiüý niýashiüga thiü. Ki goüýki gaý-biamaý Iýshibaýzhi
\tr At length / very near / was coming / man / the «mv.». / And / then / said as follows, they say / @{Iýshibaýzhi}
\rf jod 1890:386.11

\op akaý: Nuýdoühoügaý! woüýeshte theýtoü atiý-mazhi, aý-biamaý. Goüý ieýnaxithaý-biamaý
\tr the «sub.»: / O war-chief! / even once «before» / this far / I have not come, / said he, they say. / And / attacked him they say
\rf jod 1890:386.12

\op Iýshibaýzhi akaý. Moüýde oüýtha-biamaý, zhoü-weýtiü siýoütheýxchi athiüý-biamaý. Ki
\tr @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the «sub.». / Bow / he threw away, they say, / club / barely / he had it, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:386.13

\op niýashiüga thiü uxthaý-bi egoüý, zhoü-weýtiü ke iýgaxthiý-biamaý. Wathaýhide shteýshtewoüý
\tr man / the «ob.» / he overtook, they say / having, / club / the «ob.» / with it he killed him, they say. / They ridicule / even if
\rf jod 1890:386.14

\op woüýete thashtoüý eýgoü-hnoüýi ha. Eýskoü wiüý gawiý'oüi koüý, aý-biamaý. Niýashiüga
\tr at some time / they stop talking usually / . / Oh that / one / I do so to you / I wish, / said he, they say. / Man
\rf jod 1890:386.15

\op ushteý amaý bthuýga nazhiýha thizaý-biamaý, Iýshibaýzhi akaý oüýkazhi ha. Goüý agthaý-biamaý.
\tr the rest / all / hair / took it, they say, / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the «sub.» / was not so / . / And / they went homeward, they say.
\rf jod 1890:386.16

\op Nudoüý amaý tiýi eýthoübe akiý-biamaý. Eýthoübe akiý-biamaý ki, gaý-biamaý: Niýashiüga
\tr The warriors / village / in sight of / reached home, they say. / In sight of / they reached home, they say / when, / they said as follows, they say: / Man
\rf jod 1890:386.17

\op wiüaýxchi oüthoüýnaxiýthai eýde Iýshibaýzhi amaý gaxthiýi, aý-biamaý. Goüý iüsh'aýge wiüý
\tr only one / we attacked him / but / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the «sub.» / killed him, / said they, they say. / And / old man / one
\rf jod 1890:386.18

\op iýdkiýthe theýtha-biamaý. Nudoüý amaý niýashiüga wiüaýxchi ieýnaxiýthai eýdegoü Iýshibaýzhi
\tr proclaimed it aloud, they say. / The warriors / man / only one / attacked him / but / @{Iýshibaýzhi}
\rf jod 1890:386.19

\op weýgaxthi, aý-bi aýtha u+! aý-biamaý. Goüý ihoüý ginaý'oü amaý. Ginaý'oü-biamaý
\tr killed him for them, / they say / indeed / halloo! / said he, they say. / And / his mother / heard it about her own, they say. / She heard it about hers, they say
\rf jod 1890:386.20

\op ki, gaý-biamaý: Gaýama wiüýkai eýiüte, iüthiüýdoüb eýgoü-a he, aý-biamaý, eýgthoüge
\tr when, / she said as follows, they say: / That one «mv.» / he tells the truth / it may be, / see about mine for me / do / , / said she, they say, / her husband
\rf jod 1890:387.1

\op thiükeý eý wakaý-bi egoüý. Aýxtoü wiüýke tabaýdoü. Thahiýde amaý te, aý-biamaý
\tr he who / that / she meant, they say / having. / How possible / he tells the truth / shall? / They were ridiculing him, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:387.2

\op nuý akaý. Goüýki tiý koüýhaxchi akiý-bi ki, Nudoüý amaý niýashiüga wiüaýxchi
\tr male / the «sub.». / And / lodge / the very border / they reached again, they say / when, / The warriors / man / only one
\rf jod 1890:387.3

\op ieýnaxiýthai eýdegoü Iýshibaýzhi weýgaxthi, aý-bi aýtha u+! aý-biamaý iüsh'aýge akaý. Goüýki
\tr attacked him / but / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / killed him for them, / they say / indeed / halloo! / said, they say / old man / the «sub.». / And
\rf jod 1890:387.4

\op ithaýdi akaý nazhiüý-bi egoüý, aýshi athaý-biamaý. Aýshi athaý-bi ki, wiüýkai te iýbahoüý-biamaý
\tr his father / the «sub.» / stood, they say / having, / out / he went, they say. / Out / he went, they say / when, / he told the truth / the / knew it they say
\rf jod 1890:387.5

\op ithaýdi akaý. Goüýki ithaýdi akaý shoüýge-maý shte shoüý tiý te bthuýgaxti
\tr his father / the. / And / his father / the / the horses / even / indeed / lodge / the / everything
\rf jod 1890:387.6

\op iýkine-waýkithaý-biamaý. Goüki Iýshibaýzhi amaý goüý moüthiüý-biamaý. Eýgithe nudoüý
\tr to scramble for made them they say. / And / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the «sub.» / so / walked they say. / At length / to war
\rf jod 1890:387.7

\op athaý-biamaý. Nudoüý athaý-bi, eýgithe shi niýashiüga duýba iý-ma weýtha-biamaý. Shi
\tr they wenty they say. / To war / they went, they say, / at length / again / man / four / those coming / they found them, they say. / Again
\rf jod 1890:387.8

\op weýnaxithaý-bi ki, shi Iýshibaýzhi amaý wagiýoüthaý-bi egoüý, niýashiüga duýba thoükaý
\tr they attacked them, they say / when, / again / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the «sub.» / left them, they say / having, / man / four / the ones
\rf jod 1890:387.9

\op woüýgithexti waýxthi-biamaý. Goüý shi akiý-bi ki, gaý-biamaý: Niýashiüga duýba
\tr all / he killed them, they say. / And / again / they reached home, they say / when, / they said as follows, they say: / Man / four
\rf jod 1890:387.10

\op weoüýnaxiýthai eýde Iýshibaýzhi amaý gaxthiýi ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý iüsh'aýge wiüý iýekiýthe
\tr we attacked them / but / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the «sub.» / killed / , / said they, they say. / And / old man / one / proclaimed it
\rf jod 1890:387.11

\op theýtha-biamaý. Nudoüý amaý niýashiüga duýba weýnaxiýthai eýdegoü Iýshibaýzhi weýgaxthi,
\tr aloud they say. / The warriors / man / four / they attacked them / but / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / killed them for them,
\rf jod 1890:387.12

\op aý-bi aýtha u+! aý-biamaý. Goüý eýgoü-hnoü nudoüý ahiý-bi ki, niýashiüga waýxthi-hnoü
\tr they say / indeed / halloo! / said he, they say. / And / so usually / on the war-path / they arrived, they say / when, / man / he killed them regularly
\rf jod 1890:387.13

\op shoüshoüý-biamaý, shoüýge shti waýthiü akiý-hnoü-biamaý.
\tr always they say, / horse / too / having them / he reached home regularly, they say.
\rf jod 1890:387.14

\op Ki ithaýdi akaý miüýgthoü aýgazhiý-biamaý. Nisiýha, iiüýgthoü eýgoü-ga. Ki
\tr And / his father / the «sub.» / to take a wife / commanded him, they say. / My child, / do take a wife. / And
\rf jod 1890:387.15

\op uthiý'age-hnoüý-biamaý Iýshibaýzhi akaý. Eýgithe wa'uý gthoüý-biamaý Iýshibaýzhi akaý.
\tr was unwilling regularly, they say / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the «sub.». / At length / woman / married, they say / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the.
\rf jod 1890:387.16

\op Gthoüý-bi ki, Iýshibaýzhi akaý wa'uý thiükeý zhoüý'oüha-baýzhi-hnoü shoüshoüý-biamaý.
\tr He married her, they say / when, / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the «sub.» / woman / the «ob.» / lay not on her regularly / always they say.
\rf jod 1890:387.17

\op Aýgudi shteýshte hoüý ki, zhoüý-hnoü-biamaý. Ki ithaýdi akaý gaý-biamaý: Nisiýha,
\tr In what place / soever / night / when, / he slept usually, they say. / And / his father / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / My child,
\rf jod 1890:387.18

\op wa'uý wagthoüý ki, zhoüýwa'oüýhe-hnoüýi ha. Zhoüý'oüheýgoü-ga. Piýazhi shkaýxe,
\tr woman / they marry them / when, / they lie on them usually / . / Do lie on her. / Bad / you do,
\rf jod 1890:387.19

\op aý-biamaý. Gan*ki ithaýdi akaý eýgithoü-hnoü shoüshoüýxtioüý-biamaý. Eýgithe Iýshibaýzhi
\tr said he, they say. / And / his father / the «sub.» / said it to him regularly / always they say. / At length / @{Iýshibaýzhi}
\rf jod 1890:387.20

\op akaý aýmaka-bazhiý-biamaý iüsh'aýge thiükeý. Goüý hoüý ki, wa'uý shiükeý zhoüý'oühaý-biamaý.
\tr the «sub.» / got out of patience with, they say / old man / the «ob.». / And / night / when, / woman / the «ob.» / he lay on her they say.
\rf jod 1890:388.1

\op Oüýba ki, shoüý paýhoü-baýzhi-hnoü shoüshoüýxti ki wa'uý thiükeý zhoüý'oühe-hnoü
\tr Day / when, / still / he rose not regularly / always / and / woman / the «ob.» / he lay on her regularly
\rf jod 1890:388.2

\op shoüshoüýxtioüý-biamaý. Ki wa'uý ke paýhoü goüýtha-bi thoüýzha, Iýshibaýzhi akaý
\tr always very they say. / And / woman / the «recl.» / to arise / wished, they say / though, / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:388.3

\op uthiý'agaý-biamaý. Ki tiý etaý amaý wahoüý athaý-bi shtewoüý, shoüý paýhoü-bazhiý-biamaý.
\tr was unwilling, they say. / And / lodge / his / the «sub.» / removing / they went, they say / notwithstanding, / yet / he arose not they say.
\rf jod 1890:388.4

\op Paýzexchi kiýshte, wahoüý ahiý-hnoü-biamaý. Shi eýgoü hoüý ki zhoüý-biamaý. Eýgithe
\tr Late in the evening / even when, / removing / he arrived usually, they say. / Again / so / night / when / he lay, they say. / Behold,
\rf jod 1890:388.5

\op hoüýegoücheýxchi ukiýt'e aýzhi juýba weýnaxithaý-biamaý. Ithaýdi akaý, Paýhoü
\tr very early in the morning / nation / different / some / they attacked them, they say. / His father / the, / Do
\rf jod 1890:388.6

\op eýgoü-ga. Weaýnaxiýthai ha. Shoüý Iýshibaýzhi akaý iýa-baýzhi zhoüý-biamaý. Eýgithe
\tr arise. / We are attacked / . / Yet / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the / speaking not / lay, they say. / At length
\rf jod 1890:388.7

\op uhiýashkaýxchi atiý-biamaý ki, eýgithe, Iýshibaýzhi e+! aýgudi shniükeýiüteý! waýthiü piýazhiýxti
\tr very near / they had come, they say / when, / behold, / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / Oh! / in what place / you who are may be / keeper / very bad
\rf jod 1890:388.8

\op abthiüý eýde eýgithe theýama iüýdoübe taiý he, aý-biamaý wa'uý wiüý akaý. Huý te
\tr I have / but / beware / these / see for me / lest / , / said, they say / woman / one / the. / Voice / the
\rf jod 1890:388.9

\op na'oüý-bi ki, paýhoü-bi egoüý, weýtiü ke gthiýza-biamaý. Goüý eýdi athaý-biamaý.
\tr he heard, they say / when, / arose, they say / having, / club / the «ob.» / he took his, they say. / And / there / he went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:388.10

\op Goüý ukiýt'e-ma uiýha-biamaý ki, waýxthi-hnoüý-biamaý Iýshibaýzhi akaý. Ukiýt'e
\tr And / the nations «enemy» / he joined, they say / when, / killed them regularly, they say / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the «sub.». / Enemy
\rf jod 1890:388.11

\op heýgashtewoüýzhi waýxthi-biamaý, shoüý woüýgithe. Niýashiüga washuýshe noübaý-biamaý.
\tr a great many / he killed them, they say, / in fact / all. / Man / brave / two they say.
\rf jod 1890:388.12

\op Wiüý Unaýhe izhaýzhe athiüý akaý, Hoüýga-biamaý. Iýshibaýzhi akaý uiýkoü-biamaý. Washuýshe
\tr one / Unahe / his name / he had it, / a Hanga they say. / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the / helped him, they say. / Bravery
\rf jod 1890:388.13

\op te eýkigoüxtioüý-biamaý. Goüý Iýshibaýzhi [akaý] toüýwoügthoü etaý amaý xtaýgitheýxtioüý-biamaý.
\tr the / they were just alike, they say. / And / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / [he who] / nation / his / the «sub.» / loved him very dearly, they say.
\nt Includes line 15. [JS]
\rf jod 1890:388.14

\op Eýgithe shi nudoüý athaý-biamaý ki, niýashiüga wiüý washuýshexti eýiüte zhuýgtha-biamaý.
\tr At length / again / to war / they went, they say / when, / man / one / very brave / it may be / was with him they say.
\rf jod 1890:388.16

\op Texuýzhoü izhaýzhe athiüý akaý, Koüýza-biamaý. Ki athaý-bi ki, geýthegoüý-biamaý
\tr @{Texuýzhoü} / his name / he had it, / a @{Koüýze} they say. / And / they went, they say / when, / thought thus, they say
\rf jod 1890:388.17

\op akiýwa: Wiüýoüwa noüýde thoü aýtaxti oüýthiü eýdoü, etheýgoü-biamaý. Eýgithe toüýwoügthoü
\tr both: / Which one / heart / the «ob.» / very much more / we are /  «in thought»? / they thought, they say. / At length / village
\rf jod 1890:388.18

\op heýgashtewoüýzhi ediý-thoü amaý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Goüý eýdi ahiý-bi ki,
\tr very populous / was there / they say. / There / they arrived, they say. / And / there / they arrived they say / when,
\rf jod 1890:388.19

\op gaý-biamaý: Niýkawasoüý, thagtheý tai ha, aý-biamaý; ushteý amaý eý wakaý-bi egoüý.
\tr they said as follows, they say: / Warriors, / you go homeward / will / , / said they, they say; / remainder / the «pl.» / that / meant it, they say / having.
\rf jod 1890:388.20

\op Weýahide moügthiüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Goüý wagaýxthoü amaý agthaý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr To a distance / begone ye, / said they, they say. / And / servant / the «pl.» / went homeward, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:388.21

\op Texuýzhoü, Iýshibaýzhi ethoüýba, Eýdi oügaýthe te, aý-biamaý, noüýde iýkipahoü goüthaý-bi
\tr @{Texuýzhoü}, / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / he too, / There / let us go, / said they, they say, / heart / to know their / they wished, they say
\rf jod 1890:389.1

\op egoüý. Eýdi ahiý-bi ki, eýgaxe tiýi thoü snoüýsnoüxtioüý amaý. Tiýi koüýge ahiý-bi
\tr because. / There / they arrived, they say / when, / around / village / the «cv. ob.» / very level / they say. / Village / near / they arrived, they say
\rf jod 1890:389.2

\op ki, eýgithe, niýashiüga amaý banoüýge-kidaý-biamaý. Aýkieýxti nazhiüý-biamaý. Ki
\tr when, / behold, / men / the «sub.» / shot at the rolling hoops, they say. / In a great crowd / they stood, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:389.3

\op miüýthumoüshiýxtioüý-biamaý. Goüý, Eaýtoü oüýthiü ki, eýdi oügaýhi teýdoü, aý-biamaý
\tr it was just noon they say. / And, / How / we be if, / there / we reach / shall? / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:389.4

\op Texuýzhoü akaý. Ki Iýshibaýzhi aka gaý-biamaý: Kageýha, wahiý theýthoü nashkiý thoü
\tr @{Texuýzhoü} / the «sub.». / And / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Friend, / bone / this / head / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:389.5

\op oüguýgthoü teý, aý-biamaý, te-siüýde-xthuý'a wahiý skaýxti edediý-thoü eý wakaý-bi egoüý.
\tr let us put in, / said he, they say, / buffalo-pelvis / bone / very white / the ones there / that / meant, they say / having.
\rf jod 1890:389.6

\op Goüý miüýde eýdi athaý-biamaý. Shoüý geýthegoüý-hnoüý-biamaý: Hindaý! / wiüýaüwa
\tr And / crawling / there / they went, they say. / Yet / they thought thus only, they say: / Let us see! / which one
\rf jod 1890:389.7

\op noüýoüpe teýdoü, etheýgoü-hnoüý-biamaý. Goüýki niýashiüga banoüýge-kiýde amaý
\tr we fear seen danger / will? / they thought only they say. / And / man / shot at rolling hoops / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:389.8

\op wahiý wiüý doübaý-bi ki, eýgithe, uhiýashkaýxchi tithoüý wahiý thoü. Gaý-biamaý:
\tr bone / one / they looked at, they say / when, / behold, / very close / had become / bone / the. / One said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:389.9

\op Kageýha, wahiý theýthoü weýahiýdeataýxti thoüýshti, aý-biamaý. Ki wiüý gaý-biamaý.
\tr Friend, / bone / this / at a very great distance / heretofore, / said he, they say. / And / one / said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:389.10

\op Kageýha, eýdi shoüýshoü, a-biamaý. Eýgithe goüýte-zhiüýga ki, eýgithe, uhiýashkaýxchi
\tr Friend, / there / always, / said he, they say. / At length / a while little / when, / behold, / very close
\rf jod 1890:389.11

\op tithoüý wahiý thoü. Kageýha, wahiý theýthoü weýahide esheý thoüýshti, uhiýashkaýxchi tiý ha,
\tr became / bone / the. / Friend, / bone / this / at a distance / you said / heretofore, / very close / it has come / ,
\rf jod 1890:389.12

\op aý-biamaý. Ki Texuýzhoü akaý gaý-biamaý: Weaýbahoüýi. Weýathai ha, aý-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / And / @{Texuýzhoü} / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / They know us. / They have detected us / , / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:389.13

\op Goüý Iýshibaýzhi akaý gaý-biamaý: Shoüý, aý-biamaý. Goüý Texuýzhoü akaý, Ahauý! aý-bi
\tr And / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Enough, / said he, they say. / And / @{Texuýzhoü} / the «sub.», / Oho! / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:389.14

\op egoüý, wahiý oüýtha theýtha-biamaý, weýnaxithaý-biamaý, banoüýge-kiýde thoükaý. Goüý
\tr having, / bone / they threw far away they say, / they attacked them they say, / shot at rolling hoops / those who. / And
\rf jod 1890:389.15

\op akiýthaha wiüý gaxthiý-biamaý, banoüýge-kiýde thoükaý. Goüý agthaý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr both / one / they killed him, they say, / shot at rolling hoops / those who. / And / they went homeward, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:389.16

\op ukiýt'e amaý: Noüýbaxchioüýi! oüwoüýthixe taiý ha, aý-biamaý. Waýthixe wathiüý athaý-biamaý.
\tr enemy / the «sub.»: / They are only two! / let us chase them / , / said they, they say. / Chasing them / they went with them they say.
\rf jod 1890:389.17

\op Eýgithe weýahideýxti wathiüý ahiý-bi kiýzhi, uchiýzhe ubaýazaý-biamaý. Uchiýzhe
\tr At length / at a very great distance / they carried them, they say / when, / thicket / scared them into, they say. / Thicket
\rf jod 1890:389.18

\op shuýgaxti eýgiha aýiaýtha-biamaý Texuýzhoü akaý Iýshibaýzhi ethoüýba. Goüý waýthi'aý-biamaý
\tr very dense / headlong / had gone they say / @{Texuýzhoü} / the «sub.» / @{Iýshibaýzhi} / he too. / And / they failed with them, they say
\rf jod 1890:389.19

\op ukiýt'e amaý. Goüý eýgoü-hnoü shoüshoüýxtioüý-biamaý akiýwa.
\tr enemy / the «sub.». / And / so regularly / continually they say / both.
\rf jod 1890:389.20

\ti The story of @{Waýbaskaýha}

\op Toüýwoü-ni keýdi gthiüý-biamaý Umoüýhoü amaý. Eýgithe Paýthiü nudoüý atiý-bi
\tr Village water / by the / sat they say / Omahas / the «sub.». / At length / Pawnees / to war / came, they say
\rf jod 1890:393.1

\op egoüý, shoüýge juýba waýthiü agthaý-biamaý. Ki niýashiüga etaý akaý niýashiüga thaýbthiü
\tr having, / horse / some / they took homeward, they say. / And / man / their / he who / man / three
\rf jod 1890:393.2

\op zhuýwagshaý-bi egoüý, sigtheý ke wiuýhe athaý-biamaý, shoüýge waýthiü athaiý ke sigtheý ke.
\tr with them, they say / having, / trail / the «ob.» / following them / he went, they say, / horse / having them / they went / the / trail / the.
\nt =@{zhuýwagthaý-bi}
\rf jod 1890:393.3

\op Niýashiüga wiuýhe atheý akaý, Waýbaskaýha izhaýzhe athiüý-biamaý. Athaý-bi egoüý,
\tr Man / following them / went / the «sub.», / @{Waýbaskaýha} / his name / had they say. / Went, they say / having,
\rf jod 1890:393.4

\op wachiýshka wiüý, &Republican izhaýzhe-thadaiý, ki Paýthiü amaý Kiýthathuýda izhaýzhe-thadaiý
\tr stream / one, / Republican / his name they call it, / and / Pawnees / the «sub.» / @{Kiýthathuýda} / his name they call it
\rf jod 1890:393.5

\op ke, eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Eýdi Paýthiü amaý eýdi toüýwoü gthiüý-biamaý. Eýdi waýthiü
\tr the «ob.», / there / they arrived, they say. / There / Pawnees / the «pl. sub.» / there / village / sat they say. / There / having them
\rf jod 1890:393.6

\op akiý-biamaý shoüýge-ma. Goüý meýdoü amaý. Goüý eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý, tiý upaý-biamaý.
\tr they reached home, they say / the horses «ob.». / And / during the spring / they say. / And / there / arrived, they say / having, / lodge / they entered they say.
\rf jod 1890:393.7

\op Hau. T'eýwathe goüthaý-biamaý Paýthiü amaý Umoüýhoü thoükaý. Ki Paýthiü
\tr «paragraph» / To kill them / wished they say / Pawnees / the «sub.» / Omahas / the «ob.». / And / Pawnees
\rf jod 1890:393.8

\op amaý ushteý amaý t'eýwathe goüýtha-bazhiý-biamaý. Ki niýkagahi tiý upaiý akaý iýe
\tr the «sub.» / the rest / to kill them / did not wish they say. / And / chief / lodge / they entered it / the one who / he spoke
\rf jod 1890:393.9

\op shtewoüý-bazhiý-biamaý. Goüý, T'eýwathe goüýthai kiýshte t'eýwathe taiteý, etheýgoü eýgoü,
\tr at all not they say. / And, / To kill them / they wish / even if / they kill them / shall, / he th6ught / as,
\rf jod 1890:393.10

\op iýa-bazhiý-biamaý. Eýgithe niýkagahi igaýxthoü akaý niý agiýathaý-biamaý. Athiüý agthiý-bi
\tr he spoke not they say. / At length / chief / his wife / the «sub.» / water / went for they say. / She brought it back, they say
\rf jod 1890:393.11

\op ki, Umoüýhoü thoükaý niý te wa'iý-biamaý. Goüýki taý heýbe thizaý-be egoüý, iuýgthoüwaýkithaý-biamaý,
\tr when, / Omahas / the «ob.» / water / the «ob.» / she gave them, they say. / And / dried meat / pieces / she took, they say / having, / to put in the mouth she caused them, they say,
\rf jod 1890:393.12

\op niüýta weýgoüthaý-bi egoüý, wa'uý akaý. Hau. Wathaýta-bi ki, gaý-biamaý
\tr to live / she desired for them, they say / because, / woman / the «sub.». / «paragraph» / They ate, they say / when, / said as follows they say
\rf jod 1890:393.13

\op niýkagahi akaý: Keý! shoüýgaxaý-ba aýshi moügthiüýi-ga. Niüýta weýgoütheýgoü
\tr chief / the «sub.»: / Come! / cease ye and / out / begone ye. / To live / she wished for them, as
\rf jod 1890:393.14

\op wathaýtewaýkithe, aý-biamaý. Bthuýgaxti aýshi agthaý-biamaý. Goüý weýku-hnoüý-biamaý
\tr she caused them to eat, / said he, they say. / All / out / went they say. / And / invited them regularly they say
\rf jod 1890:393.15

\op Paýthiü amaý Umoüýhoü thoükaý. Ki niýashiüga wiüý weýku-biamaý, Paýthiü
\tr Pawnees / the «sub.» / Omahas / the «ob.». / And / man / one / invited them, they say, / Pawnee
\rf jod 1890:393.16

\op waheýha-bazhiýxti-bi eýiüte, Umoüýhoü thoükaý weýku-biamaý. Ki uxpeý te zhiüýgashtewoüýzhi
\tr very stout-hearted, they say / it may be, / Omahas / the «ob.» / he invited them, they say. / And / dish / the / far from small
\rf jod 1890:394.1

\op ameýde hiübthiüýge siýoütheýxti ugiýpixti weýku-biamaý. Paýthiü akaý
\tr they were, but / beans / alone / very full / he invited them, they say. / Pawnee / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:394.2

\op zhoü-weýtiü wiüý athiüý akaýma. Shnaýsniüi ki, gaýke iýwigaýxthi taiý miükeý. Shi
\tr club / one / was keeping, they say. / Ye devour it / if, / that «ob.» / I kill you with / will / I who. / Again
\rf jod 1890:394.3

\op shniý'ai kiýshte, gaýke iýwigaýxthi taiý miükeý, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe thasniüý-biamaý;
\tr ye fail to do it / even if, / that «ob.» / I kill you with / will / I who, / said he, they say. / At length / they swallowed it, they say;
\rf jod 1890:394.4

\op iýnoüdextioüý-bi shoüý thasniüý-biamaý. Gaxthiý-bazhiý-biamaý. Shoüý ha. Shnaýsniü,
\tr they were satiated, they say / yet / they swallowed it, they say. / He did not kill they say. / Enough / . / You have swallowed it,
\rf jod 1890:394.5

\op aý-biamaý. Ki eýgasaýni ki, uýwakiaý-biamaý Paýthiü amaý Umoüýhoü thoükaý:
\tr he said, they say. / And / the next day / when, / talked to them, they say / Pawnees / the «sub.» / Omahas / the «ob.»:
\rf jod 1890:394.6

\op Kageýha, shoüýge thoükaý waýthagthe thatiýi thoüýzha, waýthagthaýshniü thagthaý-baýzhi taiteý,
\tr Friends, / horse / the «ob.» / you have come for them, your own / though, / them you have, your own / you go homeward not / shall,
\rf jod 1890:394.7

\op aý-biamaý. T'oüý ki, waýthagthe thatiý te, aý-biamaý. Ki t'oüý ki, thatiý ki, maxuýde
\tr said they, they say. / Harvest / when, / you come for them, your own / will, / said they, they say. / And / harvest / when, / you come / when, / gunpowder
\rf jod 1890:394.8

\op juýba weýthashniü thatiý taiý, aý-biamaý. Goüý, Oüýhoü, eýgimoü taý miüke, aý-biamaý
\tr some / you have for us / you come / will, / said they, they say. / And, / Yes, / I do that / will / I who, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:394.9

\op Waýbaskaýha akaý. Agthaý-biamaý. Agthaý-biamaý ki, xageý-hnoü shoüshoüýxtioüý-biamaý
\tr @{Waýbaskaýha} / the «sub.». / They went homeward, they say. / They went homeward, they say / when, / crying regularly / all the time they say
\rf jod 1890:394.10

\op Waýbaskaýha akaý. Wakoüýda thiükeý giýka xageý-hnoü-biamaý. Hau!
\tr @{Waýbaskaýha} / the «sub.». / Deity / the «ob.» / asking a favor of / he cried regularly they say. / Ho!
\rf jod 1890:394.11

\op Wakoüýda, ukiýt'e thoükaý oüýthizhuaýzhi thoüýzha, iüwiüýthakoü koüý ebtheýgoü, aý-biamaý
\tr @{Wakoüýda}, / foreigners / they who / ill-treated me / though, / you help me / I hope / I think, / said he, they say
\rf jod 1890:394.12

\op xageý-shnoüý-bi thoüýdi. Goüý Paýthiü-ma waýkitha goüthaý-biamaý Waýbaskaýha akaý.
\tr crying regularly they say / when «past». / And / the Pawnees / to take vengeance on them / wished the say / @{Waýbaskaýha} / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:394.13

\op Eýgithe hoüý ki tiýadi akiý-biamaý. Xageý agthaý-biamaý, tiýi thoüýdi akiý-bi ki.
\tr At length / night / when / at the lodges / they reached home, they say. / Crying / he went homeward, they say, / village / at the / he reached home, they say / when.
\rf jod 1890:394.14

\op Ki xageý gtheý te iýbahoüý-biamaý, niýashiüga bthuýga na'oüý-biamaý. Gaýthiü shoüýge
\tr And / crying / he went homeward / the / they knew it, they say, / people / all / heard it they say. / That one / horse
\rf jod 1890:394.15

\op wiuýgihe thiü giý eýde, xageý giý ha, aý-biamaý. Xagaý-bi teýdi, Wakoüýda thiükeý
\tr he who was following his / is coming back, / but / crying / he is coming / , / said they, they say. / He cried, they say / when, / Deity the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:394.16

\op thahoüý xagaý-biamaý. Goüýki niýashiüga iýbahoü-biamaý, nudoüý goüýtha xageý te.
\tr imploring him / he cried, they say. / And / people / knew it they say, / to war / wishing / crying / the.
\rf jod 1890:394.17

\op Uthaýzhi thoüýzha, shoüý iýbahoüý-biamaý. Goüý niýashiüga bthuýgaxti eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý,
\tr He told not / though, / yet / they knew it, they say. / And / people / all / there / arrived, they say / having,
\rf jod 1890:394.18

\op eaýtoü xageý te na'oüý goüthaý-biamaý. Goüý ugthaý-biamaý Waýbaskaýha akaý. Eýdi
\tr why / he cried / the / to hear it / they wished, they say. / And / told his they say / @{Waýbaskaýha} / the «sub.». / There
\rf jod 1890:394.19

\op piý thoüýzha, shoüýge thoükaý iüý'i-baýzhi. Oüýthina t'eýawaýtha-bathiüý, aý-biamaý. Ki
\tr I arrived / though, / horse / the «ob.» / they did not give me mine. / They came near killing us, / said he, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:394.20

\op t'oüý ki, maxuýde iüýnai ha. Maxuýde iüýthiü tiý-ga ha, aý-biamaý Paýthiü amaý,
\tr harvest / when, / gunpowder / they asked of me / . / Gunpowder / having for me / come thou / , / said, they say / Pawnee / the «sub.»,
\rf jod 1890:395.1

\op aý-biamaý. Bthuýgaxti niýashiüga amaý Waýbaskaýha tha'eýtha-bi egoüý, giýtha-bazhiý-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / All people / the «sub.» / @{Waýbaskaýha} / pitied him, they say / having, / they were sad they say.
\rf jod 1890:395.2

\op Eýgasaýni ki, niýashiüga bthuýgaxti utheýwiükithaý-biamaý. Niýkagahi amaý,
\tr The next day / when, / men / all / assembled themselves, they say. / Chief / the,
\rf jod 1890:395.3

\op waheýhazhi amaý shti, shoüý bthuýgaxti utheýwiükithaý-biamaý. Ki niniýba wiüý uzhiý-biamaý.
\tr stout-hearted / the «sub.» / too, / in fact / all / assembled themselves, they say. / And / pipe / one / they filled they say.
\rf jod 1890:395.4

\op Goüý Waýbaskaýha akaý niýashiüga bthuýgaxti waýthistubaý-biamaý, taýxpi
\tr And / @{Waýbaskaýha} / the «sub.» / men / all / spread his hands before them, crown of head
\rf jod 1890:395.5

\op ge waýbit'aý-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý: Thaý'eoüýgithaýi-ga ha. Edaýdoü iüthiüýthashniýgshoü
\tr the «pl. ob.» / he pressed on them, they say. / He said as follows, they say: / Pity ye me / . / What / you decide f6r me
\nt =@{iüthiüýthashniýgthoü}
\rf jod 1890:395.6

\op ki, eýgoüxti iügaýxai-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý niýkagahi akaý niniýba waxuýbe
\tr if, / just so / do ye for me / , / said he, they say. / And / chief / the «sub.» / pipe / sacred
\rf jod 1890:395.7

\op gaýxai ke uzhiý-biamaý. Goüý gaý-biamaý: Niniýba gaýke, Paýthiü woüýgakiýtha taiýte
\tr they made it / the «ob.» / filled they say. / And / he said as follows, they say: / Pipe / that «ob.», / Pawnees / we take vengeance on them / shall
\rf jod 1890:395.8

\op iýthanahiüýi ki, thanaýi-ga ha. Ushniýsh'agaiý ki, thanaý-bazhiýi-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr ye are willing / if, / put ye the pipe to your lips / . / Ye are unwilling / if, / do not put the pipe to your lips / , / said he, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:395.9

\op thanaý-biamaý; niýashiüga bthuýgaxti iüý-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý niýkagahi akaý: Keý!
\tr they put it to their lips, they say; / men / all / smoked it, they say. / Said as follows, they say / chief / the «sub.»: / Come!
\rf jod 1890:395.10

\op athuýha, iýthigthoüýi-ga. Atoüý ki woüýgakiýtha taiýte, iýthigthoüýi-ga. Ki wiüý gaý-biamaý:
\tr finally, / decide ye. / How long / when / we take vengeance on them / shall, / decide ye. / And / one / said as follows they say:
\rf jod 1890:395.11

\op Nuýdoühoügaý, nugeý theý-shnoü oüwoüýthate taiý. Wakoüýda thiükeý shti
\tr O war-chief, / summer / this only / we eat / will. / Deity / the «ob.» / too
\rf jod 1890:395.12

\op oüthaýhoü taiý, umoüýthiüka theý-hnoü. T'oüý ki, woüýgakiýtha taiý, aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr we pray to / will, / season / this only. / Harvest / when, / we take vengeance on them / will, / said he, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:395.13

\op niýashiüga duýba nudoüýhoügaý-biamaý; xageý-hnoü shoüshoüý-biamaý; oüýba teý shte
\tr man / four / war-chief they say; / they cried regularly / always they say; / day / the «pl.» / even
\rf jod 1890:395.14

\op hoüý geý shte xageý-hnoü shoüshoüý-biamaý. Wakoüýda, thaý'eoüýgithaý-ga. Awaýzhiüshteý
\tr night / the «pl.» / even / they cried regularly / always they say. / @{Wakoüýda}, / pity me. / I am in a bad humor
\rf jod 1890:395.15

\op te iüwiüýkoü-ga, Wakoüýda, eý-hnoü shoüshoüýxtioüý-biamaý. Goüýki nugeý ki,
\tr the / help me, / @{Wakoüýda}, / he said regularly / always they say. / And / summer / when,
\rf jod 1890:395.16

\op gaxthoüý athaý-bi ki, xageý-hnoü shoüshoüý-biamaý. Niýashiüga duýba oüýba ge wathaýta-baýzhi,
\tr migrating / they went, they say / when, / they cried regularly / always they say. / Man / four / day / the «pl.» / they ate not,
\rf jod 1890:395.17

\op niý shti thatoüý-baýzhi-hnoüý-biamaý. Hoüý ki, niý thatoüý-bi-deý wathaýte-hnoüý-biamaý.
\tr water / too / they drank not regularly they say. / Night / when, / water / they drank they say while / they ate usually they say.
\rf jod 1890:395.18

\op Eýgithe t'oüý ki, agthiý-biamaý toüýwoü thoüýdi. Hau! keý, shoüý ha. Angaýthe
\tr At length / harvest / when, / they came back, they say / village / to the. / Ho! / come, / enough / . / Let us go,
\rf jod 1890:395.19

\op taiý, aý-biamaý. Goüý athaý-biamaý gashiýbe. Hoüýegoücheýxchi nudoüý athaý-biamaý
\tr said they, they say. / And / they went, they say / out of it. / Very early in the morning / to war / they went, they say
\rf jod 1890:395.20

\op nuý amaý bthuýgaxti. Athaý-bi ki, eýgithe, Shaoüý juýba tiýi thoüýdi ahiý-biamaý;
\tr males / the «sub.» / all. / They went, they say / when, / behold, / Dakotas / some / village / at the / arrived, they say;
\rf jod 1890:396.1

\op Umoüýhoü tiýi thoü niniý athiüý ahiý-biamaý. Peýthoübaý-biamaý. Nudoüý bthuýgaxti
\tr Omaha / village / the / tobacco / they brought to, they say. / Seven they say. / To war / all
\rf jod 1890:396.2

\op oüýbatheý aýiaýthai te thatiý, aý-biamaý. Shaoüý akaý xaýtha agthaý-baýzhi, nudoüý amaýdi
\tr to-day / have gone / when / you have come, / said they, they say. / Dakotas / the «sub.» / back again / did not go home, / to those who went to war
\rf jod 1890:396.3

\op atheý 'iýtha-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý: Ushteý amaý atiý ki, uýwathaýgishnaý taiý ha, aý-biamaý,
\tr to go / they spoke of, they say. / They said as follows, they say: / The rest / they come / when, / you tell them / will / , / said they, they say,
\rf jod 1890:396.4

\op Shaoüý eý waýwakaý-bi egoüý. Goüý Shaoüý amaý peýthoüba amaý Umoüýhoü-maý
\tr Dakotas / that / meant them, they say / having. / And / Dakotas / the / seven / the / the Omahas
\rf jod 1890:396.5

\op wiuýhe athaý-biamaý nudoüý te. Athaý-bi egoüý eýgithe Paýthiü tiýi thoüýdi ahiý-biamaý
\tr following them / went they say / on the war-path / when. / They went, they say / having / at length / Pawnee / village / at the / arrived, they say
\rf jod 1890:396.6

\op Umoüýhoü amaý nudoüý te. Tiýi koüýha keýdi ahiý-biamaý oüýba koüýge ki.
\tr Omahas / the «sub.» / on the war-path / when. / Village / border / by the / they arrived, they say / day / near / when,
\rf jod 1890:396.7

\op Weýnaxiýtha goüthaý-bi egoüý, tiýi koüýha keýdi nazhiüý-biamaý. Eýgithe weýnaxithaý-biamaý
\tr To attack them / desired, they say / having, / village / border / by the / they stood, they say. / At length / they attacked them they say
\rf jod 1890:396.8

\op oüýba ki, Paýthiü-maý. Ki Paýthiü amaý Umoüýhoü-maý wadoüýba-biamaý
\tr day / when, / the Pawnees. / And / Pawnees / the / the Omahas / saw them they say
\rf jod 1890:396.9

\op weýnaxiýthai te. Paýthiü amaý, Wu! weaýnaxiýthai thoüýzha, Koüýzai te ha. Tuýtushi
\tr they attacked them / when. / Pawnees / the «sub.», / Why! / they have attacked us / though, / they are Kansas / . / Frequent explosions
\rf jod 1890:396.10

\op eýgoüi-deý goüý gtheý taý amaý, aý-biamaý. Eýgithe tiýi thoüýdi ahiý-bi egoüý, eýgithe
\tr They make them while / at length / they will go away, / said they, they say. / At length / village / by the / arrived, they say / having, / behold,
\rf jod 1890:396.11

\op Umoüýhoü-maýma. Weýbahoüý-biamaý Umoüýhoü-maý. Goüý waýkithaý-biamaý.
\tr they were Omahas moving. / They knew them, they say / the Omahas. / And / they contended with them, they say.
\rf jod 1890:396.12

\op Waýkithaý-biamaý thoüýzha, akiýtha t'eýkithe-hnoüý-biamaý: Paýthiü-maý shti t'eýwathe-hnoüý-biamaý,
\tr they fought them, they say / though, / both / they killed one another, regularly, they say: / the Pawnees / too / they killed them regularly they say,
\rf jod 1890:396.13

\op Umoüýhoü-maý shti t'eýwathe-hnoüý-biamaý. Eýgithe tiýi thoü ubiýsoüdeýxchi
\tr the Omahas / too / they killed them regularly, they say. / At length / village / the / pressing very close upon
\rf jod 1890:396.14

\op ahiý-biamaý. Eýgithe tiýi thoüýdi ahiý-bi egoüý, eýgithe moü-iýti ge. Moü-iýti ge
\tr they arrived, they say. / At length / village / by the / arrived, they say / having, / behold, / lodges of earth / the «pl.». / Lodges of earth / the «pl.»
\rf jod 1890:396.15

\op ba'uý-bi-deý useý-hnoüý-biamaý. Paýthiü tiý wiüý ba'uý-bi-deý Paýthiü amaý moüýte
\tr they pushed holes in, they say, while / they set afire regularly, they say. / Pawnee / lodge / one / they pushed holes in, they say, while / Pawnees / the «sub.» / inside
\rf jod 1890:396.16

\op unaýzhiü amaý aýshi oüýha athaý-bi-deý, shi tiý weýdazhiataý ahiý-hnoüý-biamaý. Paýthiü
\tr stood in / the «sub.» / out / fleeing / they went, they say, while, / again / lodge / elsewhere / they reached regularly, they say. / Pawnees
\rf jod 1890:396.17

\op aýhigi muýwaheýgabazhiý-biamaý. Ki tiýi dzhuýbaxchi uýgashtaý-biamaý, Paýthiü sheýnawathaý-bi
\tr many / they shot down many of them, they say. / And / lodges / very few / remained they say, / Pawnees / they were exterminated, they say
\rf jod 1890:396.18

\op egoüý. Goüý shoüýge-maý shti bthuýgaxti weýnashaý-biamaý Paýthiü-maý.
\tr because. / And / the horses / too / all / they took from them, they say / the Pawnees.
\rf jod 1890:396.19

\op goüý Shaoüý peýthoüba nudoüý wiuýhe hiý thoükaý shti zaniý t'eýwathaý-biamaý.
\tr And / Dakotas / seven / to war / following them / arrived / the ones who / too / all / they killed them, they say.
\rf jod 1890:396.20

\op Kaxeý-thoüýba itiýgoü shti t'eýtha-biamaý.
\tr Two Crows / his grandfather / too / they killed him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:396.21

\ti The first battle between the Omahas and the Ponkas after the death of Black Bird

\op Diýxe eýgoü-biamaý. Heýgazhi t'aý-biamaý. Gaýxthoü athaiý te ha teý uneý.
\tr Small-pox / they were so, they say. / Not a few / they died, they say. / Migrating / they went / , / buffalo / to hunt.
\rf jod 1890:399.1

\op Poüýka amaýdi ahiý-biamaý. Teý waýthatai te Poüýka amaý. Ki theý-ma sheýtoü
\tr Ponkas / at the / they arrived, they say. / Buffalo / ate them / Ponkas / the «sub.». / And / these / that far
\rf jod 1890:399.2

\op diýxe iüýchoü giniüý te noüpeýhii te Umoüýhoü amaý; ukiýgthi'age eýgoü moüthiüýi te.
\tr small-pox / now / recovered / when / were hungry / Omahas / the «sub.»; / indisposed / somewhat / they walked.
\rf jod 1890:399.3

\op Oüwoüýthate tai-eýgoü shoügaýthai, aý-biamaý Umoüýhoü amaý. Iý-bazhiýi-ga, aý-biamaý
\tr We eat / in order that / we go to you, / said, they say / Omahas / the «sub.». / Do not come, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:399.4

\op Poüýka amaý. Diýxe waýthaoüýhne taiý. Na! shoüý oüwoüýthataiý ki, oügaýgi taiý
\tr Ponkas / the «sub.». / Small-pox / you will leave with us. / Psha! / at any rate / we eat / when, / we will be coming back
\rf jod 1890:399.5

\op uxtheý, aý-biamaý Umoüýhoü amaý. Edi athaý-biamaý. Iý-bazhiýi-ga haý, aý-biamaý
\tr soon, / said, they say / Omahas / the «sub.». / There / they went, they say. / Do not come / ! / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:399.6

\op Poüýka amaý. Wakiýd 'iýtha-biamaý. Ki Umoüýhoü akaý dzhuýba ahiý-biamaý.
\tr Ponkas / the «sub.». / To shoot at them / they threatened, they say. / And / Omahas / the «col. sub.» / a few / arrived, they say.
\rf jod 1890:399.7

\op Diýxe shte wakeýga aýhigi weaýt'ai Umoüýhoü amaý. Poüýka-maý wakeýga-baýzhi
\tr Small-pox / too / sick / many / died to us / Omahas / the «sub.». / The Ponkas / sick not
\rf jod 1890:399.8

\op uý-t'oü oüt'eý taiý, aý-biamaý Poüýka amaý. Keý, maxuýde wapeý agthaýthiü iý taiý.
\tr wounds having / we die / will, / said, they say / Ponkas / the «sub.». / Come, / gunpowder / weapons / having there / let them come.
\rf jod 1890:399.9

\op Uthaý moügthiüýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Uý-t'oü oüt'eý gabasheý, aý-biamaý Umoüýhoü amaý.
\tr To tell it / begone ye, / said they, they say. / Having wounds / we must die, / said, they say / Omahas / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:399.10

\op Umoüýhoü amaý eýdi athaý-biamaý Poüýka tiýi thoüýdi. (Kaýshixti-eýgoü iüsh'aýge akaý
\tr Omahas / the «sub.» / there / went they say / Ponka / village / to the. / (A long time ago / old man / the
\rf jod 1890:399.11

\op uthaiý.) A-iý-bi thoüýzha waýkithaý-biamaý. Tiýi keý shte eýdi eýgoü waýsha-biamaý;
\tr told it.) / They approached, they say / though / they attacked them, they say. / Lodges / the «ob.» / even / directly / they deprived them of, they say;
\rf jod 1890:399.12

\op edaýdoü athiüýi ge gioüýtha-biamaý, bthuýgaxti. Muýwahegabazhiý-biamaý. Dzhuýbaxchi
\tr what / they had / the «pl.» / they abandoned theirs, they say, / everything. / They shot down many of them, they say, / Very few
\rf jod 1890:399.13

\op umuýshta-biamaý Poüýka amaý. Umoüýhoü-heýbe ameýde giý amaý; niniýba athiüý
\tr remained from shooting, they say / Ponkas / the «sub.». / Omahas part / he was, but / he was returning; / pipe / having
\rf jod 1890:399.14

\op kiýbaxtha agiý amaý; mazhoüý uýdoü gaýxe athiüý giý amaý. Bachiýzhe iý amaý. Itoüýshkathaý-biamaý
\tr face to face / he was coming / they say; / land / good / to make / having it / he was coming / they say. / Forcing his way in / he was coming, they say. / Had him for a nephew, they say
\rf jod 1890:400.1

\op Umoüýhoü akaý. Umoüýhoü akaý gaý-biamaý: Toüshkaýha, thagthiý te,
\tr Omaha / the «sub.». / Omaha / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: Sister's son, / you have come back / as,
\rf jod 1890:400.2

\op shoüý ha, aý-biamaý. Noübeý waýbaha theý amaý ki, Umoüýhoü akaý niniýba athiüý
\tr enough / , / said he, they say. / Hand / motioning / he went / they say / when, / Omaha / the «sub.» / pipe / having
\rf jod 1890:400.3

\op gi toüý moüýdehi iýzhahaý-bi egoüý, t'eýtha biamaý. Shi shoüý aýkikiýtha moüthiüý-biamaý.
\tr he who / spear / thrust at with, they say / having, / he killed him, they say. / Again / still / fighting one another / they walked, they say.
\rf jod 1890:400.4

\op Eýgithe Poüýka wiüý iý amaý. Keý, sheýnawathaýthe shnaiý. Shoüýgaxaýi-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr At length / Ponka / one / was coming / they say. / Come, / you are going to destroy us. / Cease ye, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:400.5

\op Shoüýshkaxe te, aiý atha+! aý-biamaý iüsh'aýge iýekiýthe akaý. Niniýba haýshi ti toüý eý
\tr You are to cease, / he says / indeed! / said, they say / old man / crier / the «sub.». / Pipe / later / he who came / that
\rf jod 1890:400.6

\op iýnoüshtoüý-biamaý. Shoüýgaxaý-biamaý. Poüýka dzhuýbaxchi ushtaý-biamaý.
\tr they stopped for, they say. / They ceased they say. / Ponkas / a very few / remained, they say.
\rf jod 1890:400.7

\pr The following is a version of the latter part of the above paper, which was dictated in 1881 by Frank La Flèche, who obtained it from @{Aüba-hebe}, the general historian of the Omahas, a man who is over eighty years of age, and older than @{Oüýpoü-toüýga}:
\op Poüýka amaýdi Umoüýhoü-heýbe wiüý moüthiüýi te. Ki Umoüýhoü amaý iýi
\tr Ponkas / by the / Omaha part / one / he walked. / And / Omahas / the «pl.» / were coming
\rf jod 1890:400.8

\op te wanaý'oü-bi ki, Iýwakitha-bazhiýi-ga. Wakiýdai-ga, aý-biamaý. Ki Umoüýhoü
\tr the / he heard them, they say / when, / Cause ye them not to be coming. / Shoot at them, / he said, they say. / And / Omahas
\rf jod 1890:400.9

\op amaý ginaý'oüi te. Ki waýkithaiý teýdi Poüýka-maý 'aýgthawaýthai te. Goüýki
\tr the «sub.» / heard it of him. / And / they fought them / when / Ponkas the «ob.» / they made them suffer. / And
\rf jod 1890:400.10

\op Poüýka amaý kiýbaxtha niniýba athiüý a-iýi te. Ki Umoüýhoü amaý gaiý te:
\tr Ponkas / the «sub.» / face to face / pipe / having / were coming. / And / Omahas / the «sub.» / said as follows:
\rf jod 1890:400.11

\op Umoüýhoü-heýbe thiükeý, izhaýzhe thadaiý te, eý wathaý'ii tediýhi ki, muýoüthiýshtoü taiýte,
\tr Omaha part / he who, / his name / they called it, / that / you give to us / it occurs / when, / we finish shooting / shall,
\rf jod 1890:400.12

\op aiý. Ki uthiý'agaiý te Poüýka amaý. Shi piýxti Umoüýhoü amaý waýkithaiý te. Ki
\tr they say. / And / refused / Ponkas / the «sub.». / Again / anew / Omahas / the «sub.» / fought them. / And
\rf jod 1890:400.13

\op wasiýsige-xtioüýi theý Umoüýhoü-heýbe Poüýka amaýdi uýthixe moüthiüý amaý. Ki
\tr active very / this / Omaha part / Ponkas / by the / a refugee / he walked / the one who. / And
\rf jod 1890:400.14

\op itoüýshka etaý-xti amaý aýgikipaiý te. Ki itoüýshka thiü noüýgipaý-biamaý. Ki
\tr his sister's son / his real / the «mv. sub.» / he met his. / And / his sister's son / the «mv. ob.» / he feared to see his, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:400.15

\op wahoüý'ai te. Aniüýta koüýbtha. Thaý'eoüýgithaý-ga, aiý te. Thiý-ezha, thaý'eoüýthathaýdoü,
\tr he prayed to him. / I live / I wish. / Pity me, your relation, / he said. / You, on the other hand, / have you pitied me ?
\rf jod 1890:400.16

\op aiý te itoüýshka akaý. Goüýki moüýdehi iýzhahaý-biamaý. Kuýsoüdeýxti ithoüýthai te.
\tr said / his sister's son / the «sub.». / And / spear / he pierced him with, they say. / Through and through / he placed him.
\rf jod 1890:400.17

\op Shi Poüýka niniý uzhiý athiü a-iý amaý Umoüýhoü-maýdi. Ki shoüýgaxai te.
\tr Again / Ponkas / tobacco / put in / having / were coming / they say / Omahas to them. / And / they ceased.
\rf jod 1890:400.18

\ti The battle between the Omahas and the Pawnee Loups

\op Umoüýhoü amaý nudoüý athaý-biamaý woüýgithe. Peýthoüba wadoüýbe athaiý te.
\tr Omahas / the «sub.» / to war / went, they say / all. / Seven / to see / went.
\rf jod 1890:402.1

\op Nudoüýhoüga akaý Shaýthewaýthe izhaýzhe athiüý te. Nuýdoühoügaý, tiý juýba peýthoüba
\tr War-chief / the «sub.» / @{Shaýthewaýthe} / his name / he had it. / O war-chief, / lodge / some / seven
\rf jod 1890:402.2

\op ediý te, eý uthaý moügthiüýi-ga, aý-biamaý Shaýthewaýthe akaý. Shi aýhigi-ma-taýtoü
\tr there / the, / that / to tell / begone ye, / said, they say / @{Shaýthewaýthe} / the «sub.». / Again / the many from
\rf jod 1890:402.3

\op atiý-biamaý. Nuýdoühoügaý, waýgazuoüýtha oügaýti ha, aý-biamaý. Wadoüýbazhiwaýkithaý-biamaý
\tr they came, they say. / O war-chief, / we correct it / we have come / , / said they, they say. / Not to see he caused them, they say,
\rf jod 1890:402.4

\op tiý keý. Keý! uthaý moügthiüýi-ga. Tiý peýthoübai. Wanaýxthiüi-ga,
\tr lodges / the «line of.». / Come! / to tell it / begone ye. / Lodge / they are seven. / Hasten ye,
\rf jod 1890:402.5

\op aý-biamaý. Atiý-biamaý aýhigi amaý (Umoüýhoü amaý). Hoü-iýmoüthiü eýdi athaý-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / Came, they say / many / the «sub.» / (Omahas / the). / Night walking at / there / they went they say.
\rf jod 1890:402.6

\op Eýdi koüýgexchi ahiý goüýtha-biamaý. Sheýtoü aýhigii te ukiýgtha-bazhiý-biamaý;
\tr There / very near / to arrive, / they wished, they say. / So far / they were many / the / they had not told those with them, they say;
\rf jod 1890:402.7

\op aýkinaxthaý-biamaý Umoüýhoü amaý. Ediýxchi ahiý-biamaý. Eýgithe, tiýhukoü
\tr hid it from their party, they say. / Omahas / the «sub.». / Just there / they arrived, they say. / Behold, / smoke-holes
\rf jod 1890:402.8

\op shaýbe keý amaý, heýgazhi. Nuýdoühoügaý, heýgazhi amaý thoüýzha, oügaýti oüthiýshtoüi ha.
\tr distant black / lay / they say, / not a few. / O war-chief, / not a few / they are / though, / we have come / we have finished / .
\rf jod 1890:402.9

\op Shoüý woüýgakiýtha taiý, aý-biamaý nudoüýhoüga aýzhi amaý wiüý akaý. Tiý koüýha
\tr At any rate / let us contend with them, / said, they say / war-chief / different / the «pl.» / one / the «sub.». / Lodge / border
\rf jod 1890:402.10

\op kediýxchi miüdeý athaý-biamaý; gtheýba-noüýba thoüthoüý noübeý ukiýgthoü miüdeý athaý-biamaý.
\tr just at the / crawling / they went, they say; / by twenties / hand / holding one another / crawling / they went they say.
\rf jod 1890:402.11

\op Xthiýazhixchioüý wagthaýde athaý-biamaý, kinoüýdoü athaý-biamaý. Nudoüýhoüga
\tr Very quietly / creeping up on them / they went they say, / pushing themselves with their feet / they went, they say. / War-chief
\rf jod 1890:402.12

\op wathiýxabe athiüý-biamaý, Gioüýha-bi izhaýzhe athiüý-biamaý. Weýtiü athiüý-biamaý,
\tr sacred bag / he had it, they say, / @{Gioüýha-bi} / his name / he had it, they say. / Striking-instrument / he had it they say,
\rf jod 1890:402.13

\op weýaxthade weýtiü gaýxe, waxuýbe gaýxe thizaý-biamaý. Tiýi thoü duboüý
\tr war-club with iron point / striking-instrument / he made it, / sacred thing / he made it / he took it, they say. / Village / the «ob.» / four times
\rf jod 1890:402.14

\op goüý-biamaý (aýgaizaý-biamaý). Makoüý waxuýbe gaýxe thishkaý-biamaý duboüý.
\tr so, they say / (he brandished it towards, they say). / Medicine / sacred thing / he made it / he untied, they say / four times.
\rf jod 1890:402.15

\op Tadeý teýta theýthe gaxaý-biamaý. Tadeý etaý gahiýth atheý gaýxai te. Makoüý teýta
\tr Wind / to the / to send it off / he made it, they say. / Wind / its / wafting it / to go / he made it. / Medicine / to the
\rf jod 1890:402.16

\op ahiý ki, wazhiüý gisiýthazhi waýxai te, wapeý gisiýthazhi waýxai Paýthiü-ma. Tiý
\tr arrived / when, / disposition / not to remember / he made them, / weapons / not to remember / he made them / the Pawnees. / Lodge
\rf jod 1890:402.17

\op koüýha a-iý-zhoü-ma moüý wiüý thidoüý theýtha-biamaý. Sheýtoü ugaýhanapaýze amaý.
\tr border / those who approached and lay / arrow / one / he sent away by pulling «the bow» they say. / So far / darkness / they say.
\rf jod 1890:403.1

\op Moüý ke wathiýshnazhi amaý. Washkoüý aýkigthazhi atiý-hnoü-biamaý, zhizhiý. Tiý koüýha
\tr Arrow / the / not visible / they say. / To do his best / commanding one another / they came, they say, / whispering. / Lodge / border
\rf jod 1890:403.2

\op ke eshoüýxchi a-iý-zhoü-biamaý, bispeý. Eýgithe oüýba akaý ugoüýba amaý. Moüý wiüý
\tr the / very near to / they approached and lay, they say, / crouching. / At length / day / the «sub.» / gave light / they say. / Arrow / one
\rf jod 1890:403.3

\op thidoüý theýtha-biamaý. Wathiýshna. Theýke waxuýbe ke duboüý aýgaiýzai te wa'iüýboü-biamaý.
\tr he sent away by pulling «the bow» they say. / It was visible. / This «ob.» / sacred thing / the «ob.» / four times / he brandished it towards / when / he gave the attacking cry they say.
\rf jod 1890:403.4

\op Duboüý te boüý-bi ki, hau! kiýda-biamaý. Waýkithaý-bi eýgoü, wapeý
\tr Four times / the / he called, they say / when, / well! / they shot at it, they say. / They contended with them, they say / having, / weapon
\rf jod 1890:403.5

\op gthiýze-ma Paýthiü-maý zhoüýt'e-maý shti, shoüýshoü waýxthi-biamaý. Wa'uý-ma shti wateý
\tr those who took theirs / the Pawnees / those sound asleep / too, / without stopping / they killed them, they say. / The women / too / clothing
\rf jod 1890:403.6

\op nukaýthiü noüshnuýde-hnoüý-biamaý; hoüeýgoüýche paýhoü wateý gthiý'a-hnoüýi te. Tiý
\tr naked / slipped off regularly as they ran they say; / morning / they arose / clothing / they failed to fasten regularly. / Lodges
\rf jod 1890:403.7

\op ke waýshe waýthiü-biamaý; aýkusoüde waýthiü-biamaý Paýthiü-maý. Iýkipehiüýhiüxti
\tr the «line of» / making them abandon / they had them, they say; / through and beyond / they had them, they say / the Pawnees «ob.». / Just like pillows on one another
\rf jod 1890:403.8

\op t'eýwathaý-biamaý, wapeý gisiýtha-baýzhi egoüý. Thiýxthe eýgih ithaý-biamaý, uýbaaze.
\tr they killed them, they say, / weapons / they did not remember / because. / Canes / headlong / they went, t8ey say, / they were scared into.
\rf jod 1890:403.9

\op aýtashoü goüý iýha-biamaý. Tiýi thoütaý shi uýgipaazaý-biamaý. Ediýhi ki, wapeý
\tr Beyond that / so / they passed, they say. / Village / to the / again / they scared them into their, they say. / They arrived there / when, / weapons
\rf jod 1890:403.10

\op gthiýzai te Paýthiü amaý. Ediýhi ki, t'eýwathe-hnoüýi Umoüýhoü-maý. Dzhuýba umuýshte
\tr took their / Pawnees / the «sub.». / At that time / when, / they killed them regularly / the Omahas «ob.». / A few / remained from shooting
\rf jod 1890:403.11

\op ahiýi te, wazhiüý-piýbazhi Paýthiü-maý. Aýhigi t'eýkithai. Shaýthewaýthe eýgithe t'eýtha-biamaý,
\tr they arrived / when, / in a bad humor / the Pawnees. / Many / they killed one another. / @{Shaýthewaýthe} / at length / killed him they say,
\rf jod 1890:403.12

\op Paýthiü amaý. Shaýthewaýthe t'eýthai, aiý, atha+. Shoüýshkaxe taiý, aiý, atha+,
\tr Pawnees / the «sub.». / @{Shaýthewaýthe} / is killed, / he says, / indeed. / Enough you do / will, / he says, / indeed,
\rf jod 1890:403.13

\op aý-biamaý. Shoüýgaxaý-biamaý. Shoüý shoüýge, tiýha, wathaýte gthuýbaxti, wenaýshe
\tr said he, they say. / They ceased, they say. / Yet / horse, / tent-skin, / food / all, / snatching from them
\rf jod 1890:403.14

\op 'iü agiý-biamaý.
\tr carrying / they were coming home, they say.
\rf jod 1890:403.15

\ti The second fight with the Ponkas

\op Aýkikizhiý-biamaý. Umoüýhoü amaý shti gaxthoüý athaý-biamaý, Poüýka amaý shti
\tr Two tribes came together, they say. / Omahas / the «sub.» / too / moving in a body / went, they say, / Ponkas / the «sub.» / too
\rf jod 1890:405.1

\op gaxthoüý athaý-biamaý, Niý-ubthaýtha keýta. Teýga kitoüýba-bi egoüý, wachiýgaxaý-biamaý.
\tr moving in a body / went, they say, / @{Niý-ubthaýtha} / at the. / New / they saw one another, they say / because, / they danced they say.
\rf jod 1890:405.2

\op Poüýka wiüý wanaýsh utiüý-biamaý. Poüýka wiüý wanaýsha-biamaý. Uýtiü
\tr Ponka / one / as a policeman / hit him, they say. / Ponka / one / was a policeman, they say. / Hit
\rf jod 1890:405.3

\op amaý aýkikithaý-biamaý. Poüýka amaý eýwoü goüý, Umoüýhoü amaý weýnaxithaý-biamaý.
\tr they who / contended together they say. / The Ponkas / being the cause / as, / Omahas / the «sub.» / attacked them they say.
\rf jod 1890:405.4

\op Tiý ke, shoüýge shti, edaýdoü athiüýi, shoüý bthuýgaxti waýsha-biamaý. Shi wathiýstube
\tr Lodge / the «col.», / ponies / too, / what / they had, / in fact / all / they made them abandon, they say. / Again / to spread the hands before them
\rf jod 1890:405.5

\op agiý-biamaý kiýbaxtha. Ki Washuýshe ithaýdi akaý Poüýka amaýta ahiý-be egoüý, naýgthe
\tr they were coming, they say / face to face. / And / @{Washuýshe} / his father / the «sub.» / Ponka / at the / arrived, they say / having, / a captive
\rf jod 1890:405.6

\op thizaiý te. Shi wathiýstube athiüý a-iý-biamaý Umoüýhoü thoükaýta. Goüý mazhoüý
\tr he was taken. / Again / to spread the hands before them / having him / they were coming, they say / Omahas / to the. / And / land
\rf jod 1890:405.7

\op uýdoü gaxaý-biamaý.
\tr good / they made it, they say.
\rf jod 1890:405.8

\ti Battle between the Omahas and the Dakotas

\op Oüzhiüýga teýdi teý wanaýse uýzhawaxti gthiüýi te Umoüýhoü amaý. Eýgithe
\tr Me small / when / buffalo / surrounding them / very pleasantly / sat / Omahas / the «sub.». / At length
\rf jod 1890:406.1

\op nudoüý athaý-bi, ai awaýna'oüý, Shaoüý toüýwoügthoü peýthoübaha, heýgabazhi. Paýthiü
\tr to war / went, / they said / I heard them, / Dakotas / tribe / in seven places, / not a few. / Pawnees
\rf jod 1890:406.2

\op waýkitha ahiýi te, ukiýt'e iýbthoüxti agiýi te, u'eýtha agiýi te bateýte amaý. Ki juýba
\tr to contend with them / they arrived, / foe / very full of / they were coming back / gentes / the «sub.». / And / some
\rf jod 1890:406.3

\op uheý eýawathaiý agthiý amaý wathaýte goüýthai, wathaýte 'iýtha-biamaý. Umoüýhoü gaxeý
\tr they passed directly toward us, when on their way / they who returned to us / food / they desired, / food / they spoke of, they say. / Omahas / turning aside
\rf jod 1890:406.4

\op hiýi te thaýbthiüxti-eýgoü. T'eýwatha-baýzhi goüýthai te, wanaýsh uýtiü te. Wapeý weýkida-baýzhi;
\tr arrived / about three. / Not to kill them / they desired, / they hit them as soldiers. / Weapons / they did not shoot at them with;
\rf jod 1890:406.5

\op theýthutoü-ma eýwaki'oüýi te, Umoüýhoü wakiýda-biamaý. Waýkithai te Umoüýhoü
\tr those from this place / they brought it on themselves, / Omahas / shot at them, they say. / Contended with them / Omahas
\rf jod 1890:406.6

\op amaý; t'eýkithai te. Shaoüý waýbaaze athaiý, dzhuýba-ma goüý. Ushteý keýta ukiýgtha
\tr the «sub.»; / they killed one another. / Dakotas / were scared / they went, / those who were few / as. / The rest / to the / to tell one another
\rf jod 1890:406.7

\op agthaý-biamaý. Atiý-biamaý gthuýbaxti. Theý Gahiýge-zhiüýga Shaoüý iýe thapiý. Oüwoüýthate
\tr they went back, they say. / They came, they say / all. / This / @{Gahiýge-zhiüýga} / Dakota / speech / talked well. / We eat
\rf jod 1890:406.8

\op tai-eýgoü oügaýgii, eý iýtha-biamaý Shaoüý amaý. Ukiýt'e te weaýbthoü oügaýgthii,
\tr in order to / we were coming back, / to say / sent hither, they say / Dakotas / the «sub.». / Foreigners / the / we are satiated with / we have come back,
\rf jod 1890:406.9

\op eý iýtha-biamaý. Shoüý thigoüýtha-baýzhi eýgoüi thoüýzha, wawaýthakiýhna shkoüýhnai,
\tr to say / they sent hither, they say. / In fact / not desiring you / it was so / though, / you contend with us / you wish,
\rf jod 1890:406.10

\op aý-biamaý. Gahiýge-zhiüýga akaý gaý-biamaý: Moüshiýatahaý moügthiüýi-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr said they, they say. / @{Gahiýge-zhiüýga} / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Further off / begone ye, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:406.11

\op Aýkiaýgthai ha, niýkashiüga aýhigi. Shaoüý amaý, Umoüýhoü dzhuýba eýgoü, oüýhe waýthiü
\tr They had gone back again / , / men / many. / Dakotas / the «sub.», / Omahas / few / as, / fleeing / they had them
\rf jod 1890:406.12

\op agthaiý weýahide, waýshtoükai eýgoü. Tiý te weýahide gioüýthai Umoüýhoü amaý.
\tr they went back / far away, / tempting them / like. / Lodge / the / far away / left theirs / Omahas / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:406.13

\op Eýgithe aýhigi atiý-biamaý, Shaoüý amaý toüýwoügthoü shaýpe amaý eýdi ahiý-biamaý.
\tr At length / many / came, they say, / Dakotas / the / tribe / six / the «pl.» / there / arrived, they say.
\rf jod 1890:406.14

\op Weýnaxithaý-biamaý Umoüýhoü-maý. Tiýi thoütaý oüýha-bi thoüýzha weýkithibthoüý-biamaý,
\tr They attacked them, they say / the Omahas «ob.». / Village / to the / they fled, they say / though / they were mixed with one another, they say,
\rf jod 1890:406.15

\op aýhigi aýtashoü. Goüý heýgazhi t'eýwathaý-biamaý Umoüýhoü-maý. Shoügaýxe-ba shkoüýazhi
\tr many / more than. / And / not a few / they killed them, they say / the Omahas «ob.». / They ceased and / motionless
\rf jod 1890:406.16

\op nazhiüý-biamaý. Tiýi thoü gitaýpe waýthiü a-iýi teýdi Umoüýhoü shoüýge-aýgthiü-baýzhi-maý
\tr they stood, they say. / Village / the / «when» near their / having them / they were coming / when / Omahas / horse sat on not those who
\rf jod 1890:407.1

\op aýhigi sheýnawathaiý te uýthishoü noüýge. Shoüý Umoüýhoü-maý shoüýge aýkigthaýha
\tr many / they destroyed them / around them / running. / And / the Omahas / horse / one on it with another
\rf jod 1890:407.2

\op aýgthiü-hnoüý-biamaý. Gaskiý t'eý thiü gthiýze-hnoüý-biamaý eýthe etaiý; noübaý
\tr sat on regularly they say. / Nearly dead from shortness of breath / the «mv. ob.» / they took theirs regularly they say / relations / his; / two
\rf jod 1890:407.3

\op shoüýge aýgthiü ki, shi wiüý siüýde uthoüý-hnoüý-biamaý, waýbaaze oüýhai te. Shoüý
\tr horse / they sat on / when, / again / one / tail / he held regularly they say, / they were scared off / they fled / when. / And
\rf jod 1890:407.4

\op ukiýkizhi-ma wiüý t'eýthai kiýzhi, Uthoüýi ha, theýta toü, na'oüý-bi egoüý, noüshtoüýi te;
\tr those nearly related / one / he was killed / if, / He is held / , / this one behind / the «std. ob.», / heard it, they say / having, / he stopped running;
\rf jod 1890:407.5

\op eýdi athaý-biamaý, woüýdoü t'eýwathe-hnoüýi te. Iüsh'aýge wiüý, Thizhiüýge t'eýthai ha,
\tr there / he went, they say, / (the two / together / they were always killed. / Old man / one, / Your son / is killed / ,
\rf jod 1890:407.6

\op eý uthaiý ki, Hau! anoüýshtoü taý miüke, aý-biamaý. Eýdi athaý-biamaý. Aýkishuga
\tr that / they told / when, / Ho! / I stop running / will / I who, / said he, they say. / There / he went, they say. / Standing thick
\rf jod 1890:407.7

\op bazoüý eýgih aýiaýtha-biamaý. Edaýbe t'eýthai te. Eýgithe noüshtoüý-biamaý. Shoüýoügaýxe
\tr pushing in among / right in / he had gone, they say. / Also / he was killed. / At length / they stopped pursuing, they say. / Let us cease,
\rf jod 1890:407.8

\op taiý, aý-biamaý. Umoüýhoü-maý muýwahega-baýzhi. Ukiýe 'iýtha-biamaý,
\tr said they, they say. / The Omahas / were shot down in great numbers. / To talk to him / they spoke of, they say,
\rf jod 1890:407.9

\op Gahiýge-zhiüýga. Oüguýthikie toüýgatoü. Duýdiha iý-ga, aý-biamaý Shaoüý amaý.
\tr @{Gahiýge-zhiüýga} «ob.». / We talk to you / we will. / This way / come, / said, they say / Dakotas / the.
\rf jod 1890:407.10

\op Gahiýge-zhiüýga akaý zhuý-hnoü etaýha athaiý te, Shaoüý wiüý shoüýge aýgthiü ukiýe eýdi
\tr @{Gahiýge-zhiüýga} / the «sub.» / body alone / thither / he went / when, / Dakota / one / horse / sitting on / to talk to him / there
\rf jod 1890:407.11

\op ahiýi te. Ukiýkiai te. Shaoüý aýzhi wiüý naýzata gthiüý, aýgata gthiüý. Waýgata
\tr arrived. / They talked together. / Dakota / another / one / at the rear / sat, / aiming at him / he sat. / The one aiming
\rf jod 1890:407.12

\op gthiüý thiükeý doüýbai eýgoü, Umoüýhoü-maý wiüý weýthe theýthai te: Sheý aýtata-ma
\tr he who was sitting «ob.» / he saw / as, / the Omahas / one / detecting the foe / he sent it away «the warning»: / That in sight / those who are beyond
\rf jod 1890:407.13

\op wiüý aýthigaýta gthiüý. Noüshtoüý-ga, aý-biamaý. Shaoüý akaý kiýde iýthai te t'eýtha-biamaý.
\tr one / aiming at you / he sits. / Stop standing «there», / said he, they say. / Dakota / the «sub.» / shooting at him / he sent it this way / when / he killed him they say.
\rf jod 1890:407.14

\op Gahiýge-zhiüýga aýna'oüzhi a-hoü, aý-biamaý Umoüýhoü akaý, Thiaýshtoükaiý,
\tr @{Gahiýge-zhiüýga} / he did not listen to «one» / ! / said, they say / Omaha / the «sub.», / You are tempted,
\rf jod 1890:407.15

\op eheý, aiý te. Shoüýgaxai te. Eý iýnoüshtoüý shoüýgaxai te. Umoüýhoü-maý gtheýbathaýbthiü
\tr I say, / he said. / They ceased. / That / they stopped pursuing by means of / they ceased. / The Omahas / thirty
\rf jod 1890:407.16

\op aýta t'eýwathaiý te woüýgithe. Hoüý agiýi te shoüýgaxai te. Ushteý amaý
\tr beyond / they killed them / all. / Night / it was coming / when / they ceased. / The rest
\rf jod 1890:407.17

\op tiýi thoü gitaýpe agiýi te.
\tr village / the / «when» near to their / they were coming home.
\rf jod 1890:407.18

\ti How the Dakotas fought the Pawnees and avenged the death of @{Mawaýdoüthiü}'s brother

\op Waýxe-heýbe akaý Poüýka wa'uý wagthoüýi. Poüýka amaý uýdoüxti athiüýi.
\tr White man part / the «sub.» / Ponka / woman / married. / Ponkas / the «pl.» / very good / had him.
\rf jod 1890:409.1

\op Shiüýgazhiüýga wiüý t'oüý-biamaý, nuýzhiüga amaý. T'eý amaý eý shiüýgazhiüýga pahoüýga
\tr Infant / one / he had they say, / boy / they say. / Died / they say / that / child / before
\rf jod 1890:409.2

\op t'oüýi te. Nudoüý atheý 'iýthai te Paýthiüaýta. Athaiý te. Tiý koüýhaxchi eshoüý gthiüýi
\tr he had it. / To war / to go / he spoke of / to the Pawnees. / He went. / Lodge / very edge of / near to / he sat
\rf jod 1890:409.3

\op te Paýthiü iüsh'aýge 'iýthe akiý-biamaý. Niýkashiüga aýwate iýgthiü thiükeý, aý-biamaý.
\tr when / Pawnee / old man / to speak of him / reached home, they say. / Person / what thing / is sitting / by it, / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:409.4

\op Gaýthu atiý gthiüý thiükeý, niýkashiüga wiüý, aý-biamaý. Eýdi ahiý-bi ki, eýgithe edediý
\tr In that place / he has come / he is sitting, / person / one, / said he, they say / when, / behold, / he was sitting there
\rf jod 1890:409.5

\op akaýma. Nazhiýha maýsai eýgoü, iüdeý thoü moüthiüýka aýthahaxti gaýxa-biamaý. Eýdi
\tr they say. / Hair / cut off / as, / face / the «ob.» / earth / sticking tightly on / he made it, they say. / There
\rf jod 1890:410.1

\op ahiý-bi egoüý, uthoüý-biamaý. Athiüý akiý-biamaý. Iýwoüxaý-biamaý. Eaýtoü moühniüý
\tr arrived, they say / having, / they held him, they say. / They took him home, they say. / They questioned him they say. / Why / you walk
\rf jod 1890:410.2

\op a, aý-biamaý. Nudoüý moübthiüý, aý-biamaý. Edaýdoü ukiýt'e hniüý a, aý-biamaý.
\tr ? / said they, they say. / On the war-path / I walk, / said he, they say. / What / nation / you are / ? / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:410.3

\op Shaoüý bthiüý, aý-biamaý. Poüýka shti heýbe bthiüý, aý-biamaý. Theý heýbai ukiýgtha-bazhiý-biamaý;
\tr Dakota / I am, / said he, they say. / Ponka / too / part / I am, / said he, they say. / This / he was a part / he told not of himself they say;
\rf jod 1890:410.4

\op Umoüýhoü heýbai ukiýgtha-bazhiý-biamaý; waýxe heýbai shti ukiýgtha-bazhiý-biamaý.
\tr Omaha / he was a part / he told not of himself, they say; / white man / he was a part / too / he told not of himself they say.
\rf jod 1890:410.5

\op Eý gaýte ukiýgthai ki, eý Umoüýhoü heýbai shi waýxe heýbai ukiýgthai
\tr That afore-said thing / he told of himself / if, / that / Omaha / he was a part / again / white man / he was a part / he told of himself
\rf jod 1890:410.6

\op ki, niýthe taý-bi etheýgoü ki, ukiýgtha-baýzhii te. T'eýthai te ha; aýnoüzhiüýgthe giaýxa-biamaý.
\tr if, / they would let him live / he thought / when, / he did not tell it about himself. / They killed him / ; / an upright frame / they made for him they say.
\rf jod 1890:410.7

\op Wa'ai ukeýtoü goüýthai eýgoü weý'e iýsnathe usaý-biamaý niýkashiüga toü.
\tr Farming / to gain / they wished / as / hoe / to grease with / they burnt him, they say / man / the «std.».
\rf jod 1890:410.8

\op Wat'eýthe uýzhu akaý Paýthiü akaý Iüdeý-snede izhaýzhe athiüý-biamaý. Shaoüý ukiýgsha te
\tr Murderer / principal / the «sub.» / Pawnee / the «sub.» / Face long / his name / he had they say. / A Dakota / he confessed himself
\nt =@{ukiýgtha}
\rf jod 1890:410.9

\op Shaoüý na'oüý-bi t'eýthai te, giýtha-bazhiý-biamaý. Toüýwoügthoü utheýwiükithaý-biamaý.
\tr Dakotas / they heard it, they say / he was killed / when, / they were sad, they say. / Tribe / they assembled themselves, they say.
\rf jod 1890:410.10

\op Ugiýn 'iýtha-biamaý. Toüýwoügthoü peýthoübahaý-biamaý. Utheýwiükithaý-biamaý.
\tr To seek theirs / they spoke of, they say. / Tribe / in seven places, they say. / They assembled themselves, they say.
\rf jod 1890:410.11

\op Aýgaxthoüxti eýdi a-iý-biamaý. Koüýge atiýi te ha. Wa'uý shiüýgazhiüýga edaýbe
\tr Just as when moving on the hunt / there / they approached, they say. / Near / they came / . / Woman / children / also
\rf jod 1890:410.12

\op waoüýtha a-iýi te ha. Goüý-ke-xchi ahiýi te. Shi wanaýshe aýkikihiýde moüthiüýi te,
\tr leaving them / they approached / . / Going for a long time in a line / they arrived. / Again / soldiers / paying attention to those with them / they walked,
\rf jod 1890:410.13

\op eýgaxe wathiýhi iýkikuhaiý eýgoü. Eýdi hoüý-imoüýthiü athaiý te, niýkashiüga juýba
\tr round about / to scare them off / they feared for themselves / as. / There / walking by night / they went / when, / person / some
\rf jod 1890:410.14

\op kimoüýgthoüi te hoüý te. Paýthiü koüýgexchi ahiýi te, theý juýba akaý oüýba eýthoübexchi
\tr absconded / night / when. / Pawnee / very near / they arrived / when, / this / some / the «sub.» / day / just in sight
\rf jod 1890:410.15

\op shoüýge waýthizaiý te. Shoüýge waýthin agthaiý, aý-biamaý Paýthiü amaý. Waýthiü
\tr horse / they took them. / Horse / having them / they have gone, / said, they say / Pawnees / the «sub.». / Having them
\rf jod 1890:410.16

\op athaý-biamaý. Naýthuhaýxchi uýxthe amaýma. Waýthiü atiý-biamaý. Ki Shaoüý amaý
\tr they went, they say. / Very nearly / they overtook them, they say. / Having them / they came, they say. / And / Dakotas / the «pl.»
\rf jod 1890:410.17

\op gaý-biamaý: Wuhuý! juýba iýkinaýxthe aýiaýthai eýiüte, thawaýthiü atiý. Thaýthuhaýxchi
\tr said as follows, they say: / Woo-hoo! / some / hiding themselves / they may have gone, / there they come chased by the foe. / Very nearly
\rf jod 1890:410.18

\op uýthoü amaý. Hau! keý, theýthai-ga, aý-biamaý Shaoüý amaý. Toüýde ke noühoüýhoü-biamaý;
\tr they held them / they say. / Ho! / come, / send ye, / said, they say / Dakotas / the «sub.». / Ground / the «ob.» / they made tremble under their feet they say;
\rf jod 1890:410.19

\op noütiýdai te, heýgazhi amaý: Gu+! Theý Paýthiü amaý kigthiýsoüthaý-biamaý;
\tr they made a drumming sound as they ran, / they were many, they say: / Goo! / This / Pawnees / the «sub.» / turned themselves around, they say;
\rf jod 1890:411.1

\op oüýhe agthaý-biamaý. Uýthahaxti eýdi athaiý te, shoüýge oüýsagi aýgthiü-bi egoüý.
\tr fleeing / they went homeward, they say. / Sticking very close to them / there / they went, / horse / swift / they sat on, they say / because.
\rf jod 1890:411.2

\op Gaýama ushteý amaý oüýhe agthaý-biamaý Paýthiü amaý. Wiüaýxchi iýgadize-hnoü
\tr Those / the rest / the «sub.» / fleeing / went homeward, they say / Pawnees / the «sub.». / One / riding round and round
\rf jod 1890:411.3

\op gthiüý-biamaý, shoüýge uthuýnazhiüý-bi egoüý. Theýama oüwoüýxthe doüýshteoüý taý amaý
\tr sat they say, / horse / he depended on, they say / because. / These / they overtake me / «dubitative sign» / they will
\rf jod 1890:411.4

\op eýiüte, etheýgoü gthiüý-biamaý. Koüýgexchi ahiý-biamaý. Gtheý amaý. Moüshoüýde
\tr it may be, / thinking / he sat they say. / Very near / they arrived, they say. / He went homeward / they say. / Den «hole»
\rf jod 1890:411.5

\op unaýzhiü giý'iü-biamaý; ediýxti kinoüýsa amaý shoüýge toü. Shaoüý amaý aýnoüge
\tr standing in / he carried him, they say; / just there / stumbled they say / horse / the «std.». / Dakotas / the «sub.» / running over him
\rf jod 1890:411.6

\op noüt'aý-biamaý niýkashiüga ke. Shoüýshoü tiýi thoü waýthiü-biamaý ushteý amaý. Shoüýshoü
\tr trampled him to death, they say / person / the «reclining». / Without stopping / village / the / they had them, they say / the rest / the «sub.». / Without stopping
\rf jod 1890:411.7

\op tiýi thoü ieýginaxiýtha waýthiü a-iý-biamaý. Tiýi thoü uýgipaýazaý-biamaý.
\tr village / the / rushing on theirs / having them / they approached, they say. / Village / the / they scared them into theirs, they say.
\rf jod 1890:411.8

\op Paýthiü amaý aýkishugaý-biamaý. Aýkikithaý-biamaý. Paýthiü wiüý uýdoü aýtashoü;
\tr Pawnees / the «sub.» / were very close together they say. / They contended together they say. / Pawnee / one / good / exceedingly;
\rf jod 1890:411.9

\op shoüýge shti uýdoü aýgthiü-biamaý; waýthaha shti uýdoü. Tiýata kigtheý-shtoü; waýthaha
\tr horse / too / good / he sat on, they say; / clothing / too / good. / To the lodge / he continued going back; / clothing
\rf jod 1890:411.10

\op aýzhi ugiýnazhiüý-bi-deý, shi shoüýge aýzhi aýginazhiüý-bi-deý, iýgadize-hnoüý-biamaý.
\tr different / he stood in his, they say while, / again / horse / different / he stood on, they say while, / he rode round and round they say.
\rf jod 1890:411.11

\op Eýgithe t'eýtha-biamaý, shoüýge toüý shti thizaý-bi egoüý. Paýda-baýzhi niýkashiüga uýdoü
\tr At length / they killed him, they say, / horse / the «std.» / too / they took, they say / because. / They did not cut him up / man / good
\rf jod 1890:411.12

\op thiükeý. Aýbanoü-hnoüý-biamaý, thaxuýbe-hnoüý-biamaý, Shaoüý amaý. Itiýgoü akaý
\tr he who. / They were gazing at him they say, / they were expressing wonder they say, / Dakotas / the «sub.». / His wife's father / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:411.13

\op Shaýtha-theýgathiýke. Shoüýgaxaý-biamaý Shaoüý amaý. Oüýzithagitheý te, aiý aýtha, aý-biamaý
\tr Recaru-rekarika. / They ceased, they say / Dakotas / the «sub.». / You are to rest, / he says / indeed, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:411.14

\op Shaoüý amaý. Goüý waý'uý-ma shti atiý-biamaý. Shoüý niniý iüý gthiüý-biamaý Shaoüý
\tr Dakotas / the «sub.». / And / the woman / too / came, they say. / Yet / tobacco / using / sat, they say / Dakotas
\rf jod 1890:411.15

\op amaý. Paýthiü amaý gaý-biamaý. Iýi-ga, aý-biamaý. Ukiýt'e thatiýi ha. Iýi-ga ha,
\tr the «sub.». / Pawnees / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Come ye, / said they, they say. / Foes / you have come / . / Come ye / ,
\rf jod 1890:411.16

\op aý-biamaý. Aýbagtha taiý, etheýgoü eýgoü, iýe gaýte gaýxai Paýthiü amaý. Niniý iüý
\tr said they, they say. / They will draw back, / they thought / as, / words / that / made / Pawnees / the «sub.». / Tobacco / using
\rf jod 1890:411.17

\op gthiüý-ma aýbagtha taiý, etheýgoü eýgoü, weýboü-biamaý. Shoüýge-ma gthuýba shoüýgeunaýzhiü
\tr those who sat / they will draw back, / they thought / as, / they called to them, they say. / The horses / all / horse standing in
\rf jod 1890:411.18

\op te ugiýpixti uýzhi-biamaý Paýthiü amaý, moüthiüý-ti aýba'e-xtioüýi te. Theýama
\tr the «col.» / very full / put them in, they say / Pawnees / the «sub.», / earth-lodge / they were very thick upon. / These
\rf jod 1890:411.19

\op shoüýgaxa-bi eýskoü etheýgoüi te, niniý iüý gthiüý-ma. Eýgithe Shaoüý amaý, Keý!
\tr they ceased / it might be / they thought / as, / tobacco / using / those who sat. / At length / Dakotas / the «sub.», / Come!
\rf jod 1890:411.20

\op shoüýge-ma ithoüýoüwoüýthe taiý. Zhuý-hnoü woüýgakiýtha taiý, aý-biamaý. Waýkitha-biamaý.
\tr the horses / let us place them. / Body only / let us contend against them, / said they, they say. / They fought them they say.
\rf jod 1890:412.1

\op Tiý ke uýgipaýazaý-biamaý. Muýwahega-bazhiý-biamaý. Tiý te shti ugiýpi
\tr Lodge / the «line of» / they scared them back into theirs they say. / They shot down a great many they say. / Lodge / the / too / full
\rf jod 1890:412.2

\op eýgoü, eýgihe uýse-hnoüý-biamaý, moütaýta naýt'e-oüý-biamaý. Shoüýge-ma shti gthuýba
\tr as, / right into it / they burnt regularly they say, / inside / they burnt to death they say. / The horses / too / all
\rf jod 1890:412.3

\op weýnashaý-biamaý, weýha-thoüýthoü. Eýgithe waýbashibaý-biamaý. Tiýi ke waýsha-biamaý.
\tr they took from them they say, / each one choosing some. / At length / they abandoned their things to them they say. / Lodges / the «line of» / they forced them to leave they say.
\rf jod 1890:412.4

\op Niý keýta uýbaazaý-biamaý. Theý Shaýtha-theýgathiýke u thiügeýxti, shoüý
\tr Water / to the / they scared them into they say. / This / Recaru-rekarika / wound / without any, / yet
\rf jod 1890:412.5

\op gaskiý t'eý amaý. Niý ke uý-ma t'aiý te, Shaoüý wiüý shoüýxti goüý uýtiü-hnoü-biamaý,
\tr he died from exhaustion / they say. / Water / the / those who were wounded / they died / when, / Dakota / one / without any reason / he hit them regularly they say,
\rf jod 1890:412.6

\op waheýhazhiýxti goüýthai te. Sheýnoü eýgoü uýthoü-aýdoü giý-ga, aý-biamaý.
\tr very stout-hearted / he wished / as. / Enough times / about / take hold of them and / come back, / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:412.7

\op Paýthiü numiüýga moüthiýdoü wakoüýdagiý-biamaý, niuýthuoüýda eýdi nazhiüý-biamaý.
\tr Pawnee / boy / to pull the bow / were very forward at, they say, / island / there / they stood, they say.
\rf jod 1890:412.8

\op Thutiýxtioüý, moüý ukoüýskaxti uý-biamaý; t'eýtha-biamaý niý keýdi. Wuhuý! aýna'oüýzhi
\tr Coming directly to him, / arrow / just in a line with him / wounded him, they say; / it killed him, they say / water / in the. / Strange! / he did not listen to «one»
\rf jod 1890:412.9

\op aýhoü, aý-biamaý. 'Aýgthawaýthe, shoüý gthuýba weýnashaý-biamaý, haý ke, shoüýge-ma
\tr ! / said they, they say. / They made them suffer, / yet / all / they took from them they say, / hide / the, / the horses
\rf jod 1890:412.10

\op shti, gthuýba. Guaýthishoüýta Paýthiü aýhigi watoüýbe eýde, ediýtoüdoüý Paýthiü amaý
\tr too, / all. / On the other side of that / Pawnees / many / I saw them / but / since then / Pawnees / the «pl.»
\rf jod 1890:412.11

\op Chawiý dzhuýbaxchi umuýshta-biamaý.
\tr @{Chawiý} / a very few / remain after the shooting they say.
\rf jod 1890:412.12

\ti How Joseph La Flèche lost his goods

\op Maýthe ki t'oügaýxthoü a-iýi te. Umoüýhoü amaý Bachiý toüýwoü teýdi gthiüýi.
\tr Winter / when / the fall hunt / they came. / Omahas / the «sub.» / Sarpy / town / at the / sat.
\rf jod 1890:415.1

\op Wiý teý uaýne btheý, gaýta. Ithaýpahoü-maýzhi weýnaxiýthai te, shoüý uthaiý te uaýna'oüý.
\tr I / buffalo / I hunted / I went, / to that / place. / I knew it I not / that they were attacked, / yet / they told it / the «ob.» / I heard of it.
\rf jod 1890:415.2

\op Thikiýma aýthutoüxtioüý, Nishuýde bashoüý edi, atiý-biamaý gaxthoüý. Goüýki Dzhoý akaý
\tr @{Thikiýma} / in that very direction, / Missouri River / bend / at, / they came, they say / hunting party. / And / Joe / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:415.3

\op eýdi a-iýi te ha. Bachiý amaý uýthiüwiü tiý athiüýkithaiý Dzhoý. Umoüýhoü-maý gazoüýadi
\tr there / he came / . / Sarpy / the «sub.» / trading / house / caused to have it / Joe. / Omahas the / among
\rf jod 1890:415.4

\op taýxti-ha thiüwiüý moüthiüýkithaiý te Bachiý akaý. Eýgithe Thikiýma duaýthishoü ugaýxthi
\tr deer-skin / to buy / caused him to walk / Sarpy / the «sub.». / At length / @{Thikiýma} / this side of / point of timber
\rf jod 1890:415.5

\op keýta eýdi tiýi te ha Umoüýhoü amaý. Eýgithe nuý amaý 'aýbae athaiý te ha. Juýba
\tr at the / there / camped / , / Omahas / the «sub.». / At length / man / the «sub.» / hunting / went / . / Some
\rf jod 1890:415.6

\op shti nudoüý athaiý te; wa'uý, iüsh'aýge, shiüýgazhiüýga edaýbe, waoüýtha athaiý te ha. Dzhoý
\tr too / to war / they went; / woman, / old man, / child / also, / leaving them / they went / . / Joe
\rf jod 1890:415.7

\op akaý, Gthedoüý-naýzhiü, Toüýwoü-gaýxe, sheýna ushtaiý te. Eýgithe Umoüýhoü nudoüý
\tr the, / Hawk-standing, / Village-maker, / those only / remained. / At length / Omahas / to war
\rf jod 1890:415.8

\op atheý amaý Shaoüý sigtheý te weýthai te ha. Wa'uý, shiüýgazhiüýga edaýbe, wagiýtape
\tr those who went / Dakotas / trail / the / they found them / . / Woman, / child / also, / near to them «their own»
\rf jod 1890:415.9

\op gthaiý ki, kiý-baýzhi; sheýnawathaiý te Shaoüý amaý. Shi 'aýbae-maý tanuýka 'iüý gthaiý
\tr they went back / when, / they did not reach again; / exterminated them / Dakotas / the «sub.». / Again / those who hunted / fresh meat / carrying / they went back
\rf jod 1890:415.10

\op te, shi sheýnawathe-maý kiýi te ha. Dzhoý wat'oüý ke bthuýgaxti Shaoüý amaý ginashaiý
\tr when, / again / those who were exterminated / they reached home / . / Joe / goods / the «ob.» / all / Dakotas / the «sub.» / took from him
\rf jod 1890:416.1

\op te ha. Shoüýge-maý shti bfthuýga giýnashaiý te ha. Goüý shoüýge-maý shti bthuýga
\tr . / The horses / too / all / they took from him / . / And / the horses / too / all
\rf jod 1890:416.2

\op weýnaxaiý te tiýi thoü bthuýga. Gthedoüý-naýzhiü ithaýdi enaýxchi niüýta zhuýgigthe.
\tr they took from them / village / the / all. / Hawk-standing / his father / he only / alive / he with his.
\rf jod 1890:416.3

\op Wa'uý-ma, iüsh'aýge edaýbe, wiüdeýnaxti t'eýwathaiý te, gtheýba duýba-xti-eýgoü Umoüýhoü-maý.
\tr The women, / old man / also, / just one half / they were killed, / forty / about / the Omahas.
\rf jod 1890:416.4

\op Ushteý amaý oüýhe athaiý te uchiýzhe keýta. Ushteý amaý shiüýgazhiüýga
\tr Those who remained / fleeing / they went / thicket / to the. / The rest / children
\rf jod 1890:416.5

\op wagiý'iü oüýhe-hnoüýi te, eý niüýta bthuýga. Goüýki wiý Pizaýbahe keýta piý.
\tr carrying them / they fled / as, / that / alive / all. / And / I / @{Pizaýbahe} / to the / I went.
\rf jod 1890:416.6

\op Niýkashiüga tiý gtheýba-xti-eýgoü oüthiüý. Teý amaý heýga-baýzhi. Heýgazhi teý-ma t'eýoüwoüthaiý.
\tr Person / lodge / ten about / we were. / Buffaloes / the «sub.» / were a great many. / A great many / the buffaloes / we killed them.
\rf jod 1890:416.7

\op Waiiüý, meý-ha geý shti heýgazhi, aýdoü aýshkaxchi oütiý-hnoü oümoüýthiüi.
\tr Robes, / winter-robes / the «pl.» / too / a great many, / therefore / very near / we camped regularly / we walked.
\rf jod 1890:416.8

\op Theýthu uzhaýta thoüýdi Paýthiü toüýwoü duaýthishoüýdi eýxchi oügaýgthii. Eýdi hoüý
\tr Here / the fork / at the / Pawnee / town / on this side of / just that / we came back. / There / night
\rf jod 1890:416.9

\op oüzhoüýi, oütiýi. Eýgithe, hoüýegoüýche oügiýpahoüýi ki, shoüýge-ma bthuýgaxti weýthiügaiý
\tr we lay down, / we camped. / Behold, / morning / we arose again / when, / the horses / all / were missing to us
\rf jod 1890:416.10

\op te ha. Siýgthe oüýguginaiý, shoüý bthuýga. Mazhoüý oüwoüýwata athaiý te
\tr . / Trail / we followed theirs «our own», / in fact / all. / Land / to which / they went / the
\rf jod 1890:416.11

\op weoüýgipahoüý oügoüýthai te, maý thiügeý te. Eýgithe wamoüýthoü agthaiý ke; eýgithe
\tr we know of ours / we desired, / snow / none / when. / Behold, / stealing them / they had gone back in a line; / behold,
\rf jod 1890:416.12

\op waýthiü agthaiý ke. Wioüýgugiheý oügaýthai. Eýgithe Paýthiü wamoüýthoü agthaiý ke.
\tr having them / they had gone back in a line. / We sought them «our own» / we went. / Behold, / Pawnees / stealing them / had gone homeward.
\rf jod 1890:416.13

\op Sheý Ni-bthaýska itaýxata wanaýshe toüýwoü thoüýdi Paýthiü amaý edi gthiüý amaý. Eýdi
\tr That / Platte River / towards the head / soldiers / town / by the / Pawnees / the «sub.» / there / sat. / There
\rf jod 1890:416.14

\op waýthiü akiý amaý. Ki eýdi wioüýgugiheý oügaýhii. Ki hoüý ki, Paýthiü shoüýge
\tr having them / they reached home. / And / there / we sought our own / we arrived. / And / night / when, / Pawnees / horse
\rf jod 1890:416.15

\op etaý-ma eýgoü oü woüýmoüthoüýi. Ki wanaýshe tiý koüýgexchi xaýtha agiýi Umoüýhoü
\tr their «pl. ob.» / like / we stole them. / And / soldier / lodge / very near / back again / were coming / Omaha
\rf jod 1890:416.16

\op nuzhiüýga thaýbthiü. Eýgithe Paýthiü nudoüý gthe-maý waýkipaiý te. Paýthiü amaý aýhigi
\tr boys / three. / At length / Pawnees / on the war-path / those going homeward / they met them. / Pawnees / the «pl.» / many
\rf jod 1890:416.17

\op thoüýzha Umoüýhoü nuzhiüýga akaý wiüý gaxthiý. Ki oüguý oüýgathiü shoüýge eýgoü
\tr though / Omaha / boys / the / one / killed him. / And / we / we who moved / horse / so
\rf jod 1890:416.18

\op oüwoüýgathiü oügaýgii. Tiýi thoüýdi oügaýgthii ki, Dzhoý wat'oüý bthuýga giýnashaý-bi,
\tr we had them / we were coming back. / Village / to the / we came home / when, / Joe / goods / all / they had taken from him,
\rf jod 1890:416.19

\op aiý, anaý'oü. Shaoüý amaý sheýnawathaý-bi Umoüýhoü-maý, aiý, anaý'oü.
\tr they said it, / I heard it. / Dakota / the «sub.» / had destroyed them / the Omahas, / they said it, / I heard it.
\rf jod 1890:416.20

\ti Battle between the Dakotas and Omahas in 1847
\nt The Omahas Destroy a Dakota Raiding Party. [JEK]
\nt This is a narrative collected from Two Crows (Lewis Morris) by Dorsey. [JEK]

\op Meý ki, peýzhe eýthoübe ki, eýgithe Shaoüý shi weýnudoü ahiýi, shi waýkitha ahiýi.
\tr Spring / when, / grass / came in sight / when, / behold, / Dakotas / again / to war against us / arrived, / again / to fight us / they arrived.
\rf jod 1890:418.1

\op Wa'uý waxeý gthiýxthu'a ahiýi. Ki Shaoüý amaý eýdi ahiýi te. Weýnaxiýthai te
\tr Woman / &cache / to empty their own / arrived. / And / Dakotas / the «sub.» / there / arrived. / They attacked them
\rf jod 1890:418.2

\op wa'uý-maý. Wa'uý akaý thaýbthiü te noüý thoükaý Maxeýwathe akaý eduiýhai te, zhiügaýxchi,
\tr the women. / Woman / the «sub.» / three / the / grown / the ones who / @{Maxewathe} / the «sub.» / joined, / small very,
\rf jod 1890:418.3

\op ihoüý ke t'eýkithaiý teýdi. Ki tiýi thoü weýahide waxeý gthiýxthu'a-maý
\tr his mother / the «ob.» / they killed her for him / when. / And / village / they / at a distance / &cache / those who emptied theirs
\rf jod 1890:418.4

\op sheýnawathaý-bi, aiý. Wa'uý wiüý niüýta agthiý akaý eý uthaiý. Goüý sheýnuzhiüýga amaý
\tr they destroyed them, it is said, / said they. / Woman / one / alive / who came back / that / told. / And / young men / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:418.5

\op shoüýge-ma wagiýkoütoü shi eýdi athaiý, waýthixe. Goüý paheý-de niýkashiüga bthuýgaxti
\tr the horses / tied their own / again / there / went, / chasing them. / And / hill when / person / all
\rf jod 1890:418.6

\op akiýi noüshtoüýi. Ki wiý haýshidoü agtheý ki, agthaý-bazhi-maý shoüý eýdi akiý. Wa'uýzhiüga
\tr they came again to / they stopped going. / And / I / afterward / I went homeward / when, / those who did not go homeward / after a while / there / I came again to. / Old woman
\rf jod 1890:418.7

\op kiýu agthiý amaý, eý Maxeýwathe ethoüýba ethoüýba niüýta agthiý. Waweýamaýxe:
\tr she was wounded / she came back / the «mv. sub.», / that / @{Maxewathe} / too / alive / came back. / I questioned her:
\rf jod 1890:419.1

\op Iüdaýdoü ukiýt'ai a, wa'uýzhiüga, eheý. Poüýka ebtheýgoü. Umoüýhoü ieý uaýwakiaiý
\tr What / tribe were they / ? / old woman, / I said. / Ponkas / I think. / Omaha / speech / they talked to me
\rf jod 1890:419.2

\op he, aiý wa'uýzhiüga akaý. Keý, oügaýgthe taiý; oüwoüýdoübe taiý, eheý. Kiýshtawaýgu
\tr . / said / old woman / the «sub.». / Come, / let us go homeward; / let us see them, / I said. / Kictawagu
\rf jod 1890:419.3

\op ki nuýzhiüga aýzhi wiüý sheýna thaýbthiü oügaýthai. Ki ushteý amaý haýshi agiýi. Eýthoübe
\tr and / boy / another / one / enough / three / we went. / And / the rest / after / were coming. / In sight
\rf jod 1890:419.4

\op oügaýkii ki, pahaýdi niýashiüga wiüý eýdi nazhiüý. Eýdi oügaýkii ki, weýahusaiý
\tr we got back / when, / on the hill / man / one / there / stood. / There / we got back / when, / scolded us
\rf jod 1890:419.5

\op iüsh'aýge akaý. E'oüý hau, oüthoüýi ki, Hoüýegoücheýxti wa'uý-ma waýxthi. Iüdaýdoü
\tr old man / the «sub.». / What is the matter / ? / we said / when, / Early in the morning / the women / they killed them. / What
\rf jod 1890:419.6

\op hniýtoü thagthiüý-baýdoü wathiýsniüdai eýiüte. Kaýshixti aýkiaýgthai te, aiý. Hoüeýgoüteýgoü
\tr you worked at / you sat and / you delayed / it may be? / Long ago / they had come and gone, / he said. / Some time in the morning
\rf jod 1890:419.7

\op waýxthi iýshpahoü ki, uhnaý thakiý eteýde. Ki wa'uýzhiüga
\tr they killed them / you knew it / if, / you tell it / you should have reached home. / And / old woman / totally unable to move / running very swiftly to get there soon
\rf jod 1890:419.8

\op kiý te, ehneýgoü a, eheý. Gaiý: Theýthoükeýe ha. Wathiýshna zhoüýi. Gaýthu
\tr reach home / will, / you think it / ? / I said. / He said as follows: / These are the ones / . / Visible / they lie. / In that place
\rf jod 1890:419.9

\op t'eýwathaiý, aiý. Goüý eýdi oügaýgthai ki, eýdi oügaýki wa'uý thoükaý. Moüý ge oüwoüýthishnuýdai
\tr they killed them, / he said. / And / there / we went homeward / when, / there / we reached again / woman / the «pl. ob.». / Arrow / the «pl. ob.» / we pulled out of them
\rf jod 1890:419.10

\op waiiüý etaiý ge oüthiýzai-de oüýgubeýtoü iýheoüýthai. Eýgithe shoügaýgthiü
\tr robe / their / the «pl. ob.» / we took while / we wrapped them in / we laid «them» down. / At length / horseman
\rf jod 1890:419.11

\op bthuýgaxti akiýi, niýashiüga gtheýbahiwiü-xti-eýgoü akiýi. Goüý oügaýtha-baýzhi; eýdi
\tr all / reached there again, / men / hundred about / reached there again. / And / we went not; / there
\rf jod 1890:419.12

\op oüwoüýdoübe oünaýzhiüi. Eýgithe niýkagahi wiüý akiýi. Iýshkadaýbi akeý. Keý, oüwoüýthixe
\tr we looked at them / we stood. / At length / chief / one / reached there again. / @{Iýshkadaýbi} / it was he. / Come, / let us chase them
\rf jod 1890:419.13

\op taiý ha, aiý. Niýashiüga bthuýga, Ahauý! aiý. Sigtheý ke wioüýguhai, oüwoüýthixai.
\tr . / he said. / Men / all, / Oho! / they said. / Trail / the / we followed them, / we chased them.
\rf jod 1890:419.14

\op Gishkoüýxti-baýzhi, iýthapiýthiü weýuhe oümoüýthiüi. Zhuýga-hnoü pahoüýga weýuhe
\tr Not going very fast, / slowly / following them / we walked. / Body only / before / following them
\rf jod 1890:419.15

\op oümoüýthiüi sigtheý ke. Shoügaýgthiü amaý aýgahadi wiýutoü gthiüýi. Eýgithe watiýshka
\tr we walked / trail / the. / Riding horses / the «sub.» / at the outside / next to us / they say. / At length / creek
\rf jod 1890:419.16

\op akaý toügaýthehai; uxthuýxa-baýzhiý; xaýde ha, thiýxthe shkuýbe bazoüý agthaiý ke. Goüý
\tr the «sub.» / extended wide in all directions; / it was not a hollow; / grass / , / canes / deep / pushing among / they went homeward. / And
\rf jod 1890:419.17

\op agthoüýkoühoü unaýsude goüý siýgthe uýnai. Shoüýge aýgthiü-ma paheý weýahideýxti
\tr on both sides / it had been burnt bare / so / foot-prints / they sought them. / Horse / those who sat on / hill / at a great distance
\rf jod 1890:419.18

\op siýgthe uýnegoü noüýge kuýwiüxai. Ki niýkashiüga xaýde shkuýbe keýdi wiýuhe akaý
\tr trail / they sought them, as / running / they went around. / And / man / grass / deep / in the / followed them / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:419.19

\op koüýgexchi ahiýi ki, Shaoüý amaý bispeý zhoüýi ithoüý. Oüýthiü weýtha-bathiüý niýashiüga
\tr very near / arrived / when, / Dakotas / the «sub.» / crouching / lay / suddenly. / He came very near finding them / man
\rf jod 1890:419.20

\op wiüaýxchi akaý, shi kigthiýsoütha agiýi. Shoüýge toüýdi agthiý eýgoü aýgigthiü. Goüý
\tr one / the «sub.», / again / turned about / he was coming back. / Horse / to the / he came back / as / he sat on his. / And
\rf jod 1890:419.21

\op aýkihoü bthuýgaxti shoüýge aýgthiü uýnai, eýgaxe aýkikipaiý. Wathuýtada wiüý
\tr beyond / all / horse / sitting on / they sought them, / around in a circle / they met one another. / Oto / one
\rf jod 1890:420.1

\op zhuaýwagthe. Wathuýtada akaý wahuýtoüthiü athiüý; wiý moüý abthiüý. Geýpe ha:
\tr he with us. / Oto / the «sub.» / gun / had; / I / arrow / I had. / I said as follows / :
\rf jod 1890:420.2

\op Kageýha, xaýde thoüýdi eýdi bispeý zhoüýi, ebtheýgoü. Uthaýse te ha, eheý. Hau.
\tr Friend, / grass / in the / there / crouching / they lie, / I think. / You will set it afire / , / I said. / «paragraph»
\rf jod 1890:420.3

\op Umoüýhoü wiüý agthiýi. Goüý oünaýzhiü ediýtoü useý athiüý agthaiý. Goüý unaýhe
\tr Omaha / one / came back. / And / we stood / thence / setting it afire / having it / they went homeward. / And / conflagration
\rf jod 1890:420.4

\op aýmusta paheý ge aýtoü shoüýge aýgthiü-maý bthuýga bateýte nazhiüýi, unaýhe aýmusta
\tr right above it / hill / the «pl. ob.» / how far / horse / those who sat on / all / in groups / stood, / conflagration / right above it
\rf jod 1890:420.5

\op doüýbe nazhiüýi, eýgaxe nazhiüýi. Unaýhe akaý naýhega-baýzhi, xaýde akaý shkuýbe
\tr looking / they stood, / all around / they stood. / Conflagration / the «sub.» / burnt with much heat, etc., / grass / the «sub.» / deep
\rf jod 1890:420.6

\op eýgoü. Shoüýge aýgthiü-ma shaýpe-xti-eýgoü zhuaýwagthe anaýzhiü wiý shti, utoüýnadi.
\tr as. / Horse / those who sat on / six about / I with them / I stood / I / too, / apart.
\rf jod 1890:420.7

\op Eýgithe unaýhe amaý niýashiüga thoükaýdi ahiýi te. Eýgithe boüý awaýna'oüý. Shagthaiý
\tr At length / conflagration / the «moving» / persons / to the / arrived. / At length / calling / I heard them. / I go homeward to you
\rf jod 1890:420.8

\op ha, huü+! aiý. Shaoüý-ma naýethoübewaýthai. Eýgithe wakiýde aýkiaýgthai.
\tr , / halloo! / they said. / The Dakotas / the fire made come out. / At length / shooting at us / they had come and gone.
\rf jod 1890:420.9

\op Wa'uý thaýxthi shkiý Poüýka hniüý eýiüte uthaý iýthai-ga, aiý Iýshkadaýbi akaý. Ki
\tr Woman / you killed them / you were coming back / Ponkas / you are / it may be / to tell it / send ye this way, / said / @{Iýshkadaýbi} / the «sub.». / And
\rf jod 1890:420.10

\op Shaoüý amaý iýa-baýzhi. Ki Iýshkadaýbi akaý: Iýshkadaýbi wiýebthiüý ha, aiý te, kikiýn
\tr Dakotas / the «sub.» / they spoke not. / And / @{Iýshkadaýbi} / the «sub.»: / @{Iýshkadaýbi} / I am he / , / he said / when, / fighting
\rf jod 1890:420.11

\op 'ithaiý. Oüýb ithaýugthe aýkikithaiý. Waýthiü athaiý eýgoü miüýdoübe aýnaxti-eýgoü ahiýi
\tr they spoke of. / Day / throughout / they contended with one another. / Having them / they went / as / hour / about how many / it arrived
\rf jod 1890:420.12

\op te, eýgithe Shaoüý wiü uýi. Eýgithe Shaoüý thiü wiüý waýshai, shkoüýthi'aiý. Ushteý amaý
\tr when, / at length / Dakotas / one / was wounded. / At length / Dakota / the «mv.» / one / they made them abandon him, / he was unable to move. / The rest
\rf jod 1890:420.13

\op agthaiý. Eýgaxe ithoüýthai Umoüýhoü amaý. Shoüýge toü aoüýbtha. Zhuýga-hnoü bthiüý.
\tr went homeward. / Around in a circle / they placed / Omahas / the «sub.». / Horse / the / I left. / Body only / I was.
\rf jod 1890:420.14

\op Shkoü-thi'aý akaý moüýde athiüý. Waýbaaze-hnoüý amaý Umoüýhoü-maý, wazhiüýpiýbazhi
\tr Unable to move / the «sub.» / bow / had. / He scared them off regularly / they say / the Omahas, / temper bad
\rf jod 1890:420.15

\op Shaoüý akaý. Haýshidoü eýdi piý. Eýdi piý te shoüýshoü ithaýnaxiýbtha btheý Shaoüý
\tr Dakota / the «sub.». / Afterward / there / I arrived. / There / I arrived / when / without stopping / I attacked him / I went / Dakota
\rf jod 1890:420.16

\op thiükeý. Koüýge piý ki, oükiýde-hnoüýi thoüýzha, moüý ge weýdazhi-hnoü theýthe-hnoüýi.
\tr the one who. / Near at hand / I arrived / when, / he shot at me regularly / though, / arrow / the «pl. ob.» / elsewhere regularly / he sent them away.
\rf jod 1890:420.17

\op Goüý aýxthi Shaoüý thiükeý; moüýd ithaýtiü ha. Aýzoü iheaýthe, ki Wathuýtada akaý
\tr And / I killed him / Dakota / the «ob.»; / bow / I hit him with / . / I hit him and knocked him down, / and / Oto / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:420.18

\op zhaýhai te. Goüý niýashiüga amaý iýkinai. Paýdai. Paýde thishtoüý ki, oüwoüýthixe;
\tr speared him. / And / persons / the «sub.» / snatched at the pieces. / They cut him up. / Cutting up / they finished / when, / we chased them;
\rf jod 1890:420.19

\op ushteý amaý waýthiü athaiý. Shi-eýdi oügaýthaiý. Xthabeý shuýgaxti eýdi eýgihaxti aýkiaýgthai
\tr the rest / having them / they went. / Again there / we went. / Tree / very thick / there / right headlong into / had gone
\rf jod 1890:420.20

\op Shaoüý amaý. Shi niýkagahi ahiý-bi eheý akaý, Iýshkadaýbi akaý, gaiý: Hau!
\tr Dakotas / the «sub.». / Again / chief / arrived / I said / the one who, / @{Iýshkadaýbi} / the «sub.», / said as follows: / Ho!
\rf jod 1890:421.1

\op shoüýgaxaýi-ga. Gaskiý giý'oüzikiýthe giýi-ga, aiý. Goüteýgoü ki, shi waýthakiýhna taiý,
\tr cease ye. / Panting / to rest one's self / be ye coming back, / he said. / Some time / when, / again / you contend with them / will,
\rf jod 1890:421.2

\op aiý. Hau! eýgoü te, aiý. Pahaýta bthuýga akiýgthiü. Shoüýge-maý shti gi'oüýziwagithaiý.
\tr he said. / Ho! / so let it be, / they said. / At the hill / all / sat together on. / The horses / too / they caused them, their own, to rest.
\rf jod 1890:421.3

\op Shaoüý amaý xthabeý ukiýgthiü gthiüýi, wa'oüý za'eýxti gthiüýi. Xthabeý uthuýnazhiü akaý
\tr Dakotas / the «sub.» / tree / sitting together in / sat, / singing / making great confusion / they sat. / Tree / were depending on
\rf jod 1890:421.4

\op Shaoüý akaý. Iýi-ga! oüýgakikiýtha taiý, eý-hnoü, oüýgabaýgtha taý-bi etheýgoü eýgoü.
\tr Dakotas / the «col. sub.». / Be ye coming! / let us contend together, / they said regularly, / we will draw back / they thought / as.
\rf jod 1890:421.5

\op Iütoüý! noüheýbe gthiüýi-ga. Goücheýgoü ki, goüý oüýgakikiýtha taiteý, aiý. Hau.
\tr Hold! / waiting / sit ye. / Some time / when, / of course / we contend together / shall, / he said. / «paragraph»
\rf jod 1890:421.6

\op Eýgithe Wathuýtada amaý ahiýi te. Eshoüý iüwiüýgthiüi, aýdoü uýwagitha ahiýi. Niýkathiýxe
\tr At length / Otos / the «sub.» / arrived. / Near / we sat to them, / therefore / to tell it to them / they arrived. / To chase the foe
\rf jod 1890:421.7

\op ahiýi Wathuýtada amaý. Xthabeý thoüý oüýgubaýazai te, Wathuýtada amaý atiýi.
\tr arrived / Otos / the «sub.». / Tree / the «cv. col.» / we scared them into / when, / Otos / the «sub.» / came.
\rf jod 1890:421.8

\op Goüý niýkagahi akaý gaiý te: Iütoüý! noüheýbai-ga. Goücheýgoü ki, goüý oüýgakiýtha
\tr And / chief / the «sub.» / said as follows: / Hold! / wait ye. / Some time / when, / of course / we contend together
\rf jod 1890:421.9

\op taiteý, aiý. Goüý Wathuýtada amaý noüshtoüýi. Bthuýga oügthiüýi. Kaýshi oügthiüýi,
\tr shall, / he said. / And / Otos / the / stopped going. / All / we sat. / A long time / we sat,
\rf jod 1890:421.10

\op shoüý miüýdoübe wiüý aýkihoü-xti-eýgoü oügthiüýi. Hau. Niýkagahi akaý moüýgthe
\tr in fact / hour / one / beyond about / we sat. / «paragraph» / Chief / the / erect
\rf jod 1890:421.11

\op nazhiüýi. Eýekiýthai: Hau! shetoüý ha. Keý! waýkithaýi-ga, aiý. Goüý woüýgithe,
\tr stood. / He proclaimed: / Ho! / so far / . / Come! / contend with them, / he said. / And / every one,
\rf jod 1890:421.12

\op Ahauý! aiý. Xthabeý thoü buýta ha. Eýgaxe ithoüýwathaýi-ga. Masaýni hiý-ba goüý
\tr Oho! / said. / Tree / the «col.» / round / . / Surround ye them. / The other side / reach and / so
\rf jod 1890:421.13

\op giýi-ga, aiý. Goüý waýkithaiý. T'eýkitha-baýzhi kaýshi. Eýgithe Umoüýhoü wiüý t'eýtha-bi,
\tr be coming back, / he said. / And / they fought them. / They did not kill one another / a long time. / At length / Omaha / one / was killed,
\rf jod 1890:421.14

\op aiý. Umoüýhoü wiüý t'eýthai ha, aiý. Eýdi piý ki, eýgithe oüýka-baýzhi; haýthezahaý
\tr they said. / Omaha / one / has been killed / , / they said. / There / I arrived / when, / behold, / not so; / just on the surface
\rf jod 1890:421.15

\op thiükeý. Waýgata gthiüýi ki, Shaoüý akaý eýtoüthiü kiýdai, aý ke uýi. Hau. Shi
\tr the one who. / Aiming / he sat / when, / Dakota / the «sub.» / first / shot at him, / arm / the «ob.» / he wounded. / «paragraph» / Again
\rf jod 1890:421.16

\op goücheý ki, Wathuýtada wiüý t'eýthai, eý t'eýthextioüýi. Eýgithe Shaoüý akaý shi wiüý
\tr some time / when, / Oto / one / was killed, / he / was killed indeed. / At length / Dakotas / the «col.» / again / one
\rf jod 1890:421.17

\op t'eýthai, eý Umoüýhoü amaý wat'eýthai. Shi Shaoüý akaý Wathuýtada wiüý t'eýthai.
\tr was killed, / that / Omahas / the «sub.» / were the slayers. / Again / Dakotas / the «sub.» / Oto / one / they killed.
\rf jod 1890:421.18

\op Shaoüý akaý, oüwoüýgabaýgtha kaýshi oümoüýthiüi, t'eýawathe-hnoüýi. Xthabeý thoü shoüý
\tr Dakotas / the «sub.», / we drew back from them / a long time / we walked, / they were killing us. / Tree / the «col.» / at any rate
\rf jod 1890:421.19

\op uoüýsii-ga, aiý Iýshkadaýbi akaý. Waýshpagthaiý te, eýgithe t'eýthithe-hnoüýi te. Goüý
\tr leap ye into, / said / @{Iýshkadaýbi} / the «sub.». / You draw back from them / when, / beware / they kill you regularly / lest. / And
\rf jod 1890:421.20

\op xthabeý thoü shoüý uoüýsii niýashiüga bthuýga. Xthabeý thoüý wiüdeýtan-di hiý ki, shi
\tr tree / the «col.» / at any rate / leaped in among / men / all. / Tree / the «col.» / to one-half of the distance / arrived / when, / again
\rf jod 1890:421.21

\op oünoüýshtoüi, oüwoüýgabaýgthai. Shi goücheý zhiüýga ki, Iýshkadaýbi akaý gaiý: Shoüý
\tr we stopped going, / we drew back from them. / Again / a little while / when, / @{Iýshkadaýbi} / the «sub.» / said as follows: / At any rate
\rf jod 1890:422.1

\op uoüýsii-ga. Waýshpagthaiý ki, eýgithe t'eýthithe-hnoüýi te, aiý. Noüýb eýthoübe oüwoüýgathiü
\tr leap in. / You draw back / if, / beware / they kill you regularly / lest, / he said. / Two / coming out of it / we had them
\rf jod 1890:422.2

\op oügaýhii, akiýwa niüýta oüwoüýthizaiý. Umoüýhoü-ma wiüý Shaoüý t'eýthai ke
\tr we arrived, / both / alive / we took them. / The Omahas / one / Dakotas / they killed him / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:422.3

\op oüthoüýgipahoü-baýzhi oügiýpadaiý. Shi Wathuýtada t'eý ke edaýbe oügiýpadaiý. Shaoüý
\tr we knew not ours / we cut up ours. / Again / Oto / who was dead / also / we cut up ours. / Dakota
\rf jod 1890:422.4

\op wiüý ithaýnaxiýbtha ki, niýahitheý. Wahuýtoüthiü ke gthiýshnoü goüý niý ke eýgihitheý. Niý
\tr one / I attacked him / when, / he fell into the water. / Gun / the «ob.» / he let drop / as / water / the «ob.» / it fell right into. / Water
\rf jod 1890:422.5

\op ke uaýoüsi goüý eýthoübe gthiý ki, aý te akiýtha ubthoüý. Nazhiüýakitheýgoü Umoüýhoü-ma
\tr the «ob.» / I leaped into / as / he came up / again / when, / arm / the / both / I held. / As I made him stand / the Omahas
\rf jod 1890:422.6

\op paýdeawaýkithe. Shaoüý ushteý-ma wachiýshka ke aýkitheýte oüýhe-ma Umoüýhoü amaý
\tr I made them cut him up. / Dakotas / the rest / creek / the «ob.» / crossing together / those who fled / Omahas / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:422.7

\op waýkipaiý ha. Theý Shaoüý amaý wahuýtoüthiü ge uzhiý thiügeý athiüýi eýgoü t'eýwathaiý.
\tr met them / . / This / Dakotas / the «sub.» / gun / the «pl. ob.» / filled / without / they had / as / they were killed.
\rf jod 1890:422.8

\op Shoüýxti goüý muýkihoüýi. Miüý itheýxtioüýi ki, sheýnawathaiý Shaoüý-ma.
\tr They shot at one another even till night. / Sun / it had fully set / when, / they destroyed / the Dakotas.
\rf jod 1890:422.9

\ti How the Omahas fought the Dakotas after the latter had killed @{Oüýpoü-toüýga}'s brother

\op Umoüýhoü amaý wanaýse gthiüýi te. Wizhiüýthe amaý te-zhiüýga kiýde athaiý te, hoüýegoüýche.
\tr Omahas / the «sub.» / surrounding the herds / sat. / My elder brother / the «sub.» / buffalo-calf / to shoot at / went, / morning.
\rf jod 1890:425.1

\op Wiüý zhuýgthai te. Uhnuýshkadi te-zhiüýga wiüý t'eýthai te; paýde nazhiüýi te.
\tr One / went with him. / In a valley / buffalo-calf / one / they killed; / cutting it up / they stood.
\rf jod 1890:425.2

\op Shaoüý amaý wagthaýde a-iýi te, shoüýge aýgthiü shaýpexti-eýgoü. Wahuýtoüthiü uzhiýazhi
\tr Dakotas / the «sub.» / creeping up on them / were approaching, / horse / sitting on / about six. / Gun / not loaded
\rf jod 1890:425.3

\op nazhiüý te wizhiüýthe toü, aýma akaý moüýde athiüýi. Weýnaxiýthai-de, ku'eý a-iý-biamaý
\tr stood / my elder brother / the «std. one», / the other / the «sub.» / bow / had it. / They attacked them when, / rushing forward / were coming they say
\rf jod 1890:425.4

\op Shaoüý amaý. Ku'eý a-iý-bi egoüý, t'eýwathaý-biamaý, wapeý thiügeýgoü.
\tr Dakotas / the «sub.». / Rushing / were coming, they say / having, / they killed them they say, / weapon / they had none, as.
\rf jod 1890:425.5

\op Eýgithe uthaý agthiý. Umoüýhoü noüýba t'eýwathaiý, eý uthaý agthiý. Shaoüý amaý
\tr At length / to tell it / they came back. / Omaha / two / they killed them, / that / to tell / they came back. / Dakotas / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:425.6

\op oüýhe agthaiý te wat'eýthe amaý. Eýdi ahiý eýgoü, wa'iüý agthiý. Shaoüý amaý
\tr fleeing / went homeward / murderers / the «sub.». / There / they arrived / as, / carrying them / they came home. / Dakotas / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:425.7

\op akiý-biamaý. Tiýi thoütaý akiý-biamaý. Iýgadizaý-biamaý; tiý uthiýshoü-hnoüý-biamaý.
\tr reached home, they say. / Village / to the / reached home, they say. / They rode round and round, they say; / lodge / they went around regularly, they say.
\rf jod 1890:425.8

\op Heýga-bazhiý-biamaý; Poüýka edaýba-biamaý; aýkikiýzhi gthiüýi te edaýbe. Ihoüý
\tr They were a great many, they say; / Ponkas / were also, they say; / the tribes coming together / they sat / also. / His mother
\rf jod 1890:425.9

\op ugiýne juýba edediý-thoü amaý. Wanaýxthiüi-ga ha, aý-biamaý. Eý wat'eýthe uýzhu
\tr he seeks his / some / the company is there, they say. / Hasten ye / , / said he, they say. / That / murderers / principal
\rf jod 1890:425.10

\op akaý ithaýdi akaý wanaýxthiüwaýthe tiýi ke uhaý-biamaý. Gibaýzu izhaýzhe athiüý-biamaý
\tr the «one who» / his father / the «sub.» / causing them to hasten / lodges / the «line of» / went along, they say. / @{Gibaýzu} / his name / he had, they say
\rf jod 1890:425.11

\op ithaýdi akaý, niýkagahi uýzhu akaý. Poüýka tiýi ke shi uhaý-biamaý. Eýwathathaiý
\tr his father / the «sub.», / chief / principal / the «sub.». / Ponka / lodge / the «line of» / again / he went along, they say. / You have them for relations
\rf jod 1890:425.12

\op wathaýgthize taiý, naýgthe waýthizai ki, weýthagiýshpahoüýi ki, aý-biamaý. Poüýka-ma
\tr you take them / will, / captive / they take them / when, / you recognize yours / if, / said he, they say. / The Ponkas
\rf jod 1890:425.13

\op sheýtha-bazhiý-biamaý. Shi eýdi eýgithoü athaý-biamaý. Utheýha-baýzhi kiýshte, thieýshniü
\tr did not heed, they say. / Again / there / to say it to / he went, they say. / You do not join / even if, / you are the ones
\rf jod 1890:425.14

\op taiteý ha, aý-biamaý. Thiý oüýgathikiýtha toüýgatoü, aý-biamaý. Atheý nazhiüý-biamaý
\tr shall «be» / , / said he, they say. / You / we contend with you / we will, / said he, they say. / Going / stood they say
\rf jod 1890:425.15

\op Shaoüý amaý. Shoüý waýbaha keýd ugthiüýi-de wa'uý amaý goüý atheý nazhiüý-biamaý.
\tr Dakotas / the «sub.». / In fact / Indian carriage / in the / sat in while / woman / the «sub.» / so / going / stood they say.
\rf jod 1890:425.16

\op Ki Poüýka uýzhu akaý, Weýgasaýpi akaý, Poüýka tiýi thoü uhaý-biamaý. E'oüýxti
\tr And / Ponka / principal / the «sub.», / Whip / the «sub.», / Ponka / village / the «circle» / went along, they say. / Just how
\rf jod 1890:426.1

\op gaýxe taiý eýdoü waýbanoü hneý shkoüýhna thaýthiüsheý eýdi shneý eteýde, aý-biamaý
\tr they will do /  «in thought»? / to witness / you go / you wish / you who
\rf jod 1890:426.2

\op Weýgasaýpi akaý. Eýdi athaiý te hoüýi te, Weýgasaýpi Moüchuý-waýthihi zhuýgigthe,
\tr Whip / the «sub.». / There / they went / it was night / when, / Whip / @{Moüchuý-waýthihi} / he with his,
\rf jod 1890:426.3

\op goüýki Poüýka amaý shti. Eýgithe a-iý-nazhiüý amaýma. Thiýskieý utheýwiükithaiý te,
\tr and / Ponkas / the «sub.» / too. / At length / they were approaching and standing, they say. / All together / they assembled / when,
\rf jod 1890:426.4

\op wanaýshe utheýwiükithaiý, juýba aýkikihiýde athaý-biamaý. Wanaýshe amaý eýgaxe
\tr police / they assembled, / some / watching over one another / went, they say. / Police / the «pl. sub.» / all around
\rf jod 1890:426.5

\op moüthiüý-biamaý; uthuýshiataý shti juýba, ubaýhiataý shti, haýshiataý shti. Wanaýshe
\tr walked they say; / at the front / too / some, / at the sides / too, / behind / too. / Police
\rf jod 1890:426.6

\op weýnaxiýtha-hnoüý-biamaý; wasniüýde moüthiüýi-ma uýtiü-hnoüý-biamaý. Weýgasaýpi
\tr they attacked them regularly, they say; / delaying / those who walked / they hit them regularly, they say. / Whip
\rf jod 1890:426.7

\op akaý weýhusaý-biamaý. Ukiýt'e iýwipahoüý-hnoü-moüýi. Thizhuý-bazhi-hnoüýi thoüýshti.
\tr the «sub.» / scolded them, they say. / Nation / I have always known you in particular. / You were always unfortunate / heretofore.
\rf jod 1890:426.8

\op Eaýtoü uýnoüpe iütheýshnoüi a. Wa'uý eýgizhoüýxti zhoüý hniü thoüýshti, aý-biamaý
\tr Why / punishment / do ye threaten to me / ? / Woman / you did just so / you did / you were / heretofore, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:426.9

\op Weýgasaýpi akaý. Ki ukiýt'e akaý nuýi ha, aý-biamaý. Iýwipahoü taiý miüke,
\tr Whip / the «sub.». / And / nation / the / are men / , / said he, they say. / I know you / will / I who,
\rf jod 1890:426.10

\op aý-biamaý. Eýdi athaiý te, hoüý imoüýthiü a-iý-biamaý.
\tr said he, they say. / There / they went / when, / night / walking by / they approached, they say.
\rf jod 1890:426.11

\op Umoüýhoü aka-taýthishoü btheý. Umoüýhoü amaý paýze te noüýza gaýxai.
\tr Omahas / towards those who are / I go. / Omahas / the «sub.» / evening / when / embankment / made.
\rf jod 1890:426.12

\op Huýthuga gthiüýi thoü shoüýshoü noüýza gaýxai. Shiüýgazhiüýga noüýza wetheýshkaxe te,
\tr Tribal circle / they sat / the / always / embankment / they made. / Children / embankment / you are to make for them,
\rf jod 1890:426.13

\op aiý atha+. Atiý taý-biteý, aiý atha+, aý-biamaý. Ki noüýza gaýxai te Umoüýhoü amaý.
\tr he says / indeed. / It is said that they will surely come, / he says / indeed, / said «one», they say. / And / embankment / made / Omahas / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:426.14

\op Goüýki tiýha ke uthuýkiheheýbe gaýxai ithaýugthe; tiýshi ge aýkithis'iüýs'iü gaýxai
\tr And / tent-skins / the «line of» / one after another, as far as they would go / they made / throughout; / tentpoles / the «ob.» / interwoven / they made
\rf jod 1890:426.15

\op ithaýugthe. Oüýba koüýge; wathaýshkoü te, aiý aýtha. Atiý-bi, aiý atha+, aiý. Eýta
\tr throughout. / Day / near at hand; / you will do your best, / he says / indeed. / It is said they have come, / he says / indeed, / said he. / Thither
\rf jod 1890:426.16

\op hoüý wadoüýbe ahiý-hnoü amaý; wanaý'oü agthiý, noütiýde wanaý'oü agthiý. Wathaýshkoü te,
\tr night / scouts / were arriving; / hearing them / they came back, / making a drumming with the feet / hearing them / they came home. / You will do your best,
\rf jod 1890:426.17

\op aiý aýtha. Eýbe uthiýkoü te thiügeý aýtha, aiý. Wapeý ke bthuýgaxti haýha
\tr he says / indeed. / Who / he help you / will / there is none / indeed, / he said. / Weapon / the / all / ready
\rf jod 1890:426.18

\op athaýgthahniüý thazhoüý te, aiý aýtha; maxuýde wahuýtoüthiü uthaýgizhi te, aiý aýtha; atiý-bi,
\tr you have yours / you lie / will, / he says / indeed; / powder / gun / you put in yours / will, / he says / indeed; / it is said they have come,
\rf jod 1890:426.19

\op aiý aýtha, aiý.
\tr he says / indeed, / he said.
\rf jod 1890:426.20

\op Oüýba akaý eýthoübe. Weaýnaxitha shu-iýthai; eýgaxe toüýde noütiýdai. Shoüýge
\tr Day / the «sub.» / came forth. / They charged on us in coming this way; / all around / ground / they made a drumming noise «on» by running. / Horse
\rf jod 1890:427.1

\op theýthutoü juýba weýkoütoü gthiýse eýgoü noüýgai; uwaýthishoü noüýgai. Shaoüý amaý
\tr hence / some / lariat / broke theirs / as / they ran; / around us / they ran. / Dakotas / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:427.2

\op shoüýge-ma waýthiü agthaiý, gashiýbe noüýge ahiý-ma. Waýxe wiüý gazoüýadi
\tr the horses / having them / went homeward, / outside / running / those who arrived. / White man / one / among
\rf jod 1890:427.3

\op gaxthoüý-madi eduiýhe; shoüýge toüý shti eýthiü agthaiý. Maýshtu Thiýdoü izhaýzhe athiüý.
\tr to those who were hunting / he joined; / horse / the «std. ob.» / too / having for him / they went homeward. / Mr. / Reed / his name / he had.
\rf jod 1890:427.4

\op Shaoüý amaý shoüýge iüý'i taý amaý, eý-hnoü amaý. Giý'i eteýgoü-baýzhi, shoüý iýe eýgithoü-hnoüý
\tr Dakotas / the «sub.» / horse / give back to me / will, / he said regularly / they say. / To give back to him / they were not apt, / yet / words / he said to «some one» regularly
\rf jod 1890:427.5

\op amaý. Weýgoüze wiüdeýtoü-xchi-eýgoü tiýi eýgaxe waýkithai. Shoüý-ama tiýi
\tr they say. / Measure / about one-half / lodges / all around / they contended against us. / By and by / lodges
\rf jod 1890:427.6

\op ke Umoüýhoü amaý uýgipaý-xtioüýi; noüýzata eýgiha agiýi. Tiýi keýta kiýdai Shaoüý
\tr the «line of» / Omahas / the «sub.» / entered their own; / to the rear / headlong / they were coming back. / Lodges / at the / shot at / Dakotas
\rf jod 1890:427.7

\op amaý, shoüý niaýtha wakiýdai. Shoüýge-ma t'eýwathaiý aýhigi. Shaoüý moüý etaiý ke
\tr the, / het / at random / they shot at them. / The horses / they killed them / many. / Dakotas / arrow / theirs / the
\rf jod 1890:427.8

\op atiý-hnoüi tiýi ke. Umoüýhoü amaý tiýha umaýgude-hnoüýi; ki Shaoüý-ma eýthoübe
\tr they came regularly / lodges / the «ob.». / Omahas / the «sub.» / tent-skins / cut holes in regularly; / and / the Dakotas / in sight
\rf jod 1890:427.9

\op iý ki, wakiýde theýthe-hnoüýi Umoüýhoü amaý. Umoüýhoü wiüý, Kaýxe-thoüýba iniüýthe,
\tr came / when, / shot away at them regularly / Omahas / the «sub.». / Omaha / one, / Crow two / his elder brother,
\rf jod 1890:427.10

\op eýgoü t'eýtha-biamaý Shaoüý amaý. Tiýha toügaý umaý'ude ki, ugaýs'iü amaý. Eýgithe
\tr so / they killed him, they say / Dakotas / the «sub.». / Tent-skin / large / cut a hole in / when, / he peeped / they say. / At length
\rf jod 1890:427.11

\op peýxti 'eýthoüthai. Uthuýshi-naýzhiü izhaýzhe athiüý. Gashiýbata moüthiüýi te, Umoüýhoü
\tr right on the forehead / they put it. / At the front he stands / his name / he had. / At the outside / they walked / when, / Omaha
\rf jod 1890:427.12

\op wiüý t'eýthai, shoüýha iüýi. Heýga t'eýthai ha, aiý. Shi gashiýbata moüthiüýi te, shi
\tr one / was killed, / wolf-skin / he word. / Buzzard / is killed / , / they said. / Again / at the outside / they walked / when, / again
\rf jod 1890:427.13

\op wiüý t'eýthai. Uýhoü-toüýga t'eýthai ha, aiý. Shi gashiýbata moüthiüýi te, Paýthiü-noüpazhi
\tr one / was killed. / Kettle large / is killed / , / they said. / Again / at the outside / they walked / when, / @{Paýthiü-noüpazhi}
\rf jod 1890:427.14

\op uýi ha. Eý t'eýthai eýgoü, Mawaýdoüthiü eýdi athaiý; uýi zhiýbe kethoüý.
\tr was wounded / . / That / was killed / as, / Mandan / there / went; / he was wounded / lower leg / the.
\rf jod 1890:427.15

\op Mawaýdoüthiü t'eýthai, aiý. Mawaýdoüthiü muýbthizh itheýthai. Shaoüý-ma shti, t'eýwathaiý-ma
\tr Mandan / is killed, / they said. / Mandan / they made him fall suddenly by shouting him. / The Dakotas / too, / those who were killed,
\rf jod 1890:427.16

\op waýgthisnu agtheý-hnoüi; paý ge wakoüýtoü shoüýge-ma thisnuýwakithaiý.
\tr they dragged them along / they went homeward regularly; / head / the «pl. ob.» / they tied them / the horses / they made them drag them.
\rf jod 1890:427.17

\op Eýgithe inteýde eýdi a-iý-bazhi. Shoüýgaxai. Uthuýshiata Shaoüý noüýba t'eýwathaiý.
\tr At length / now, but / there / they were not approaching. / They ceased. / At the front / Dakotas / two / were killed.
\rf jod 1890:427.18

\op Eýdi weýnaxiýthai ahiýi egoüý, wapaýdai Umoüýhoü amaý; waýshnushnuýde, goüý
\tr There / rushing on them / arrived / having, / cut them up / Omahas / the «sub.»; / cut them in many pieces, / so
\rf jod 1890:427.19

\op weýgitiü theýthai. Xageý agthaý-biamaý. Goüý akiý-biamaý Shaoüý amaý, wagiý'iü.
\tr they threw back and hit them with. / Crying / they went homeward, they say. / And / reached there again, they say / Dakotas / the «sub.», / carrying their own.
\rf jod 1890:427.20

\op Tiý toügaýxti teýdi Mawaýdoüthiü wachiýgaxaý-biamaý. Uthiýzoü te woüýgithe gthiüýwakithaý-biamaý
\tr Tent / very large / at the / Mandan / they danced they say. / Middle / the / all / caused them to sit, they say
\rf jod 1890:428.1

\op Shaoüý t'e-maý. Tashaýge aý te uthoüýwakithaý-bi egoüý, wa'oüý
\tr Dakotas / the dead ones. / Deer-claws / arm / the / made them hold, they say / having, / singing
\rf jod 1890:428.2

\op gthiüýwakithaý-biamaý. Wa'oüý zhuýwagthe gthiüý-biamaý. Tiý te woüýgithe shoüý
\tr they made them sit, they say. / Singing / with them / they sat, they say. / Tent / the / all / in fact
\rf jod 1890:428.3

\op gthiüýwakithaý-biamaý t'eý thoüýka. Tiý te aýthiaýza te shoüýshoü noüýde ke moüthiüýk
\tr made them sit they say / dead / the ones who. / Tent / the / they opened and put it on the poles / when / without stopping / sides / the / earth «sods»
\rf jod 1890:428.4

\op aýgaspaý-biamaý. Tiý te thishtoüý-bi ki, oüýhe agthaý-biamaý. Umoüýhoü-maý atiý te,
\tr they weighted, they say. / Tent / the / they finished, they say / when, / fleeing / they went homeward, they say. / The Omahas / come / will,
\rf jod 1890:428.5

\op aiý, aýdoü oüýhe agthaý-biamaý Shaoüý amaý. Ki Umoüýhoü-maýdi t'eýwathaiý-ma
\tr they said, / therefore / fleeing / went homeward, they say / Dakotas / the «sub.». / And / among / the Omahas / the dead ones «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:428.6

\op wagiýxai. Heý-zhoüka-toüýga paýhi-xti 'eýthoüthai, t'eýthai. Wanuýkige siý te 'eýthoüthai.
\tr they buried their own. / Horn forked «of a fawn» large / right in the neck / they put it on, / they killed him. / @{Wanuýkige} / foot / the / they put it on.
\rf jod 1890:428.7

\op Aýgaha-washuýshe 'eýthoüthai, eý t'eýthextioüýi. Iüsh'aýge-wahiýthe uýi zhiýbe
\tr @{Aýgaha-washuýshe} / they put it on, / that / they killed outright. / @{Iüsh'aýge-wahiýthe} / they wounded / lower leg
\rf jod 1890:428.8

\op kethoüý. Paýthiü-gahiýge paý thoü 'eýthoüthai.
\tr the. / @{Paýthiü-gahiýge} / head / the / they put it on.
\rf jod 1890:428.9

\pr The following is an incomplete account of the same occurrence, which Two Crows gave:
\op Nugeý gaýxthoü oügaýthai Umoüýhoü-maý. Siýoüthaiý: Paýthiü-ma zhuýwagtha-baýzhi;
\tr Summer / on the hunt / we went / the Omahas. / They were alone: / the Pawnees / were not with them;
\rf jod 1890:428.10

\op Umoüýhoü-ma-hnoüý gaxthoüýi. Goüý Wateý ke gaýke oüguýha oügaýthai. Dzhoý
\tr The Omahas only / were on the hunt. / And / Elkhorn / the / that / we followed / we went. / Joe
\rf jod 1890:428.11

\op akaý eýdi niýkagahi iýthigthoü-ma eduiýhe moüthiüýi. Oügaýthai eýgoü teý weýoüthai.
\tr the / there / chief / those who ruled / joining / walked. / We went / as / buffalo / we found them.
\rf jod 1890:428.12

\op Teý-ma heýgazhi t'eýoüwoüthaiý, eýgaxe goüý t'eýoüwoüýth oügthiüýi; shoüý aýhigioüýxti
\tr The buffaloes / not a few / we killed them, / all around / so / we killed them / we sat; / in fact / very many times
\rf jod 1890:428.13

\op oüwoüýnas oügthiüýi. Shoüý niýashiüga wiüaýxchi teý-ma gtheýba shti, agthiüýsatoüthoüthoü,
\tr we surrounded them / we sat. / In fact / man / only one / the buffaloes / ten / too, / by fifteens,
\rf jod 1890:428.14

\op gtheýba-noüýba-thoüthoüý shti, t'eýwatheý-hnoüýi. Goüý wanaýse te oüguýthi'age
\tr by twenties / too, / killed them regularly. / And / to surround them / we were unwilling
\rf jod 1890:428.15

\op eýgoü oügthiüýi, weaýbthoüi. Teý-ma weoüý'iü goüý eýgoü oügthiüýi. Eýgithe hoüýegoücheýxchi
\tr somewhat / we sat, / we had our fill. / The buffaloes / we carried them / and / so / we sat. / At length / early in the morning
\rf jod 1890:428.16

\op miüý eýthoübazhiýxchi, zhoüý agiýpahoü ki, eýgithe teý amaý aýshkaxchi aýiaýma.
\tr sun / had not risen at all / sleep / I rose from / when, / behold, / buffalo / the «sub.» / very close / were coming.
\rf jod 1890:428.17

\op Wiüaýxchi Dzhoý akaý t'eýtha-baýzhi shoüý bakuýwiüxe athiüýi, shoüý weýahide athiüý athaiý;
\tr Only one / Joe / the «sub.» / did not kill it / yet / turning around / he had it, / yet / far off / he took it;
\rf jod 1890:428.18

\op uýkiza keýta athiüý athaiý. Ki shoüýge toü oüwoüý'i Dzhoý akaý. Goüý teý thiü t'eýthe
\tr no one there / to the / he took it. / And / horse / the / loaned to me / Joe / the «sub.». / And / buffalo / the «mv. ob.» / to kill it
\rf jod 1890:428.19

\op oüshiý, aýdoü t'eýathe-goüý oüpaýdai. Zhuý ke wiý a'iüý, goüý tahaýnuka siýoütheý 'iüýi
\tr asked me, / therefore / I killed it and / we cut it up. / Body / the / I / I carried, / and / green hide / alone / carried it
\rf jod 1890:428.20

\op Dzhoý akaý. Oügaýgthai eýgoü tiý ke oügiýtape oügaýgthai. Tiýi thoü eýthoübe oügaýki
\tr Joe / the «sub.». / We went homeward / as / tent / the / we were near to / we went homeward. / Tents / the / in sight of / we got back
\rf jod 1890:429.1

\op ki, eýgithe teý juýba waýthixai. Oügaýgthai keýta ukoüýska waýthiü a-iýi duýda.
\tr when, / at length / buffalo / some / they chased them. / We went homeward / to the / right in a line with / having them / they were coming / this way.
\rf jod 1890:429.2

\op Koüýge oüga)ki ki, teý-ma wabaýkuwiüxe athaiý. Eýgithe niýashiüga amaý tahaýwagthe
\tr Near / we got home / when, / the buffaloes / wheeling around / went. / Behold, / men / the «sub.» / shield
\rf jod 1890:429.3

\op athiüýi te niýkathiýxe athaiý.
\tr had / when / chasing the foe / went.
\nt When Two Crows had dictated this, several Omahas entered the room, and he would not tell the rest.
\rf jod 1890:429.4

\ti How @{Mawaýdoüthiü} went alone on the war-path

\op Mawaýdoüthiü nudoüý athaý-be ki, enaýxchi athaý-biamaý. Tiýi thoüýdi ahiý-bi
\tr Mandan / to war / went, they say / when, / he alone / went he said. / Village / at the / he arrived, he said
\rf jod 1890:432.1

\op ki, tiýi thoü bazoüý athaý-bi ki, shoüýge-unaýzhiü wiüý thishiýbai te. Ki wa'uý wiüý aýshi
\tr when, / village / the / among / he went, he said / when, / horse stands in / one / he pulled open. / And / woman / one / out
\rf jod 1890:432.2

\op atiý-bi ki, doüýbai te ha. Ieý-xti tiýata agthaý-biamaý. Ki Mawaýdoüthiü akaý
\tr came, he said / when, / she saw him / . / Speaking very «much» / to the lodge / she went back, he said. / And / Mandan / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:432.3

\op shoüýge thoükaý waýthi'a oüýhe agthaiý te, sheýnuzhiüýga heýgazhi thixaý-biamaý. Uxthaý-bazhi
\tr horse / the ones that / failed with them / fleeing / went homeward / when, / young men / a great many / chased him, he said. / Not overtaking him
\rf jod 1890:432.4

\op aýkiaýgthai te. Oüýba kiýzhi zhoüýi te, weýahide akiý-bi ki. Hoüý ki, shi eýdi
\tr he had gone again. / Day / when / he slept, / far off / he reached again, he said / when. / Night / when, / again / there
\rf jod 1890:432.5

\op athaý-biamaý. Ki tiýi thoü uthiýshoü-hnoü moüthiüýi te, zhoüý wagiýthe. Bthuýgaxti
\tr he went, he said. / And / village / the / going around it, regularly / he walked, / to wait for them to go to sleep. / All
\rf jod 1890:432.6

\op zhoüý-bi ki, sheýnumiüýga noüýba zhoüý-bazhi, wa'oüý kuýwiüxe moüthiüýi te. Hoüýskoüskoüý
\tr slept, he said / when, / young man / two / not sleeping, / singing / wandering around / they walked. / Midnight
\rf jod 1890:432.7

\op keýta hiýi ki, sheýnuzhiüýga noüýba amaý agthaiý te ha, zhoüý. Moüthiüý-ti tiýzhebe
\tr to the / it arrived / when, / young man / two / the «sub.» / went homeward / , / to sleep. / Earth-lodge / door
\rf jod 1890:432.8

\op iýba-t'oü gahaý akiýzhoüi te. Ki akiýtha zhoüýt'ai ki, aýma gaxthiý goüýthai te (Mawaýdoüthiü
\tr handle it had / upon / they lay together. / And / both / sound asleep / when, / the one / to kill him / wished / (Mandan
\rf jod 1890:433.1

\op akaý). Iýthapithiüýxchi eýta athaiý te. Eýdi ahiý-bi ki, aýma akaý paýgahoüýi
\tr the). / Very carefully / thither / he went. / There / he arrived, he said / when, / the other / the «sub.» / raised his head
\rf jod 1890:433.2

\op te, nashkiý thoü saýbazhixti moüýzepe-zhiüýga iýtiü-biamaý. Aýma akaý paýhoü
\tr when, / head / the / very suddenly / ax little / he hit with it, he said. / The one / the «sub.» / to arise
\rf jod 1890:433.3

\op aýtiaýthai te ha. Ki thixaiý te ha. Oüýha-biamaý Mawaýdoüthiü akaý. Thixeý
\tr started / . / And / they chased him / . / Fled he said / Mandan / the «sub.». / Chasing him
\rf jod 1890:433.4

\op moüthiüý-bi ki, boüý moüthiüý-biamaý Paýthiü-zhiüýga amaý. Tiý amaý bthuýgaxti
\tr walked, he said / when, / hallooing / walked he said / Pawnee young / the «sub.». / Lodge / the «sub.» / all
\rf jod 1890:433.5

\op thixaý-biamaý, wa'uý amaý shte, shiýnudoü amaý shte. Shi thi'aý-biamaý. Shi oüýba ki,
\tr chased him, he said / woman / the / even, / dog / the / even. / Again / he failed, he said. / Again / day / when,
\rf jod 1890:433.6

\op zhoüý-biamaý, uchiýzhe moüýte. Shi hoüý ki, eýdi athaý-biamaý. Oüýba koüýgexchi
\tr he slept, he said, / thicket / within. / Again / night / when, / there / he went, / he said. / Day / very near
\rf jod 1890:433.7

\op ki, shoüýge tiý wiüý thishiýbai te ha. Shoüýge wiüý koüýtoü-biamaý. Ki aýshi agthaý-bi
\tr when, / horse / lodge / one / he pulled open / . / Horse / one / he tied he said. / And / out / he went homeward, he said
\rf jod 1890:433.8

\op egoüý, tiýzhebe eýthoübe akiý-xti-bi ki, Paýthiü wiüý aýkipaý-biamaý uhiýashka. Ki
\tr having, / door / emerging from / he had just reached again, he said / when, / Pawnee / one / he met him, he said / close by. / And
\rf jod 1890:433.9

\op Paýthiü akaý noüýpai te Mawaýdoüthiü. Ki Mawaýdoüthiü akaý shoüýge toüý thishtoüý-baýzhi
\tr Pawnee / the / feared to see him / Mandan. / And / Mandan / the «sub.» / horse / the «ob.» / not letting him go
\rf jod 1890:433.10

\op thisnuý agthaý-biamaý, toüýthiü. Ki Paýthiü akaý eýdi eýgoüxti boüý thaheýgabazhihnoüý-biamaý.
\tr pulling him along / went homeward, he said, / running. / And / Pawnee / the «sub.» / just then / hallooing / was making a great noise by calling, he said.
\rf jod 1890:433.11

\op Ki Mawaýdoüthiü akaý shoüýge toüý aýgthiü ithoüýi te, kigthiýt'ut'uýs'a
\tr And / Mandan / the «sub.» / horse / the «ob.» / sat on him suddenly / when, / bucking repeatedly
\rf jod 1890:433.12

\op giý'iü-biamaý, ki oüýth itheýtha-biamaý. Thaýbthiüoüý oüýth itheýthai kiýzhi, za'aiý amaý;
\tr it carried him, / and / threw him off, he said. / Three times / it threw him off / when, / they made an uproar, he said;
\rf jod 1890:433.13

\op naýthuhaýxchi atiý-biamaý. Shiýnudoü amaý shti, wa'uý amaý shti, nuý amaý shti, bthuýga
\tr very nearly / they came to him, he said. / Dog / the «sub.» / too, / woman / the «sub.» / too, / man / the «sub.» / too, / all
\rf jod 1890:433.14

\op thixaiý te. Shoüýge thiü shoüýshoü aýgthiü aýkiaýgtha-biamaý.
\tr chased him. / Horse / the «mv.» / without stopping / sitting on / he had gone again, he said.
\rf jod 1890:433.15

\ti @{Pathiü-noüpazhi}'s war party in 1853

\op T'oügaxthoü taýxti oüthoüýkide gaxthoüý oügaýthai. Shoüý edaýdoü waoüýsizhiüýga
\tr Fall hunt / deer / we shot at / on the hunt / we went. / In fact / what / leaping animal little
\rf jod 1890:434.1

\op bthuýgaxti oüýgunai. A-iýti oüthiüý, uýzhawaxtioüýi. Shoüý taýxti, mikaý, xuýga,
\tr all / we hunted them. / Approaching and pitching tents / we were, / in excellent spirits. / In fact / deer, / raccoon, / badger,
\rf jod 1890:434.2

\op moüýga, ziziýka, shoüý bthuýgaxti, oüýba ge wa'iüý agthiý-hnoüi. Tiý gtheýba oüthiüý.
\tr skunk, / turkey, / in fact / all, / day / the «pl.» / carrying them / they came back regularly. / Tent / ten / we were.
\rf jod 1890:434.3

\op Oügaýtheýgoü, a-iýti. Shi eýgoüi, shi uýzhawaxtioüýi. Oügaýthai eýgoü, waýxe juýba
\tr We went / as, / they approached and pitched tents. / Again / it was so, / again / they were in excellent spirits. / We went / as, / white man / some
\rf jod 1890:435.1

\op wa'eý igthiüý amaý keýdi oügaýhii. Waýxe amaýdi oügaýhii eýgoü, wathaýte wa'iýi,
\tr farming / they who sat at / by the / we arrived. / White man / by them / we arrived / as, / food / they gave us,
\rf jod 1890:435.2

\op uýdoüxtioüýi. Eýgithe utheýwiüawaýthai. Niýkashiüga ukeýthiü hnoükaýshe, iýi-ga.
\tr it was very good. / At length / they collected us. / Indian / ye who are, / be ye coming.
\rf jod 1890:435.3

\op Oüguýkikieý tabaýshe. Hoüý ki oüguýkikieý taiý, ai. Oühoüý, ai. Hoüý eýgoü
\tr We talk to each other / must. / Night / when / we talk to each other / will, / they said. / Yes, / said they. / Night / like
\rf jod 1890:435.4

\op ke waýgiatiý eýgoü, Oügaýthe taiý. Tiý te toügaýxti teýdi zhuýawaýgthe atiýi. Eýgithe,
\tr the / for us they come / as, / We go / will. / House / the / very large / at they / with us / they came. / Behold,
\rf jod 1890:435.5

\op waýxe amaý bthuýgaxti ahiýi ha. (Eý Wateý guaýthishoü, Ni-xeýbe keýta, waýxe
\tr white man / the «sub.» / all / arrived / . / (That / Little Sioux River / beyond, / Water-shallow / at the, / white man
\rf jod 1890:435.6

\op pahoüýgaxchi hi-maý edediý-ma ha. Gthadiüý theýthutoü goüý theý te.) Uaýwakiaiý.
\tr the very first / those who arrived / they were there / . / Across / thence / so / it went.) / They talked with us.
\rf jod 1890:435.7

\op Ahauý! kageýha, uwiýkie miükeý-zha, kageýha, edaýdoü edeýhe ki, eýgoüxti shkaýxe
\tr Oho! / friend, / I talk to you / I who, on the one hand, / friend, / what / I say what if, / just so / you do
\rf jod 1890:435.8

\op taiý. Oüthoüýgudoüýbe toüýgatoü. Uýdoü kiýzhi, eýgoü oügaýxe toüýgatoü, ai
\tr will. / We consider it / we who will. / Good / if, / so / we do it / we who will, / said
\rf jod 1890:435.9

\op (Umoüýhoü amaý). Mazhoüý ke uthaýgashoü hneý taiý te ubthiý'age, ai (waýxe akaý).
\tr (Omahas / the). / Land / the / you traverse / you go / will / the / I am unwilling, / said / (white man / the).
\rf jod 1890:435.10

\op Mazhoüý ke theý thagthiüýxchi thoüý e-hnoüý thagthiüý; ki edaýdoü wanaýgthe thithiýta
\tr Land / the / this / you sit just «on it» / the / that only / you sit «on»; / and / what / domestic animal / your
\rf jod 1890:435.11

\op gashiýbe hiýwathaýthe thithiüýge ha. Eýgoüzha, mazhoüý ke wiwiýta, ai waýxe akaý.
\tr out of it / you cause them to arrive / you have none / . / Though so, / land / the / mine, / said / white man / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:435.12

\op Mazhoüý ke thithiýtazhi; Itiýgoüthai thiüwiüýazhi, uthaýoüsi ha, ai Te-soüý akaý. Itiýgoüthai
\tr Land / the / is not yours; / Grandfather / he did not buy it, / you leaped on it / , / said / Buffalo distant white / the «sub.». / Grandfather
\rf jod 1890:435.13

\op thiüwiüýazhi te iýshpahoü aýdoü ithaýpahoü-xti-moüý, ai. Itiýgoüthai thiükeý thiüwiüý te
\tr he did not buy it / the / you know it / and / I know it very well, / he said. / Grandfather / the one who / he bought it / the
\rf jod 1890:435.14

\op wazhiüýthiskaý-xti aýdoü iýshpahoü aýdoü, ai, thazhuý-bazhi Umoüýhoü thiükeý. Te-soüý akaý
\tr you are very intelligent / therefore / you know it / ? / he said, / speaking contemptuously of / Omaha / the «ob.». / @{Te-soüý} / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:435.15

\op waýxe thiükeý moüýge ke utiüýtiü. Eaýtoü gthoüýthiü-oüthaýthe a. Mazhoüý uhoüýge
\tr white man / the «ob.» / breast / the «ob.» / he hit repeatedly. / Why / do do you make me foolish / ? / Land / end
\rf jod 1890:435.16

\op ke gashiýbe zhiüýga thagthiüý. Wiýebthiüý goüý niýkashiügathaýkithe shniüý tateý.
\tr the / out of it / a little / you sit. / It is I / as / you make yourself a man / you shall be.
\rf jod 1890:435.17

\op Waniüýta ewaýzhiü zhuýt'oü agthaýte koüýbtha, goüý uaýgine moübthiüý, ai Te-soüý akaý.
\tr Animal / of its own accord / grows / I eat mine / I wish, / so / I seek mine / I walk, / said / @{Te-soüý} / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:435.18

\op Eýgoüzha, shoüý ubthiý'age, ai (waýxe akaý). Iýe te oüýthana'oüýzhi, shoüý aýkihoü hneý
\tr Nevertheless, / still / I am unwilling, / said / (white man / the). / Speech / the / me you do not listen to, / yet / beyond / you go
\rf jod 1890:435.19

\op kiýzhi, oükiýkina tateý ha, ai waýxe akaý. Aýkihoü btheý taý miüke. Oüthaýkina teý.
\tr if, / we fight / shall / , / said / white man / the «sub.». / Beyond / I go / will / I who. / You may fight me.
\rf jod 1890:435.20

\op Mazhoüý ke wiwiýta goüý, btheý taa miüke, ai. Oüýhoü, ai, gasaýni hneý kiýzhi,
\tr Land / the / mine / as, / I go / will / I who, / he said. / Yes, / said he, / to-morrow / you go / if,
\rf jod 1890:436.1

\op witoüýbe shubtheý taý miüke ha, ai waýxe akaý. Waýxe-zhiüýga koüýhaha gaýthoü
\tr I see you / I go to you / will / I who / , / said / white man / the «sub.». / Young white people / neighboring ones / that class
\rf jod 1890:436.2

\op utheýwiüawaýthe-de, zhuaýwagthe shubtheý taý miüke, ai waýxe akaý. Hoüýegoüýte
\tr I collect them when, / I with them / I go to you / will / I who, / said / white man / the. / Morning
\rf jod 1890:436.3

\op wahoüýi eýgoü, 'aýbae u'eýtha goüý, oügaýthai eýgoü, thaýbthiü zhuaýwagthe. Waýxe amaý
\tr they removed / as, / hunting / scattered / as, / we went / as, / three / I with them. / White man / the
\rf jod 1890:436.4

\op gtheýba-duýba-xti eýgoü ahiýi eýgoü, waýnase nazhiüýi. Goüýi. Shetoüý noüshtoüýi-ga,
\tr forty about / arrived / as, / heading us off / they stood. / They did so. / That far / stop moving,
\rf jod 1890:436.5

\op ai. Shoüý oügaýthai ki, ku'eý a-iýi eýgoü, wahuýtoüthiü ke waýkii. Oüguýthi'agaiý-de
\tr they said. / Yet / we went / when, / with a rush / they approached / as, / gun / the «ob.» / they tried to get from us. / We were unwilling, when
\rf jod 1890:436.6

\op wakiýdai: Ku! ku! ku! Oügaýgthai eýgoü, ushteý keýta waýthiü ahiýi. Thaý-bazhiýi-ga.
\tr they shot at us: / Koo! / koo! / koo! / We went homeward / as, / remaining / to the / having us / they reached. / Do not go.
\rf jod 1890:436.7

\op Hnaiý ki, wikiýde taiý miüke. Uthoüýda thoü oüguýnazhiüi; eýkipa weýnazhiüi waýxe
\tr Ye go / if, / I shoot at you / will / I who. / Island / the / we stood in it; / stood surrounding us / white man
\rf jod 1890:436.8

\op amaý. Wathaýkide hniýshtoüi, ai. Oüýka-oüýthiü-baýzhi ha, weýzhai waýxe amaý.
\tr the «sub.». / You shot at us / you finished, / he said. / We are not so / , / doubted their word / white man / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:436.9

\op Oüthaýkide hniýshtoüi goüý, shoüý btheý taý miüke, ai. Mazhoüý wiwiýta uaýgiha
\tr You have finished shooting at me / as, / at any rate / I go / will / I who, / said he. / Land / my / I follow my own
\rf jod 1890:436.10

\op moübthiüý, ai. 'Aýbae moübthiüý. Eaýtoü azhoüýi a. Iüýthikoüýi-ga. Shubtheý taý
\tr I walk, / said he. / Hunting / I walk. / Why / do you act so / ? / Make ye room for me. / I go to you / will
\rf jod 1890:436.11

\op miüke, ai. Aýthahushiýge, wikiýde teýiüke, ai. Hau! eýgizhoü shkoüýhna ki,
\tr I who, / said he. / You speak saucily, / I shoot at you / will, / he said. / Ho! / you do that / you wish / if,
\rf jod 1890:436.12

\op eýgoü-ga, ai Umoüýhoü amaý. Athaiý ki, waýxe amaý weýthikoüi. Paheý ke
\tr do it, / said / Omahas / the «sub.». / They went / when, / white men / the «sub.» / made way for them. / Hill / the
\rf jod 1890:436.13

\op oüýgahe oügaýthai goüý pamuý oügaýthai. Watiýshka ke oügaýhii. Watiýshka ke
\tr we went over / we went / and / down-hill / we went. / Stream / the / we reached. / Stream / the
\rf jod 1890:436.14

\op ugthiüý uýdoü; eýdi oüguýgthiüi.
\tr to sit in / good; / there / we sat in.
\rf jod 1890:436.15

\op Eýgithe waýxe amaý eýthoübe atiýi, heýga-baýzhi, gtheýbahiýwiü-noüýba-xti-eýgoü.
\tr At length / white man / the «sub.» / in sight / came, / a great many, / hundred two about.
\rf jod 1890:436.16

\op Oüguý gtheýba-thaýbthiü-xchi oüýthiü. Watiýshka ke uspeý oüguýgthiüi; niý koüýhaxchi
\tr We / thirty just / we were. / Stream / the / sunken place / we sat in; / water / on the very bank
\rf jod 1890:436.17

\op ke oügthiüýi. Wanaýshe-zhiüýga eheý thiü eýthoübe hiý. Wadoüýbe. Goüý iýthoü
\tr the / we sat. / Young-soldier / I said / the one who / in sight / arrived. / He looked at them. / He did &so suddenly
\rf jod 1890:436.18

\op kiýzhi, aý ke 'eýthoüthai. T'eýoüthai hau, aiý. Daýdoü baskiýthe! t'eýoüthextioüýi, ai.
\tr when, / arm / the «ob.» / he was hit on. / They have killed me / ! / he said. / What / angry! / they have really killed me, / he said,
\rf jod 1890:436.19

\op Ahauý! aiý. Keý! shoüý wiýoünaxiýtha taiý, ai. Bthuýga oünaýzhiüi, oüguýgtha'aiý. Eýgazeýze
\tr Oho! / they said. / Come! / at any rate / we dash on them / will, / they said. / All / we stood, / we gave the scalp-yell. / In a row
\rf jod 1890:436.20

\op zeýze goüý wiýoünaxiýtha oügaýthai. Waýxe-ma oüwoüýbaazaiý. Shoüýge aýgthiü waýxe
\tr so / we dashed on them / we went. / The white men / we scared them off. / Horse / sat on / white men
\rf jod 1890:436.21

\op bthuýga: Umoüýhoü wiüaýxchi shoüýge aýgthiü, Aýgaha-moüýthiü. Iýgadize-hnoüý-biamaý.
\tr all: / Omaha / just one / horse / sat on, / @{Aýgaha-moüýthiü}. / He rode round and round, they say.
\rf jod 1890:437.1

\op Weýgoüze moüthiüý: Waýxe-ma muýwashnoü gaxaýi-ga. Wedaýzhi-hnoü thishiýbai-ga,
\tr Instructing us / he walked: / The white men / missing them in shooting / make ye. / Elsewhere, always / discharge ye «the guns»,
\rf jod 1890:437.2

\op ai. Eýgithe shi Umoüýhoü akaý waýnasai ha. Hau! keý, noüshtoüýi-ga. Shoüýoügaýxe
\tr he said. / At length / again / Omahas / the «sub.» / headed them off / . / Ho! / come, / stop going. / Let us cease,
\rf jod 1890:437.3

\op taiý, ai Aýgaha-moüýthiü akaý. Waýxe-ma oüýguwoükiýzhii; wiüeýshte oügthiýkena-baýzhi
\tr said / @{Aýgaha-moüýthiü} / the «sub.». / The white men / we have them for near relations; / even one / we do not injure our own
\rf jod 1890:437.4

\op te uýdoü ha, ai. Oügaýgthai. Wa'uý-madi oügaýkii. Keý! oügaýthe taiý,
\tr the / good / , / said he. / We went homeward. / To the women / we came home. / Come! / let us go,
\rf jod 1890:437.5

\op ai. Oügaýthai. Goüý a-iýti oüthiüý hau. Hau. Taýxti ke heýgashtewoü-baýzhi, t'oüý
\tr they said. / We went. / And / approaching and camping / we were /  / «paragraph» / Deer / the / a great many, / abundant
\rf jod 1890:437.6

\op chaýbai. Taýxti ke oüýb ithaýugthe wakiýde moüthiüýi, taýxti-ma keaýxpagtha. Paýze
\tr very. / Deer / the / day / throughout / shooting at them / they walked, / the deer / moved in and out among themselves. / Evening
\rf jod 1890:437.7

\op miüý itheý ki, akiýi. Niýashiüga wiüaýxchi akaý saýtoü shte t'eýwathaiý, duýba shte t'eýwathaiý,
\tr sun / had gone / when, / they got back. / Man / one / the «sub.» / five / even / he killed them, / four / even / he killed them,
\rf jod 1890:437.8

\op thaýbthiü shteý t'eýwathaiý, noübaý shte t'eýwathaiý, uýzhawa heýga-baýzhi. Gasaýni mazhoüý
\tr three / even / he killed them, / two / even / he killed them, / pleasure / not a little. / To-morrow / land
\rf jod 1890:437.9

\op gaýthu thoüýdi oütiý taiý, ai. Ki eýgasaýni ki, shi eýgoüxti oümoüýthiüi, heýgazhi t'eoüýwoüthaiý.
\tr that place / at the / we will camp, / said they. / And / the next day / when, / again / just so / we walked, / a great many / we killed them.
\rf jod 1890:437.10

\op Gaxthoüý amaý a-iýtii, wachiýshka keýdshi shi oüguýtii; shi 'aýbae bthuýgaxti
\tr those who were on the hunt / camped, / stream / by the / again / we camped in; / again / hunting / all
\rf jod 1890:437.11

\op wa'iüý akiýi. Ediýhi, eýgithe, eýathaýtha taý amaý. Geýthishoü btheý taý miüke, ai
\tr carrying them / reached home. / Then, / behold, / in different directions / will, / they said. / In that direction / I go / will / I who, / said
\rf jod 1890:437.12

\op juýba. Ki wiý shti geýbthe ta) miüke, ai. Ki wiý shti gaýke uaýha taý miüke,
\tr some. / And / I / too / I go by that course / will / I who, / said «one». / And / I / too / that «stream?» / I go along it / will / I who,
\rf jod 1890:437.13

\op ai. Thaýbthiühoü eýathaýtha oügaýthai; uthiýzoü teýdi ueýhe. A-iýti oüthiüý eýgoü, taýxti
\tr said «one». / In three parties / in different directions / we went; / middle / to the / I joined. / Approaching and camping / we were / as, / deer
\rf jod 1890:437.14

\op ke heýgashtewoüýzhi shi t'eoüýwoüthaiý. Shi oügaýgthai eýgoü, aýkihoü a-iýti oüthiüý.
\tr the / a great many / again / we killed them. / Again / we went homeward / as, / beyond / approaching and camping / we were.
\rf jod 1890:437.15

\op Hoüý ki 'aýbae amaý agthiýi. Niýkashiüga noüýba edediý ameýde Shaoüý amaý, ai.
\tr Night / when / they who hunted / came home. / Man / two / there / they were, but / Dakotas / they were, / said they.
\rf jod 1890:437.16

\op Uaýwakiýa-maýzhi, eý shti oüwoüýkia-baýzhi. Wuhuý! uýwathakieý etaiý kiýzhi. Gasaýni
\tr I did not talk to them, / they / too / did not talk to me. / Surprising! / you should have talked to them. / To-morrow
\rf jod 1890:437.17

\op washtoüýbai kiýzhi, noübeý uýthoü-ba uýwakiaýi-ga, ai. Eýgithe shi hoüý te akiýi.
\tr you see them / if, / hand / you hold and / talk ye to them, / said «one». / At length / again / night / when / they reached home.
\rf jod 1890:437.18

\op Shaoüý amaý thiügaiý. Oüwoüýdoüba-baýzhi, oüwoüýwataýthishoü ugaýshoü athaiý eýiüte, ai.
\tr Dakotas / the «sub.» / there were none. / We did not see them, / in what direction / traveling / they may have gone, / said they.
\rf jod 1890:437.19

\op Gasaýni shi washtoüýbai ki, iüýtoü uýwakieýgoüi-ga, ai. Oüzhoüýi. Goüýki Shaoüý
\tr To-morrow / again / you see them / if, / now / do talk to them, / said «one». / We slept. / And / Dakotas
\rf jod 1890:438.1

\op tiýi duýbai te. Hoüý teýdi gtheýwakithaiý te, wa'uý amaý oüýhai. Goüýki nuý amaý
\tr tent / were four. / Night / when / they sent them homeward, / woman / the «pl. sub.» / fled. / And / man / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:438.2

\op siýoütheý wagthaýde a-iýi te, oüguý. Goüý wachiýshka zhiüýga oüguýtii ke hiýdeata
\tr alone / creeping up to us / they were coming, / us. / And / stream / small / we camped in / the / down-stream
\rf jod 1890:438.3

\op shoüýge-ma theýoüwoüthaiý. Uýwathishoüýi te Shaoüý amaý, shoüýge-ma uýnai te. Eýgithe
\tr the horses «ob.» / we sent them. / Went around us / Dakotas / the «sub.» / the horses «ob.» / sought them / when. / At length
\rf jod 1890:438.4

\op shoüýge-ma weýthai te. Weýthai eýgoü, goüýki waýthiü agthaiý te. Oüthoüýgipahoübazhiýxti
\tr the horses «ob.» / they found them. / They found them / as, / after a while / having them / they went homeward. / We did not know at all about our own
\rf jod 1890:438.5

\op eýgoü, shi 'aýbae oügaýthai; taýxti-ma oüwoüýkidaiý. Paýze hiý eýgoü,
\tr as, / again / hunting / we went; / the deer / we shot at them. / Evening / arrived / as,
\rf jod 1890:438.6

\op oügaýgthai ki, eýgithe, shiüýgazhiüýga, wa'uý edaýbe, paheý theýgegoü geýdi aýnazhiüi, xageý
\tr we went homeward / when, / behold, / child, / woman / also, / hill / like these / on them / stood on, / crying
\rf jod 1890:438.7

\op za'eýxti amaý. Eaýtoü aýdoü. Shoüýge bthuýgaxti waýthiü aýkiaýgthai thoü+, ai te.
\tr they made a great uproar / they say. / Wherefore / ? / Horse / all / having them / they have gone again / «past sign ?» / they said.
\rf jod 1890:438.8

\op Xe-iý! waýthizhu-baýzhi heýga-baýzhi, ai. Goüý weýtha-bazhi goüý oügthiüý oüýgathiüý. Ahauý!
\tr Alas! / they have injured us / not a little, / said «they». / And / we sad / so / we sat / we who moved. / Oho!
\rf jod 1890:438.9

\op ai. Goüý xaýtha oügaýgthe taiý. Oüwoüýhoü taiý. Oüwoüýhoüi eýgoü, bthuýgaxti
\tr said «one». / And / back again / let us go homeward. / Let us remove the camp. / We removed / as, / all
\rf jod 1890:438.10

\op oüwoüý'iü'iüýi, wa'uý, shiüýgazhiüýga, noüý-ma shti, bthuýga. Goüý oügaýgthai eýgoü,
\tr we carried little packs, / woman, / child, / the grown ones / too, / all. / And / we went homeward / as,
\rf jod 1890:438.11

\op wachiýshka Zoüdeý-buýta eý akiýti oüthiüý. Oüzhoüýi eýgoü oüýba. Uthuýdoüdoübeýgoüi-ga,
\tr stream / @{Zoüdeý-buýta} / that / we returned to and camped / we were. / We slept / as / day. / Do consider ye it a little,
\rf jod 1890:438.12

\op ai. Ahauý! eheý, niýkashiüga thizhuýbazhi kiýdzhi, eýgoüweý'oü goüýthawaýthe ebtheýgoü.
\tr said «one». / Oho! / I said, / man / injures one / when, / to do so in return / desirable / I think.
\rf jod 1890:438.13

\op Niýkashiüga ukeýthiü shkoüý eaýwakigoüýi, noübeý 'oüý wakiýde, shoüý wathiýtoü ge 'oüý
\tr Indian / habits / they are like us, / hand / how / to shoot, / indeed / work / the «pl. ob.» / how
\rf jod 1890:438.14

\op shkoüý geý shtewoüý. Ugaýhanapaýze wagthaýde, shoüýge weýnashai te eý shti eýgoü
\tr habits / the «pl. ob.» / soever. / Darkness / to crawl up to them, / horse / snatching from them / the «act» / that / too / so
\rf jod 1890:438.15

\op oüthoüýbahoüýi, ebtheýgoü. Oüthiýpii, ebtheýgoü. Oüthiýxe taiteý, eheý. Sigtheý ke
\tr we know, / I think. / We do it well, / I think. / We chase / shall, / I said. / Trail / the
\rf jod 1890:438.16

\op oüthoüýguhe taiteý, eheý. Waxuýbe uaýhoü taý miüke, eheý, wiý.
\tr we follow it / shall, / I said. / Sacred thing / I cook / will / I who, / I said, / I.
\rf jod 1890:438.17

\op Hau. Waxuýbe uaýhoü. Niýkashiüga utheýwiüawaýthe. Shoüý tanuýka taýxti uaýhoü;
\tr «paragraph» / Sacred thing / I cooked. / Man / I collected them. / And / fresh meat / deer / I cooked;
\rf jod 1890:438.18

\op tanuýka te moüýzeska noüýba iýgaxe eý-hnoü uaýhoü. Neýxe te moüýzeska saýtoü.
\tr fresh meat / the / silver / two / valued at / that only / I cooked. / kettle / the / silver / five.
\rf jod 1890:438.19

\op Wat'oüý, waiýiü zhiýde, waiýiü tuý, haxuýde saýbe, unaýzhiü btheýka uýgaxe noüýba, bthiýze;
\tr Goods, / blanket / red, / blanket / green, / robe / black, / shirt / thin / figured / two, / I took;
\rf jod 1890:438.20

\op akiýtha wiüý bthuýga ki eýdi masaýni paýxe: uthuýshiata iteýathe. Theý weýku-ma,
\tr both / one / round «one» / and / on it / half a dollar / I made it; / in the middle / I placed them. / This / those who were invited,
\rf jod 1890:438.21

\op Hau! theýte wiýoübthai, eheý. Niýkashiüga gaýthiü waýthizhuaýzhi thiüý uaýne taý miüke.
\tr Ho! / this pile / I abandon to you, / I said. / Person / that one / he who did wrong / I seek him / will / I who.
\rf jod 1890:439.1

\op Awaýshkoü moübthiüý tateý. Wazhiüý thithiýta oüthaý'i taiý, wiýbthiüwiü, eheý. Hau! ai,
\tr I make an effort / I walk / shall. / Disposition / your / you give me / will, / I buy it from you, / I said. / Ho! / said they,
\rf jod 1890:439.2

\op oüthiý'i toüýgatoü thoüýzha, wathaýshkoü teý, iüthiüýgai. Iüýbehiü thizaiý-de uthuýshiata
\tr we give it to you / we will / though, / you do your best / will, / they said that to me. / Pillow / they took when / in the middle
\rf jod 1890:439.3

\op iheýthai. Peýxe noüýba edaýbe iüthiýxuka toüýgatoü. Hniüýwiü eýgoü, oüthiý'i toüýgatoü,
\tr they laid it. / Gourd / two / also / we sing for you to dance / we will. / You buy it / as, / we give it to you / we will,
\rf jod 1890:439.4

\op ai. Hneý tateý thoüýzha, uýshkoü athiý'oü te eýgoütheý'oü thagthiý tateý, ai. Wa'oüý
\tr said they. / You go / shall / though, / deed / is done to you / the / you do so to him / you have come home / shall, / said they. / Singing
\rf jod 1890:439.5

\op gthiüýi, peýxe gasaýthui te, iüýbehiü aýmoütiü gthiüýi. Hoüý te sneýdegoü, shoüýxti
\tr they sat, / gourd / they rattled, / pillow / beating it against / they sat. / Night / the / long, as, / they beat
\rf jod 1890:439.6

\op gaoüýbai. Goüý nudoüý zhuýawaýgthe goüýtha-ma noütaiý bthuýga. Wiý t'eýathe taý
\tr even till day. / And / to war / I with them / they who wished / they danced / all. / I / I kill him / will
\rf jod 1890:439.7

\op miüke, ai. Wiý ubthoüý taý miüke, ai. Wiý uý thiügeýxti ubthoüý taý miüke, ai.
\tr I who, / said «one». / I / I take hold of / will / I who, / said «another». / I / wound / none at all / I take hold of / will / I who, / said «a third».
\rf jod 1890:439.8

\op Shoüýge eweýnashe taý miüke, ai. Hau. Oüýba. Goüý oü'iýi eýgoü, wiý shti eýathaýtha
\tr Horse / I steal from them / will / I who, / said «a fourth». / «paragraph» / Day. / And / they gave to me / as, / I / too / in different directions
\rf jod 1890:439.9

\op awaý'i. Wathiýxabe ahniüý hneý te, wabaýxte ahniüý hneý te (ithaýthisoüde zhuýgthe-hnoüýi).
\tr I gave. / Sacred bag / you have it / you go / will, / bundle / you have it / you go / will / (what is fastened securely to it / with it, regularly).
\rf jod 1890:439.10

\op Ugaýhanapaýze kimoüýgthoü athaiý, wiüýthoüthoüýxchi iýkinaýxthe ubeýsniü
\tr Darkness / stealing himself / went, / just one by one / hiding himself / to find him out
\rf jod 1890:439.11

\op thiügeýxchi goüý atheý-hnoüi. Hoüýadi nudoüý athaý-bikeamaý, ai. Gashiýbe a-iýzhoüi.
\tr there is no one at all / so / they were going. / Last night / to war / they went, it is said, / they said. / Outside of / they approached and lay down.
\rf jod 1890:439.12

\op Hau! niýkawasoüý, wadoüýbe moüthiüýi-ga, eheý. Weýgoüze wiüý a-iýzhoü-hnoüýi
\tr Ho! / warrior, / to see / walk ye, / I said. / Measure / one / they usually approach and lie down
\rf jod 1890:439.13

\op hoüý wadoüýbe amaý. Hau! niýkawasoüý, atoüý thazhoüýtithiýthiüge ki, giýi-ga ha,
\tr night / scout / the «pl. sub.». / Ho! / warrior, / when / you are sleepy / if, / come back / ,
\rf jod 1890:439.14

\op eheý. * * * Wazhiüýga-zhiýde huýtoü eýtoü teýdi, Paýhoüi-ga! paýhoüi-ga! eheý. Paýhoü
\tr I said. / * * * Small bird red / cried / at that time / then, / Arise ye! / arise ye! / I said. / Arising
\rf jod 1890:439.15

\op aýtiaýthai te woüýgithe. * * * Eýgasaýni ki, wadoüýbe amaý sabaýzhixchi agthiýi. Agiýi
\tr they started up / all. / * * * The next day / when, / scouts / the «sub.» / very suddenly / came back. / They were coming
\rf jod 1890:439.16

\op kiýzhi, nudoüýhoüga noüýba kiýbaxtha athaiý. Nuýdoühoügaý, wachiýshka theý geýthishoü
\tr when, / war-chief / two / fact to face / went. / O war-chief, / stream / this / that side
\rf jod 1890:439.17

\op ke iüýchoüxchi waýthiü agthaiý ke. Unoüýsude teýga gthagthaý. (Shoüýge zhaýzha moüthiüý
\tr the / just now / having them / they went homeward. / Bare spots were made in by treading / new / suddenly and frequently. / (Horse / dunging often / walked
\rf jod 1890:439.18

\op ke, eý wakaiý.) Soüý itaýta-xti agthaiý ke. Hau! niýkawasoüý, keý, oüdoüýbe taiý.
\tr the, / that / they meant.) / White afar off / in many clusters, here and there / they went back. / Ho! / warriors, / come, / let us see.
\rf jod 1890:439.19

\op Eýdi athaiý. Eýdi ahiýi. Theýe ha, ai. Hau! niýkawasoüý, eýe ha. Wioüýguhe
\tr There / they went. / There / they arrived. / This is it / , / «he» said. / Ho! / warriors, / it is that / . / We follow them
\rf jod 1890:439.20

\op taiý, ai. Wiuýhai. Wiuýhe shoüý moüthiüý oüýba t ithaýugthe. Eýgithe miüý th
\tr will, / said «he». / They followed them. / Following them / still / walked / day / the / throughout. / At length / sun / the
\rf jod 1890:440.1

\op itheýxchi ki, akiýtii ke. Eýgithe, shoüýge-ma waýthiü akiýi te. Tiýi ke duýba. Hoüý
\tr had gone very / when, / they reached there again and camped. / Behold, / the horses / having them / they had reached there. / Lodges / the / four. / Night
\rf jod 1890:440.2

\op ki oüzhoüýi, ki eýgasaýni oüwoüýthixai. Uzhoüýge ke oüguýha oümoüýthiüi thoüýzha,
\tr when / we slept, / and / the next day / we chased them. / Road / the / we followed it / we walked / though,
\rf jod 1890:440.3

\op oüýguxtha-baýzhi; shi hebaýdi oüzhoüýi. Shi eýgasaýni oüwoüýthixe oügaýthai. Shi oüýguxtha-baýzhi;
\tr we did not overtake them; / again / on the way / we slept. / Again / the next day / we pursued them / we went. / Again / we did not overtake them;
\rf jod 1890:440.4

\op hebaýdi oüzhoüýi. Oüýba duýba oüwoüýthixai; oüýba wiüdeýtoühe, miüýthumoüýshi
\tr on the way / we slept. / Day / four / we pursued them; / day / half the length arrived, / noon
\rf jod 1890:440.5

\op teýdi oünoüýshtoüi, uwaýzhethaxtioüýi. Oüwoüýthatai. Shi oüwoüýthixe oügaýthai. Eýgithe
\tr at / we stopped going, / we were very tired. / We ate. / Again / we pursued them / we went. / At length
\rf jod 1890:440.6

\op wachiýshka ke uzhaýta keýta oügaýhii ki, sigtheý ke uzhaýta bashoüýshoü ke uhaý athaiý
\tr stream / the / fork / at the / we arrived / when, / trail / the / fork / winding / the / following it / it had
\rf jod 1890:440.7

\op ke ha. Ki wioüýganase tai-eýgoü, uzhaýta thuýtoü ke oüguýha oügaýthai. Pamuý
\tr gone / . / And / we head them off / in order that, / fork / straight / the / we followed / we went. / Down-hill
\rf jod 1890:440.8

\op oütoüýthiü oügaýthe-hnoüýi, ki uiýthoübe gishkoüýxti oümoüýthiü oügaýthe-hnoüýi,
\tr we ran / we went always, / and / up-hill / very fast / we walked / we went always,
\rf jod 1890:440.9

\op miüýthumoüshi hiýazhi teýdi. Eýgithe miüý thoü hideýxchi tediýhi oünoüýshtoüi. Noübaý
\tr noon / arrived not / when. / At length / sun / the / bottom very / it arrived at the / we stopped going. / Two
\rf jod 1890:440.10

\op wadoüýbe athaiý. Goüý-thoüka-zhiüýga ki, agiýi. Ugaýhanapaýze ediýhi ki, shi
\tr to see / went. / They moved a little while / when, / they were coming back. / Darkness / it arrived there / when, / again
\rf jod 1890:440.11

\op wachiýshka uzhaýta bashoüýshoü ke itaýxataýthishoü ke oügaýkii. Eýdi oügaýkii eýgoü,
\tr stream / fork / winding / the / towards the head / the / we came to it again. / There / we reached it again / as,
\rf jod 1890:440.12

\op wadoüýbe noüýba hiýdeata theýoüwoükithaiý. Athaiý eýgoü, eýgithe sabaýzhixti Shaoüý
\tr scouts / two / down-stream / we sent them. / They went / as, / at length / very suddenly / Dakota
\rf jod 1890:440.13

\op tiý shaýpenoüýba weýthai. Ki wadoüýbe amaý agiýi. Shaýgi! shaýgi! shaýgi! ai.
\tr tent / twelve / they found them. / And / scouts / the «sub.» / were coming back. / There they are, coming gack! / there they are, coming back! / there they are, coming back! / said «some».
\rf jod 1890:440.14

\op Oükiýoütha gthiýheoüýthai. Eýgithe wadoüýbe amaý agthiýi. Nuýdoühoügaý! weoüýthai.
\tr We threw ourselves down to hide. / At length / scouts / the / had come. / O war-chief! / we found them.
\rf jod 1890:440.15

\op Tiý shaýpenoüýba athaiý ke ha, ai. Wachiýshka ke uhaý oüwoüýha oügaýgii. Eýgithe
\tr Tent / twelve / have gone / , / said they. / Stream / the / following it / we followed «their trail» / we were coming back. / At length
\rf jod 1890:440.16

\op Shaoüý tiý shaýpenoüýba ke tiýi thoü eýdi oügaýkii, thi'uýdexti teýdi. Peýde te
\tr Dakota / tent / twelve / the / had been pitched / the «past act» / there / we reached on our homeward way, / altogether deserted / when. / Fire / the
\rf jod 1890:440.17

\op shetoüý zeýxchioüý. Hoüý heýbe oüýguxthe toüýgathiüý.
\tr so far / very yellow. / Night / a part / we pursue them / we who will move.
\rf jod 1890:440.18

\op Shaoüý amaý wachiýshka ke bas'iüý uhaiý, ki Shaoüý ushteý amaý shoüýge waýthiü
\tr Dakotas / the «sub.» / stream / the / upside down / went along, / and / Dakotas / the rest / horse / had them
\rf jod 1890:440.19

\op amaý waýkipai. Hoüý te wiüdeýtoüxtihiý ki, oüýguxthaiý. Hau! niýkawasoüý, iüsh'aýge
\tr the ones who / met them. / Night / the / just reached half the distance / when, / we overtook them. / Ho! / warrior, / old man
\rf jod 1890:440.20

\op mazhoüý weýthazhiüýgai eýzhoümiüý ha. Hau! niýkawasoüý, hoüý heýbe oüýguxthe taiý.
\tr land / they speak slightingly of us / I suspect / . / Ho! / warrior, / night / a part of / let us overtake them.
\rf jod 1890:441.1

\op Washkoüý egoüýi-ga. Thikoüý, thitiýgoü edaýbe, uthiýgihita-baýzhi eýzhoümiüý ha. Atoüýhiü
\tr Do your best. / Your grandmothers, / your grandfathers / also, / they are yearning for you, their own, / I suspect / . / At last
\rf jod 1890:441.2

\op ki, eýthoübe gthiý eteýdoü, ethiýgigaiý eýzhoümiüý ha. Tiýadiýtoü aýtha'oü thaýthiüsheý iüte.
\tr when, / in sight / he has come / apt? / they say that about you / I suspect / . / From the lodge / what luck have you / you are moving / ?
\rf jod 1890:441.3

\op Uzhoüýge ke oüthiýxe oümoüýthiüi. Wadoüýbe amaý aýiaýthai ki iýtha-baýzhi agthiiý. Sheýtoü
\tr Road / the / we pursued / we walked. / Scouts / the «sub.» / had gone / when / not finding «any one» / had come back. / So far
\rf jod 1890:441.4

\op oüýguxtha-baýzhi, ai. Wachiýshka zhiüýga gaýxa ediý te oüthiýtai ki, masaýni oügaýhii
\tr we have not overtaken them, / said they. / Stream / small / «going» aside / there / the / we forded / when, / the other side / we reached
\rf jod 1890:441.5

\op ki, nudoüýhoüga wiüý, Niniý aiüý taý miüke, niýkawasoüý, ai. Aýgaha-moüýthiü
\tr when, / war-chief / one, / Tobacco / I use / will / I who, / warrior, / he said. / @{Aýgaha-moüýthiü}
\rf jod 1890:441.6

\op akeýi ha. Hiübeý oüguýgitoü oügthiüýi. Hiübeý utoüý thikuýkuthaýi-ga, ai Aýgaha-moüýthiü
\tr it was he / . / Moccasin / we put on our moccasins / we sat. / Moccasin / to put on moccasins / pull them on hastily, / said / @{Aýgaha-moüýthiü}
\rf jod 1890:441.7

\op akaý. Hau! niýkawasoüý, niniý zhiüý hniýshtoüi ki, shiý taiý. Wiý watoüýbe
\tr the «sub.». / Ho! / warrior, / tobacco / you use / you finish / when, / you reach there / will. / I / I see them
\rf jod 1890:441.8

\op btheý, eheý. Uzhoüýge ke uaýha moübthiüý. Atoüýtoübthiü moübthiüý. Xthabeý ke
\tr I go, / I said. / Road / the / I followed it / I walked. / I ran a little, now and then / I walked. / Tree / the «line of»
\rf jod 1890:441.9

\op ugaýshabe zhoüý. Koüýgexchi piý ki, shoüýge-ma uzhoüýge ke uhaý thutiýi eýgoü,
\tr making a distant shadow / lay. / Very near / I arrived / when, / the horses / road / the / following it / had come this way / as,
\rf jod 1890:441.10

\op waýpasi eýgoü, waýbthiü piý. Umoüýhoü shoüýge etaiý-ma wiýxti awaýgthize.
\tr I drove them along / as, / I had them / I was coming back. / Omahas / horses / their «pl. ob.» / I myself / I seized our own again.
\rf jod 1890:441.11

\op Waýpasi agtheý goüý theý gthiüý thoükaý koüýgexchi waýbthiü piý ki, shkoüýazhi ithoüýawaýthe.
\tr I drove them along / I went back / so / this / sitting / those who were / very near / I had them / I was coming back / when, / not stirring / I placed them.
\rf jod 1890:441.12

\op Eýta agtheý. Atoüýtoübthiüý. Theý gthiüý thoükaýta awaýtape agtheý. Sheýtoü
\tr Thither / I went back. / I ran a little, now and then. / This / sitting / to those who were / I, being near to them / I went back. / So far
\rf jod 1890:441.13

\op sheýtheshtewoüýzhi; niniý goüý gthiüý amaý. Hau! niýkawasoüý, nudoüýhoüga edaýbe,
\tr they had not stirred in the least; / tobacco / as they were / they were sitting. / Ho! / warrior, / war-chief / also,
\rf jod 1890:441.14

\op sheýtheshtewoüýzhi thagthiüýi. Uzhoüýge ke niýkashiüýga juýba uhaý agiýi, eheý. Wa!
\tr not stirring in the least / you sat. / Road / the / person / some / following it / are coming back, / I said. / Why!
\rf jod 1890:441.15

\op niýkawasoüý, 'oüý eýiüte. Oüwoüýwataýthishoü shoüý oüýthiü taiý eýiüte, ai. Geýpe:
\tr warrior, / what is the matter / can be? / In what direction / by and by / we are / will / can? / said they. / I said as follows:
\rf jod 1890:441.16

\op Niýkawasoüý, nudoüýhoüga edaýbe, kaýshixti juýba waýbthiü agthiý, eheý. Haý!
\tr Warrior, / war-chief / also, / a very long time ago / some / I had them / I came back, / I said. / Thanks!
\rf jod 1890:441.17

\op nudoüýhoüga! haý! nudoüýhoüga! haý! nudoüýhoüga! ai. Oüýthistuýbai.
\tr war-chief! / thanks! / war-chief! / said they. / They extended their hands towards me.
\rf jod 1890:441.18

\op Sipaýhi oüniýa-maýzhi agthiý tateý aýtha, ai. Waýkoütoüýi-ga! waýkoütoüýi-ga! eheý.
\tr Toes / not paining me / I come home / shall / indeed, / said «one». / Tie ye them! / tie ye them! / I said.
\rf jod 1890:441.19

\op Haýzhiüga weýkoütoüýi eýgoü, iýki waýbaxtai. Hau! niýkawasoüý, theýthu woüýgithe
\tr Cord / they tied them with / as, / chin / they tied them. / Ho! / warrior, / here / all
\rf jod 1890:442.1

\op thiskiýe uýthoü gthiüýi-ga, eheý. Niýkawasoüý, nudoüýhoüga edaýbe, oüwoüýbesniüýshtewoü-baýzhi.
\tr together / holding them / sit ye, / I said. / Warrior, / war-chief / also, / they found me out in the least not.
\rf jod 1890:442.2

\op shtewoü-baýzhi. Pi oüýgi'oü taiý, eheý. Ushteý amaý wagaýxthoü amaý shoüýge-ma
\tr Anew / let us do it to him, / I said. / The rest / servants / the «sub.» / the horses
\rf jod 1890:442.3

\op wakoüýtoüi goüý shkoüýazhi uýthoü gthiüýi. Hau! nuýdoühoügaý, eýdi oügaýthe teý, eheý.
\tr tied them / so / motionless / holding them / sat. / Ho! / O war-chief, / there / let us two go, / I said.
\rf jod 1890:442.4

\op Eýdi oügaýthe, noüýba theýgoü. Ugaýhanapaýze, shoüý bamaýmaxe oügaýthai.
\tr There / we went, / two / thus. / Darkness, / yet / bowing the head repeatedly / we went.
\rf jod 1890:442.5

\op Eýgazeýze goüýxti tiý amaý. Nuýdoühoügaý, tiý uhoüýge aýma teýta hneý teý, eheý.
\tr In a line / just so / they / camped. / O war-chief, / tent / end / the one / to the / you go / will, / I said.
\rf jod 1890:442.6

\op Oühoüý, eýdi btheý taý miüke, ai. Thiý, aýwateýdi shneý ta, ai. Tiý uhoüýge aýma
\tr Yes, / there / I go / will / I who, / said he. / You, / by which / you go / will? / said he. / Tent / end / the other
\rf jod 1890:442.7

\op teýta btheý taý miüke, nuýdoühoügaý, eheý. 'Oüýxti shteýshtewoüý juýba waýbthiü agthiý
\tr to the / I go / will / I who, / O war-chief, / I said. / Just how it happens / notwithstanding / some / I have them / I have come
\rf jod 1890:442.8

\op taý miüke, eheý. Eýdi btheý. Eýgithe shoüýge-ma tizheýbexti ugaýshk ithoüýwathaiý amaý.
\tr will / I who, / I said. / There / I went. / At length / the horses / «at» the very door / fastened / they had been placed.
\rf jod 1890:442.9

\op Eýdi piý. Shoüýge amaý aýzhi oüwoüýthibthoüýi eýgoü, iýoühaiý. Maýhiü agthiýze goüý
\tr There / I arrived. / Horse / the «pl. sub.» / different / they smelt me / as, / they fled for that reason. / Knife / I took my / so
\rf jod 1890:442.10

\op weýkoütoü ge maýawaýsasa; waýpasi agtheý. Hau! niýkawasoüý, theýama shi juýba
\tr lariat / the «ob.» / I cut them repeatedly; / I drove them / I went homeward. / Ho! / O warrior, / these / again / some
\rf jod 1890:442.11

\op shi waýbthiü agthiý, eheý. Oüthistuýbai. Haý! nudoüýhoüga! haý! nudoüýhoüga!
\tr again / I have them / I have come, / I said. / They extended their hands towards me. / Thanks! / war-chief! / thanks! / war-chief!
\rf jod 1890:442.12

\op haý! nudoüýhoüga! nuýdoühoügaý, weýshnoüoüthaýgithe, ai. Hoüý wiüaýxchi te,
\tr thanks! / war-chief! / O war-chief, / you cause us to be thankful, / said they. / Night / just one / when,
\rf jod 1890:442.13

\op noüboüý waýbthize. Hau! Waýgthiüi-ga! waýgthiüi-ga! waýgthiüi-ga! eheý. Shoüýge-ma
\tr twice / I took them. / Ho! / Sit on them! / sit on them! / sit on them! / I said. / The horses «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:442.14

\op waýgazhaýd ithoüýthoüi. Shoüýge aýgthiü-baýzhi ameýdegoü uskoüýskaxti aýagazhaýde goüý
\tr they straddled them / they did it suddenly. / Horse / not ridden / it was of that sort / directly «on it» / I straddled / so
\rf jod 1890:442.15

\op aýagthiü goüý kigthiýzhemuxa goüý, oüýoüthaýxti itheýthai. Hau! niýkawasoüý, siüdeýhadi
\tr I sat on it / so / kicking up his heels / so, / he threw me very far away. / Ho! / warrior, / at the tail
\rf jod 1890:442.16

\op ithoüýthai-ga. Oügaýgthe taýbasheý, eheý. Shoüý thiýskieýxti oügaýgthai. Shoüý oünoüýoübaiý.
\tr place him. / We go homeward / must, / I said. / And / all together / we went homeward. / We rode till day.
\rf jod 1890:442.17

\op Gishkoüýxti oügthiüýi. Shoüýxti oünoüýmiüthumoüýshii. Ediýhi ki, oüoüýshtoüi.
\tr Very rapidly / we sat. / We rode even till noon. / It arrived / when, / we stopped going.
\rf jod 1890:442.18

\op Shkoüýazhithoüýi. Eýgasaýni ki, maý ke shkuýbe ha. Sniýte waýwakoüýdithaiý.
\tr They were suddenly motionless. / The next day / when, / snow / the / deep / . / Feeling cold / we were impatient from.
\rf jod 1890:442.19

\op Sniaýwatai, sniaýwatai! Neýthe uýdoü, ai. Shoüýge-ma weaýgthae. Theýtoü athiüý-ga,
\tr We are cold, / We are cold! / To kindle a fire / good, / said they. / The horses / I divided among them. / This one / have thou,
\rf jod 1890:442.20

\op eheý peýthabthiüýoü. Keý! shoüý oügaýgthe taiý. Gishkoüýxti oügthiüýi. Shoüýxti shi
\tr I said / eight times. / Come! / still / let us go homeward. / Very rapidly / we sat. / Still, indeed / again
\rf jod 1890:442.21

\op oünoüýhoüi. Shi oüzhoüý-bazhiýxti, shoüý oünoüýoübaiý. Shi gishkoüýxti oügthiüýi, shi
\tr we rode till night. / Again / we slept not at all, / we rode till day. / Again / very rapidly / we sat, / again
\rf jod 1890:443.1

\op shoüýxti oünoüýhoüi. Eýgasaýni miüý hiýdexchi hiý ki, oügaýkii; weýahideýxchi
\tr we rode even till night. / The next day / sun / the very bottom / it reached / when, / we reached home; / a very great distance
\rf jod 1890:443.2

\op oümoüýthiüi. Nudoüý amaý agthiý, huü+! Nudoüý amaý agthiý, huü+! Shoüýge
\tr we walked. / Warrior / the «pl. sub.» / have come home, / halloo! / Warrior / the «pl. sub.» / have come home, / halloo! / Horse
\rf jod 1890:443.3

\op waýthiü agthiý, huü+! ai athaýzhi amaý. Oügaýkii eýgoü, oüzhoüýi.
\tr bringing them / they have come, / halloo! / siad they / those who had not gone. / We reached home / as, / we slept.
\rf jod 1890:443.4

\op Eýgithe Shaoüý amaý shoüýge-ma waýgthixe atiýi. Wiüaýxchi wagthaýde a-iý.
\tr At length / Dakotas / the «sub.» / the horses / pursuing their own / had come. / Just one / creeping up to us / was coming.
\rf jod 1890:443.5

\op Toüýbe. Aýshi piý ki weaýthe; ugaýhanapaýze shoüý wathiýshna moüthiüý. Wigaýxthoü
\tr I saw him. / Out of doors / I arrived / when / I found him; / darkness / yet / visible / he walked. / My wife
\rf jod 1890:443.6

\op ueýbtha. Theýama Shaoüý wiüý atiý, eheý. Wahuýtoüthiü ke agthiýze eýde, Shaoüý oüwoübesniü
\tr I told her. / These / Dakotas / one / has come, / I said. / Gun / the «ob.» / I took mine / but / Dakota / found me out
\rf jod 1890:443.7

\op eýgoü bispeý-goü zhoüý, toüýde ke aýthaskaýbe. Noüstaýstapi agthaiý. Oüýba
\tr as / crouching somewhat / lay, / ground / the / he stuck to. / Walking rapidly but softly / he went homeward. / Day
\rf jod 1890:443.8

\op ki oüoüýhai, Wateý-uzhiüýga kediýtoü. Hiýdeata oüoüýhai. Uhnuýshka wiüý oügaýhii
\tr when / we fled, / Little Sioux River, the smaller / from the. / Down-stream / we fled. / Valley / one / we reached
\rf jod 1890:443.9

\op eýgoü, a-iýti oüthiüý. Hoüý ki, ugaýhanapaýze ha. Eýgithe Shaoüý amaý uwaýxthai,
\tr as, / we were approaching it and camping. / Night / when, / darkness / . / At length / Dakotas / the «sub.» / overtook us,
\rf jod 1890:443.10

\op heýgazhi. Oüguý dzhuýba oüthiüý. Baxuý keýdi Shaoüý wiüý ugaýs'iüi te. Goüýki waýxe
\tr not a few. / We / few / we were. / Sharp, thin peak / at the / Dakota / one / he peeped. / And / white man
\rf jod 1890:443.11

\op wiüý edediý-akaý. Eý iýmaxai te. Umoüýhoü shniüý a, aiý te waýxw akaý. Oüýkamaýzhi,
\tr one / he was «living» there. / He / questioned him. / Omahas / you are / ? / said / white man / the «sub.». / I am not so,
\rf jod 1890:443.12

\op Shaoüý bthiüý, aiý te. Ki waýxe noüýba pamuý a-iýi eýgoü, wadoüýbe atiýi te.
\tr Dakota / I am, / he said. / And / white man / two / down-hill / they were coming / as, / to see us / they came.
\rf jod 1890:443.13

\op Gaiý te waýxe akaý: Umoüýhoü shniüýi. Shaoüý amaý edediý-amaý thoüýzha, aýxtoü uýdoü
\tr Said as follows / white man / the «sub.»: / Omahas / you are. / Dakotas / the «sub.» / they are there / though, / how possible / good
\rf jod 1890:443.14

\op thiýgiaýxe taýba, aiý te. Umoüýhoü iýe te thapiý-baýzhi thoüýzha, shoüý uaýwagithaiý te.
\tr they do to you / should? / said they. / Omaha / speech / the / they did not speak well / though, / yet / they told it to us.
\rf jod 1890:443.15

\op Shaoüý iüwiüýoühoüýgathiüýi. Shaoüý uýthai eýgoü, shoüýge ugaýshk ithoüýwathe uýdoü,
\tr Dakotas / we were fleeing from them. / Dakotas / they told of them / as, / horse / fastened / to place them / good,
\rf jod 1890:443.16

\op ai. Eýgithe Shaoüý amaý weaýnaxiýthai. Shoüýge-ma weýnashe goüýthai te. Niaýtha
\tr said «some». / At length / Dakotas / the «sub.» / attacked us. / The horses / to take them from us / they desired. / At random
\rf jod 1890:443.17

\op oüthiýshibai. Shaoüý-ma oüwoüýbaazai, ki shoüýge-ma woüýgagthaýthiüi te. Eýdi eýgoüxti
\tr we fired. / The Dakotas «ob.» / we scared them off, / and / the horses «ob.» / we had our own. / Forth-with
\rf jod 1890:443.18

\op Shaoüý iüwiüýoühoüýgathiüýi. Hiýdeata oüoüýhe oügaýthai. Shoüýxti hoüý
\tr Dakotas / we were fleeing from them. / Down-stream / we fled / we went. / Right along / night
\rf jod 1890:443.19

\op oüthoüýmoüthiü oügaýthai. Maý'a-uhoüýge keýta oügaýhii. Moüdeý-ha oügaýxai eýgoü,
\tr we walked by / we went. / End of the cotton-woods / at the / we arrived. / Skin-boat / we made / as,
\rf jod 1890:443.20

\op Nishuýde ke niwoüýgathiýte oügaýgthai. Shaoüý wathiýxe amaý gtheýba-thaýbthiü ki eýdi
\tr Missouri River / the / we crossed in boats / we went homeward. / Dakotas / pursuers / the «sub.» / thirty / and / on it
\rf jod 1890:443.21

\op shaýpe itaýxata agthaiý eýgoü aýpathage toüýga wiüý eýdi akiýi te. Ki Umoüýhoü
\tr six / to the head of the stream / went homeward / as / headland / large / one / there / they reached it again. / And / Omahas
\rf jod 1890:444.1

\op juýba, taýxti uýne moüthiüý-ma thoüý, xeýki keýdi gthiüý akaýma. Ki Umoüýhoü
\tr some, / deer / hunting them / those who had walked, / foot of the bluff / at the / were sitting, they say. / And / Omahas
\rf jod 1890:444.2

\op amaý ushteý amaý eshoüý gthiüýi te weýgipahoü-bazhiý-biamaý taýxti uýne moüthiüý amaý
\tr the «sub.» / the rest / near there / sat / the / knew not about their own, they say / deer / hunting them / walked / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:444.3

\op theýamaý. Shaoüý amaý baxuý keýdi ugaýs'iü-biamaý. Eýgithe Umoüýhoü noüýba
\tr these. / Dakotas / the «sub.» / peak / at the / peeped, they say. / At length / Omahas / two
\rf jod 1890:444.4

\op wachiýshka keýdi akiý-bi egoüý, moüdeý-ha gaxaý-bi egoüý, niwaýthite athaiý te.
\tr stream / at the / reached again, they say / having, / skin-boat / made, they say / having, / to cross in the boat / they went.
\rf jod 1890:444.5

\op Eýgithe Shaoüý amaý wakiýda-bi egoüý, akiýthaý t'eýwathaiý. Ushteý akaý akiýi, shiüýgazhiüýga,
\tr At length / Dakotas / the «sub.» / shot at them, they say / having, / both / they killed them. / The rest / reached home, / child,
\rf jod 1890:444.6

\op wa'uý edaýbe. Oüguý-oüýgatoü-taýtoü shoüýge aýgthiü wiüý a-iý. Pasaýniataýtoü uthaý
\tr woman / also. / Us from us who stood / horse / sitting on / one / was coming. / From the other side / to tell
\rf jod 1890:444.7

\op iýtha-biamaý. Noüýba waýxthi agthaiý, huü+! aý-biamaý. Sheý hoüýadi weaýnaxiýthai.
\tr they sent «the voice» this way, they say. / Two / they killed them / they went homeward, / halloo! / said they, he said. / That / last night / we were attacked.
\rf jod 1890:444.8

\op Wakiýdai. Hoüý oüthoüýmoüthiü, shoüýxti oünoüýoüba oügaýgthii, eý theýtha-biamaý.
\tr They shot at us. / Night / we walked by, / we walked even till day / we have come back, / to say it / they sent «the voice», they say.
\rf jod 1890:444.9

\op Waýxthi ke ebeý-hnoüi a, aý-biamaý (shoüýge aýgthiü akaý). Moüýshka-gaýxe gaxthiý
\tr Killed / the / who only / ? / said, they say / (horse / sitting on / he who was). / @{Moüýshka-gaýxe} / they slew
\rf jod 1890:444.10

\op agthaiý, nuýzhiüga zhuýgthe, ai. Shoüý oügaýgthe toüýgatoü hau. Moüdeý-ha oügaýxai
\tr they went homeward, / boy / with him, / said they. / Yet / we go homeward / we who will / ! / Skin-boat / we make
\rf jod 1890:444.11

\op eýde sheýtoü oükiýgthi'aiý. Itaýxataý-ma gaýama bthuýga shagtheý taý amaý, aý-biamaý.
\tr but / so far / we have not finished for ourselves. / Those up the stream / those out of sight / all / they go homeward to you / will / they, / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:444.12

\op Agiý 'ithaý-biamaý, eý uthaý akiý. Eýgithe xageý agiý aýtiaýgthai. Xageý agiýi ha,
\tr Coming back / they spoke of, they say, / that / to tell it / he reached home. / At length / crying / coming back / they were doing it suddenly. / Crying / they are coming back / ,
\rf jod 1890:444.13

\op ai. Hoüýadi wakiýde-ma thoüý eý doüýshte uheý iýhe akiý eýde, wiüý t'eýawathaiý te, ai.
\tr was said. / Last night / those who shot at us / they / perhaps / path / passing that way / they reached again / but / one / they killed «of» us, / said «some».
\rf jod 1890:444.14

\op Hoüýadi weaýnaxiýthai amaý thoüý aýpathaýge te hideý keýdi gaxthiý agthaý-biamaý, ai.
\tr Last night / they attacked us / the ones who did / headland / the / bottom / at the / killed him / went homeward, they say, / said he.
\rf jod 1890:444.15

\op Thizhiüýge, Moüýshka-gaýxe, gaxthiý agthaý-biamaý, ai. Aýgaha-moüýthiü (akaý) iüwiüýthai.
\tr Your son, / @{Moüýshka-gaýxe}, / killed him / went homeward, they say, / said he. / @{Aýgaha-moüýthiü} / (the «sub.») / told me.
\rf jod 1890:444.16

\op Tiý ke bthuýgaxti agiý-biamaý. Tiý amaý bthuýgaxti shoügaýki toüýgathiü. Weýpai-ga,
\tr Tent / the / all / are coming back, they say. / Tent / the «sub.» / all / we reach you at home / we will, as we move. / Wait for us,
\rf jod 1890:444.17

\op aiý te niý masaýni nazhiüý amaý. Tiý amaý bthuýgaxti shakiý taý amaý. Weýpai-ga,
\tr said / river / on the other side / those who stood. / Tent / the «sub.» / all / they will reach you at home. / Wait for us,
\rf jod 1890:444.18

\op aý-biamaý uthaý agthiý akaý. Noübaý zhoüý ki, eýgithe tiý ke bthuýgaxti agthiýi. Nishuýde
\tr they said, said he / to tell it / he who came back. / Two / sleep / when, / at length / tent / the / all / came back. / Missouri River
\rf jod 1890:444.19

\op hideý keýta uhaý agthaiý. Waniýta bthuýgaxti 'iü moüthiüý-biamaý, uýzhawaýxti.
\tr bottom «mouth» / to the / following it / they went homeward. / Animal / all / carrying / walked, they say, / a great abundance.
\rf jod 1890:444.20

\op Kigthoüýxe heýgazhi t'oüýi tiý ke. Agthaiý eýgoü akiýi Mazhoüý moüthiüý-ti gaýxe
\tr Bees / not a few / possessed / tents / the. / They went homeward / as / they reached home. / Land / earth-lodge / made
\rf jod 1890:445.1

\op thoütaý akiýi. Akiýi eýgoü, uýzhawaxtioüýi. Niýkashiüga bthuýgaxti bateýte wachiýgaxaiý,
\tr at the / they reached home. / They reached home / as, / a very pleasant time. / People / all / in bands / they danced,
\rf jod 1890:445.2

\op Mawaýdoüthiü wachiýgaxaiý. Shoüýge toü abthiüý akiý toü aýagthiüý. Akiý'oü;
\tr Mandan / they danced. / Horse / the «std.» / I had / I reached home / the «std. ob.» / I sat on him. / I painted myself;
\rf jod 1890:445.3

\op waýthaha uýdoü aýbthaha. Neýxe-gakuý uaýtiü: Ku+! Waýxa-naýzhiü gaýtoü kigthiýze te
\tr clothing / good / I wore. / Drum / I hit: / Koo-oo! / @{Waýxa-naýzhiü} / that one / let him take it for himself
\rf jod 1890:445.4

\op ha, eheý. Thiügeýathe. Eýwathe etaý amaý oüýthistuýbai. Thiý waxpaýni noüýthapaýzhi.
\tr . / I said. / I gave it to one not my relation. / He had them for relations / his / the «sub.» / extended their hands to me. / You / to be poor / you do not fear it.
\rf jod 1890:445.5

\op Wathiýshushe heýgazhi aýhoü. Oüýxtithieýgoü thakiýshkaxe aýhoü, aiý te.
\tr You are brave / not a little / ! / You are an honorable man / you make yourself / ! / they said.
\rf jod 1890:445.6

\ti Two Crows' war party in 1854

\op Umoüýhoü toüýwoügthoü guaýthishoüýta Nibthaýska ketaýthishoü oügthiüýi. Shaoüý
\tr Omaha / nation / in the region beyond / Platte River / towards the / we sat. / Dakotas
\rf jod 1890:452.1

\op amaý weaýnaxiýtha ahiýi; shoüýge waýgthiü-baýzhi, zhuýga-hnoü, weýnudoü ahiýi. Goüý
\tr the «sub.» / to attack us / arrived; / horse / they did not sit on them, / body only, / to war against us / they arrived. / And
\rf jod 1890:452.2

\op Bachiý toüwoüý eý ugaýxthi keýdi oügthiüýi, Umoüýhoü amaý bthuýgaxti oügthiüýi.
\tr Sarpy / village / that / point of timber / by the / we sat, / Omahas / the ones who / all / we sat.
\rf jod 1890:452.3

\op Wa'uý juýba watoüýzi toüýde moüýte xaiý, toüýwoü thoüýdi. Noüpeýhiü eýgoü, gthaýte
\tr Woman / some / corn / ground / in / buried, / village / at the. / Hungry / as, / to eat their own
\rf jod 1890:452.4

\op teýgoü gthiýze agthaiý. Ki Shaoüý amaý eýgithe nudoüý amaý atiýi te ha, ediý. Eýde
\tr in order that / to take their own / they went back. / And / Dakotas / the «sub.» / at length / those on the war-path / came / , / there. / But
\rf jod 1890:452.5

\op wa'uý amaý akiýi ki, weýnaxiýthai te, noübaý t'eýwathai wa'uý thoükaý. Wa'uý thiü wiüý
\tr woman / the «sub.» / reached there again / when, / they were attacked / when, / two / were killed / woman / the ones who. / Woman / the «mv. ob.» / one
\rf jod 1890:453.1

\op thiü wahuýtoüthiü iýtiü-biamaý, gabthaýbthaze, niýta gthiý, t'eýtha-baýzhi. Nazhiýha maýwasiýhixti
\tr the «mv. ob.» / gun / they hit her with, they say, / gashing her repeatedly, / alive / she came back, / they did not kill her. / Hair / they cut entirely off
\rf jod 1890:453.2

\op eýgoü maýwaxoüýi, waýthiü aýkiaýgthai. Oüwoüýthixai eýgoü, oüýguxtha-baýzhi.
\tr as / they cut up, / having it / they had gone again. / We pursued them / as, / we did not overtake them.
\rf jod 1890:453.3

\op Ugaýhanapaýze sigtheý weýoütha-baýzhi. Akiý ki, eýgithe hoüý ki, eýgithe niýkashiüga
\tr Darkness / trail / we did not find it. / I reached home / when, / at length / night / when, / behold, / man
\rf jod 1890:453.4

\op oüýgiatiý. Eýdi piý ha. Ki eýgithe niýashiüga duýba utheýwiükithe ha, ki wiý weýsatoü
\tr came for me. / There / I arrived / , / And / behold, / man / four / assembled themselves / , / and / I / the fifth
\rf jod 1890:453.5

\op bthiüý. Eýdi piý. Eýgithe gaýi ha: Hau! niýkashiüga juýba utheýwiüwathaý-ba,
\tr I was. / There / I arrived. / At length / they said as follows: / Ho! / man / some / assemble them,
\rf jod 1890:453.6

\op ai. Theý niýkashiüga akaý Shaoüý amaý waýthizhubaýzhi te, eýgiüwiüý'oü taiý ha, ai
\tr they said. / This / people / the «sub.» / Dakotas / the «sub.» / have injured us / as, / let us do so to them / , / said
\rf jod 1890:453.7

\op niýkashiüga duýba amaý. Niýkashiüga duýba amaý, Nuýzhiüga-ma utheýwiüwathaý-ga, ai.
\tr man / four / the «sub.». / Man / four / the «sub.», / The boys / collect thou them, / said they.
\rf jod 1890:453.8

\op Eý shti niýkashiüga utheýwiüwathaiý woüýgithe. Wiý shti nuýzhiüga utheýwiüawaýthe.
\tr They / too / man / assembled them / all. / I / too / boy / I assembled them.
\rf jod 1890:453.9

\op Niýkashiüga gtheýba-saýtoü te utheýwiüoüwoüýthai. Geýpe: Hau! niýkashiüga oüýgathiüý
\tr Man / fifty / the / we assembled them. / I said as follows: / Ho! / man / we who are
\rf jod 1890:453.10

\op oüguý awaýkigoüxtioüýi, niýkashiüga iýxta waýthiü-maý eoüýwoükigoüýi; iüdaýdoü
\tr us / they are just like us, / man / wantonly / those who treat them / we are like them; / what
\rf jod 1890:453.11

\op wapeý athiüýi, wahuýtoüthiü athiüýi, eýgoü oügaýthiüi. Eýgiüwiüý'oü taiý ha. Keý! edi
\tr weapons / they have, / gun / they have, / like it / we have. / Let us do so to them / . / Come! / there
\rf jod 1890:453.12

\op oügaýthe taiý ha, eheý. Goüý bthuýgaxti iýnahiüi. Oügaýtha-baýzhi shoüýoügatoüý, eýgithe
\tr let us go / , / I said. / And / all / were willing. / We did not go / when we stood a while, / behold,
\rf jod 1890:453.13

\op niýkagaýhi amaý uaýwagithiý'agai. Wat'oüý utheýwiüthai niýkagaýhi amaý. Theý niýashiüga
\tr chief / the «sub.» / they were unwilling for us. / Goods / they collected / chiefs / the «sub.». / This / man
\rf jod 1890:453.14

\op saýtoü pahoüýga utheýwiüoüwoüýth oüýgatoüý waýgiatiýi. Eýdi oügaýhii ki, eýgithe
\tr five / before / we collected them / we who stood / they came for us. / There / we arrived / when, / behold,
\rf jod 1890:453.15

\op wat'oüý utheýwiüthai ge eýgithe weaýgikuý akaý niýkagaýhi akaý. Eýgithe thaýzhi waýgazhi
\tr goods / they collected / the «ob.» / behold, / had invited us on account of them / chiefs / the «sub.». / Behold, / not to go / they commanded us
\rf jod 1890:453.16

\op nudoüý te. Hnaý-baýzhi taiý nudoüý te. Theý athiüýi-ga, aiý. Theý Itiýgoüthai thiükeýta
\tr on the war-path. / You will not go / on the war-path. / This / have ye it, / said they. / This / Grandfather / to him
\rf jod 1890:453.17

\op athaiý, mazhoüý weýthiüwiü athaiý; agthiýi tediýhi ki, nudoüý hneý shkoüýhnai ki, iýthiginahiüýi
\tr they went, / land / to sell / they went; / they come home / at the time / when, / to war / you go / you wish / if, / they are willing for you
\rf jod 1890:453.18

\op ki, hneý taiý, aiý niýkagaýhi thaýzhi amaý. Ubthiý'age ha. Iüýtha-maýzhi ha
\tr if, / you go / will, / said / chiefs / those who did not go. / I was unwilling / . / I was displeased / 
\rf jod 1890:453.19

\op Wat'oüý bthiýza-maýzhi agtheý. Goüý oügaýtha-baýzhi: Itiýgoüthai the-maý weoüýgapai
\tr Goods / I took I not / I went homeward. / And / we did not go: / Grandfather / those who went «to» / we waited for them
\rf jod 1890:453.20

\op eýgoü, oügaýtha-baýzhi. Agthiýi ha. Itiýgoüthai thoü-taýtoü-maý. Agthiýi ki, Dzhoý
\tr as, / we did not go. / They came home / . / Grandfather / those from «his city». / They came home / when, / Joe
\rf jod 1890:454.1

\op thiükeýta piý. Nudoüý btheý koübtheýde niýkagaýhi amaý oüthoüýniteý goü, bthaý-maýzhi ha.
\tr to him / I arrived. / To war / I go / I wished, but / chiefs / the «sub.» / they prohibited me / so, / I did not go / .
\rf jod 1890:454.2

\op Iüthiüýwoüdoüýba-ga ha, eheý. Ahauý! ai. Goüý hneý shkoüýhna ki, goüý thaý-ga,
\tr Consider it for me / , / I said. / Oho! / said he. / Of course / you go / you wish / if, / by all means / go,
\rf jod 1890:454.3

\op aiý. Hau. Akiý ki niýkashiüga utheýwiüawaýthe. Paýthiü-noüpaýzhi agiýhiawaýkithe,
\tr said he. / «paragraph» / I reached home / when / man / I collected them. / @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} / I sent them for him,
\rf jod 1890:454.4

\op Wanaýshe-zhiüýga shi agiýhiawaýkithe, shi atiýi. Siüýde-xoüýxoü agiýhiwaýkithe.
\tr @{Wanaýshe-zhiüýga} / again / I sent them for him, / and / they came. / @{Siüýde-xoüýxoü} / I sent them for him.
\rf jod 1890:454.5

\op Nuýzhiüga aýhigi utheýwiüoüwoüýthai. Keý! nudoüý oügaýthai koüýbtha, eheý. Shaoüý
\tr Boy / many / we collected them. / Come! / to war / we go / I wish, / I said. / Dakotas
\rf jod 1890:454.6

\op amaý wiüý oügaýxthi koüýbtha, eheý. Goüý hoüý ki utheýwiüoükithaiý. Hoüý wiüdeýtoüxti
\tr the ones who / one / we slay him / I wish, / I said. / And / night / when / we assembled ourselves. / Night / just half the length
\rf jod 1890:454.7

\op oügaý-i. Umoüýhoü toüýwoü thoüý oügaýtii ki, oüýba. Goüýki aýkihoü
\tr when / we were approaching. / Omaha / city / the / we came to / when, / day. / And / beyond
\rf jod 1890:454.8

\op oügaýhii, duýda. Eýdi waýxe shtewoüý thiügaiý. Eýgithe teýska noüýba edediý-amaý
\tr we arrived, / this way. / There / white man / at all / there were none. / At length / ox / two / were moving there
\rf jod 1890:454.9

\op utoüýnadi. Ki nuýzhiüga amaý wagaýxthoü amaý wathaýte goüýthai, t'eýwathe 'iýthai.
\tr in a place between. / And / boy / the «sub.» / servant / the «pl. sub.» / to eat / wished, / killing them / spoke of.
\rf jod 1890:454.10

\op Nuýdoühoügaý, oüwoüýthate toüýgatoü, aiý. Hau! wagaýxthoü, aýma thiüý t'eýthabaýdoü
\tr O war-chief, / we eat them / we who will, / said they. / Ho! / servant, / the one / the «mv. ob.» / kill and «pl.»
\rf jod 1890:454.11

\op thataýi-ga. Aýma thiüý shoüýthiüeýthai-ga, eheý. Ediýtoü goüý oügaýhii goüý
\tr eat it. / The other / the «mv. ob.» / let it alone, / I said. / Thence / so / we reached / so
\rf jod 1890:454.12

\op oüzhoüýi ha. Shi ediýtoü oügaýhii eýgoü, Hoüthiý tiý uspeý ke edi a-iý oüzhoüýi. Ediýt
\tr we slept / . / Again / thence / we reached / as, / Henry / house / hollow / the / there / we approached and slept. / Thence
\rf jod 1890:454.13

\op oügaýthai ki, Huýtoüga mazhoüý uhoüýge ke shi eýdi a-iý oüzhoüýi. Shi oügaýthai
\tr we went / when, / Winnebago / land / end / the / again / there / we approached and slept. / Again / we went
\rf jod 1890:454.14

\op eýgoü, Ni-baýse thoüý, Maýxude-wa'aiý duaýthishoü, eýdi a-iý oüzhoüýi. Hoüýegoüýche
\tr as, / &Ni-base / the, / Iowas farmed / this side of, / there / we approached and slept. / Morning
\rf jod 1890:454.15

\op oügiýpahoüýi ki, eýkitoü niýkashiüga weýoüthai. Hau! weoüýgapai taý-bi, oüthoüýi
\tr we arose / when, / just then / person / we detected them. / Well! / let us wait for them to appear, / we said
\rf jod 1890:454.16

\op ki, Paýthiü-noüpaýzhi aýgiaýgthai ki uthiý'agai. Geýthishoü oüwoüýganaýse taý-bi, eheý
\tr when, / @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} / they pass by / when / he was unwilling. / On that side / let us head them off, / I said
\rf jod 1890:454.17

\op (toüýdeataýthishoü ithaýhe, eheý) ki, Paýthiü-noüpaýzhi Nishuýdeataýthishoü iýhe 'iýthai. Ki
\tr (on the side of the ground / I pass along, / I said) / when, / @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} / towards the Missouri River / passing along / spoke of. / And
\rf jod 1890:454.18

\op goüýki uheý piýazhi oüguýkioüýthai. Uwaýzhethai eýgoü niýashiüga oüýguxtha-baýzhii.
\tr then / path / bad / we got ourselves into. / We were tired / as / man / we did not overtake them.
\rf jod 1890:454.19

\op Niüýdugthaýde oügaýkii eýgoü oüýgugiýxtha-baýzhi. Shoüýxti oüýguxtha-baýzhi. Hoüý ha.
\tr Creeping backward / we reached again / as / we did not overtake our own. / In spite of / we did not overtake them. / Night
\rf jod 1890:454.20

\op Noüpeýawahiüýi eýgoü uwaýzhethai, oüýguxtha-baýzhi. Hoüýegoüýche oüthoüýkithai ki,
\tr We were hungry / as / we were tired, / we did not overtake them. / Morning / we awoke / when,
\rf jod 1890:455.1

\op wathaýte wathiüýge, wagaýxthoü-ma noüpeýhiü. Hau! Paýthiü-noüpaýzhi-haý, 'aýbae
\tr food / we had none, / the servants / were hungry. / Ho! / @{Pathiü-noüpazhi}, O! / hunting
\rf jod 1890:455.2

\op moüthiüý-ga. Wagaýxthoü noüpeýhiü, eheý. Athaiý 'aýbae Paýthiü-noüpaýzhi. Eýgithe
\tr walk thou. / Servant / hungry, / I said. / Went / to hunt / @{Pathiü-noüpazhi}. / At length
\rf jod 1890:455.3

\op taýxti wiüý 'iüý agthiý. Eýgoü oüthaýtai.
\tr deer / one / carrying / he came back. / So / we ate.
\rf jod 1890:455.4

\op Oüýba te goüý Nishuýde gthadiüý oügaýthai. Nishuýde koüýha keýta aý-i-oüýzhoüi.
\tr Day / the / so / Missouri River / across to / we went. / Missouri River / bank / at the / we arrived and slept.
\rf jod 1890:455.5

\op Hoüýegoüýche ki, niý akaý zhiüýga-baýzhi, nidoüý. Taýxti-ha t'eýwathaiý-ma moüdeý-ha
\tr Morning / when, / river / the «sub.» / was not small, / a flood. / Deer-skin / those which had been killed / skin-boat
\rf jod 1890:455.6

\op oügaýxai. Moüdeý-zhiüýga goüý, moüýde ge, waiiüý ge, wahuýtoüthiü edaýbe,
\tr we made. / Boat small / so, / bow / the «pl. ob.», / blanket / the «pl. ob.», / gun / also,
\rf jod 1890:455.7

\op oüguýzhii Niý akaý sheýhiakaý tiý pahaýde eýnaskaýthehaiý, niý akaý zhiüýga-baýzhi. Moüdeý
\tr we put them in. / River / the «sub.» / yonder one / house / on the hill / extended that far, / river / the «sub.» / not small. / Boat
\rf jod 1890:455.8

\op ke oüguýzhii ki, niýoüwoü oügaýthiüi. Noüýzhiüskeýxchi niý ke masaýni oügaýhii;
\tr the «ob.» / we filled / when, / we swam / we had them. / Hardly / river / the / the other side / we reached;
\rf jod 1890:455.9

\op uwaýzhethaxtioüýi masaýni oügaýhii. Masaýni aýioüýgthiüi ki, hiübeý oüguýgitoü
\tr we were very tired / the other side / we reached. / The other side / we sat down there / when, / moccasin / we put on our moccasins
\rf jod 1890:455.10

\op oüthiýshtoüi ki, noübaýha usaiý. Shaoüý amaý ugaýshoü shtewoüý sigtheý doüýbe oügthiüýi.
\tr we finished / when, / in two places / they set the grass afire. / Dakotas / the «sub.» / traveled / notwithstanding / trail / seeing it / we sat.
\rf jod 1890:455.11

\op Oüthoüýkinaýxthe oügthiüýi. Hau. Keý! waýgaxthoüý, uthuýdoübaýi-ga. Shuýde theý
\tr We hid ourselves / we sat. / «paragraph» / Come! / O servant, / consider ye it. / Smoke / this
\rf jod 1890:455.12

\op noübaýha te; wiüoüýwa eýdi oügaýthe taiý a, eheý, Hau. Paýthiü-noüpaýzhi akaý,
\tr in two places / the; / which one / there / we go / will / ? / I said, «paragraph» / @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} / the,
\rf jod 1890:455.13

\op Nuýdoühoügaý, theýta tetaýthishoü oügaýthe taiý, ai Paýthiü-noüpaýzhi akaý. Hau, goüý
\tr O war-chief, / this one behind / towards the / let us go, / said / @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} / the «sub.». / Well, / so
\rf jod 1890:455.14

\op oügaýthai; Nishuýde oüoüýthai, goüý oügaýthai, aýthita. Itaýxata usaiý, oüwoüýtape
\tr we went; / Missouri River / we left it, / so / we went, / across, by a near way. / Up-stream / it was set afire, / we, being near it
\rf jod 1890:455.15

\op oügaýthai. Oüzhoüýi ha hoüý te. Hoüý ithaýugthe oümoüthiüýi; ki thaýthuhaýxchi oüýba
\tr we went. / We lay down / , / night / when. / Night / throughout / we walked; / and / almost / day
\rf jod 1890:455.16

\op ki, oüzhoüýi. Niýkashiüga, hoüýegoüýche te oüýguthixiýdai ki, weýoütha-baýzhi. Ki
\tr when, / we slept. / Pan, / morning / when / we looked around for them / when, / we did not find them. / And
\rf jod 1890:455.17

\op Shaoüý toüýwoügthoü etaýthishoü oügaýgii, oüýbithaýugthe. Oüýguthixiýdexti oümoüýthiüi,
\tr Sioux / city / towards / we were returning, / throughout the day. / We looked around very carefully for them / we walked,
\rf jod 1890:455.18

\op weýoütha-baýzhi. Paýzexchi miüý thoü paheý ke koüýgexchi hiý. Keý! oügaýthe taiý,
\tr we did not find them. / Late in the afternoon / sun / the / hill / the / very near to / arrived. / Come! / let us go,
\rf jod 1890:455.19

\op waýgaxthoüý. Goüý oügaýthai. Moüaý siýoütheý, xthabeý thiügeý ha. Uxtheý iýkisoüýthiü
\tr O servants. / So / we went. / Cliff / alone, / tree / there was none / . / Quickly / out of sight
\rf jod 1890:455.20

\op oügaýiaýthe taiý. Sagiýgi eýgoüi-ga, eheý. Ki oügaýhi-baýzhi teýdi, Paýthiü-noüpaýzhi akaý,
\tr let us go. / Do walk faster, / I said. / And / we did not reach it / when, / @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} / the «sub.»,
\rf jod 1890:455.21

\op Wakiýde-zhiüýga ethoüýba bispeý iýhai, eýtoüthiü weýthai niýkashiüga-maý. Ki oüguý shti
\tr @{Wakiýde-zhiüýga} / he too / crouched / suddenly, / they first found them / the people «ob.». / And / we / too
\rf jod 1890:456.1

\op biýsp oüzhoüýi. Paýthiü-noüpaýzhi amaý uthaý agthiý. Nuýdoühoügaý, xthabeý theýxchi thoüýdi
\tr crouching / we lay. / @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} / the «sub.» / to tell it / came back. / O war-chief, / tree / this very / at the
\rf jod 1890:456.2

\op zhoüý gaýsai, gataýxi, aiý. Hau! waýgaxthoü, niýkashiüýgai te edaýdoü-baýzhi. Oügaýtha-baýzhi
\tr wood / they cut, / they make it sound, / said he. / Ho! / O warriors, / they are people / the / it is nothing. / We did not go
\rf jod 1890:456.3

\op shoüý-oügatoüý niýashiüga aýma akaý agthiý. Hau! nuýdoühoügaý, niýkashiüga amaý
\tr after we stood awhile / man / the other / the «sub.» / came back. / Ho! / O war-chief, / they are persons who are moving
\rf jod 1890:456.4

\op ha, ai. Wa'uýi eýde Mawaýdoüthiü wa'oüýi ha, ai. Hau! niýkawasoü, shoüý ha,
\tr . / said he. / They are women / but / Mandan / they sing / , / said he. / Ho! / O warrior, / enough / ,
\rf jod 1890:456.5

\op eheý. Hau. Goüý oügaýthai. Zhiügaý-xchi moüý shnaýde oügthiüýi, xaýde buýta unaýshte
\tr I said. / «paragraph» / So / we went. / Very small / ground / bare of vegetation / we sat, / grass / round / left after a fire
\rf jod 1890:456.6

\op oüguýgthiüi. Miüý akaý thaýthuhaýxchi aýiaýthai. Hau! waýgaxthoüý, hoüý ta akaý. Miüý
\tr we sat in. / Sun / the «sub.» / almost / had gone. / Ho! / O servants, / night / will be. / Sun
\rf jod 1890:456.7

\op akaý aýiaýthai ha. Hau! Keý, waýgaxthoüý Paýthiü-noüpaýzhi-haý! wadoüýbe moüthiüý-ga.
\tr the / has set / . / Ho! / Come, / O servant / @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} O! / as a scout / walk thou.
\rf jod 1890:456.8

\op Niýashiüga thoükaý tiý thoükaý aýnai eýdoü wathaýwa-ga, eheý. Eýgithe Paýthiü-noüpaýzhi
\tr Person / the ones / camped / the ones who / how many are they / ? / count them, / I said. / At length / @{Pathiü-noüpazhi}
\rf jod 1890:456.9

\op amaý agthiý. Nuýdoühoügaý, tiý akaý noübaý akaý ha. Shoüýge wiüaýxchi athiüý akaý ha,
\tr the «sub.» / came back. / O war-chief, / tent / the «sub.» / two / are the ones / , / Horse / just one / they have / ,
\rf jod 1890:456.10

\op nuýdoühoügaý, eý iüwiüýtha agthiý. Hau! shoüý ha, eheý. Hau! waýgaxthoüý, woüýgakiýtha taiý
\tr O war-chief, / that / he told me / he came back. / Ho! / enough / , / I said. / Ho! / O servant, / let us contend with them
\rf jod 1890:456.11

\op ha. Wathaýshkoü taiý ha, eheý. Hau! piýgi'oü shi the-hnoüý, Siüýde-xoüýxoü,
\tr . / You will do your best / , / I said. / Ho! / to do it again to him / again / only this time, / @{Siüýde-xoüýxoü},
\rf jod 1890:456.12

\op weýgaskoüýthe moüshiüý-ga, tiý thoükaý zhoüt'aiý ki, eheý. Uhnaý thagthiý te,
\tr to try them / walk thou, / tent / the ones who / they are sound asleep / if, / I said. / You tell it / you come back / will,
\rf jod 1890:456.13

\op eheý. Eýgithe Siüýde-xoüýxoü amaý agthiý. Nuýdoühoügaý, zhoüt'aiý ha, aiý Siüýde-xoüýxoü.
\tr I said. / At length / @{Siüýde-xoüýxoü} / the «sub.» / came back. / O war-chief, / they are sound asleep / , / said / @{Siüýde-xoüýxoü}.
\rf jod 1890:456.14

\op Hau! Keý, weoüýnaxiýtha taiý ha, waýgaxthoüý. Wapeý ge pa-iý gaxaýi-ga,
\tr Ho! / Come, / let us attack them / , / O servants. / Weapon / the «pl. ob.» / sharp / make ye,
\rf jod 1890:456.15

\op eheý. Maýhiü geý shti pa-iý kikaýxai; maýhiüsiý shti pa-iý kikaýxai; wahuýtoüthiü piý
\tr I said. / Knife / the «pl. ob.» / also / sharp / they made for themselves; / gun / anew
\rf jod 1890:456.16

\op ugiýzhii, moüýzemoü duýba-thoüýthoü, thaýbthiü-thoüýthoü shti uzhiýi. Hau! nuýdoühaüýgaý,
\tr they loaded theirs, / ball / four apiece, / three apiece / too / they put in. / Ho! / O war-chief,
\rf jod 1890:456.17

\op shoüý ha, ai. Hau! waýgaxthoüý, shoüý gthiüýi-ga. Siüýde-xoüýxoü eýdi zhuaýgthe
\tr enough / , / said they. / Ho! / servants, / still / sit ye. / @{Siüýde-xoüýxoü} / there / I with him
\rf jod 1890:456.18

\op btheý taý miüke. Weýgaskoüoüwoüýthe oügaýthe toüýgatoü, eheý. Waxiüýha tiý te
\tr I go / will / I who. / We look upon things / we go / we who will, / I said. / Canvas / tent / the
\rf jod 1890:456.19

\op ugthiüý. Noüýde ke ediýxchi zhoüxthuýde oüwoüýganaý'oü. Tiý te uaýkihoü zhoüxthuýde
\tr they sat in. / Side of the tent / the / just there / snoring / we heard them. / Tent / the / next to it / snoring
\rf jod 1890:456.20

\op oüwoüýganaý'oü oünaýzhiü, naýzata oünaýzhiüi. Siüýde-xoüýxoü eýboü. Gaýaka wiüý
\tr we heard them / we stood, / at the rear / we stood. / @{Siüýde-xoüýxoü} / I called to him. / That one out of sight / one
\rf jod 1890:457.1

\op zhoüxthuýdai, eheý. Aýthutoü t'eýthathe te ha, eheý. Goüýki oügaýgthai. Wagaýxthoü
\tr snores, / I said. / Directly towards / you kill him / will / , / I said. / And / we went back. / Servant
\rf jod 1890:457.2

\op thoükaýta oüguýtha oügaýgthe te, eheý. Eýgithe wagaýxthoüý thoükaýta a-iýi ki, oügaýkii.
\tr to them / we tell it / we go back / will, / I said. / At length / servant / to them / they approaching / when, / we reached again.
\rf jod 1890:457.3

\op Nuýdoühoügaý, e'oüý ha, ai. Zhoüt'eýxtioüýi ha, eheý. Hau. Goüý eýdi oügaýthai.
\tr O war-chief, / how is it / ? / said they. / They are sound asleep / , / I said. / «paragraph» / So / there / we went.
\rf jod 1890:457.4

\op Naýzata oügaýhii. Tiý eýgaxe nazhiüýi. Ahauý! goüý wakiýdai. Tiý te weýnaxiýthai
\tr At the rear / we arrived. / Tent / all around / they stood. / Oho! / so / they shot at them. / Tent / the / they attacked them
\rf jod 1890:457.5

\op goüý, eýgaxe wakiýdai eýgoü, tiý te muýthiügeýxtioüýi; peýthoüba t'eoüýwoüthaiý. Hoüý
\tr as, / all around / they shot at them / as, / tent / the / they exterminated them by shooting; / seven / we killed them. / Night
\rf jod 1890:457.6

\op wiüdeýtoüxti teýdi woüýgakiýthai, hoüýkaska ki woüýgakiýthai. T'eýoüwoüýthe oüthiýshtoüi
\tr just half gone / when / we contended with them, / midnight / when / we contended with them. / We killed them / we finished
\rf jod 1890:457.7

\op ki, oügaýgii. Hau! niýkawasoüý, shoüýoügaýxe taiý. Keý, shoüý ha, eheý.
\tr when, / we were coming this way. / Ho! / warriors, / let us cease. / Come, / enough / , / I said.
\rf jod 1890:457.8

\op Goüý oügaýgii. Hoüý ithaýugthe shoüý oümoüýthiüi. Oüýba eýkitoühaýxti Nishuýde ke
\tr So / we were returning. / Night / throughout / still / we walked. / Day / just that far / Missouri River / the
\rf jod 1890:457.9

\op oügaýgthii. Miüý thoüý eýthoübaýzhi Nishuýde ke oüthiýte oügaýgii. Oügaýgii te, shi oüýb
\tr we came back to. / Sun / the / had not arisen / Missouri River / the / we crossed / we were returning. / We were returning / when, / again / day
\rf jod 1890:457.10

\op ithaýugthe oümoüýthiüi. Ki miüýthumoüýshi hiý te, noüpeýawahiüýi eýgoü, taýxti noüýba
\tr throughout / we walked. / And / sun on high / arrived / when, / we were hungry / as, / deer / two
\rf jod 1890:457.11

\op t'eýwathai. Oüwoüýthate oügthiüýi. Goüý oügaýgii eýgoü, goüý oüzhoüýi. Shi eýgasaýni
\tr they killed. / We ate them / we sat. / So / we were returning / as, / so / we slept. / Again / the next day
\rf jod 1890:457.12

\op oügaýgii eýgoü, shoüý oüýb ithaýugthe oümoüýthiüi. Hoüý te, shi taýxti wiüý shi t'eýthai;
\tr we were coming / as, / still / day / throughout / we walked. / Night / when, / again / deer / one / again / they killed it;
\rf jod 1890:457.13

\op oüthaýtai. Shi eýgasaýni te, oüýb ithaýugthe shoüýxti goüý oünoüýhoüi. Shi hoüý te, goüý
\tr we ate it. / Again / the next day / when, / day / throughout / still, indeed / so / we walked till night. / Again / night / when, / so
\rf jod 1890:457.14

\op oümoüýthiüi; oüzhoüý-baýzhi oümoüýthiüi. Hoüý te, miüýdoübe peýthabthiü-xti-eýgoü, waýxe
\tr we walked; / we slept not / we walked. / Night / when, / clock / about eight, / white man
\rf jod 1890:457.15

\op tiý wiüý ediýte iýhe oügaýgthii. Waýxe akaý eýgithe noüýawape taý akaý. Wathaýte
\tr house / one / which was there / passing it / we came back. / White man / the «sub.» / behold / he will fear us. / Food
\rf jod 1890:457.16

\op iüýna taiý ha. Pahoüýga tizheýbe bthiýshibe taý miüke. Oüthoüýwoühe iýi-ga, ku'e,
\tr let us ask of him / . / Before / door / I pull it open / will / I who. / Following me / be ye coming, / with a rush,
\rf jod 1890:457.17

\op eheý. Wiýugoüýba uaýgas'iüý ki, kigthiýsioütheýxti nazhiüý akaý waýxe akaý. Weýshnoüaýwathe
\tr I said. / Window / I peeped in / when, / he stripped himself entirely bare / was standing / white man / the «sub.». / Caused us to be thankful
\rf jod 1890:457.18

\op waýxe akaý, wathaýte wa'iýi te hoüý te, niýawatheýxti eýgoü. Hoüý te, shoüý
\tr white man / the «sub.», / food / he gave to us / night / at, / he really saved our lives / like. / Night / at, / yet
\rf jod 1890:457.19

\op oüýbazhi, shoüý miüý eýthoübaýzhi, tiýi thoütaý angaýkii. Goüý niýkashiüga bthuýga shkoüýi.
\tr not day, / yet / sun / had not arisen, / village / to the / we got home. / And / people / all / were stirring.
\rf jod 1890:458.1

\op Niýkashiüga Shaoüý waýxthi amaý agthiýi ha, ai. Niýkashiüga peýthoüba t'eoüýwoüthaiý
\tr Man / Dakotas / those who killed them / have come home / , / said they. / Person / seven / we had killed them
\rf jod 1890:458.2

\op oüthoüýi goüý, giýthextioüýi niýkashiüga bthuýga.
\tr we said / as, / were very glad / people / all.
\rf jod 1890:458.3

\ti Battle between the Omahas and Dakotas in 1855

\op Gaxthoüý oügaýthai pahoüýgadi. Ki Wateý ke oüguýhai. Wadoüýbe waýthadai
\tr On the hunt / we went / at the first. / And / Elkhorn River / the / we followed it. / Scouts / they who are called
\rf jod 1890:462.1

\op tiý waxuýbe noübaý teýdi gtheýba-thaýbthiü-xti-eýgoü. Oügaýthai ki, huhuý t'eoüýwoüthaiý
\tr tent / sacred / two / at the / about thirty. / We went / when, / fish / we killed them
\rf jod 1890:462.2

\op juýba, aýnaxti-eýgoü. Toügaý thoükaý wanaýshe (amaý) kigthiýzai eýgoü, uýhoüi. Goüý
\tr some, / about how many. / Large / the ones that / policeman / (the «pl. sub.») / took for themselves / as, / they cooked them. / So
\rf jod 1890:462.3

\op thasniüýi te, oügaýthai. Hoüý oüthoüýmoüthiüýi. Wati(shka shugaý wiüý oüguýha oümoüýthiüi.
\tr they swallowed / when, / we went. / Night / we walked during. / Creek / thick / one / we followed / we walked.
\rf jod 1890:462.4

\op Watiýshka ke oüzhoüý-bazhi; gashiýbata oüzhoüýi, snoüsnoüýata. Oüýba ke ugoüýba
\tr Creek / the / we slept not; / out from it / we slept, / on the level ground. / Day / the / light
\rf jod 1890:462.5

\op ki, eýgithe oüýpoü nuýga eshoüý moüthiüý amaý. Wakiýde-pi aýkigthaýzhii. Wakiýdai ki,
\tr when, / behold, / elk / male / near to / were walking. / Good marksman / exhorted one another. / They shot at them / when,
\rf jod 1890:463.1

\op nugaý wiü zhiýbe muýxoüi. Toüdaýtoü ieýnaxiýthai ki, wiý ubthoüý. Anoüýhitheaýthe.
\tr male / one / lower leg / broke it by shooting. / Treading on the ground / they attacked him / when, / I / I held him. / I kicked him and knocked him down.
\rf jod 1890:463.2

\op Haýshi atiý amaý paý thoü 'eýthoüthai. Hoüý thataiý ki, bthaýta-maýzhi. Huhuý zhiüýga
\tr After / those who came / head / the «ob.» / hit him on. / Night / they ate it / when, / I did not eat it. / Fish / small
\rf jod 1890:463.3

\op nuýzhiüga wiüý iügaýsi wabthaýte agthiüý. Eýgithe oüýpoü noüýba shi thutiý watiýshka
\tr boy / one / caught for me / I ate / I sat. / At length / elk / two / again / there they came / creek
\rf jod 1890:463.4

\op ke uhaý. Aýma t'eoüýthai, miüýga ke. Waýgai eýgoü ugaýti. Oügaýthai (ki), wiüý
\tr the / following. / The other / we killed, / female / the «ob.». / Cut in slices / as / it was held over a fire. / We went / (when), / one
\rf jod 1890:463.5

\op wadoüýbe ahiý. Eýgithe teý-ma weýthai. Toüýthiü gtheýthai; tiýi thoütaý ugthaý agthaiý.
\tr as a scout / arrived there. / At length / the buffaloes / he found them. / He ran back suddenly; / tents / to the / to tell of his / he went back.
\rf jod 1890:463.6

\op Weýgoüze gtheýba-noüýba-xti-eýgoü toüýthiü woüýgithe akiýi. Eýgasaýni te, wahoüý
\tr Measure / about twenty / running / all / reached home. / The next day / when, / removing
\rf jod 1890:463.7

\op athaiý. A-iý-ti eýgoü, teý-ma waýnasai. Miüý thoü sheýhixchi hiý te, eýgithe niýashiüga
\tr they went. / They came to a place and camped / as, / the buffaloes / they surrounded them. / Sun / the / just that far / arrived / when, / behold, / man
\rf jod 1890:463.8

\op wiüý athaiý. Eýgithe niýkashiüga juýba wagthaýde amaýma, Shaoüý. Niýkathiýxai. Waýthiü
\tr one / went. / At length / person / some / creeping up to us / were, they say, / Dakota. / They chased the foe. / Having them
\rf jod 1890:463.9

\op athaýi. Edueýhe. Shoüý eýgithe ugaýhanapaýze. Shoüý wakiýde-hnoü gthiüýi. Shaoüý
\tr they went. / I joined it. / Still / at length / darkness. / Still / shooting regularly at them / they sat. / Dakotas
\rf jod 1890:463.10

\op amaý dzhuýba 'aýgthaxtioüýi. Eýgithe Shaoüý amaý ugaýhanapaýze uthuýnazhiüi; wazhiüýpibaýzhi.
\tr the «sub.» / a few / they suffered very much. / At length / Dakotas / the «sub.» / darkness / depended on; / they were savage.
\rf jod 1890:463.11

\op Weaýnaxiýthai (ki) wiüý t'eýthai, Umoüýhoü. Shi Umoüýhoü amaý weýnaxiýth
\tr They attacked us / (when) / one / they killed, / Omaha. / Again / Omahas / the «sub.» / attacking them
\rf jod 1890:463.12

\op 'iýthai. Aýkipai. Weoüýnaxiýtha taiý, ai. Umoüýhoü wiüý shoüýge oüýsagi toü aýgthiü,
\tr spoke of. / They met. / Let us attack them, / said they. / Omaha / one / horse / swift / the / sat on,
\rf jod 1890:463.13

\op moüýzepe-niniýba siýoütheý athiüý. Wiüý uý thiüýge utiüý goüýthai. Ediýxti ahiý ki,
\tr hatchet pipe / alone / he had. / One / wound / without / to hit him / he wished. / Just there / he arrived / when,
\rf jod 1890:463.14

\op moüýzepe gisiýtha-baýzhi eýgoüi. Thipaýz uthiýxpathe goüýthai. Shoüýge amaý paýhi
\tr hatchet / he forgot it / like. / Pulling by the hair / to make him fall / he wished. / Horse / the «sub.» / neck
\rf jod 1890:463.15

\op washkoüýtoügai eýwoü goüý, aýkusoüýde giý'iü athaiý. Goüýki Umoüýhoü thiükeý
\tr he was strong / being the cause, / to him and beyond / carrying / he went. / And / Omaha / the «st. one»
\rf jod 1890:463.16

\op Shaoüý toü uthoüý etheýgoü, waýthishnoü itheý. Shaoüý akaý naýzata t'eýthai. Shoüýge
\tr Dakota / the «std. one» / to hold him / he thought, / missing his hold / he had gone. / Dakota / the «sub.» / at the rear / killed him. / Horse
\rf jod 1890:463.17

\op amaý giý'iü xaýtha agiýi. T'eýoüthextioüýi! ai. Shoüýshoü weaýnaxiýthai. Shi wiüý
\tr the «sub.» / carrying him / back again / was coming. / I have been killed outright! / said he. / Not stopping / they attacked us. / Again / one
\rf jod 1890:463.18

\op moüýdehi iýzhahai, Umoüýhoü-ma wiüý ugaýxpathaiý. Shi wiüý shoüýge toü noüýge
\tr spear / was pierced by, / the Omahas / one / struck him down. / Again / one / horse / the / to run
\rf jod 1890:463.19

\op uthiý'agai (Pizaýbahe keýta moü-baýzhuzhuý eý noüýpai shoüýge). Shi Shaoüý wiüý atiý,
\tr refused / (@{Pizaýbahe} / at the / clods of earth, here and there / that / feared / horse). / Again / Dakota / one / came,
\rf jod 1890:464.1

\op shi t'eýthai Umoüýhoü thiükeý. Hoüýkaska ki, shoüýgaxai. Eýgasaýni ki, wahoüý
\tr again / he killed / Omaha / the «ob.». / Midnight / when, / they ceased. / The next day / when, / removing
\rf jod 1890:464.2

\op athaiý. Taý wa'iüý agthiýi niýkashiüga thaýbthiü. Wachiýgaxe utheýwiükiýthe. Wa'oüý
\tr they went. / Dried buffalo meat / carrying / came back / man / three. / To dance / they assembled. / Singing
\rf jod 1890:464.3

\op zhuýwagthe gthiüýwakithaiý t'eý thoükaý. Haýshi oüwaý'oü taiý, ai. T'eý thoükaý wa'oüý
\tr with them / they caused them to sit / dead / the «pl. ob.». / After / let us sing, / said they. / Dead / the «pl. ob.» / singing
\rf jod 1890:464.4

\op zhuýwagth 'iýthai. Waxeý thishtoüýi ki, niýashiüga wiüý weýgoüze wiüý-xti-eýgoü athaiý.
\tr with them / they spoke of. / Burying them / they finished / when, / man / one / measure / about one / went.
\rf jod 1890:464.5

\op Thaýzhi-ga, eý iýnite-hnoüýi niýkagahi amaý. Ki shoüý athaiý, paheý ke tapeý. Nuýzhiüga
\tr Do not go, / saying, / forbade him / chief / the «sub.». / And / yet / he went, / hill / the «ob.» / being near it. / Boy
\rf jod 1890:464.6

\op shtewoüý waýthixe iý ki, uthiý'age, ki shoüý athaiý. Etaý akaý giýboü eýgoüxti gthiüýi.
\tr notwithstanding / pursuing him / were coming / when, / he refused, / and / still / he went. / There / the «col. sub.» / calling to him / just so / sat.
\rf jod 1890:464.7

\op Theý iýnite-maý uheýwakitha-baýzhi. Paheý thoü iüýtoü eýdi hiý-xti etaýtoü athiüý a-iýi.
\tr This / those who prohibited him / he did not let them have their way. / Hill / the / now / there / he had just arrived / thence / having him / they were coming.
\rf jod 1890:464.8

\op T'eýthai. Uxtheý atiý. Shoüýge amaý noüýge agiýi. Shoüýgaxaýi-ga. Agiýi.
\tr They killed him. / Quickly / they came. / Horse / the «sub.» / running / was coming back. / Cease ye. / They were coming.
\rf jod 1890:464.9

\op Wahoüý. Shi weaýnaxiýthai. Gaxthoüý athaiý. Weaýnaxiýtha a-iýi, heýga-baýzhi.
\tr They removed. / Again / they attacked us. / On the hunt / they went. / To attack us / they were coming, / not a few.
\rf jod 1890:464.10

\op Waýkithai. Aýshkaxchi aýkikiýthai. Muýkishnoü-hnoüýi. Shoüýge wiüý t'eýthai Umoüýhoü
\tr They contended with us. / Very close / they contended together. / They usually missed one another in shooting. / Horse / one / killed it / Omahas
\rf jod 1890:464.11

\op amaý. Waýxe ieýska zhuoüýgthai ke t'eýthai. Shoüýge akaý oüýsagiýxti, moüýsnuýsnu
\tr the «sub.». / White man / interpreter / we with him / the «ob.» / they killed. / Horse / the «sub.» / very swift, / wet quicksand
\rf jod 1890:464.12

\op eýgih itheý. Shaoüý amaý uxtheý ahiý eýgoü, eý shti wiüý t'eýthe te, wahuýtoüthiüzhaýta
\tr right into it / he had gone. / Dakotas / the «sub.» / soon / arrived / as, / he / too / one / he killed, / gun forked
\rf jod 1890:464.13

\op athiüý. Umoüýhoü amaý gaxthoüý moüthiüý teýdi ugaýe moüthiüýi; wiüýthoüthoüý,
\tr he had. / Omahas / the / on the hunt / walk / when / scattering / they walk; / by ones,
\rf jod 1890:464.14

\op noübaý-thoüthoüý moüthiüýi. Umoüýthiüka wiüaýxchi thaýbthiüoüý weaýnaxiýthai Shaoüý amaý.
\tr by twos / they walk. / Season / just one / three times / attacked us / Dakotas / the.
\rf jod 1890:464.15

\ti My first buffalo hunt

\op Thaýbthiüoüý piý ha. Pahoüýga piý teý oüzhiüýga, aýdoü teý awaýkida-maýzhi
\tr Three times / I was there / . / Before / I was there / when / me small, / therefore / buffalo / I did not shoot at them
\rf jod 1890:466.1

\op thoüýzha, shoüýge wa'iüýkitheý weýbthiü-hnoü-moüý wanaýse amaý. Pahoüýgaxchi
\tr though, / horse / to cause him to carry loads / I used to keep them for them / the ones who surrounded the herd. / At the very first
\rf jod 1890:466.2

\op wanaýsai teýdi, teý awaýkide 'iaýthe. Shoüýge doüýshte thioüýtha theýthai ki, teý doüýshte
\tr they surrounded them / when, / buffalo / I shoot at them / I spoke of. / Horse / perhaps / it throws you suddenly / when, / buffalo / perhaps
\rf jod 1890:466.3

\op zhaýthihe taiý, aiý. Ki awaýzhiüshte. Iüdaýdi akaý paýheaýta zhuoüýgthe athaiý. Teý-ma
\tr gore you / may, / said he. / And / I was in a bad humor. / My father / the «sub.» / to the hill / with me / went. / The buffaloes
\rf jod 1890:466.4

\op weýnaxiýthai te oüwoüýdoübe oügthiüýi. Ki iüdaýdi akaý oüwoüýkie shtewoüý, uaýkiamaýzhi-hnoü-moüý.
\tr they attacked them / the / we saw them / we sat. / And / my father / the «sub.» / talked to me / notwithstanding, / I did not talk to him at any time.
\rf jod 1890:466.5

\op Eýgithe te-nuýga wiüý tiýatathishoüýxti athiüý agiýi niýkashiüga akaý
\tr At length / buffalo bull / one / right towards the tents, / having him / was coming back / man / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:466.6

\op wiüaýxchi aka. Ki te-nuýga amaý wazhiüý-pibaýzhi. Niýkashiüga thiükeý ieýnaxiýtha-hnoüýi.
\tr only one / the «sub.». / And / buffalo bull / the «sub.» / was savage. / Man / the «ob.» / he attacked regularly.
\rf jod 1890:466.7

\op Keý! eýdi moüthiüý-ga, aiý iüdaýdi akaý. Shoüýge miügaý toügaý zhiýde,
\tr Come! / there / walk, / said / my father / the. / Horse / female / large / red,
\rf jod 1890:466.8

\op moüýshiadixti eýde, akoüýtoü. Ki iüdaýdi akaý wahuýtoüthiü haýhadoüýxti eýdegoü
\tr very tall / but, / I tied her. / And / my father / the «sub.» / gun / very light / but, so
\rf jod 1890:467.1

\op athiüýi. Bthiýze goüý eýdi btheý. Eýdi piý kiýzhi te-nuýga akaý shkoüýazhi nazhiüý akaý.
\tr had it. / I took it / and / there / I went. / There / I arrived / when, / buffalo bull / the «sub.» / motionless / was standing.
\rf jod 1890:467.2

\op Ki niýkashiüga akaý eýdi piý ki, giýthextioüý-bi aiý. Wazhiüý-pibaýzhi te-nuýga akaý.
\tr And / man / the «sub.» / there / I arrived / when, / that he was very glad / said. / Was savage / buffalo bull / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:467.3

\op Nuý akaý moüý iýkide theýthai, ki noüýka keýdi uýi. Goüýki weaýnaxiýthai.
\tr Man / the «sub.» / arrow / shot at him suddenly with, / and / back / on the / wounded him. / And / he attacked us.
\rf jod 1890:467.4

\op Shoüýge waýagthiü akaý duýboü uoüýsixti aýiaýthai, goüýki oüýoüth itheýthai. Te-nuýga
\tr Horse / I sat on / the one which / four times / leaping far / had gone, / and / had thrown me suddenly. / Buffalo bull
\rf jod 1890:467.5

\op akaý uhiýashkaýxchi atiýi ki, kigthiýpashoü athaiý. Waýkide bthiý'a aýiaýthai. Akiý
\tr the «sub.» / very close to / had come / when, / turning himself around / he went. / To shoot at him / I failed / he had gone. / I reached home
\rf jod 1890:467.6

\op ki, iüýnoüha akaý iüdaýdi iýhusa akaý ki akiý. Shoüýge toüý moüýze-thaýhe uthaýha
\tr when, / my mother / the «sub.» / my father / was scolding him / when / I reached home. / Horse / the / bridle / sticking to him
\rf jod 1890:467.7

\op kiý teýdi, iýbahoüi te oüýoüth itheýthai te. Iüdaýdi akaý iýa-bazhiýxti iýxa gthiüýi.
\tr reached home / when, / she knew it / sent me off suddenly / the. / My father / the «sub.» / not speaking at all / laughing / sat.
\rf jod 1890:467.8

\op Te-nuýga thiü t'eýthathe a, ai. Goüýki ithaýa-maýzhi.
\tr Buffalo bull / the «ob.» / you killed him / ? / said he. / And / I did not speak.
\rf jod 1890:467.9

\ti Sacred Traditons and Customs

\op I.-- Iüsh'aýge oüguýtai amaý iýwaspe gaýx 'ithaý-biamaý, iýwagaýzu. Tiý noüýba
\tr Old man / our / the «sub.» / what makes one behave / making it / spoke of, they say, / what makes one upright. / Tent / two
\rf jod 1890:468.1

\op waxuýbe gaýx 'ithaý-biamaý, shi tiý wiüaýxchi waxuýbe gaýx 'ithaý-biamaý. Utheýwiükithaý-bi
\tr sacred / making / they spoke of, they say, / again / tent / only one / sacred / making / they spoke of, they say. / Assembled themselves, they say
\rf jod 1890:468.2

\op egoüý, iýhukithaý-biamaý niýkagaýhi amaý. Shoüý maýzi zhoüý maý'a thiü edaýbe
\tr having, / consulted one another / chief / the «sub.». / In fact / cedar / wood / cottonwood / the «ob.» / also
\rf jod 1890:468.3

\op waxuýbe gaýx 'ithaý-biamaý. Shi niniýba bthaýsxka noüýba waxuýbe gaýx 'ithaý-biamaý.
\tr sacred / making / they spoke of, they say. / Again / pipe / flat / two / sacred / making / they spoke of, they say.
\rf jod 1890:468.4

\op Niniýba thishtoüý-bi ki, niýkagaýhi kipaýhi-biamaý. Shoüý toüýwoügthoü ukiýpate
\tr Pipe / they finished, they say / when, / chief / they chose for themselves, they say. / In fact / tribe / each gens for itself «?»
\rf jod 1890:468.5

\op wiüýthoüthoüý noübaý shte shoüý kigthiýza-biamaý. Shoüý waxuýbe zhiüýga ueýtakiýkithe
\tr by ones / two / even / in fact / took for itself, they say. / In fact / sacred thing / small / they caused themselves to own
\rf jod 1890:468.6

\op thoüý toüýwoügthoü bateýteý-ma ki'iý-biamaý. Tiý noüýba te teaýta waxuýbe gaxaý-biamaý.
\tr the «ob.» / tribe / the gentes / gave to one another. / Tent / two / the «ob.» / to the buffalo / sacred / they made it they say.
\rf jod 1890:468.7

\op Tiý wiüaýxchi te niýkashiüýga-ataýthishoü, t'eýwathaiý-ataýthishoü, waxuýbe gaxaý-biamaý.
\tr Tent / only one / the «ob.» / referring to men, / referring to killing them, / sacred / they made it they say.
\rf jod 1890:468.8

\op Goüý thishtoüý-biamaý xuýbe gthuýba. Ki theý niýkagaýhi kikaýxe akaý
\tr At length / they finished, they say / sacred / all. / And / this / chief / made themselves / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:468.9

\op uýwakiaý-biamaý, pahoüýga iýthigthoüý akaý. Tiý theý noüýba waxuýbe shkaýxai te,
\tr talked to them, they say, / the first / ruler / the «sub.». / Tent / this / two / sacred / you made / the «ob.»,
\rf jod 1890:468.10

\op aýkithiüýi-ga ha. Huýthuga gaýxai te uthuýshiata nazhiüý tateý ha. Shoüý edaýdoü uýdoüxti
\tr respect ye them / . / Circle of tents / made / the / in the middle / stand / shall / . / In fact / what / very good
\rf jod 1890:468.11

\op ahniüý shteýshtewoüý 'iý-hnoüi-ga. Ki niýkagaýhi oüýgathiüý shteýshte weýgoüthaýi-ga,
\tr you have / soever / always give to «them». / And / chief / we who are / even / desire from us,
\rf jod 1890:468.12

\op aý-biamaý. Sheýnuzhiüga-maý eý wakaý-biamaý. Ediý ki wathiýheha-baýzhi taiý, aý-biamaý.
\tr said they, they say. / The young men «ob.» / that / they meant, they say. / In that case / you will be stout-hearted, / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:468.13

\op edaýdoü aýhigi thiügeýthatheshniükeýshe, shiüýgazhiüýga peý thoüýdi uthaýgiga taiý ha.
\tr What / much / you give to those not relations / thou who, / child / forehead / on the / you paint yours / will / 
\rf jod 1890:468.14

\op Aýwaxpaniýxti eýgoü uýshkoü uthaýketoüýi ki, oüýxtithieýgoü taiý, shoüý uaýkihoü atoüý
\tr Very poor, as a great man / like / deed / you acquire / if, / you will be great men, / still / additional «generations» / how far
\rf jod 1890:468.15

\op athaiý te shetoüý athiüý taiý, aý-biamaý.
\tr they go / the / so far / they will have it, / said they, they say.
\rf jod 1890:468.16

\op II.-- Wahoüý atheý 'ithaý-biamaý, teý uneý. Teý-ma uthaý gthiý-hnoüi thoüýdi tiý
\tr Removing / they spoke of going, they say, / buffalo hunting. / The buffaloes «ob.» / to tell of / they used to come back / when «in the past» / tent
\rf jod 1890:469.1

\op waxuýbe zhoüý ke waiiüý uýdoü 'iý-hnoü-biamaý. Wanaýse-hnoüý-bi ki, tiý teýdi
\tr sacred / wood «+pole» / the «recl. ob.» / robe / good / they used to give, they say. / They used to surround the herd, they say / when, / tent / at the
\rf jod 1890:469.2

\op tetheýze giýbahi-hnoüý-biamaý. Sheýnuzhiüýga noüýba niýkagahiý thoükaý tiý waxuýbe
\tr buffalo-tongue / they used to gather for it, they say. / Young man / two / chief / the ones who / tent / sacred
\rf jod 1890:469.3

\op teýdi tetheýze theýshpahi te aýtha, aý-biamaý niýkagaýhi amaý, teý-ma t'eýwathaiý hnoüýdi.
\tr at the / buffalo-tongue / you gather for «them» / will / indeed, / said, they say / chief / the «sub.», / the buffaloes / were killed / whenever.
\rf jod 1890:469.4

\op Tetheýze pasiý thoü moüýde ke ubaýxoü ki, moüýde-koüý iý'iü-hnoüýi. Tiý teýdi
\tr Buffalo-tongue / tip / the «ob.» / bow / the / pushed into / when, / bow-string / they used to carry by means of. / Tent / at the
\rf jod 1890:469.5

\op eýtoüthiüýxti akiý-hnoüi. Paýze akiý ki, uhoüý-hnoüi. Niýkagaýhi amaý utheýwiüi
\tr they, the very first / they used to reach again. / Evening / they reached home / when, / they used to cook. / Chief / the «sub.» / assembled
\rf jod 1890:469.6

\op ki, waýhiü-shiüýthe t'oüýi ki, eýdi tiý te upaiý, waiiüýhahaýge thoüý eý uzhiý thateý. Eý
\tr when, / robe with the hair out / they had / if, / there / tent / the «ob.» / they entered, / lower corners of a buffalo robe / the «ob.» / that / filling / they ate. / That
\rf jod 1890:469.7

\op waxuýbe etaý akaý Hoüýga gaýxai akaý wa'oüý gthiüý-hnoüi, thataiý teýdi.
\tr sacred thing / his / the one who / @{Hoüýga} / he who made it / singing / he used to sit, / they ate / when.
\rf jod 1890:469.8

\op III.-- Niýashiüga wiüý uýkuhe moüthiüýi ki, wadoüýbe atheý taiý. Niýkabaýhi
\tr Man / one / fearing unseen danger / walks / when, / as scouts / they will go. / Chief
\rf jod 1890:469.9

\op amaý utheýwiükiýthe-hnoüýi. Iüsh'aýge wiüý boüý-hnoüi. Geý-hnoüi: Mazhoüý iütheýgasoüýga
\tr the «sub.» / usually assemble. / Old man / one / calls. / He says as follows: / Land / you know it for me
\rf jod 1890:469.10

\op te wiý aýthiühe+, ai. Eýdi eýgoüxti sheýnuzhiüýga gtheýba-saýtoü, gtheýba-shaýpe
\tr will / I / I who move, / he says. / Forthwith / young man / fifty, / sixty
\rf jod 1890:469.11

\op doüýshte, tiý waxuýbe teýdi ahiý-hnoüi. Sheýnuniüýga wadoüýbe aýiaýthe-hnoüýi. Athaiý
\tr perhaps, / tent / sacred / at the / they arrive. / Young man / as scouts / usually go. / They go
\rf jod 1890:469.12

\op ki, huýthuga thoü uthiýshoü toüýthiüi. Eýgithe niýkashiüga weýthe doüýshte, uthaý agthiýhnoüi.
\tr when, / circle of tents / the «ob.» / going around it / they run. / At length / people / they discover / perhaps, / to tell it / they come back.
\rf jod 1890:469.13

\op Shoüý eý nudoüý eýkigoüxtioüý. Weýbetoü agthiý-hnoüi, oüýhe doüýshteoüýi.
\tr In fact / that / going to war / is just like it. / Making a detour / they come back, / they flee / perhaps «pl.».
\rf jod 1890:469.14

\op IV.-- Teý-ma heýgabaýzhi t'eýwathaiý ki, gaxthoüý agiý-hnoüi. Eýgithe niýkagaýhi
\tr The buffaloes / a great many / they killed them / when, / the hunting party / usually returned homeward. / At length / chief
\rf jod 1890:469.15

\op amaý utheýwiükiýthe-hnoüýi te. Eýgithe waxuýbe gaýxe 'iýthai te shiý. Tiý waxuýbe
\tr the «sub.» / assembled themselves. / At length / sacred «thing» / making / they spoke of again. / Tent / sacred
\rf jod 1890:469.16

\op noüýba teýdi taý wiüý uýhoüi te, utheýwiükiýthe tai-eýgoü. Sheýnuniüýga gtheýbahiýwiüxti-eýgoü
\tr two / at the / dried buffalo meat / one / they cooked, / to assemble themselves / in order that. / Young man / a hundred about
\rf jod 1890:469.17

\op utheýwiüwaýthe-hnoüýi. Sheýnuniüýga nukaýthiü eýdi athaiý te, tiý te eýgaxe
\tr they assembled them. / Young man / stripped to the waist / there / went, / tent / the / around it in a circle
\rf jod 1890:469.18

\op gthiüýi te. Shoüý aýgudiý shte waheýhazhi-ma waiiüý iüý-hnoüi, unaýzhiü uýdoü shti
\tr they sat. / Yet / in what place / soever / the stout-hearted ones / robe / they wore robes, / shirt / good / too
\rf jod 1890:469.19

\op ugiýnazhiü-hnoüýi. Thasniüýi ki, shoüýgaxe-hnoüýi. Tiý ke uhaý athaiý ki, tiýshi
\tr they wore their own shirts. / They swallowed «the food» / when, / they ceased. / Tent / the «line of» / following it / went / when, / tentpoles
\rf jod 1890:469.20

\op thiguýzhe ti-uýthipu gthiüý weýnashe moüthiüýi, waheýhazhi amaý thizeý moüthiüýi. Shoüý
\tr bent a little / small lodge «see note» / sat / snatching from them / walked, / stout-hearted one / the «sub.» / taking / walked. / Yet
\rf jod 1890:470.1

\op eaýtoü waýgiki uthiý'aga-baýzhi. Zhoüý-zhiüga thizaiý ge tiý waxuýbe keýta athiüý akiý-hnoüi.
\tr why / they tried to get them from them / they were not unwilling. / Stick / those that they took / tent / sacred / at the / having / they reached again.
\rf jod 1890:470.2

\op Tiý sneýde uthuýkiheheýbe gaýxai. Waxuýbe uýzhu ke tiý te iýdoübe
\tr Tent / long / one after another, as far as «the poles» reached / they made it. / Sacred thing / principal / the «ob.» / tent / the / in the middle
\rf jod 1890:470.3

\op gaýxai. Shiüýgazhiüýga pahoüýga thiükeý taý giýnai. Iüsh'aýge wiüý shiüýgazhiüýga
\tr they made. / Child / first-born / the one who / dried meat / asked of him. / Old man / one / children
\rf jod 1890:470.4

\op gtheýbahiýwiü-noüýba-xti-eýgoü izhaýzhe wathaýde-hnoüýi. Tushpaý, wiüaýxchi shteýshte
\tr hundred two about / his name / he called them. / O grandchild, / only one / even though
\rf jod 1890:470.5

\op kuýzhi oüthaýgigthoüý te a-no+! aguýdi thaýtoüsheý-doü, aiý iüsh'aýge akaý. Utheýwiüthaiý
\tr yonder, at a short distance, / you will put it on «the ground» for me / indeed, halloo! / in what place / you are standing! / said / old man / the «sub.». / They collected
\rf jod 1890:470.6

\op ki, taý ke bthuýga doüýbai. Tiý sneýde eýtoü thibthaý-hnoüi. Wakoüý-moüthiüý
\tr when, / dried meat / the «line of» / all / they looked at. / Tent / long / so far / they spread it out. / @{Wakoüý-moüthiüý}
\rf jod 1890:470.7

\op akaý taý shiüýxchi duýba uthuýshiata iheýthe-hnoüýi. Maýxoüi. Ki shiüýxchi ke noübeý
\tr the «sub.» / dried meat / very fat / four / in the middle / placed them. / He cut them up. / And / very fat / the «ob.» / hand
\rf jod 1890:470.8

\op te eýthoüska waýga gaýxe-hnoüýi. Waseýzhide iýgahiýi ki, zhoüý waxuýbe te iýbika-hnoüýi,
\tr the / that size / slices / he made them. / Red clay / they were mixed with / when, / sacred pole / the «ob.» / he rubbed on,
\rf jod 1890:470.9

\op shniüýshniüde aýtashoü gaýxe-hnoüýi. Goüý thishtoüý-hnoüi. Ukiýt'e-shtoüý-ma
\tr greasy / exceedingly / he made it. / And / he completed it. / The habitual fighters
\rf jod 1890:470.10

\op utheýwiüwaýthe-hnoüýi. Ukiýt'e aýkitha gaýxe 'iýthe-hnoüýi. Iýgadiýze-hnoüýi, shoüýgagthiü.
\tr they assembled them. / Enemy / to contend with / making «feigning» / they spoke of. / They rode round and round, / sitting on horses.
\rf jod 1890:470.11

\op Xaýde duýbaha niýkashiüga eýgoü gaýxe-hnoüýi, tiý sneýde uthuýshiataýthishoü.
\tr Grass / in four places / man / like / they made, / tent / long / in front of.
\rf jod 1890:470.12

\op Duýboü kikiýde-hnoüýi, shi duýboü niýkashiüga thoükaý t'eýwathe waýxe-hnoüýi.
\tr Four times / they shot at one another, / again / four times / person / the «ob.» / they pretended to kill them.
\rf jod 1890:470.13

\op Wapaýde shti duýboü waýxe-hnoüýi. Aýdoübeýxti kiýde-hnoüýi. Xaýde muýbthizh
\tr To cut them up / too / four times / they pretended. / Taking very close aim / they shot at «them». / Grass / the knocked
\rf jod 1890:470.14

\op iheýthe-hnoüýi. Maxuýde siýoütheý uzhiý iýkide-hnoüýi. Ukiýt'e amaý niýkagaýhi thoükaý
\tr down by shooting. / Powder / alone / put in / they shot at «them» with. / The hostiles / chief / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:470.15

\op weýnaxiýtha-hnoüýi. Duýboü aýkikiýtha-hnoüýi. Noüshtoüýi. Ukiýt'e amaý shoüýgaxai.
\tr attacked them. / Four times / they fought one another. / They stopped running. / The hostiles / ceased.
\rf jod 1890:470.16

\op Niniýba waxuýbe tiý athiüý thiükeýta duýboü ahiý-hnoüi, waiiüý wiüý ubeýtoü taiý
\tr Pipe / sacred / tent / to him / who had it / four times / they arrived, / robe / one / to wrap around it
\rf jod 1890:470.17

\op eýthiü ahiýi. Thishkeý te. Niniýba thishkaiý ki, ubeýtoü athiüý ahiýi. Tiý waxuýbe
\tr they took it there for him. / They untied its covering. / Pipe / they untied / when, / wrapping it in «the robe» / they took it there. / Tent / sacred
\rf jod 1890:470.18

\op keýta athiüý akiýi; eý niniýgahi waxuýbe gaýxe uzhiý. Niýkagaýhi amaý eshnaýxtdshi
\tr at the / having it / they reached again; / that / killikinnick / sacred / made / they put in. / Chief / the «sub.» / they alone
\rf jod 1890:470.19

\op thashuýde gthiüý-hnoüi.
\tr puffing out smoke / sat.
\rf jod 1890:470.20

\op V.-- Niniýba waxuýbe ketaýthishoü shi uýshkoü wiüý uwiýbtha taý miüke. Niýkagaýhi
\tr Pipe / sacred / pertaining to the / again / custom / one / I tell you / will / I who. / Chief
\rf jod 1890:471.1

\op amaý utheýwiüi ki, Wachiýgaxe uýdoü ha, ai. Iükeý-sabe akeý, niniýba etaý akaý,
\tr the «sub.» / assembled / when, / To dance / good / , / said they. / @{Iükeý-sabe} / it was he who, / pipe / his / the «sub.»,
\rf jod 1890:471.2

\op eý wachiýgaxe gaýxe 'ithaiý, uthuýkie. Ithaýkigthe iýhukithaiý. Maý'a zhoüý wiüý agiýathaiý
\tr that / a dance / making / promised, / talked to «them» about it. / To join one thing to the other / they consulted one another. / Cottonwood / wood / one / / went for it
\rf jod 1890:471.3

\op Iükeý-sabe amaý woüýgithe. Pasiý thoütaý zhoüý gasuýda-baýzhi. Wa'uý noüýba zhuýwagthe
\tr @{Iükeý-sabe} / the «pl. sub.» / all. / Top of a tree / at the / wood / was not cleared of branches. / Woman / two / with them
\rf jod 1890:471.4

\op athaiý, maýshaka athiüýi. Uthuýshiataý uzheýti gaýxai; eýdi muýza-hnoüi, zhoüý te. Iüsh'aýge
\tr went, / woman's strap for carrying wood / they had. / In the middle / hole for the pole / they made; / there / they planted it, / pole / the «ob.». / Old man
\rf jod 1890:471.5

\op iýekiýthewaýkithaiý. Wathaýchigaýxe te, aiý atha+. Zhoüý thakiýnoüxi te atha+, aiý. Iükeý-sabe
\tr they made them act as criers. / You will dance, / they say / indeed. / Sleep / you will arouse yourselves by dancing / indeed, / said they. / @{Iükeý-sabe}
\rf jod 1890:471.6

\op akaýdi zhoüýzhiüga juýba gasaiý. Huýthuga thoüý uthiýshoü athaiý eýgoü, toüýwoügthoü
\tr at the / stick / some / they cut. / Circle of tents / the «ob.» / around it / went / as, / tribe
\rf jod 1890:471.7

\op ubaýnoü-ma zhoüýzhiüga wiüýthoüthoü wa'iý-hnoüýi. Ubaýnoü uýzhu akaý geý-hnoüi:
\tr the gentes / stick / one by one / they gave them. / Gens / head-man / the / said as follows:
\rf jod 1890:471.8

\op Wachiýgaxe te eýdi-oüguýiühe weýgoüthai eýgoü, zhoüýzhiüga ke wa'iý tai-eýgoü atiýi ha, ai.
\tr Dance / the / we join it / they wish for us / as, / stick / the «ob.» / to give us / in order that / they have come / , / said he.
\rf jod 1890:471.9

\op Sheýnuzhiüýga bthuýga haýthukaýthiüi. Waseýsoü ki'oüýi. Wa'uý miüýzhiüga edaýbe wateý
\tr Young man / all / naked. / White clay / they rubbed on themselves. / Woman / girl / also / dress
\rf jod 1890:471.10

\op teý-hnoüi, shi ki'oüýi. Aýgudiý shte sheýnuzhiüýga wiüý waýthaha uýdoü aýthahai. Iükeý-sabe
\tr wore dresses, / again / they painted themselves. / In what place / soever / young man / one / clothing / good / he wore clothing. / @{Iükeý-sabe}
\rf jod 1890:471.11

\op nuý noüý amaý woüýgithe zhoüý te eshoüýxchi gthiüý-hnoüi. Waýhiü-shiüýthe iüý-hnoüi.
\tr man / grown / the «sub.» / every one / pole / the / very near it / sat. / Robe with the hair out / they wore.
\rf jod 1890:471.12

\op Neýxe-gakuý duýba, peýxe duýba shti (athiüý) a-iý-gthiüi. Iükeý-sabe sheýnuzhiüýga-ma
\tr Drum / four, / gourd rattle / four / too / (having them) / they sat there. / @{Iükeý-sabe} / the young men
\rf jod 1890:471.13

\op niniýba waxuýbe noüýba ke, eý akiýwa weýpahoüýga athiüý taý akaý. Sheýnuzhiüýga
\tr pipe / sacred / two / the, / that / both / the first / will have them. / Young man
\rf jod 1890:471.14

\op noübaý akaý niniýba uzhiýi-de aýigaýtha moüthiüý-hnoüi. Waýthiüeýthe goüýtha-ma
\tr two / the «sub.» / pipe / «they» filled, when / carrying on the arm / walked. / To make presents / those who wished
\rf jod 1890:471.15

\op iýgadiýze-hnoüýi, shoüýgagthiüýi. Noütaiý uthiýshoü. Moüýte gthiüýi Xuýka akaý. Nuý
\tr rode round and round, / sitting on horses. / They danced / going around «the pole». / Within / sat / Singers / the «sub.». / Man
\rf jod 1890:471.16

\op amaý shoüý bakuýwiüxai; wa'uý amaý aýgaha noütaiý.
\tr the «sub.» / in fact / turned around; / woman / the / outside on the / danced.
\rf jod 1890:471.17

\ti @{Paheý-taýp'e} to @{Shuýde-gaýxe} and @{Moüchuý-waýthihi}
\dt July 29, 1878

\op Negiýha, oüwoüýxpani chaýbe. Witoüýbe koüýbtha, akiýwa, Moüchuý-waýthihi
\tr O mother's brother, / me poor / very. / I see you / I wish, / both, / @{Moüchuý-waýthihi}
\rf jod 1890:475.1

\op eýthoüba. Maýthe usniý tediýhi ki, witoüýbe taiý miüke. Umoüýhoü-ma shoüýge
\tr he too. / Winter / cold / it arrives / when, / I see you / will / I who. / The Omahas / horse
\rf jod 1890:475.2

\op thiügeý chaýbe; waxpaýni amaý. Shaoüý amaýta piý eýde, shoüýge thiügeý agthiý.
\tr without / very; / they are poor. / Dakotas / to the ones who / I was there, / but / horse / without / I came home.
\rf jod 1890:475.3

\op Siüdeý-gtheýshka watoüýbe piý eýde, shoüýge oü'iý-baýzhi. Shiüýgazhiüýga thithiýta, negiýha,
\tr Spotted Tail / I saw him / I was there / but, / horse / he did not give me. / Child / your, / O mother's brother,
\rf jod 1890:475.4

\op wakeýga-baýzhi eýiüteý, iüwiüýtha-ga. Umoüýhoü-ma meý teýdi, mashteý teýdi, aýhigi
\tr sick not / it may be, / tell to me. / The Omahas / spring / in the, / warm / in the, / many
\rf jod 1890:475.5

\op thidoüýbe taý amaý. Kaxeý-thoüýba zhuaýgthe agthiüý; oüthoüýbahoü. Waxiüýha hniýze
\tr see you will. / Two Crows / I with him / I sit; / he knows me. / Letter / you receive
\rf jod 1890:475.6

\op ki, wiüýutoügaýxti tioüýkithaý-ga.
\tr when, / just as soon as / make one come to me.
\rf jod 1890:475.7

\ti @{Kaxeý-thoüýba} to @{Moüchuý-waýthihi}
\dt July 29, 1878

\op Nisiýha, hnaýzhi teýdi, oüwoüýxpani-mazhiý-xti-moüý thoüýshti. Hneý ki, oüwoüýxpani
\tr My child, / you did not go / when, / I was not poor at all / heretofore. / You went / when, / me poor
\rf jod 1890:475.8

\op heýgamaýzhi. Wigiýsithe-hnoü shoüshoüý-xti-moüý. Shoüý wigiýtoübe koübthaý-xti-moüý.
\tr me not a little. / I am used to thinking of you / always very I do. / In fact / I see you, my relation / I wish very much.
\rf jod 1890:475.9

\op Eaýtoü ki wigiýtoübe eteýgoü-maýzhi. Weýahideýxti hneý te, iüýtha-maýzhi
\tr How / if / I see you, my relation / apt I not. / Very far away / you went
\rf jod 1890:475.10

\op ha. Iýe uýdoüxti winaý'oü koübtheýgoü. Nioüýba thiügeý teýdi shutheýathe. Shoüý.
\tr . / Word / very good / I hear of you / I hope. / Moon «-light» / none / when / I send it to you. / Enough.
\rf jod 1890:475.11

\ti @{Zhaýbe-ska} to @{Waheý'oü}
\dt August, 1878

\op Thizhiüýthe t'eý. Pahoüýga iüsh'aýge izhiüýge gitoüýbe, giýt'e ha. Goüýki Wazhiüýa-gahiýga,
\tr Your elder brother / dead. / Before / old man / his son / saw his, / died to him / . / And / Bird-Chief,
\rf jod 1890:476.1

\op wabaýxu goüý hniýze te ha. Goüýki waxiüýha hniýze teýdi, uýdoü moüshniüý
\tr letter / at any rate / you take it / will / . / And / letter / you receive it / when, / good / you walk
\rf jod 1890:476.2

\op ki iüwiüýtha giýtha-ga. Anaý'oü te ha. Thizhoüýge weýdathe noübiýdawaýthe
\tr if / to tell me / send it back. / I hear / will / . / Your daughter / gave birth / twins
\rf jod 1890:476.3

\op waýthiü. Akiýwa t'aiý. Uxtheýxchi gthiý 'iýthathe wiýkoübtha. Shoüý. Thizhiüýthe t'eý goüý
\tr she had. / Both / died. / Very soon / to come back / you promised / I desire you. / Enough. / Your elder brother / dead / so
\rf jod 1890:476.4

\op uthiýwibthaý ha. He-xaýpa, thiaýdi, thaýthuhaýxchi t'eý. Thagiýshtoübaýzhi t'eý te amaý.
\tr I tell you of yours / . / @{He-xaýpa}, / your father, / very nearly / dead. / You not seeing him, your own / die / he will.
\rf jod 1890:476.5

\op Wazhiüýa-gahiýga doüýbe zhuýgtha-ga. Zhaýbe-ska tiýthikitheý.
\tr Bird-Chief / seeing it / be with him. / White-Beaver / causes this to come to you.
\rf jod 1890:476.6

\ti @{Zhaýbe-ska} to @{Waýxa-naýzhiü}
\dt August, 1878

\op Thiaýdi thaýthuhaýxchi t'eý. Thagiýshtoübaýzhi t'eý eteýgoü. Zhaýbe-ska waxiüýha
\tr Your father / very nearly / dead. / You do not see yours / to die / apt. / Beaver White / letter
\rf jod 1890:477.1

\op tiýthikitheý. Wathaýgishtoübaýzhi t'eý ta thoükaý. Thakiý 'ithaýthe; wiüýthakaýzhi. Thitoüýge
\tr causes to come to you. / You do not see your «relations» / they will die. / You reach home / you promised; / you did not speak truly. / Your elder sister
\rf jod 1890:477.2

\op weýdatheýde t'eý. Thitoüýshka thitoüýge iýdathe ke t'eý. Miüý thoüý t'eý eýgasaýni che
\tr bore children, but / dead. / Your sister's child / your elder sister / the one that she bore / dead. / Moon / the / dead / the next day / the «+when»
\rf jod 1890:477.3

\op shutheýathe.
\tr I send it to you.
\rf jod 1890:477.4

\ti @{Namaýmana} to @{Moüchuý-waýthihi}
\dt August 22, 1878

\op Tahoüýha, wabaýgtheze thoüý shuhiý wiüýuwatoüýga iýthathe te ha. Usniýazhi
\tr Brother-in-law, / letter / the «ob.» / reaches you / as soon as / you cause it to be coming / will / . / Not cold
\rf jod 1890:477.5

\op shoüteý shupiý taý miüke ha. Uzhoüýge ke ithaýpahoü-mazhiý-xti-moüý. Mazhoüý aýgudi
\tr yet, when / I reach you / will / I who / . / Road / the / I have not the least knowledge of it. / Land / in what place
\rf jod 1890:477.6

\op thagthiüý thoü ithaýpahoü koüýbtha taý miüke. Shiüýgazhiüýga witoüýge waýthiü thoükaý
\tr you sit / the «ob.» / I know / I wish / will / I who. / Child / my elder sister / she had them / the ones who
\rf jod 1890:477.7

\op uýdoüi ki, uaýna'oü koüýbtha. Wamuýske shti uaýzhi ha, weýgoüze agthiüý-saýtoü.
\tr they are good / if, / I hear of it / I wish. / Wheat / too / I sowed / , / measure / fifteen.
\rf jod 1890:477.8

\op Shiüýgazhiüýga wiwiýta wakeýgede piýazhi. T'eý teýdi, shubtheý teýiüte. Oüwoüýxpani
\tr Child / my / sick, but / bad. / He dies / when, / I go to you / may. / Me poor
\rf jod 1890:477.9

\op heýgamaýzhi ha. Eýskana witoüýbai koübtheýgoü-hnoü shoüýshoü. Mazhoüý (thoü) uýdoü
\tr I am very / . / Would that / I see you / I am hoping / always. / Land / (the) / good
\rf jod 1890:477.10

\op (ki), waýgazu anaý'oü koüýbtha. Sheýna.
\tr (if), / correctly / I hear / I wish. / Enough.
\rf jod 1890:477.11

\ti @{Uýhoü-zhiüýga} to @{Gashuýdithaü}
\dt August 22, 1878

\op Nisiýha, hneý te, noüýde iüýpimazhiýxti-moüý. Atoüý wisiýthe te noüýde
\tr My child, / you went / when, / heart / I had it very bad for me. / When / I think of you / the / heart
\rf jod 1890:478.1

\op iüýpimaýzhi-hnoü-moüý. Goüýadi oüwoüýxpani-maýzhi teýiüte, shoüý eýskana witoüýbe
\tr I always have it sad. / Now / I may not become poor, / yet / would that / I see you
\rf jod 1890:478.2

\op koübtheýgoü. Shoüý eýskana, nisiýha, umoüýthiüka (theý) witoüýbe koübtheýgoü, usniý
\tr I hope. / Still / would that, / my child, / season / (this) / I see you / I hope, / cold
\rf jod 1890:478.3

\op teýdi theýthuaýdi. Niýkashiüga oüwoüýthitoüýxti eýgoü, aýdoü oükiýgthishuýpa-bazhiý-xtioüýi.
\tr in the / during this. / Indians / we have worked hard / somewhat, / therefore / we have not packed our things at all.
\rf jod 1890:478.4

\op Wathiýtoü te heýgazhi. E'oüý moühniüý te winaý'oü koüýbtha. Eýgithe waxiüýha
\tr Work / the / not a little. / How / you walk / the / I hear from you / I wish. / Behold, / letter
\rf jod 1890:478.5

\op uxtheýxchi tioüýthakiýthe koüýbtha ha.
\tr very soon / you send to me / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:478.6

\ti @{Kishkeý} to @{Moüchuý-toüýga}
\dt August 22, 1878

\op Oüýbatheýgoü waxiüýha wawiýpaxuý. Shoüý wisiýthexti-hnoü-moüý, kageý.
\tr This day, as / letter / I write to you. / Still / I am always remembering you very well, / O younger brother.
\rf jod 1890:478.7

\op Wigiýsitheýxti oüýba ge. Shoüý hniýze ki, iýe juýba oü'iý ithaý-ga. Uýshkoü e'oüý
\tr I remember you, my own, very well / day / the «pl. ob.». / Yet / you receive it / when, / word / some / to give to me / cause to be coming. / Deed / how
\rf jod 1890:478.8

\op moühniüý te winaý'oü koüýbtha. Shoüý umoüýthiüka theýthuaýdi witoüýbe koübtheýgoü.
\tr you walk / the / I hear from you / I wish. / In fact / season / during the present / I see you / I hope.
\rf jod 1890:478.9

\ti @{Moüchuý-noüýba} to Agítcita
\dt August 22, 1878

\op Oüýbatheý niýashiüga Poüýka thoükaý wabaýgtheze thoü tiýthai bthiýze. Thitoüýde
\tr This day / people / Ponka / the ones who / letter / the / sent here / I have received. / Your daughter's husband
\rf jod 1890:479.1

\op wakeýgai; iüýchoüxchi giýudoüýi. Ueýbtha taý miüke. Wamuýske ke sheýtoü
\tr was sick; / just now / he is better. / I tell him / will / I who. / Wheat / the «ob.» / so far
\rf jod 1890:479.2

\op gthiýtoüzhi. Wasniüýde tateý.
\tr he has not worked his. / He delay / will surely.
\rf jod 1890:479.3

\ti @{Moüchuý-noüýba} to @{Weýs'a-toüýga}.
\dt August 22, 1878

\op Tushpaýha, iýe noüýba shutheýwikiýthe. Shoüý Shaoüý amaý, Siüdeý-gtheshka, noübeý-ubthoüý.
\tr My grandchild, / word / two / I send to you. / In fact / Dakota / the ones who / Spotted-tail, / hand I held.
\rf jod 1890:479.4

\op 'Oüýthiügeýxti noübeý-ubthoüý, shoüý uýdoü ha. Uýdoüxti noübeý-ubthoüý.
\tr Nothing at all being the matter. / hand I held, / yet / good / . / Very good / hand I held.
\rf jod 1890:479.5

\op Shoüý ukiýt'e wiüoüýwa ukiýt'e thoüý uýdoü thanaýzhiü te anaý'oü koüýbtha. Shoüý goüý
\tr Now / nation / which one / nation / the / good / you stand / the / I hear it / I wish. / At any rate
\rf jod 1890:479.6

\op wisiýthe-hnoü-moüý thoüýzha e'oüý te, iüýpi-maýzhi. Wakoüýda iüthiüýthigthoüý taiteý,
\tr I always remember you / though / what is the matter / when, / I am sad. / The Great Spirit / decide for me about my own / shall,
\rf jod 1890:479.7

\op eheý. Sheýna shutheýwikiýthe. Uýdoü anaýzhiü.
\tr I say. / Enough / I send to you. / Good / I stand.
\rf jod 1890:479.8

\ti @{Piý-zi-thiüýge} to @{Miüxaý-ska}, @{Xuýgahunaýzhiü}, and @{Xithaý-ska}

\op Niýashiüga amaý theýamaý thidoüýbe taiý ebtheýgoü, aýdoü shubtheý taý miüke.
\tr People / the «sub.» / these / see you / will / I think, / therefore / I go to you / will / I who.
\rf jod 1890:480.1

\op Hneý te shetoüý, negiýha, shoüýge sheýna oüthaý'i thoükaý t'aiý, aýdoü shubtheý taý miüke.
\tr You went / when / so far, / mother's brother, / horse / so many / you gave to me / the ones that / have died, / therefore, / I go to you / will / I who.
\rf jod 1890:480.2

\op Witoüýbe te eýkigoü, toüýwoügthoü zaniýxti thidoüýbe goüýthai. Negiýha, wizhiüýthe
\tr I see you / the / like it, / nation / all / see you / they wish. / O mother's brother, / my elder brother
\rf jod 1890:480.3

\op meýgoü, oüwoüýxpani heýga-maýzhi. Shubtheý taý miüke ha. Edeýshai ki, waxiüýha
\tr likewise, / me poor / I not a little. / I go to you / will / I who / . / What you say / if, / letter
\rf jod 1890:480.4

\op uxtheýxchi tioüýthakiýthe koüýbtha ha.
\tr very soon / you send here to me / I wish / 
\rf jod 1890:480.5

\ti @{Paheý-taýp'e} to @{Xithaý-ska}

\op Waxiüýha hniýze te, ioüýkithaý-ga. Negiýha, mazhoüý thoüý e'oüý moühniüý
\tr Letter / you receive / when, / cause one to be coming to me. / O mother's brother, / land / the / how / you walk
\rf jod 1890:480.6

\op te thuýtoü anaý'oü koüý ebtheýgoü. Zhuýazhi kiýshte, thuýtoü iüwiüýtha giýtha-ga. Negiýha,
\tr the / correctly / I hear it / I hope. / Unsuitable / even if, / correctly / to tell me / cause to come back. / O mother's brother,
\rf jod 1890:480.7

\op oüwoüýxpani chaýbe ha. Axaýge-hnoü shoüshoüý-xti-moüý, witoüýba-maýzhi. Daýdoü
\tr me poor / very / . / I am crying / always indeed I am, / I do not see you. / What
\rf jod 1890:480.8

\op iüýthiügeý, negiýha, oüthoüýwoügthaý ha. Oüwoüýxpani chaýbe, negiýha. Theýamaý,
\tr I am without, / mother's brother, / I suffer on account of it / . / Me poor / very, / mother's brother. / These,
\rf jod 1890:480.9

\op negiýha, -- witoüýbe taý miüke thoüýzha, negiýha, wamuýske uaýzhi utheýwiüaýgithe
\tr mother's brother, -- / I see you / will / I who / though, / mother's brother, / wheat / I sowed / I collect mine
\rf jod 1890:480.10

\op bthiýshtoü ki witoüýbe koüýbtha. -- Umoüýhoü amaý usniýxti wiüdeýtoü tediýhi ki
\tr I finish / when / I see you / I wish. -- / Omahas / the «sub.» / very cold / half the length / it arrives there / when
\rf jod 1890:480.11

\op thidoüýbe taý amaý, negiýha. Niýkashiüga-maý theýamaý, Umoüýhoü-maý, negiýha, etaýhabaýzhi,
\tr see you / will, / mother's brother. / The people / these, / the Omahas, / mother's brother, / are eccentric,
\rf jod 1890:480.12

\op negiýha. Uýdoü nazhiüý-baýzhi; iüýtexi chaýbe ha. Iüýnoüha, wineýgi edaýbe,
\tr mother's brother. / Good / they do not stand; / hard for me / very / . / My mother, / my mother's brothers / also,
\rf jod 1890:481.1

\op wakeýga-baýzhi ki, iüwiüýtha giýtha-ga. E'oüý shteýshte awaýna'oü koüýbtha. Negiýha,
\tr they are not sick / if, / to tell me / cause to be coming back. / What is the matter / soever / I hear of them / I wish. / Mother's brother,
\rf jod 1890:481.2

\op waxiüýha Poüýka amaý gthiýthai te anaý'oü, uoüýde iüýudoü. Eýgoü, negiýha,
\tr letter / Ponkas / the «sub.» / caused to come home / when / I heard it, / heart / good for me. / So, / mother's brother,
\rf jod 1890:481.3

\op waxiüýha oü'iý ithaý-ga ha. Iýe juýba oü'iý-ga ha, negiýha. Noüýde iüýudoü
\tr letter / to give me / cause to be coming / , / Word / some / give me / , / mother's brother. / Heart / good for me
\rf jod 1890:481.4

\op teý, negiýha.
\tr will, / mother's brother.
\rf jod 1890:481.5

\ti @{Kebaýha} to @{Weýs'a-toüýga}

\op Waweýmaxe shutheýathe. Niýkashiüýga maýshe, oüthiýsithai weýtha-baýzhi chaýbe. Uý'oüthiüýge
\tr I ask questions / I send to you. / O ye people, / we remember you / we are sad / very. / To no purpose
\rf jod 1890:481.6

\op wisiýthe-hnoü-moüý, oüýbatoüýshte. Shoüý mazhoüý e'oüý moühniüý ki, eý waýgazu
\tr I am generally thinking of you, / some days. / Yet / land / how / you walk / if, / that / correctly
\rf jod 1890:481.7

\op anaý'oü koüýbtha. Theýamaý niýkashiüga amaý usniý tediýhi ki, thidoüýbe goüýthai.
\tr I hear / I wish. / These / people / the «sub.» / cold / it arrives at it / when, / to see you / wish.
\rf jod 1890:481.8

\op Shoüý e'oüý moühniüý ki waxiüýha gioüýkithaý-ga. Winaý'oü koüýbtha. Uxtheýxchi
\tr Yet / how / you walk / if / letter / send back to me. / I hear from you / I wish. / Very soon
\rf jod 1890:482.1

\op waxiüýha gioüýkithaý-ga: Theý shuhiý tediýhi ki, waxiüýha-uhnoüý tediýhi ki, uxtheýxchi
\tr letter / send back to me: / This / reaches you / it arrives at it / when, / letter you hold / it arrives at it / when, / very soon
\rf jod 1890:482.2

\op gioüýkithaý-ga, waxiüýha.
\tr send back to me, / letter.
\rf jod 1890:482.3

\ti @{Si-kaüý-xega} to @{Eýduaýna}
\st Antoine Roy

\op Kageý, goüý Umoüýhoü amaý shatheý taý amaý. [Theý amaý] shubtheý bthiýshtoü anaýzhiü.
\tr Younger brother, / after a while / Omahas / the «sub.» / go to you / will. / [They are going] / I go to you / I have finished / I stand.
\rf jod 1890:482.4

\op Uýkie shatheý taý amaý. Niýkashiüýga gtheýba-noüýba thidoüýbe goüýthai. Shoüý, edaýdoü shteýshte
\tr To talk with them / they will go to you. / Person / twenty / to see you / wish. / Now, / whatsoever
\rf jod 1890:482.5

\op abthiüý-maýzhi, oüwoüýxpani chaýbe. Sheý niýashiüga nuýzhiüga thaýbthiü witoüýbai
\tr I have I not, / me poor / very. / That / person / boy / three / I see you
\rf jod 1890:482.6

\op koüýbtha: Mazhoüý-ibaýhoü, Shaýbe-naýzhiü, sheýna. Wisiýthe-hnoüýdi iüýtha-maýzhi-hnoü-moüý.
\tr I wish: / Land he knows, / Dark «afar» he stands, / enough. / I remember you always when / I am always sad.
\rf jod 1890:482.7

\op Shoüý witoüýbe koübthaýxti-moü, thaýbthiü gaýhnoükaýshe. Toüýwoügthoü teýxi
\tr Yet / I see you / I wish indeed, / three / you who are those «unseen». / Tribe / difficult
\rf jod 1890:482.8

\op iýshpahoü; iüýtoü teýxi, weýtexiýxtioüýi. Oüwoüýxpani te aýwake. Theýthoükaý, nuýzhiüga
\tr you knew; / now / difficult, / very difficult for us. / I am poor / the / I mean it. / These, / boy
\rf jod 1890:482.9

\op thoükaý, noübaý thoükaý, waxiüýha doüýbe zhuýwathaýgthe koüýbtha. Shoüý shiüýgazhiüýga
\tr the «pl. ob.», / two / the «pl. ob.», / letter / to see it / you with them / I wish. / And / children
\rf jod 1890:482.10

\op thiýta wakeýga te eýskoü t'eý iüte shoüý anaý'oü koüýbthaý. Mazhoüý-ibaýhoü shti thiýe
\tr your / sick / the / it may be / dead it may be / yet / I hear it / I wish. / @{Mazhoüý-ibaýhoü} / too / you
\rf jod 1890:482.11

\op waýwike. Shaýbe-naýzhiü thiý shti thiýe waýwike.
\tr I mean you. / @{Shaýbe-naýzhiü} / you / too / you / I mean you.
\rf jod 1890:482.12

\ti @{Wazhiüý-ska} to @{Moüchuý-waýthihi} and @{Oüýpoü-toüýga}

\op Waxiüýha gaýthoü wawiýpaxuý shutheýathe. Shuhiý teý, hniýze ki, eýskana
\tr Letter / that / I write to you / I send it to you. / It reaches you / when, / you take it / when, / oh that
\rf jod 1890:483.1

\op uxtheýxchi gthiýthathe koübtheýgoü. Ki niýkashiüýga-ma, theýama, Umoüýhoü amaý,
\tr very soon / you send «one» back / I hope. / And / the people, / these, / Omahas / the «sub.»,
\rf jod 1890:483.2

\op edaýdoü iýe keý oüýshte shoüý wabthiýtoü moübthiüý, eýgithe, uýshkoü wisiýthe ha. Wisiýthe
\tr what / «they» speak / the / as if / still / I work / I walk, / behold, / deed / I remember you / . / I remember you
\rf jod 1890:483.3

\op te shoüý waxiüýha gaýthoü shuhiý teýdi, iýe ke oüthaý'i tiýthathe ki, ithaýkigthiýgthoü koüýbtha.
\tr the / yet / letter / that / it reaches you / when, / words / the / you give me / you send it, here / I decide for myself / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:483.4

\op Shoüý niýashiüga ukeýthiü eshoüý wetheýnazhiü edaýdoü wiüý thi'iý geý thti waýgazuýxti
\tr And / Indians / near to / you stand to them / what / one / they give you «pl. ob.» / too / very straight
\nt =@{shti}
\rf jod 1890:483.5

\op iüwiüýtha iýtha-ga. Anaý'oü koüýbtha. Shoüý Oüýpoü-toüýga, thiý shti wisiýthe shoüshoüýxti-moüý.
\tr to tell me / send it here. / I hear it / I wish. / And / Big Elk, / you / too / I remember you / always indeed I do.
\rf jod 1890:483.6

\op Ki shoüý iýe ke shutheý ke bthuýga, Oüýpoü-toüýga, thiý shti thanaý'oü teýgoü
\tr And / in fact, / words / the / sent to you / the / all, / @{Oüýpoü-toüýga}, / you / too / you hear them / in order that
\rf jod 1890:483.7

\op wawiýpaxuý. Iýe thiýta ke ioüýkithaý-ga, juýba, thiý shti. Niýashiüga-maý edaýdoü uýdoü
\tr I write to you. / Words / your / the / send here to me, / some, / you / too. / The people / what things / good
\rf jod 1890:483.8

\op gaýxe teýdi, siýthewaýthe. Uýdoü oüshkaýxe-hnoüý eýgoü, wisiýthe. Shoüý uwiýkie ke
\tr do / when, / memorable. / Good / you usually made me / as, / I remember you. / And / I talk to you / the
\rf jod 1890:483.9

\op iýe ke aýhigiýxti theýamaý uthuýwikieý shutheýathe. Oüwoüýxpani eýgoü aýdoü iýe aýhigixti
\tr words / the / very many / these / I talk to you about / I send to you. / I am poor / somewhat / therefore / words / very many
\rf jod 1890:483.10

\op uthuýwikieý shuýtheýathe. Wiýbthahoü shutheýathe.
\tr I talk to you about / I send to you. / I pray to you / I send to you.
\rf jod 1890:483.11

\ti @{Shoüýtoü-zhiüýga} to @{Moüchuý-waýthihi}

\op Goüý witoüýba-maýzhi te, oüwoüýxpani; witoüýbe te, oüwoüýxpani-maýzhi.
\tr At any rate / I do not see you / when, / I am poor; / I see you / when, / I am not poor.
\rf jod 1890:484.1

\op Shneý te shetoüý noüýde iüýpi-maýzhi; oüwoüýkega eýgoü-shoüýshoü. Niýkagaýhi amaý
\tr You went / the / so far / heart / not good for me; / I am sick / always. / Chiefs / the ones who
\rf jod 1890:484.2

\op wiýuthakieý uýdoü-hnoüýi, shi sheýnuzhiüýga uýwathakieý shti uýdoü-hnoüýi. Toüýwoügthoü
\tr you talk to them about it / is always good, / again / young man / you talk to them / too / is always good. / Tribe
\rf jod 1890:484.3

\op theýama Umoüýhoü-maý daýdoü wathaý'i te uýdoü chaýbe-hnoü. Thisiýthe-hnoü shoüýshoü.
\tr these / the Omahas / what / you have given them / good / very usually. / They are always thinking of you.
\rf jod 1890:484.4

\op Weýthigthoü thiýta te uýdoü shoüshoüýxti. Eýskana umoüýthiüka aýzhi ki witoüýbe
\tr Plans / your / the / good / continually. / Oh that / season / another / if / I see you
\rf jod 1890:484.5

\op koübtheýgoü. Eýskana uheý ke iüwiüýthashna iýthathe koüýbtha. Ieýska ashniüý thiükeý
\tr I hope. / Oh that / path / the «ob.» / you tell me / you send here / I wish. / Interpreter / you have him / the one who
\rf jod 1890:484.6

\op uheý keý iýbahoü ki, iüwiüýth iýtha-ga ha. Badiýze izhaýzhe athiüý. Wathuýtada tiýi thoü
\tr path / the «ob.» / knows it / if, / to tell me / send here / . / Battiste / his name / he has. / Oto / village / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:484.7

\op eýshetoüý oüýba uýmoüthiü aýna te anaý'oü koüýbtha. Poüýka tiýi thoü eýshetoüý, eý
\tr as far as that / day / to walk in / how many / the / I hear it / I wish. / Ponka / village / the «ob.» / as far as that, / that
\rf jod 1890:484.8

\op aýwake. Poüýka niýkagaýhi izhiüýge washuýshe woüýgithexti witoüýbai koübtheýgoü.
\tr I mean it. / Ponka / chief / his son / brave / all / I see you / I hope.
\rf jod 1890:485.1

\op Eýgipi moüý-xti-moüý eýgoü, witoüýbai koübtheýgoü-hnoü shoüýshoü. Wathaýte thiýta
\tr I am so used to you / as, / I see you / I am hoping / always. / Food / your
\rf jod 1890:485.2

\op bthaýte shoüýshoü. Iüýudoü, aýdoü witoüýbe koübthaý-xti-moüý. Badiýze akaý eý thizaiý
\tr I ate / always. / Good / to me, / therefore / I see you / I desire very I do. / Battiste / the «sub.» / that / he takes it
\rf jod 1890:485.3

\op ki, doüýbe uthiýtha taý akaý.
\tr when, / seeing it / he will tell you.
\rf jod 1890:485.4

\ti @{Maxpiýya-xaýga} to @{Moüchuý-naýzhiü}

\op Tahoüýha, nuýzhiüga thithiýta t'eý te, noüýde iüýpi-maýzhi shoüýshoü. Ki theýthu thanaýzhiü
\tr Brother-in-law, / boy / your / dead / as, / heart / bad for me / always. / And / here / you stood
\rf jod 1890:485.5

\op naýzhiü teýdi, uýdoü heýga-hniü-aýzhi eýde ihneý te shetoüý, shiüýgazhiüýga thithiýta eýthoüba,
\tr when, / good / a little you were not / but / you have gone there / so far, / child / your / he too,
\rf jod 1890:485.6

\op mazhoüý thoü abthiüý thoüýdi iütheýwashkoüýxti ki, t'eý te anaý'oü teýdi, iüýtha-maýzhi ha.
\tr land / the «ob.» / I have / in the / you made great efforts for me / when, / dead / the / I heard it / when, / I was sad / 
\rf jod 1890:485.7

\op Theýakaý itiými akaý xageý-hnoü shoüýshoüi. Shoüý goüý anaý'oü te, shetoüý noüýde
\tr This one / his mother's brother's wife / the «sub.» / is always crying. / Just / so / I heard it / when, / so far / heart
\rf jod 1890:485.8

\op iüýpi-maýzhi moübthiüý ha. Shoüýge zhoü-moüýthiü 'iüý thoüýka enaýxchi iüwiüýshte.
\tr bad for me / I walk / . / Horse / wagon / carry / the ones that / they alone / remain to me.
\rf jod 1890:485.9

\op Mazhoüý abthiüý thoü uýmaxethe paýxe eýgoü, wamuýske mazhoüý bthuýga uaýzhi. Shi
\tr Land / I have / the / I did not like to give it up because I had worked it / as, / wheat / land / the whole / I sowed. / Again
\rf jod 1890:485.10

\op daýdoü waxtaý zhiüýga bthuýga abthiüý; nuý shti abthiüý, shoüý watoüýzi shti aýhigiýxti
\tr what / vegetable / small / all / I have; / potato / too / I have, / and / corn / too / very much
\rf jod 1890:485.11

\op abthiüý. Niýkashiüga-maý theýthu moüthiüýi geýdi oüýba uaýwatiýha-hnoüýi. Umoüýhoü
\tr I have. / The people / here / they walked / during the «pl.» / day / we are generally lonesome. / Omahas
\rf jod 1890:485.12

\op amaý bthuýga thigiýsithe-hnoüýi. Ki Shaoüý amataý shti oügaýhii. Oügaýgthii, shoüýge
\tr the / all / remember you. / And / Dakotas / to them / too / we arrived. / We came home, / horse
\rf jod 1890:485.13

\op wa'iýi ha Shaoüý amaý. Shoüý witoüýbe koübtheýde teýxi ha. Tiý te iüthiüýdoübe
\tr gave to us /  / Dakotas / the. / Yet / I see you / I wish, but / difficult / . / House / the / to look after for me
\rf jod 1890:485.14

\op thiügeý te eý aýwake, teýxi ha. Shoüý aýhigiýxti niýkashiüga amaý oüthiýdoübe taiteý
\tr there is none / the / that / I mean it, / difficult / . / Yet / a great many / people / the «sub.» / we see you / shall
\rf jod 1890:486.1

\op ebtheýgoü ha. Niýkashiüga wiüý sheýnuzhiüýga thithiýta thoükaý wiüý oüthaý'i koüýbtha.
\tr I think / . / Person / one / young man / your / the ones who / one / you give me / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:486.2

\op Umoüýhoü-maý iüýtoü wazhiüý-xidaýawaýthe; niýkashiüga-baýzhi goüýthai te, aýdoü wazhiüýxidaýawaýthe.
\tr The Omahas / now / I am out of patience with them; / Indians they not / they desire, / therefore / I am out of patience with them.
\rf jod 1890:486.3

\op Niýkashiüga amaý niýkagaýhi zhuoüýwoügiýgthai, eý uýdoü ha. Waýxe
\tr People / the ones who / chief / we go with them, our own, / that / good / . / Acting the
\rf jod 1890:486.4

\op gaýxe eýde oüthoüýt'athaiý eý weaýt'abtheý ha. Ki niýkashiüga ukeýthiü niýkagaýhi oüýtha
\tr white man / but / they hate me / that / I hate them / . / And / Indian / ordinary / chief / to throw away
\rf jod 1890:486.5

\op goüýthai ha; aýdoü sheýthu mazhoüý thoüýdi toüýbe koübthaý-xti ha. Paýthiü-noüpaýzhi
\tr they wish / ; / therefore / yonder where you are / land / in the / I see it / I wish very / . / @{Pathiü-noüpazhi}
\rf jod 1890:486.6

\op amaý eý waýxe gaýxe zhuýwagthe goüýthai ha; niýkashiüga ukeýthiü te oüýtha goüýthai ha.
\tr the «sub.» / he / acting the white man / he with them / wishes / ; / Indian / ordinary / the / to throw it away / wishes / .
\rf jod 1890:486.7

\ti Joseph La Flèche to his brother Frank
\dt September, 1878

\op Waxiüýha gthiýthathai ki, iýe piýazhi sabaýzhi shuhiý oüthoüýkuhaiý ha.
\tr Letter / you sent it back / if, / words / bad / suddenly / reach you / we apprehend it / .
\rf jod 1890:486.8

\op Shoüý iýe dzhuýbaxchi uwiýbtha taý miüke ha. Pahoüýga shnaiý teýdi, wabaýgtheze
\tr Now / words / very few / I tell you / will / I who / . / Before / you went / when, / letter
\rf jod 1890:487.1

\op thoüý gthioüýthakiýthe-shnoüý ha. Ki meý theý wabaýgtheze wiüeýshte gthioüýthakitha-baýzhi ha.
\tr the «ob.» / you used to send back to me / . / And / spring / this / letter / even one / you have not sent back to me / .
\rf jod 1890:487.2

\op Shoüý wabaýgtheze thaýbthiü-xti-eýgoü shutheýathe ha. Kiý oüthaýkiwazhiüýshte ebtheýgoü ha,
\tr Yet / letter / three about / I have sent to you / , / And / you were angry with me / I thought / ,
\rf jod 1890:487.3

\op wabaýgtheze wiüeýshte gthioüýthakithaýzhi. Shoüý thikaýge wiüý wabaýgtheze wiüý tiýthakiýthe
\tr letter / even one / you did not send back to me. / Yet / your friend / one / letter / one / you caused some one to send it to him
\rf jod 1890:487.4

\op ki, iüwiüýtha ha; aýdoü wiüý shutheýwikiýthe ha. Ki e'oüý oünaýzhiüi te weaýshpahoü
\tr when, / he told me / ; / therefore / one / I cause him to send it to you / . / And / how / we stood / you knew us
\rf jod 1890:487.5

\op hnaiý te, shoüýshoü oüthiüýi ha. Shoüý nieý thithiüýgexti tiý-uzhiý te winaý'oüi te, iüýthexti-moüý
\tr you went / when, / always / we are / . / Yet / pain / you had none at all / household / the / I heard of you / when, / I was delighted
\rf jod 1890:487.6

\op ha. Mazhoüý thoüý iýshpahoü hnaiý ha. Mazhoüý sheýta thoü, uýkuhexti shneý
\tr . / Land / the «ob.» / you knew it / you went / . / Land / yonder by you / the «ob.», / very fearful about it / you go
\rf jod 1890:487.7

\op eýgoüi ha; aýdoü kuýhewikiýthe-hnoü-moüýi ha. Misheýtha ihoüý wakeýga heýga-baýzhi
\tr some what / ; / therefore / I have always been apprehensive on your «pl.» account / . / Michel / his mother / sick / not a little
\rf jod 1890:487.8

\op thoüýzha, shoüý t'eý tateý ithaýpahoü-maýzhi ha, shoüý niüýta teý doüýshte ithaýpahoü-maýzhi ha.
\tr though, / yet / die / shall / I do not know / , / yet / live / will / perhaps / I do not know / ,
\rf jod 1890:487.9

\op Nugeý theý mashteý heýgazhi ha; shoüý mashteý wiüeýshte ithaýpahoü-maýzhi ha. Oüýska,
\tr Summer / this / warm / not a little / ; / in fact, / warm / even one / I do not know / . / By the by,
\rf jod 1890:487.10

\op Frank wa'uý miüýgthoü eýde t'eýe ha, nuýgeaýdi. Shoüý mazhoüý thoüýdi oüthoüýniütaiý
\tr Frank / woman / he married her / but / she is dead / , / last summer. / Still / land / in the / we live by it
\rf jod 1890:487.11

\op te shetoüý oüthoüýbahoü-baýzhi ha. Waýgazu oüýthiü-baýzhi ha. Shoüý mazhoüý
\tr will / so far / we do not know / . / Straight / we are not / . / Still / land
\rf jod 1890:487.12

\op ke sheýta uaýgashoü koübtheýgoü. Ithaýdithaiý akaý iüthiüýginahiüýi ki, uaýgashoü eteýgoü ha.
\tr the / yonder / I travel / I hope. / Agent / the «sub.» / he is willing for me, his own / if, / I travel / apt / .
\rf jod 1890:487.13

\op Ithaýdithaiý akaý uýwagithiý'age-hnoüýi Umoüýhoü-maý. Shoüý Paýthiü tiýi thoü weýgoüze
\tr Agent / the / is generally unwilling for them / the Omahas. / And / Pawnees / village / the / measure
\rf jod 1890:487.14

\op aýna thagthiüý te iüwiüýthaga ha. Ki shi mazhoüý thagthiüýi thoüý theý shetoüý weýgoüze
\tr how many / you sit / the / tell to me / . / And / again / land / you sit / the / this / so far / measure
\rf jod 1890:487.15

\op aýna thagthiüýi ki, iüwiüýtha-ga ha. Ki shi iýe aýzhi wiüý eýgipe taý miüke ha.
\tr how many / you sit / if, / tell to me / . / And / again / word / different / one / I say to him / will / I who / .
\rf jod 1890:487.16

\op Shoüý iýe theýthu moüshniüý teýdi, iýe te eýgoü uwiýbtha-hnoü-moüý. Niýkashiüga ukeýthiü
\tr Yet / word / here / you walked / when, / words / the / like / I usually tell you. / Indian / ordinary
\rf jod 1890:487.17

\op te gioüýtha-ga, ehaý-maýzhi ha; shi, Waýxe gaýxa-ga, ehaý-maýzhi ha; shi, Niýkashiüga
\tr the / throw away yours, / I did not say / ; / again, / Act the white man, / I did not say / ; / again, / Indian
\rf jod 1890:488.1

\op ukeýthiü moüthiüý-ga, ehaý-maýzhi ha. Ki shi, Wakoüýda thiükeý uthuýnazhiüý-ga ha.
\tr ordinary / walk thou, / I did not say / . / And / again, / Deity / the «ob.» / depend on him / .
\rf jod 1890:488.2

\op Wakoüýda thiükeý siýtha-ga ha. Ki Wakoüýda thiükeý thasiýthathaýzhi ki, mazhoüý
\tr Deity / the «ob.» / remember him / . / And / Deity / the «ob.» / you do not remember / if, / land
\rf jod 1890:488.3

\op theýthu-shnaýxchi xtaýthathe ki, thiýthazhi tateý -- thiýthazhi tateý iüduýathaýtaha. Wakoüýda
\tr here only / you love it / if, / you sad / shall / you sad / shall / in the future. / Deity
\rf jod 1890:488.4

\op akaý itoüýthiüataý gthiüýi ha. Eýdi oügaýhi toüýgatoü. Eýdi oügaýhii ki, oüthoüýkipahoüý
\tr the «sub.» / in front / sits / . / There / we reach / we who will. / There / we reach / when, / we know for ourselves
\rf jod 1890:488.5

\op toüýgatoü, eheý. Wakoüýda akaý mazhoüý theýthu oümoüýthiüi ki, wadoüýbe
\tr we who will, / I said. / Deity / the «sub.» / land / here / we walk / when, / seeing us
\rf jod 1890:488.6

\op gthiüýi ha. Ki Wakoüýda akaý oüwoüýsitha-bazhiý-xtioüýi ha. Shi iýe te sheýna
\tr sits / . / And / Deity / the one who / we have not remembered them at all / . / Again / words / the / enough
\rf jod 1890:488.7

\op paýxu ha. Ki Paýthiü weýpahoü amaý aýna t'aiý iüýbaxu iýtha-ga. Shi iüdaýdoü
\tr I write / . / And / Pawnees / I know them / the ones who / how many / have died / write to me / send it. / Again / what
\rf jod 1890:488.8

\op iütheýshpaxu thkoüýhna iüýbaxuý-ga. Shoüýge shti aýna waýshniü eýiüte iüýbaxuý-ga.
\tr you write to me / you wish / write to me. / Horse / too / how many / you have them / it may be / write to me.
\nt =@{shkoüýhna}
\rf jod 1890:488.9

\ti @{Gahiýge} to @{Xithaý-ska} and @{Tenuýga-naýzhiü}

\op Sheýamaý niýkashiüýga-ma thiý moühniüý te, eý uýdoü waýhniü ebtheýgoü. Theýamaý
\tr Those / the people / you / you walk / when, / that / good / you have them / I think. / These
\rf jod 1890:489.1

\op uýdoü waýbthiü koübtheýde teýxi ha. Shoüý edaýdoü weýpibaýzhi-baýzhi oümoüýthiüi te,
\tr good / I have them / I wish, but / difficult / . / Still / what / bad for us not / we walk / when,
\rf jod 1890:489.2

\op shoüý oüguý-xchi oügaýkigthaýthiüi. Edaýdoü theý mazhoüý thoüý oüthiýtoüi te, aýta oüguýketoüýi.
\tr still / we ourselves / have ourselves. / What / this / land / the / we work it / when, / beyond / we acquire.
\rf jod 1890:489.3

\op Sheýta washkoüýi-ga. Witoüýbai-maýzhi iüýtexi; shoüý wisiýthai eýgoü, eýgipe.
\tr Yonder / make an effort. / I do not see you «pl.» / hard for me; / yet / I remember you / as, / I have said it.
\rf jod 1890:489.4

\op Shoüý mazhoüý uthaýgthiüi thoüý wathaýte e'oüý uthaýzhii ge e'oüý thuýtoü anaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr Still / land / you sit in / the / food / how / you have planted / the «pl. ob.» / how / straight / I hear / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:489.5

\op Poüýka-maý e'oüý niýkashiüga wakeýga amaý awaýna'oü koüýbtha ha. Theýthu amaý
\tr The Ponkas / how / people / sick / the ones who / I hear from them / I wish / . / Here / the ones who
\rf jod 1890:489.6

\op wakeýga heýga-baýzhi. Shoüý thitiými akaý e'oüý moühniüý te bthuýga thinaý'oü goüýthai,
\tr sick / not a little. / Now / your father's sister / the «sub.» / how / you walk / the / all / to hear of you / wishes,
\rf jod 1890:489.7

\op aýdoü waxiüýha shutheýathe. Ieý theý, Moüchuý-waýthihi, Waýnoüpaýzhi iýuthaý-ga. Itiými
\tr therefore / letter / I send to you. / Word / this, / @{Moüchuý-waýthihi}, / @{Waýnoüpaýzhi} / tell him the news. / His father's sister
\rf jod 1890:489.8

\op akaý gaýxai. Theýthu anaýzhiü te iüýudoü-xti-moüý. Shoüý wisiýthai te, iüýtha-maýzhi-hnoü-moüý.
\tr the «sub.» / has made it. / Here / I stand / the / it is very good for me. / Yet / I remember you / when, / I am always sad.
\rf jod 1890:489.9

\op Shaoüý amaý niýashiüga watoüýbe piý eýde Siüdeý-gtheýshka uý'oüthiüýge
\tr Dakotas / the ones who / people / I see them / I was there / but / Spotted Tail / without cause
\rf jod 1890:489.10

\op noübeý oüwoüýthoüi. Niýashiüga-maý shti shoüýge wa'iý-baýzhi, wiý-hnoü gtheýba oü'iýi ha;
\tr hand / he held me. / The people / too / horse / he did not give them, / me alone / ten / he gave me;
\rf jod 1890:489.11

\op wiýe awaýkike. Theý wahaýba zhuýt'oüi teýdi, weýboüi, Ihoük*toüwiüý amaý, umoüýthiüka
\tr me / I mean myself. / This / ear of corn / mature / when, / they have called us, / Yanktons / the «sub.» / season
\rf jod 1890:489.12

\op iýthoüboüý teýta. Shoüý ukiýt'e koüýhaha zhuýwathaýgthai e'oüý thanaýzhiü ki, thuýtoü anaý'oü
\tr a second time / at the. / Now / nations / neighboring «ones» / you with them / how / you stand / if, / straight / I hear it
\rf jod 1890:489.13

\op koüýbtha.
\tr I wish.
\rf jod 1890:489.14

\ti @{Shoüýge-ska} to @{Xithaý-ska}

\op Shoüý e'oüý moühniüý eý awaýna'oü koüýbtha. Shoüý goüý wakeýga-baýzhi shoüý
\tr Now / how / you walk / that / I hear of them / I wish. / Still / so / they are not sick / yet
\rf jod 1890:490.1

\op e'oüý uýdoü moühniüý eý awaýna'oü koüýbtha. Shoüý-hnoü goüý mazhoüý thoüý wathaýoühna
\tr how / good / you walk / that / I hear of them / I wish. / Still, in particular «?» / so / land / the «ob.» / you abandoned it
\rf jod 1890:490.2

\op hnaiý te shoüý oüthiýsithe-hnoüýi, oüýba ithaýugthe. Mazhoüý shiýi te, e'oüý mazhoüý
\tr you went / the / yet / we always remember you, / day / throughout. / Land / you reached / as, / how / land
\rf jod 1890:490.3

\op uýdoüxti moühniüý ki, winaý'oü koüýbtha. E'oüý te oüthoüýkipahoü-baýzhi. Waýxe
\tr very good / you walk / if, / I hear from you / I wish. / How / will / we do not know about ourselves. / White man
\rf jod 1890:490.4

\op amaý iýe sheýtoü wiüeýshte wegaýxa-baýzhi. Aýdoü eýe ha: oüthiýdoübe eýteoüýi te
\tr the «sub.» / words / so far / even one / they have not done for us. / Therefore / that is it / : / we see you / may, at least / the
\rf jod 1890:490.5

\op oüthoüýbahoü-baýzhi. Shoüý zhuýga wiýxchi witoüýbe koüýbthai, ki waxiüýha thoü shuhiý
\tr we do not know. / Still / body / I, verily / I see you / I wish «pl. ob.», / and / letter / the / reaches you
\rf jod 1890:490.6

\op te, uxtheýxchi xaýtha giýthathe koübtheýgoü. Iýutha anaý'oü koüýbtha. Ki thisoüýga
\tr when, / very soon / back again / you cause to be coming / I hope. / News / I hear / I wish. / And / your younger brother
\rf jod 1890:490.7

\op t'eý ha, Hexaýga-zhiüýga aiý te; niýkashiüga waheýhazhiýxti eýde t'eý ha. Ki niýkashiüga
\tr dead / , / @{Hexaýga-zhiüýga} / &i. &e., ; / person / very stout-hearted / but
\rf jod 1890:490.8

\op amaý niýkagaýhi amaý giýtha-bazhiýxtioüýi ha. Shoüý wa'uý amaý shti sheýnuzhiüýga amaý
\tr the «sub.» / chief / the «sub.» / are very sad / . / Indeed / woman / the «sub.» / too / young man / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:490.9

\op shti giýtha-baýzhii ha. Shoüý-hnoü goüý daýdoü waachaý oüguýzhii ge uýdoüi ha. Shoüý
\tr too / are sorrowful / . / «expletive» / what / vegetables / we planted / the «pl. ob.» / are good / . / And
\rf jod 1890:490.10

\op wamuýske shti oüt'oüýi, shti uýdoüxti zhuýt'oü-oüthaiý.
\tr wheat / too / we have plenty, / again / corn / too / very good / we have made it mature.
\rf jod 1890:490.11

\ti @{Wanaýshe-kithaýbi} to @{Wazhiüýa-gahiýga}

\op Shi waxiüýha thoü gthioüýthakiýthe te, wathiýtoü ke aýhigi. Oüwoüýkeg eýde,
\tr Again / letter / the «ob.» / you made it come back to me / when, / work / the / much. / I was sick, / but
\rf jod 1890:491.1

\op iüýchoü waýgazuýxti bthiüý ha. Ki wathiýtoü ke agthiýshtoü ki, shiüýgazhiüýga thagiýshtoübe
\tr at present / very straight / I am / . / And / work / the «ob.» / I finish mine / when, / child / you see your
\rf jod 1890:491.2

\op tateý. Wawaýxpani ha. Shoüýge shti wathiüýgai ha. Shoügaýthe taiteý.
\tr shall. / We are poor / . / Horse / too / we have none / . / We go to you / shall «pl.».
\rf jod 1890:491.3

\op Usniý teýdi, shoügaýthe toüýgatoü. Wa'uý thiükeý uxpaýtheaýtha-maýzhi koüýbtha, thizhoüýge;
\tr Cold / when, / we go to you / we who will. / Woman / the «ob.» / I lose her I not / I wish, / your daughter;
\rf jod 1890:491.4

\op aýdoü thagiýshtoübe tateý. Witoüýbe teýdi, iüsh'aýga, noüýde iüýudoü koüýbtha.
\tr therefore / you see your / shall. / I see you / when, / O old man, / heart / good to me / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:491.5

\op Maýthadi shoüýge uwiýbtha sheýtoü oügaýthiü ha; shtoüýbe eteýgoü. Waxiüýha shuhiý
\tr Last winter / horse / I told you about / so far / we have it / ; / you see it / apt. / Letter / reaches you
\rf jod 1890:491.6

\op teýdi, e'oüý moühniüý te uxtheýxchi iýthathe koüýbtha, waxiüýha. Winaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr when, / how / you walk / the / very soon / you send here / I wish, / letter. / I hear from you / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:491.7

\op Shiüýgazhiüýga thaýbthiü thizhoüýge etaý thoükaý wagiýna'oü goüýthai.
\tr Child / three / your daughter / her / the ones who / to hear about them, hers, / she wishes.
\rf jod 1890:491.8

\ti @{Duýba-moüýthiü} to @{Tandeý-naükuýge}
\st MacDonald

\op Shoüý oüýbatheý, oüýba-waxuýbe thishtoüý te, wisiýthe ha. Ki edaýdoü iýutha thiügeý
\tr Now / to-day, / sacred day / finished / when, / I remember you / . / And / what / news / there is none
\rf jod 1890:492.1

\op shte, shoüý wabaýgtheze wiýpaxe. Shoüý mazhoüý ke iýshpahoü hneý ki oüthiýtoüi te,
\tr even, / yet / letter / I make for you. / Now / land / the / you knew it / you went / when / we work it / when,
\rf jod 1890:492.2

\op daýdoü oüthoüýgaxai te oüsiýth oüýgathiüý. Edaýdoü oüguýzhii ke uýdoüxti ha. Shoüý
\tr what / we have made from it / the «ob.» / we are remembering as we move. / What / we planted / the «ob.» / very good / . / In fact,
\rf jod 1890:492.3

\op waxtaý daýdoü oüguýzhii ge bthuýga t'oüý ha. Eýskana mazhoüý daýdoü thagthiüý eýiüte
\tr vegetable / what / we planted / the / all / abound / . / Oh that / land / what / you sit / it may be
\rf jod 1890:492.4

\op shoüý uýdoüxti thagthiüý iüte ebtheýgoü. Shoüý waxtaý daýdoü uthaýgizhi shte t'oüýxti
\tr the «ob.» / very good / you may sit / I think. / In fact, / vegetable / what / you planted yours / even / having a great abundance
\rf jod 1890:492.5

\op thagthiüýi koübtheýgoü. Shoüý wabaýgtheze thoü hniýze ki, uxtheýxchi gthioüýthakiýthe
\tr you sit / I hope. / Now, / letter / the «ob.» / you take it / when, / very soon / you send back to me
\rf jod 1890:492.6

\op koübtheýgoü ha. Shoüý mazhoüý thoü e'oüý moühniüý te iüwiüýthahna koüýbtha. Kaýshi
\tr I hope / . / Now, / land / the «ob.» / how / you walk / the / you tell me / I wish. / Long
\rf jod 1890:492.7

\op wabaýgtheze gthioüýthakiýthe-hnoüý eýde, thihaýti te shetoüý wabaýgtheze gthioüýthakitha-baýzhi
\tr letter / you used to send back to me, / but / they removed / when / so far / letter / you have not sent back to me
\rf jod 1890:492.8

\op shoüýshoü. Tiý-uzhiý thithiýta te, eýskana, uýdoüxti moüthiüý koübtheýgoü. Shiüýgazhiüýga
\tr always. / Household / your / the, / oh that, / very good / walks / I hope. / Children
\rf jod 1890:492.9

\op thoükaý uýdoüxti, eýskana, moüthiüýi koübtheýgoü: oüýbatheýxti awaýsitheýxti.
\tr the ones who / very good, / oh that, / walking / I hope: / this very day / I am thinking much about them.
\rf jod 1890:492.10

\op Eýskana shoüý Poüýka-ma, shoüý bthuýgaxti aýwaýsithe. Poüýka-ma ikaýgeawaýthe-shti-moüý,
\tr Oh that / still / the Ponkas, / in fact / all / I remember them. / The Ponkas / I have many of them for my friends,
\rf jod 1890:492.11

\op ki shi eýawaýthe shti, ki isoüýgaawaýthe-shti-moüý. Shoüý shiüýgazhiüýga wiwiýta
\tr and / again / I have them for relations / too, / and / I have some, too, for my younger brothers. / Now, / child / my own
\rf jod 1890:492.12

\op thiükeý e'oüý moüthiüý eýskana shoüý uýdoüxti moüthiüý koübtheýgoü. Wagiýoü-moüýze
\tr the one who / how / he walks / oh that / at any rate / very good / he walks / I hope. / @{Wagiýoü-moüýze}
\rf jod 1890:492.13

\op eý aýwake. Shoüý oüýba-waxuýbe aýma teýdi niýkashiüga wiüý t'eý ha, sheýnuzhiüýga.
\tr him / I mean. / Now, / sacred day / the other / on the / person / one / died / , / a young man.
\rf jod 1890:492.14

\op Hexaýga-zhiüýga izhaýzhe athiüý. Shoüý tiý-uzhiý wiwiýta te uýdoüxti agthiüý; wakeýga-baýzhi,
\tr @{Hexaýga-zhiüýga} / his name / he had. / Now, / household / my own / the / very good / I sit; / they are not sick,
\rf jod 1890:493.1

\op shoüý uýdoüxti agthiüý. Shoüý Poüýka-ma niýkashiüga-maý uýdoü iýnahiüi shte ithaiý te
\tr in fact, / very good / I sit. / Still / the Ponkas / the people / good / truly / even / they went / as
\rf jod 1890:493.2

\op teýxi iýnahiüýi a, ebtheýgoü agthiüý. Ki niýkashiüga juýba theýthoükaý, zhuoüýwoügthe
\tr hard / truly / ! / I think / I sit. / And / people / some / these, / we with them
\rf jod 1890:493.3

\op oügaýthiü thoükaý, piýbazhi chaýbai. Shoüýge-ma sheýnawathaiý. Shoüý e'oüý oüwoüýgaxe
\tr we have them / the ones who, / bad / are very. / The horses / they have destroyed them. / Yet / how / we treat them
\rf jod 1890:493.4

\op taiteý teýxi; 'oüýthiügeý waýbaskiýthai. Wawaýxpani heýga-baýzhi. Shoüý siýdadi shoüýge
\tr shall / difficult; / in vain / we are angry. / We are poor / not a little. / In fact / yesterday / horses
\rf jod 1890:493.5

\op wathiýtoüxti duýba waýthiü athaiý Huýtoüga amaý. Shoüý eýskana wabaýgtheze thoüý
\tr working well / four / having them / went / Winnebagos / the «sub.». / Now / oh that / letter / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:493.6

\op uxtheýxchi tioüýthakiýthe koübtheýgoü. Shoüý niýkashiüga waýgazuxti eýde awaýshi eýgoü,
\tr very soon / you send me / I hope. / Now / person / very straight / but / I have employed him / as,
\rf jod 1890:493.7

\op wabaýgtheze iügaýxe. Meýadi shoüý peýzhi shkuýbe teýdi, Shaoüý amaýta piý. Ihoük*toüwiüý
\tr letter / he has made for me. / Last spring / in fact / grass / deep / when, / Dakotas / to them / I was there / Yanktons
\rf jod 1890:493.8

\op amaýdi piý. Shoüýge gtheýba-peýthoüba wa'iýi. Shiüýgazhiüýga nuýzhiüga thiükeý,
\tr among the / I was there / Horse / tens seven / they gave us. / Child / boy / the one who,
\rf jod 1890:493.9

\op eýskana mazhoüý theýthuaýdi abthiüý ki, iüýudoüxti-moüý teýiüte. Shoüý wathiýtoü iüwiüýkoü
\tr oh that, / land / in this / I had him / if, / very good for me / it would be. / Indeed / working / he helped me
\rf jod 1890:493.10

\op ki, iüýudoüxti-moüý teýiüte. Shupiý tethoüýdi abthiüý piý shte ebtheýgoü. Pazhoüý thoü
\tr if, / very good for me / it would be. / I reached you / when, in the past / I had him / I was coming home / even / I think. / Land / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:493.11

\op thagthiüý thoü toüýbe ki, giýthazhiwaýthe ha. Shoüý mazhoüý gaýthoü thagthiüý teýdi, witoüýbe-hnoü-moüý
\tr you sat / the «ob.» / I saw it / when, / it tended to make one sad / . / Indeed / land / that / you sat / when, / I used to see you
\rf jod 1890:493.12

\op thoüýshti, ebtheýgoü (ki), iüýtha-maýzhi. Shoüý uxtheý witoüýbe eteýgoü-maýzhi
\tr formerly, / I think / (when), / I am sad. / Now / soon / I see you / I am not apt
\rf jod 1890:493.13

\op ebtheýgoü, aýdoü iüýtha-maýzhi. Shoüý uzhoüýge uthaýhai ge toüýbe ki, iüýtha-maýzhi.
\tr I think. / therefore / I am sad. / Indeed / road / you passed along / the «pl. ob.» / I saw «them» / when, / I was sad.
\rf jod 1890:493.14

\op Gatoüý teýdi shoüý mazhoüý thoü thagiýsitha-baýzhi te. Shaoüý amaý mazhoüý thagthiüýi
\tr At last / indeed / land / the «ob.» / you have forgotten yours. / Dakotas / the ones who / land / you sat
\rf jod 1890:493.15

\op ke bthuýgaxti ugthiüý amaý watoüýbe; ki eýde bthuýgaxti aýkiaýgthai, iütaýxata.
\tr the / all / they who sat in it / I saw them; / and / but / all / have gone again, / up the river.
\rf jod 1890:493.16

\ti @{Mactiüý-aüsaý} to @{Na'oüý-bi}
\dt September 30, 1878

\op Uýdoüxti moübthiüý. Shoüý edaýdoü wathaýte ke oüguýzhii bthuýga uýdoü:
\tr Very good / I walk. / Now / what / food / the «col. ob.» / we planted them / all / good:
\rf jod 1890:494.1

\op wamuýske shti uýdoü, aýkiastaý duýba abthiüý. Ki iüýchoü wazhuýt'oü teýdi wawaýkegai.
\tr wheat / too / good, / stack / four / I have. / And / now / when corn is maturing / at the / we are sick.
\rf jod 1890:494.2

\op Ki Washuýshe t'eý, Hexaýga-zhiüýga t'eý. Ki mazhoüý ke e'oüý uýdoü moühniüý ki,
\tr And / @{Washuýshe} / dead, / @{Hexaýga-zhiüýga} / dead. / And / land / the / how / good / you walk / if,
\rf jod 1890:494.3

\op anaý'oü koüýbtha. Shoüý e'oüý uýdoü ke uýdoü moühniüý kiýshte anaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr I hear it / I wish. / In fact / how / good / the «ob.» / good / you walk / even if / I hear it / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:494.4

\op Oüwoüýthitoüi, uýdoüxti nazhiüýi ha. Ki wisiýthe te, eýshetoüý waxeü*ha gaýthoü paýxe.
\tr We work, / very good / it stands / . / And / I remember you / when, / from then till now / letter / that / I make.
\rf jod 1890:494.5

\ti @{Moügthiýxta} to @{Paheý-aýgthiü}
\dt September 30, 1878

\op Wamuýske siý gtheýbahiýwiü thaýbthiü abthiüý umoüýthiüka theýxchi. Shoüý wabthiýtoü
\tr Wheat / seed / hundred / three / I have / season / this very. / Now / I work
\rf jod 1890:495.1

\op te iüýudoüxti anaýzhiü. Shoüý nieý oüthiüýgexti anaýzhiü. Shoüý wabthiýtoü te iüýudoüxti
\tr the / very good for me / I stand. / Now, / pain / I have none at all / I stand. / Now, / I work / the / very good for me
\rf jod 1890:495.2

\op anaýzhiü, eýgoü wahniýtoüi ki, uýdoü teý ha. Shoüý wisiýthe te, eý shutheýathe ha,
\tr I stand, / so / you work / if, / good / will / , / Now / I remember you / as, / that / I send to you / ,
\rf jod 1890:495.3

\op wabaýgtheze thoüý. Ki e'oüý thiý shti moühniüý te iüwiüýth iýtha ga, wabaýgtheze
\tr letter / the «ob.». / And / how / you / too / you walk / the / to tell me / send here, / letter
\rf jod 1890:495.4

\op hniýze eýkitoü iýtha-ga.
\tr you take it / at the same time / send here.
\rf jod 1890:495.5

\ti @{Ishtaýthabi} to @{Ashaýwage}
\dt October 14, 1878

\op Zhiütheýha, oüýbatheý noüýde moütaýdi witoüýbe koübthaýxti ha. Toüýwoügthoü
\tr Elder brother, / to-day / heart / on the inside / I see you / I wish very / . / Tribe
\rf jod 1890:495.6

\op thithiýta thoüýdi toüýbe koüýbtha. Moüchuý-waýthihi eýthoüba, goüý thitoüýshka meýgoü,
\tr your / at the / I see it / I wish. / @{Moüchuý-waýthihi} / he too, / and / your sister's son / likewise,
\rf jod 1890:495.7

\op toüýwoügthoü thithiýtai thoüý toüýbe koüýbtha, umoüýthiüka theý. Niýkashiüga amaý iüýt'ai
\tr tribe / your «pl.» / the / I see it / I wish, / season / this. / People / the «sub.» / have died to me
\rf jod 1890:495.8

\op ha: Washuýshe t'eý, Shuýka-moüýthiü t'eý, Hexaýga-zhiüga t'eý, Paheý-taýp'e t'eý. Shoüý
\tr : / @{Washuýshe} / dead, / @{Shuýka-moüýthiü} / dead, / @{Hexaýga-zhiüýga} / dead, / @{Paheý-taýp'e} / dead. / Now
\rf jod 1890:495.9

\op niýkashiüga amaý etheýgoüi shoüýzha, shoüý wiý ebtheýgoü shubtheý taý miüke. Shoüý shuhiý
\tr people / the «sub.» / think / though, / yet / I / I think / I go to you / will / I who. / Now / it reaches you
\rf jod 1890:495.10

\op teýdi uxtheýxchi iüwiüýshpaxu, zhiütheýha. Giýthathe koüýbtha. Wathuýtada tiýi thoüýdi
\tr when / very soon / «see note», / elder brother. / You cause to be coming back / I wish. / Oto / village / by the
\rf jod 1890:496.1

\op iýhe piý taý miüke. Shoüý mazhoüý thagthiüý thoüý thuýtoüxti iüýbaxu giýtha-ga, zhiütheýha.
\tr passing that way / I arrive there / will / I who. / Now / land / you sit / the «ob.» / very straight / writing to me / send it back, / elder brother.
\rf jod 1890:496.2

\ti @{Gahiýge} to @{Ashaýwage}
\dt October 14, 1878

\op Thikuýthaxti giýtha-ga.
\tr Do it very quickly / send it back.
\rf jod 1890:496.3

\op Shoüý edaýdoü iýutha thiügeý haý. Goüý niýkashiüga t'aiý te uwiýbtha goüý shutheýathe
\tr Now / what / news / there is none / . / And / people / die / the / I tell you / so / I send to you
\rf jod 1890:496.4

\op teýiüke. Thiýadi Washuýshe t'eý; Shuýka-moüýthiü t'eý; Paheý-taýp'e shti t'eý; Hexaýga-zhiüýga,
\tr will. / Your father / @{Washuýshe} / dead; / @{Shuýka-moüýthiü} / dead; / @{Paheý-taýp'e} / too / dead; / @{Hexaýga-zhiüýga},
\rf jod 1890:496.5

\op Paýthiü-gahiýge izhiüýge, Tapaý toüýwoügthoü ubaýnoü, t'eý ha. Shiüýgazhiüýga t'eý-hnoüi,
\tr @{Paýthiü-gahiýge} / his son, / Tapa / gens, / dead / . / Children / die usually,
\rf jod 1890:496.6

\op wa'uý shti t'eý-hnoüi, theýthu shte aýhigi-baýzhi, dzhuýbai. Oüthiýna'oüýi noüýde weýudoüýi
\tr woman / too / die usually, / here / even / not many, / they are few. / We heard from you / hearts / good for us,
\rf jod 1890:496.7

\op eýde, oüthiýdoübe taiý eaýtoü oüthiüý taiteý teýxi ha. Shoüý edaýdoü waýxe amaý wa'iý
\tr but / we see you / will / how / we be / shall / difficult / . / In fact / what / white people / the «sub.» / give us
\rf jod 1890:496.8

\op eteýgoü-baýzhi, aýdoüý wawaýxpani heýga-baýzhi. Sheýta iýutha t'oüý. Niýkathiüga ukeýthiü
\tr they are not apt, / therefore / we are poor / not a little. / Yonder where you are / news / abounds. / Indians
\rf jod 1890:497.1

\op aýhigi ikaýgewathaýthe aýhigi uýshkoü etaiý awaýna'oü koüýbtha. Wathaýte thithiüýgai
\tr many / you have them for your friends / many / deeds / their / I hear about them / I desire. / Food / you have none
\rf jod 1890:497.2

\op teýxi heýgazhi. Washkoüý egoüýi-ga. Huýtoüga amaý shoüýge-ma sheýnawathaiý.
\tr hard / not a littleo exert yourselves. / Winnebagos / the «sub.» / the horses / have made an end of them.
\rf jod 1890:497.3

\ti @{Maxpiýya-xaýga} to @{Moüchuý-naýzhiü}
\dt October 14, 1878

\op Waxiüýha gthiý tesh aýakipaýxchi-moüý bthiýze. Witaýhoü t'eý goüý, thanaý'oü
\tr Letter / has come back / when, / I met it just then / I took it. / My brother-in-law / died / as, / you hear it
\rf jod 1890:497.4

\op tebtheýgoü. Shuýka-moüýthiü eýe ha. Niýkashiüga wawaýkega heýga-baýzhi ha, noüýde
\tr will, that I think. / @{Shuýka-moüýthiü} / is he / , / People / we are sick / not a little / , / heart
\rf jod 1890:497.5

\op iüýudoüxti-maýzhi ha. Sheýnuzhiüýga aýhigi t'aiý iüýtoü; sheýnuzhiüýga uýdoüxti zhuaýwagthe
\tr not very good for me / . / Young man / many / have died / now; / young man / very good / I with them
\rf jod 1890:497.6

\op aýhigi t'aiý ha. Ki uýshkoü thanaý'oü shkoüýhna te eý theýama, niýkagaýhi amaý,
\tr many / have died / . / And / deed / you hear / you wished / the / that / these «sub.», / chiefs / the,
\rf jod 1890:497.7

\op uýdoüxti moüthiüýi ha. Ki uýsoüga shubtheýde, shubthaý-maýzhi. Iüdaýdi, Sheýki, utheýhna
\tr very good / walk / . / And / no prospect of anything else / I was going to you, but, / I am not going to you. / My father, / @{Sheýki}, / you tell him
\rf jod 1890:497.8

\op te ha, witaýhoü t'eý te. Nuýshiaýha-giý-hnoü shti, na'oüýkithaý-ga. Thineýgi t'eý amaý,
\tr will / , / my brother-in-law / died / the fact. / @{Nuýshiaýha-giý-hnoü} / too, / cause him to hear it. / Your mother's brother / dead / they say,
\rf jod 1890:497.9

\op aý-ga. Awaýkigthiýtoü ge iüýudoüxti-moüý, zhuýga wiýxchi. Theýama, niýkagaýhi amaý,
\tr say it. / I work for myself / the «pl. ob.» / is very good for me, / body / I myself. / These (the «sub.»), / chiefs / the «sub.»,
\rf jod 1890:497.10

\op thisiýthe-hnoüýi. Waxiüýha gthiý teýdi, uaýwagibtheýde noüýde giýudoüýi niýkagaýhi
\tr remember you. / Letter / came back / when, / I told them, when / heart / good for them / chiefs
\rf jod 1890:497.11

\op amaý. Thinaý'oüi, Poüýka-maýshe, thidoüýbai te eýkigoü ha. Niýkashiüga amaý satoü
\tr the «sub.». / They heard from you, / ye Ponkas, / they saw you / the / like it / . / People / the «sub.» / five
\rf jod 1890:497.12

\op zhoüý ki t'eý-hnoüi; wakeýga te piýazhi. Witaýhoü t'eý te shetoüý peýthoüba zhoüý ki,
\tr sleep / when / die, usually; / sickness / the / bad. / My brother-in-law / died / the / so far / seven / sleep / when,
\rf jod 1890:497.13

\op shutheýathe. Wa'uý agthoüý thiükeý oüýthina t'aýthiü.
\tr I send to you. / Woman / I married / the one who / came near dying.
\rf jod 1890:497.14

\ti @{Maxpiýya-xaýga} to @{Moüchuý-naýzhiü}
\dt October 15, 1878

\op Maxpiýya-xaýga wamuýske bthuýga giýnathiüýge; waxpaýni heýgazhi. Xaýde
\tr @{Maxpiýya-xaýga} / wheat / all / burnt to nothing for him; / poor / not a little. / Hay
\rf jod 1890:498.1

\op zhoü-moüýthiü-uzhiý gtheýba shti giýnathiüýge. Shi noüýde iüýtoü iüýudoüxti moübthiüý-maýzhi
\tr wood-walking put-in / ten / too / burnt to nothing for him. / Again / heart / now / very good for me / I do not walk
\rf jod 1890:498.2

\op te, thanaý'oü taiý ebtheýgoü waxiüýha shutheý. Eý noüzhuý gtheýba-noüýba woüýdoü
\tr the, / you hear it / will / I think / letter / goes to you. / That / threshed / twenty / together
\rf jod 1890:498.3

\op weýnathiüýgai. Shi nuýzhiüga, isoüýgaatheýde, eý woüýgithe weýnathiüýgai. Wamuýske
\tr it was burnt to nothing for us. / Again / boy, / I have him for a younger brother, and / he / all / it was burnt to nothing for us. / Wheat
\rf jod 1890:498.4

\op woüýgithe wiüaýxchioü iteýthe; oüwoüýthitoü oügaýiaýthai ki weýnathiüýgai. Hoüý ki
\tr all / once / was piled; / we worked / we had gone / when / it was burnt to nothing for us. / Night / when
\rf jod 1890:498.5

\op ahiýi te ha.
\tr it arrived / 
\rf jod 1890:498.6

\ti @{Waýta-naýzhiü} to @{Shaýge-ska}
\dt October 19, 1878

\op Oüýbatheý, kageý, wigiýtoübe koüýbthai eýdegoüý, oüwoüýxpani heýga-maýzhi. Iýpaxe
\tr To-day, / younger brother, / I see you, my own / I wish, / but / I am poor / I am very. / I make by means of
\rf jod 1890:499.1

\op eteý ge thiügeý. Bthuýgaxti thitaýhoü giýnathiüýge. Shoüý oüýbatheý thisoüýga meýgoü,
\tr may / the «pl.» / there are none. / All / your brother-in-law / his was destroyed by fire. / Now / to-day / your younger brother / likewise,
\rf jod 1890:499.2

\op wigiýtoübe koübtheýde, iýpaxe eteý ge bthuýga iüýnathiüýge eýgoü, thanaý'oü taiý ebtheýgoü
\tr I see you, my own, / I wish, but / I make by means of / may / the «pl.» / all / destroyed for me by fire / as, / you hear it / will / I think
\rf jod 1890:499.3

\op waxiüýha theý shutheýathe. Goüý thitoüýge meýgoü, thizhiüýthe meýgoü, woüýgithe
\tr letter / this / I send to you. / And / your sister / likewise, / your elder brother / likewise, / all
\rf jod 1890:499.4

\op winaý'oüi koüýbtha. Waxiüýha gioüýkithaý-ga, e'oüý hniü te, aiý.
\tr I hear from you «pl.» / I wish. / Letter / send back to me, / how / you are / the, / &i. &e.,
\rf jod 1890:499.5

\ti @{Waýta-naýzhiü} to @{Zhiügaý-nuýdoü}
\dt October 19, 1878

\op Waýbashk izhiüýge, Zhiügaý-nuýdoü, thizhiüýthe meýgoü, waxiüýha ioüýthakiýthe
\tr @{Waýbashk} / his son, / @{Zhiügaý-nuýdoü}, / your elder brother / likewise, / letter / you send to me
\rf jod 1890:500.1

\op koüýbtha. Oüýbatheý witoüýbe koüýbtha, waxiüýha shutheýwikiýthe. Shoüý mazhoüý theý
\tr I wish. / To-day / I see you / I wish, / letter / I cause «one» to send to you. / Yet / land / this
\rf jod 1890:500.2

\op thaoüýhna hnaiý thoüýdi uýdoüxti anaýzhiü eýde, oüýbatheý weýzhu-baýzhi, shoüý wamuýske
\tr you left it / you went / in the / very good / I stand, / but / to-day / we are unfortunate, / in fact / wheat
\rf jod 1890:500.3

\op oüýbatheý iüýnathiügeý-de wathaýte akiýpaxe aýhigi naýthiüge ha. Nuýzhiüga wiüý
\tr to-day / it was destroyed by fire for me, and / food / I made for myself / much / was destroyed by fire / . / Boy / one
\rf jod 1890:500.4

\op ithaýmaxe shutheýathe, Shiýnudoü-sk izhiüýge. Shoüý goüý, Shiýnudoü-sk izhiüýge, shoüý
\tr I inquire of / I send to you, / @{Shiýnudoü-sk} / his son. / Yet / so, / @{Shiýnudoü-sk} / his son, / yet
\rf jod 1890:500.5

\op goüý waýgazuýxti anaý'oü koüýbtha. E'oüý eýiüte iüwiüýthahna giýthathe te.
\tr so / very straight / I hear it / I wish. / How / «he» may be / you tell me / you send back to me / will.
\rf jod 1890:500.6

\op Shetoüý oüýbatheý niýkashiüga-maý toüýwoügthoüý-ma iüýudoü-maýzhi eýgoü eýdegoüý,
\tr So far / to-day / the people / the gentes / good for me I not / somewhat, / but
\rf jod 1890:500.7

\op oüýbatheý uhaiý. Sheýna 'iaýthe. Uxtheýxchi waxiüýha giýthathai koüýbtha, Zhiügaý-nuýdoü,
\tr to-day / they have their way. / Enough / I have spoken of. / Very soon / letter / ye send back to me / I wish, / @{Zhiügaý-nuýdoü},
\rf jod 1890:500.8

\op thizhiüýthe meýgoü. Mazhoüý e'oüý thagthiüý thoüý thuýtoü anaý'oü koüýbtha. Pazhoüý
\tr your elder brother / likewise. / Land / how / you sit / the «ob.» / straight / I hear / I wish. / Land
\rf jod 1890:500.9

\op sheýta shiý te, washkoüý wakiýgthitoüýi-ga. Ediýhi ki uýdoü thanaýzhiü taiý. Theýthu
\tr at yonder / you have arrived / as, / making efforts / work for yourselves. / In that event / good / you stand / will. / Here
\rf jod 1890:500.10

\op wathaýoühna hnaiý te, oüwoüýkigthitoü oünaýzhiüi, eýgoü uýdoüxti anaýzhiü eýde, oüýbatheý
\tr you left us / you went / when, / we worked for ourselves / we stood, / so / very good / I stood, / but / to-day
\rf jod 1890:500.11

\op wamuýske iüýnathiüýge ha.
\tr wheat / has been destroyed for me by fire / .
\rf jod 1890:500.12

\ti @{Maxpiýya-xaýga} to @{Sheýki}
\dt October 19, 1878

\op Iüsh'aýga, wamuýske abthiüý bthuýgaxti iüýnathiüýgegoü, thanaý'oü taiý ebtheýgoü
\tr O old man, / wheat / I had / all / destroyed for me by fire, as, / you hear it / will / I think
\rf jod 1890:501.1

\op shoüý waxiüýha shutheý. Zhoü-moüýthiü ke siýdzhuaýxchi iüwiüýshte; eýna shuteý agthaýbthiü.
\tr yet / letter / goes to you. / Wagon / the / alone / remains to me; / that alone / remaining / I have mine.
\rf jod 1890:501.2

\op Shoüý eýawathe ediý-ma awaýna'oü koüýbtha ha: Nudzhoüýhoüga, Hidiýga shti, Zhadeý-gi
\tr Now / I have them for kindred / those who are there / I hear from them / I wish / : / @{Nudzhoüýhoüga}, / Hidiga / too, / @{Zhadeý-gi}
\rf jod 1890:501.3

\op shti, anaý'oü koüýbtha, niüýta meýiüte. Gahiýge-teýga shti, Wazhiüýga-pa, Aýgaha-moüýthiü
\tr too, / I hear / I wish, / alive / if they are. / @{Gahiýge-teýga} / too, / @{Wazhiüýga-pa}, / @{Aýgaha-moüýthiü}
\rf jod 1890:501.4

\op iüsh'aýge, Iýshkadaýbi zhiüýga, Moüchuý-ska shti ha, wa'uýzhiüga ihoüýawaýthe
\tr old man, / @{Iýshkadaýbi} / young, / @{Moüchuý-ska} / too / , / old woman / I had them for mothers
\rf jod 1890:501.5

\op shti noüýba ediý-ma awaýna'oü koüýbtha ha. Shoüý ushteý iýwipahoüýi-maýzhi. Paýthiü-noüpaýzhi
\tr too / two / those who are there / I hear from them / I wish / . / Now / the rest / I know you not. / @{Pathiü-noüpazhi}
\rf jod 1890:501.6

\op akaý aýwoüi thiükeý igaýxthoü thiükeý eýathe, ituýshpa wiwiýtaxti, oüthoüýbahoüzhiýxti
\tr the «sub.» / the one for whom he danced the pipe dance / his wife / the «ob.» / I have her as a relation, / grandchild / my very own, / she does not know me at all,
\rf jod 1890:501.7

\op eýde, iüýchoü ithaýpahoü shutheý. Shoüý atoüý iýwipahoü-maýzhi-maýshe, aýna that'aiý
\tr but / now / I know her / it goes to you. / Now / how far / I have known you not ye who, / how many / you have died
\rf jod 1890:501.8

\op eýdoü ebtheýgoü, anaý'oü koüýbtha ha. Shoüý noüýde thoüý doüýxti iüýpi-maýzhi. Iüýtoü
\tr ? / I think, / I hear / I wish / . / And / heart / the / beyond measure / I am sad. / Now
\rf jod 1890:501.9

\op nuýzhiüga zhuaýwagthe uýdoüxti eýde, heýgazhi t'aiý, aýdoü noüýde iüýpi-maýzhi-hnoü
\tr boy / I with them / very good, / but / not a few / died, / therefore / heart / sad to me regularly
\rf jod 1890:501.10

\op shoüýshoü. Iüýtoü wamuýske iüýnathiüýgegoü, iüýtoü doüýxti iüýpi-maýzhi. Wa'uýzhiüga
\tr always. / Now / wheat / has been destroyed for me by fire, as, / now / beyond measure / I am sad. / Old woman
\rf jod 1890:501.11

\op ihoüýathe thiükeý wakeýge-de gigthaýzu-baýzhi. Thituýshpa shti woüýgithexti wakeýgai.
\tr I had her for a mother / the one who / is sick but / she has not regained her strength. / Your grandchild / too / all / are sick.
\rf jod 1890:501.12

\op Ithaýdi ke pahoüýga teýdi t'eý ha. Wa'uýzhiüga thoükaý goüý uýwagithaý-ga.
\tr His father / the / before / when / died / . / Old woman / the «pl. ob.» / so / tell them.
\rf jod 1890:501.13

\ti @{Shoüýge-ska} to @{Moüchuý-waýthihi}
\dt Octover 21, 1878

\op Shoüý waxiüýha gthiýthathe thoüý bthiýze. Ki wathiýkega uthaýkigtha te oüguý shti
\tr Now / letter / you sent back / the «ob.» / I took it. / And / you are sick / you told of yourself / the / we / too
\rf jod 1890:502.1

\op eaýwagoüýi. Goüý niýkashiüga sheýnuzhiüýga waheýhazhiýxti bahiýxti oüt'aiý ha. Washuýshe
\tr we are so. / And / person / young man / very stout-hearted / picked &or gathered / we have died / . / @{Washuýshe}
\rf jod 1890:502.2

\op t'eý, Shuýka-moüýthiü shti, Paheý-taýp'e shti, Hexaýga-zhiüýga, Hexaýga-zhiüýga, He-snaýta, Peýde-gaýhi
\tr dead, / @{Shuýka-moüýthiü} / too, / @{Paheý-taýp'e} / too, / @{Hexaýga-zhiüýga}, / @{He-snaýta}, / @{Peýde-gaýhi}
\rf jod 1890:502.3

\op izhoüýge (Koüýze-hoüýga igaýxthoü), Maýshoü-ska izhiüýge, Shyuý-zhiüga izhiüýge shti,
\tr his daughter / (@{Koüýze-hoüýga} / his wife), / @{Maýshoü-ska} / his son, / @{Shyuý-zhiüga} / his son / too,
\rf jod 1890:502.4

\op Wauýxtawaýthe igaýxthoü t'eý, Gahiýge-wadaýthiüge igaýxthoü, Iýshkadaýbi ituýshpa,
\tr @{Wauýxtawaýthe} / his wife / dead, / @{Gahiýge-wadaýthiüge} / his wife, / @{Iýshkadaýbi} / his grandchild,
\rf jod 1890:502.5

\op shiüýgazhiüýga-ma zhiügaýxchi-ma aýhigi t'aiý. Ki shetoüý-hnoü edaýdoü iýutha e'oüý
\tr the children / the very small ones / many / died. / And / so far / what / news / how
\rf jod 1890:502.6

\op moühniüý ki, winaý'oü koüýbthai ha. Ki aýzhi uwiýbtha shutheýathe tateý shiügeý, Umoüýhoüxti.
\tr you walk / if, / I hear from you / I wish / . / And / different / I tell you / I send to you / shall / there is none / as to the Omahas themselves.
\rf jod 1890:502.7

\op Ki Poüýka thoükaý, niýkagaýhi thoükaý, t'eý thoükaý, izhaýzhe wahnaýde eteýde.
\tr And / Ponka / the ones who, / chief / the ones who, / dead / the ones who, / his name / you should have called them.
\rf jod 1890:502.8

\op U'aýgtha oüthiüý ha. Wawaýxpani. Itiýgoüthai moüýzeskaý shte wa'iý-baýzhi. Shoüý
\tr Suffering / we are / . / We are poor. / The grandfather / silver / even / has not given us. / Yet
\rf jod 1890:502.9

\op wathiýtoü keýta shoüýxtoügaýxai eýde, shoüýhnoü wazhuý-bazhi, aýhigixti
\tr work / at the / we have done our best, / but / still / we are below the standard, / much not / as, / very much
\rf jod 1890:502.10

\op oügaýxa-baýzhi-hnoüýi. Wathiýtoü te enaýxchi wiýuwagipiý etaiý, weýudoü eýte eaýwagoüýi,
\tr we have not done usually. / Work / the / that alone / pleasant to us / may «be», / good for us / may «be» / we are so,
\rf jod 1890:502.11

\op oüwoüýkigthiýtoü te eý aýwake. Toüýwoügthoü oüguýta-ma iýe waýspa-baýzhi,
\tr are so, / we work for ourselves / the / that / I mean. / Gentes / our own «pl.» / words / do not behave,
\rf jod 1890:502.12

\op enaýxchi teýxi zhiüýga; niýkagaýhi iýe waýna'oü-baýzhi. Itiýgoüthai eaýwawoüýi goüý
\tr that alone / difficult / a little; / chief / words / they do not listen to us. / Grandfather / he caused it for us / so
\rf jod 1890:502.13

\op toüýwoügthoü amaý iýe waýna'oü-baýzhi. Iüýtoü ieýska akaý waoüýthai, kigthiýzai
\tr gentes / the «sub.» / words / do not listen to us. / Now / interpreter / the «sub.» / abandoned them, / he took himself back
\rf jod 1890:502.14

\op gashiýbe. Toüýwoügthoü-maý iýe waýmaka-baýzhi. Goüýadi ieýska sheýta Poüýkata
\tr out of. / The gentes / words / he was out of patience with them. / Already / interpreter / yonder / at the Ponka «land»
\rf jod 1890:502.15

\op gaýxai thiüý iüýchoü ithaýdithai akaý gaýxe, oüguý oügaýxa-baýzhi. Niýkagaýhi oüýgatoü
\tr was made / he who / now / agent / the «sub.» / made him, / we / we did not make him. / Chief / we who stand
\rf jod 1890:502.16

\op oünaý'oü-baýzhi-shteoüýi, shetoüý ithaýdithai akaý uaýwagitha-baýzhi. Uaýwagithaiý tediýhi
\tr we have heard nothing about it, / so far / agent / the «sub.» / has not told us. / He tells us / it arrives at
\rf jod 1890:503.1

\op ki, e'oüý tateýiüte oüthoüýbahoü-baýzhi: weýshoü eteý kiýzhi, weýshoü-baýzhi ki, oüwoüýwate
\tr when, / how / it may be / we do not know: / we agree / ought / if, / we do not agree / if, / which one of the «two»
\rf jod 1890:503.2

\op tateýiüte. Shi wiüý giýtha-gaý, theý hniýze ki.
\tr it may be. / Again / one / send back, / this / you take it / when.
\rf jod 1890:503.3

\ti @{Wazhiüýa-gahiýga} to @{Moüchuý-toüýga}
\dt October 19, 1878

\op Niýkagaýhi uýzhu hnoükaýshe, Ashaýwage, Moüchuý-waýthihi eýthoüba, sheýnuzhiüga
\tr Chief / principal / ye who are, / @{Ashaýwage}, / @{Moüchuý-waýthihi} / he too, / young man
\rf jod 1890:504.1

\op thithiýta watoüýba-maýzhi, oüwoüýxpani ha. Wigiýtoübe koüýbtha. Theý usniý theý
\tr your own / I have not seen them, / I am poor / . / I see you, my own, / I wish. / This / cold / this
\rf jod 1890:504.2

\op tediýhi ki, shupiý tateý ebtheýgoü ha. Eýskana uxtheýxchi waxiüýha gthioüýthakiýthe
\tr it arrives at / when, / I reach you / shall / I think / , / Oh that / very soon / letter / you cause «one» to send it back to me
\rf jod 1890:504.3

\op koübtheýgoü, nisiýha, wisoüýga, wituýshpa meýgoü, niýkagaýhi uýzhu hnoükaýshe.
\tr I hope, / my child, / my younger brother, / my grandchild / likewise, / chief / principal / ye who are.
\rf jod 1890:504.4

\op Oüwoüýxpani eýgoü, awaýgitoüýbe koüýbtha, toüýwoügthoü. Sheýnuzhiüýga gthuýbaxti
\tr I am poor / as, / I see the, my own, / I wish, / nation. / Young man / all
\rf jod 1890:504.5

\op oüthoüýwoühe goüýthai ha. Zhuaýwagthe shupiý tateý, ebtheýgoü. Shoüý niýkagaýhi
\tr to follow me / desire / . / I with them / I reach you / shall, / I think. / In fact / chief
\rf jod 1890:504.6

\op bthuýga oüthoüýwoühe goüýthai, ebtheýgoü, nisiýha, wisoüýga, wituýshpa meýgoü,
\tr all / to follow me / desire, / I think, / my child, / my younger brother, / my grandchild / likewise,
\rf jod 1890:504.7

\op niýkagaýhi uýzhu hnoükaýshe. Sheýnuzhiüýga wiwiýta zhuaýgthexti iüýt'e eýgoü, noüýde
\tr chief / principal / ye who are. / Young man / my own / I really was with him / dead to me / as, / heart
\rf jod 1890:504.8

\op iüýpi-maýzhi eýgoü, waxiüýha shutheýwikiýthe. Niýkashiüga bthuýgaxti giýpi-baýzhi, waxpaýni;
\tr is bad for me / as, / letter / I cause «one» to send it to you. / People / all / are sad, / poor;
\rf jod 1890:504.9

\op iüýtoü thigiýsithaiý ha. Nisiýha, witoüýbe koüýbtha ha. Wanaýgthe shoüýge oüthaý'i-ma
\tr at present / they remember you / . / My child, / I see you / I wish / . / Domestic animal / horse / those which you gave me
\rf jod 1890:504.10

\op sheýnawatheýgoü, oüwoüýxpani, nisiýha. Oüwoüýxpani eýgoü, thaýthuha ithaýt'e. Ukiýt'e
\tr they have been destroyed, as, / I am poor, / my child. / I am poor / as, / nearly / I have died from it. / Nation
\rf jod 1890:504.11

\op theý Shaoüý amaý atiýi ha. Shoüýge waýbthiü eýde woüýgithe awaý'i. Ki eýdi piý
\tr this / Dakotas / the «sub.» / came here / . / Horse / I had them / but / all / I gave them. / And / there / I arrived
\rf jod 1890:504.12

\op ki, wiüýeshte oü'iý-baýzhi ha, nisiýha. Umoüýhoü amaý, nisiýha, thidoüýbe goüýthai,
\tr when, / even one / they did not give me / , / my child. / Omahas / the «sub.», / my child, / to see you / wish,
\rf jod 1890:504.13

\op ki eýgoü witoüýbe koüýbtha. Shupiý tateý ebtheýgoü, nisiýha, usniý theý. E'oüý ki,
\tr and / so / I see you / I wish. / I reach you / shall / I think, / my child, / cold / this. / How / if,
\rf jod 1890:504.14

\op nisiýha, thuýtoüxti gthioüýthakiýthe te ebtheýgoü. Uxtheýxchi eýskana anaý'oü te
\tr my child, / very straight / you cause «one» to send it back to me / will / I think. / Very soon / oh that / I hear it / win
\rf jod 1890:504.15

\op ebtheýgoü. Sheýnuzhiüýga thithiýta, niýkagaýhi thithiýta edaýbe, iýe thithiýta uxtheýxti
\tr that I think. / Young man / your own, / chief / your own / also, / words / your own / very soon
\rf jod 1890:504.16

\op winaý'oüi koüýbtha.
\tr I hear from you / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:504.17

\ti @{Zhaýbe-ska} to @{Gahiýge-zhiüýga}, @{Waýxa-naýzhiü}, and @{Ashaýwage}

\op Gahiýge-zhiüýga t'eýskoüi etheýgoü Zhaýbe-ska iýwoüxe tiýthai. Waýxa-naýzhiü, Ashaýwage,
\tr @{Gahiýge-zhiüýga} / dead, he might be / thinking that / @{Zhaýbe-ska} / to question / begins. / @{Waýxa-naýzhiü}, / @{Ashaýwage},
\rf jod 1890:505.1

\op sheý-thabthiü, wiüoüýwa shteýshte t'eýskoüi etheýgoü weýgthoüxe tiý ha. Ginaý'oü
\tr those three and no more, / which one / soever / dead, he might be / thinking that / to ask about them, his kindred / has come / . / To hear about his own
\rf jod 1890:505.2

\op goüýthai Zhaýbe-ska. Uxtheýxchi kiýthe taý-bi waxiüýha, ginaý'oü goüthai; uxtheý
\tr wishes / @{Zhaýbe-ska}. / Very soon / he says that some one will cause it to reach home / letter, / to hear about his own / he wishes; / soon
\rf jod 1890:505.3

\op waxiüýha thoükiý te. -- Ashaýwage, waxiüýha shutheýathe thiýze aýdoü doüýbe zhuýwagthaý-ga.
\tr letter / the / will reach home. -- / O @{Ashaýwage}, / letter / I send to you / take it / and / seeing it / be with them.
\rf jod 1890:505.4

\op Gahiýge-zhiüýga, Waýxa-naýzhiü, Waheý'oü, sheýna, doüýbai-ga. Waxiüýha hniýzai ki,
\tr @{Gahiýge-zhiüýga}, / @{Waýxa-naýzhiü}, / @{Waheý'oü}, / enough, / look ye at it. / Letter / you take it / when,
\rf jod 1890:505.5

\op wiüý eýskoü that'aý-baýzhi ki, uxtheýxchi waxiüýha thoüý kiýthathe taiý. Waheý'oü, Wathiýdaze
\tr one / it might be / you have not died / if, / very soon / letter / the «ob.» / you will cause to reach home. / @{Waheý'oü}, / Wathidaze
\rf jod 1890:505.6

\op sheý-noüba, oüwoüýwa shteýshte t'eýskoüi ginaý'oü goüýthai. Wiýuwathaýgihnaý
\tr those two, and no more, / which one / soever / dead, he might be / to hear of his / he wishes. / You tell us about our own
\rf jod 1890:506.1

\op kiýthathe taý-bi. Shi niüýta ki, waýthutoü goüýthai.
\tr you will cause it to reach home, he said. / Again / alive / if, / straight / to hear of his own / he wishes.
\rf jod 1890:506.2

\ti @{Zhiýde-taü} to @{Ashaýwage}
\dt October 25, 1878

\op Wizhiüýthe iüýt'e, noüýde iüýpi-maýzhi-hnoü shoüýshoü. Iýkuhaýbi t'eý thanaý'oü te,
\tr My elder brother / died to me, / heart / bad for me regularly / always. / @{Iýkuhaýbi} / dead / you hear it / will,
\rf jod 1890:506.3

\op Ashaýwage. Wa'uý wiwiýta ke shi t'eý ke koügeýxchi-hnoü hiý. Umoüýthiüka theý
\tr O @{Ashaýwage}. / Woman / my own / the «recl. one» / again / dead / when lying / very near to usually / arrived. / Season / this
\rf jod 1890:506.4

\op witoüýbe koübtheýde bthiý'a ha; wizhiüýthe t'eý, wa'uý wiwiýta t'eý ta teýdi hiý.
\tr I see you / I wished, but / I have failed / ; / my elder brother / dead, / woman / my own / die / will / at it / has arrived.
\rf jod 1890:506.5

\op Umoüýthiüka aýzhi ki, witoüýbe koüýbtha ki, witoüýbe tateý ebtheýgoü. Sheýki,
\tr Season / another / if, / I see you / I wish / if, / I see you / shall / I think. / O @{Sheýki},
\rf jod 1890:506.6

\op thitoüýge t'eý ha, oüýbatheý, Gakiýe-moüýthiü igaýxthoü.
\tr your elder sister / dead / , / to-day, / @{Gakiýe-moüýthiü} / his wife.
\rf jod 1890:506.7

\ti @{Teý-ukoüha} to @{Moüchuý-si-toüýga}

\op Shoüý, nisiýha, wisiýthe-hnoü-moüý. Shoüý eýskana e'oüý moühniüý ki, winaý'oümazhiý-xti-moüý;
\tr Now, / my child, / I am always thinking of you. / Now / oh that / how / you walk / if, / I have not heard from you at all;
\rf jod 1890:507.1

\op shoüý e'oüý moühniüý ki, iüwiüýthahna giýthathe koübtheýgoü. Witoüýba-maýzhi
\tr yet / how / you walk / if, / you tell me / you send back / I hope. / I see you I not
\rf jod 1890:507.2

\op oüwoüýxpani heýga-maýzhi. Ki eýskana witoüýbe koübtheýgoü eýde, bthiý'a-hnoü-moüý.
\tr I am poor / I am very. / And / oh that / I see you / I hoped, / but / I have failed each time.
\rf jod 1890:507.3

\op Ki thikaýge-ma, eýskana woüýgithe uýwathagihnaý koübtheýgoü. Ki
\tr And / those who are your friends, / oh that / all / you tell them / I hope. / And
\rf jod 1890:507.4

\op oüwoüýkega-maýzhi, 'oüýthiügeýxti moübthiüý; eýgoüxti moühniüý koübtheýgoü. Wabaýxu
\tr I am not sick, / nothing at all is the matter / I walk; / just so / you walk / I hope. / Letter
\rf jod 1890:507.5

\op wiüý shutheýwikiýthe. Shoüý uxtheýxchi gthiýthathe koübtheýgoü. Waýxe amaý
\tr one / I cause him to send it to you. / And / very soon / you send one back / I hope. / White man / the «mv. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:507.6

\op mazhoüý thiükeý 'iaýwathaiý ki, noübeý t'oüý mazhoüý wathiýtoü wagaýzhi agthaiý. Mazhoüý
\tr land / the / spoke about us / when, / hand / possessing / land / to work it / commanded us / went homeward. / Land
\rf jod 1890:507.7

\op thoüýdi kiaýshi oüýthiü taiý, ebtheýgoü. Sheýta shoügaýhi-baýzhi taiý, ebtheýgoü. Gaýtegoüý
\tr in the / a long time / we will be, / I think. / Yonder / we will not reach you, / I think. / In that manner
\rf jod 1890:507.8

\op uwiýbtha shutheýathe.
\tr I tell you / I send to you.
\rf jod 1890:507.9

\ti @{Duýba-moüýthiü} to @{Tandeý-naükuýge}
\dt October 25, 1878

\op Shoüý wabaýgtheze tiýthathe oüýbatheý toüýbe. Niýashiüga iüýthadai theýaka. Shoüý
\tr Now / letter / you sent / to-day / I have seen it. / Person / read it to me / this «sub.». / Now
\rf jod 1890:508.1

\op eýskana tiý-uzhiý thiýta uýdoüxti anaý'oü ki iüýudoü. Shoüý eýskana Wakoüýda akaý
\tr oh that / household / your / very good / I heard / when / good for me. / Now / oh that / Deity / the
\rf jod 1890:508.2

\op uthiýkoüi koübtheýgoü. Ki Oüýpoü-toüýga t'eý te anaý'oü ha, ki niýkagaýhi saýtoü
\tr help you / I hope. / And / Big Elk / he died / the / I heard it / , / and / chief / five
\rf jod 1890:508.3

\op t'aiý te awaýna'oü ha. Ki niýkashiüga-maýshe, aýhigixti that'aiý te shoüý githazhiwaýthe.
\tr died / the / I heard of them / . / And / ye people, / very many / you died / the / yet / grievous.
\rf jod 1890:508.4

\op Oüýbatheý oüguý shti wawaýkegaiý. Niýkashiüga uýdoüxti saýtoü t'aiý. Shi iüýchoü t'eý
\tr To-day / we / too / we are sick. / Person / very good / five / died. / Again / now / to die
\rf jod 1890:508.5

\op eteýgoüxti ediý-ma-hnoüýi, ki wa'uý shti t'eý-hnoüi. Shoüý mazhoüý ke shoüý theý shti
\tr very apt / those are usually here, / and / woman / too / usually die. / Yet / land / the / yet / this / too
\rf jod 1890:508.6

\op eýgoü, uýt'e t'oüý eýgoü oüt'eý-hnoüi. Ki mazhoüý sheýtathishoü keýta shoügaýhi taiteý
\tr like, / death / abounds / like / we are dying. / And / land / towards yonder place / at the / we reach you / shall
\rf jod 1890:508.7

\op noüýoüpe heýga-baýzhi. Ki niýkashiüga amaý edaýdoü iýbahoü amaý, 'iaýwathe-hnoüýi
\tr we fear it / not a little. / And / people / the «sub.» / what / they know / they who, / usually talk about us
\rf jod 1890:508.8

\op thoüýzha, oükiýwashkoü heýga-baýzhi. Shoüý waýthiwagaýzu goüýthai. Theýthuaýdi waýthiwagaýzu
\tr though, / we have made efforts in our own behalf / not a little. / And / to make us straight / they wish. / In this place / make us straight
\rf jod 1890:508.9

\op taý amaý te. Aýdoü mazhoüý keýta, sheýta keýta, shoügaýhi taiý oügoüýtha-baýzhi
\tr they will, doubtless. / Therefore / land / at the, / at yonder place / at the, / we reach you / will / we do not wish it
\rf jod 1890:508.10

\op eýgoüi ha. Ki e'oüý weaýgithiýgthoü shte eaýwagoü toüýgatoü, shoüý sheýthu teýdi
\tr somewhat / . / And / how / they decide for us / even / we are so / we who will, / yet / there / in the
\rf jod 1890:508.11

\op shoügaýtha-baýzhi toüýgatoü eýskoü-oüthoüýthai. Mazhoüý thoü ithaýdithaiý tiýi te shetoüý
\tr we go not to you / we who will / we think it may be so. / Land / the / agent / houses / the / so far
\rf jod 1890:508.12

\op itaýxataýthishoü wakeýga-baýzhi. Shoüý oüýbatheý wisiýthai eýgoü, wabaýgtheze shutheýwikiýthe.
\tr towards up stream «north» / they are not sick. / Now / to-day / I remember you «pl.» / as, / letter / I cause him to send it to you «sing.».
\rf jod 1890:508.13

\op Shoüý tiý-uzhiý wiwiýta te uýwakega thiügeý. Shoüý edaýdoü mazhoüý theýthuaýdi wiüaýxchi
\tr And / household / my own / the / sickness / has none. / And / what / land / in this / only one
\rf jod 1890:509.1

\op weýtexi eýgoü uwiýbthai-hnoü-moüý. Huýtoüga-maý teýxi ha. Shoüý wabaýgtheze
\tr hard for us / somewhat / I have told you «pl.» regularly. / The Winnebagos / hard / . / Now / letter
\rf jod 1890:509.2

\op uxtheýxchi theý, wabaýxu theýthu thiükeý, eýskana tha'iý gthiýthathe koübtheýgoü.
\tr very soon / goes, / writer / here / he who, / oh that / you give him / you send back / I hope.
\rf jod 1890:509.3

\ti @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} to @{Tatoüýga-naýzhiü}

\op Nisiýha, oüwoüýxpani heýga-maýzhi kiýzhi, wigiýsithe-hnoü-moüý. Eýskana, nisiýha,
\tr My child, / I am poor / I am very / if, / I usually remember you, my relation. / Oh that, / my child,
\rf jod 1890:510.1

\op wigiýtoübe koübtheýgoü-hnoü-moüý aýtoüheý. -- Kageýha, mazhoüý theýthu shoüýshoü hniüý
\tr I see you, my own / I usually hope / I who stand. -- / My friend, / land / here / always / you were
\rf jod 1890:510.2

\op kiýzhi, oüwoüýxpani-maýzhi tateý ebtheýgoü thoüýzha, ihneý ha. Hneýgoü oüwoüýxpani
\tr if, / I «am» not poor / shall / I think / though, / you have gone / . / As you went / I am poor
\rf jod 1890:510.3

\op heýga-maýzhi. Shoüý edaýdoü uýshkoü moühniüý ki, shoüý e'oüý moühniüý ki, bthuýga
\tr I am very. / Yet / what / deeds / you walk / if, / in fact / how / you walk / if, / all
\rf jod 1890:510.4

\op anaý'oü koübtha ha. Shoüý iýe uýdoüxti wigiýna'oü koüýbtha ha. Nisiýha, mazhoüý
\tr I hear it / I wish / . / In fact / words / very good / I hear of you, my own / I wish / . / My child, / land
\rf jod 1890:510.5

\op anaýzhiü thoüýdi wabthiýtoü oüthoüýshpahoü hnaiý te, iüýchoü aýtashoü btheý. Waýxe amaý
\tr I stood / in the / I worked / you knew me / you «pl.» went / when, / now / beyond it / I go. / White people / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:510.6

\op edaýdoü shoüý wathaýte bthuýga gaýxai ge eaýwakigoüýxtioüýi. Shetoüý oüthiýtoü te
\tr what / in fact / food / all / they make / the «pl. ob.» / we are just alike. / So far / we work / the
\rf jod 1890:510.7

\op oügthiý'axti, gthiýsai te oügthiý'axti, maýthe ha. Mazhoüý shtoüýbe thoüý bthuýga wamuýske
\tr we have failed indeed, / plucking their own / the / we have failed indeed, / winter / . / Land / you saw / the / all / wheat
\rf jod 1890:510.8

\op ugiýpi. Pazhoüý thoüýdi uýkuhe thiügeýxti oünaýzhiüi; sagiýxti oüthiüý. Niýkashiüga-maý
\tr is full of. / Land / in the / cause of fear / having none at all / we stand; / very firm / we are. / The people
\rf jod 1890:510.9

\op aýna that'aiý te izhaýzhe zaniýxti oüwoüýna'oü oügoüýthai. Washuýshe izhiüýge thoükaý
\tr how many / you have died / the / his name / every one / we hear them / we wish. / @{Washuýshe} / his son / the ones
\rf jod 1890:510.10

\op wiüý t'eý. Eýdi-aý-i-nazhiüý izhaýzhe atheü*.
\tr one / died. / @{Eýdi-aý-i-nazhiüý} / his name / he had.
\rf jod 1890:510.11

\ti @{Ishtaýthabi} to @{Moüchuý-waýthihi} and @{Ashaýwage}

\op Waxiüýha gthiýthathe thoüý bthiýze. Mazhoüý thagthiüý thoüý thuýtoüxti iüwiüýtha
\tr Letter / you sent back / the «ob.» / I took it. / Land / you sit / the «ob.» / very straight / to tell me
\rf jod 1890:511.1

\op giýtha-ga. Theý shutheýathe. Sheýama niýkashiüga juýba shathaiý ha. Itiýze shubtheý
\tr be sending back. / This / I send to you. / Those / people / some / went to you / . / At the same time / I go to you
\rf jod 1890:511.2

\op koübtheýde waxiüýha gthiýazhi eýgoü, oüýoütha shathaiý ha. Shoüý uwiýkie te eýkigoüýxtioüý,
\tr I wished, but / letter / had not come back / as, / leaving me / they went to to you / . / Now / I talk to you / the / it was just like it,
\rf jod 1890:511.3

\op waxiüýha thoüý bthiýze teýdi. Shoüý, zhiütheýha, oüwoüýxpani heýga-maýzhi. Mazhoüý
\tr letter / the / I took it / when. / Yet, / elder brother, / I am poor / I am very. / Land
\rf jod 1890:511.4

\op uhiýashka thagthiüý ebtheýgoü-maýzhi thoüýshti; weýahideýxti thagthiüý ebtheýgoü. Shoüý
\tr close by / you sit / I did not think / heretofore; / at a great distance / you sit / I thought. / Yet
\rf jod 1890:511.5

\op mazhoüý mashteýata thagthiüý thoüý oüýba uýmoüthiü aýna zhoüý ki-hnoüýi anaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr land / in the warm region / you sit / the / day / to walk in / how many / sleeps / if only / I hear it / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:511.6

\op Wawaýkegai shoüýoügaýxai, oügiýnii.
\tr We were sick / we have quit, / we have recovered.
\rf jod 1890:511.7

\ti @{Waxpe-sha} to @{Shaýhieýtha}

\op Negiýha, mazhoüý aýgudi moühniüý wisiýthe-hnoü shoüýshoü. Aýna shoüý that'aiý
\tr Mother's brother, / land / in what place / you walk / I am remembering you / always. / How many / in fact / you have died
\rf jod 1890:512.1

\op eýiüte winaý'oüi koüýbtha. Mazhoüý aýgudi thanaýzhiü ki, mazhoüý waýgazuaýzhi, shubthaý-maýzhi.
\tr it may be / I hear from you «pl.» / I wish. / Land / in what place / you stand / if, / land / not straight, / I have not gone to you.
\rf jod 1890:512.2

\op That'eý te eýkigoü iüýtha-maýzhi heýga-maýzhi. Nuýzhiüga, kageý, t'eýe ha, Hexaýga-zhiüýga.
\tr You die / the / it is like it / I am sad / I am very. / Boy, / third son, / is dead / , / @{Hexaýga-zhiüýga}.
\rf jod 1890:512.3

\op Iýkuhaýbi shti t'eýe ha, thitoüýshka. Shoüý wabaýgtheze gioüýthakiýthe
\tr @{Iýkuhaýbi} / too / is dead / , / your sister's son. / Now / letter / you cause him to be sending it back to me
\rf jod 1890:512.4

\op koübtheýgoü. Shoüý aýgudi uýdoüxti thanaýzhiü te anaý'oü koübtheýgoü.
\tr I hope. / Now / in what place / very good / you stand / the / I hear it / I hope.
\rf jod 1890:512.5

\op Shoüý eýwitheýxti wisiýthe oüýbatheý. Eýskana witoüýbe koübtheýgoü eýde, oüzhuý-mazhi;
\tr Now / I have you for a very near relation / I remember you / to-day. / Oh that / I see you / I hoped, / but / I am not well;
\rf jod 1890:512.6

\ti @{Waniýta-waýxe} to @{Gahiýge}

\op shetoüý oüwoüýshte agthiüý, oügiýni-maýzhi. Theýthu mazhoüý hnaýzhi teýdi, oüwoüýxpani
\tr so far / I remain / I sit, / I have not recovered. / Here / land / you did not go / when, / I was poor
\rf jod 1890:512.7

\op shtoüýbe te shoüýshoü bthiüý. Ki thiý-hnoü wisiýtha-maýzhi; Poüýka niýkagaýhi
\tr you saw it / the / always / I am. / And / you only / I do not remember you; / Ponka / chief
\rf jod 1890:512.8

\op zaniýxti awaýsithe; sheýnuzhiüýga-ma shti awaýsithe, zaniý. Shoüý wisiýthai te, meýadi
\tr all / I remember them; / the young men / too / I remember them, / all. / Now / I remembered you / when, / last spring
\rf jod 1890:512.9

\op uýshkoü wiüý Shaoüý amaýta piý te eýwoüý eýgoü, piý ki, uýshkoü zhuýazhi gaýxai.
\tr deed / one / Dakotas / to them / I arrived / when, / it being the cause / as, / I was coming back / when, / deed / wrong / they did.
\rf jod 1890:513.1

\op Goüýki eýegoü wisiýthai. Hau. Edaýdoü iýutha niýkashiüga-ma t'e-maý zaniýxti
\tr And / that being so / I remember you. / «paragraph» / What / news / the people / the dead ones / all
\rf jod 1890:513.2

\op izhaýzhe waýiütheýshpaxuý giýthathe koübtheýgoü, zaniýxti awaýna'oü koüýbtha. Shoüý iüýtha-mazhiýxti-hnoü-moüý
\tr his name / you write them for me / you send back / I hope, / all / I hear them / I wish. / Now / I am always very sad
\rf jod 1890:513.3

\op wisiýthai teýdi. Aýshka thagthiüý teýdi, witoüýbe koüýbtha eýgoü,
\tr I remember you / when. / Near / you sat / when, / I see you / I wished / as,
\rf jod 1890:513.4

\op shupiý-hnoü-moüý; eýde iüýtoü eoüýgoü-maýzhi iüýtha-maýzhi. Hau. Goüýki Umoüýhoü-maý
\tr I used to reach you; / but / now / I am not so / I am sad. / «paragraph» / And / Omahas the «pl.»
\rf jod 1890:513.5

\op sheýma shuhiýwathe-hnoüýi washtoüýbai ki, shuhiýi ki, wabaýgtheze iýthathe teý;
\tr those «you see» / they have been sent to you / you see them / when, / reach you / when, / letter / you send / will;
\rf jod 1890:513.6

\op awaýna'oü koüýbtha. Shoüý eýskana uýdoüxti moüthiüýi koüýbtha, iýe uýdoüxti awaýna'oü
\tr I hear about them / I wish. / Now / oh that / very good / they walk / I wish, / words / very good / I hear about them
\rf jod 1890:513.7

\op koüýbtha. Hau. Goüýki eaýwatheýxti Umoüýhoü sheýma shuhiýi ki, eýskana
\tr I wish. / «paragraph» / And / I have them for near kindred / Omahas / those «you see» / reach you / when, / oh that
\rf jod 1890:513.8

\op shoüýge-ma wiüý oüthaý'i koübtheýgoü, iüýthiü giý wathaýkithe koübtheýgoü. Shoüý
\tr the horses / one / you give me / I hope, / having for me / coming back / you cause them / I hope. / Still
\rf jod 1890:513.9

\op thizhiüýge, Uýhoü-zhiüýga, eý iüýthiü giý koübtheýgoü. Shoüýge zhoü-moüýthiü 'iüý thoükaý
\tr your son, / @{Uýhoü-zhiüýga}, / he / having for me / coming back / I hope. / Horse wagon / carry it / the ones that
\rf jod 1890:513.10

\op wiüý iüýt'e, wiüaýxchi iüwiüýshte. Shoüýge oüthaý'i ki, pahoüýga wabaýgtheze iý
\tr one / is dead to me, / only one / remains to me. / Horse / you give me / if, / before / letter / is coming
\rf jod 1890:513.11

\op koübtheýgoü. Ioüýkithaý-ga. Shetoüý tateý ebtheýgoü. Mazhoüý theýthu shoüýge thiügaiý
\tr I hope. / Cause it to be coming for me. / So far / shall / I think. / Land / here / horse / there are none
\rf jod 1890:513.12

\op eýgoü, shoüýge t'oüýata thanaýzhiü, aýdoü wiýna shutheýathe. Ki Uýhoü-zhiüýga giýazhi ki,
\tr as, / horse / where they abound / you stand, / therefore / I beg from you / I send to you. / And / @{Uýhoü-zhiüýga} / is not coming back / if,
\rf jod 1890:513.13

\op Umoüýhoü zhiüýga wiüý iüýthiü giý waýthashiý koüýbtha.
\tr Omaha / small / one / having for me / is coming back / you ask him / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:513.14

\ti @{Heý-woüzhiýtha} to @{Gahiýge-wadaýthiüge}

\op Nioüýthiügeýxti agthiý. Umaýha akaýdi agthiý. Uýshkoü aýzhoü ke waýgazu
\tr I have no pain at all / I have come back. / Omahas / to them / I have come back. / Deed / you do that / the / straight
\rf jod 1890:514.1

\op anaý'oü koüýbtha. Umaýha akaýdi uýdoüxti agthiý, nioüýthiügeýxti. Eýde Umaýha
\tr I hear / I wish. / Omahas / to them / very good / I have come back, / I have no pain at all. / But / Omahas
\rf jod 1890:514.2

\op akaýdi agthaý-maýzhi tateýskoübtheýgoü, eheý. Eýskana thagthiýi koübtheýgoü, eheý. Theýama
\tr to them / I go not homeward / shall, I think, / I said. / Oh that / you have come back / I hope, / I said. / These
\rf jod 1890:514.3

\op Umaýha amaý uýdoüxti nazhiüý amaý: niýashiüga daýdoü gthiý shteýshtewoüý thizeý goüýtha
\tr Omahas / the «sub.» / very good / are standing: / person / what / has come back / soever / to take him / wishing
\rf jod 1890:514.4

\op gthiüý amaý. Shoüý wakeýga nieý thithiüýge eýiüte winaý'oü koüýbthai ha. Shoüý eaýwathe
\tr they are sitting. / Now / sick / pain / you have none / it may be / I hear of you / I wish «pl. ob.» / . / Indeed / I have them as kindred
\rf jod 1890:514.5

\op zhiüýga e'oüý ki eýshtewoüý, anaý'oü koüýbtha. U'aýgthaxti agthiý, nukaýthiü agthiý,
\tr small / how / if, / even that / I hear it / I wish. / Suffering greatly / I have come back, / bare of outer garments / I have come back,
\rf jod 1890:514.6

\op Umaýha akaýdi. Ki theýaka, wineýgi akaý, waiýiü iüýthiüwiü. Eýskana wabaýxu thoü
\tr Omahas / to them. / And / this one, / my mother's brother / the «sub.», / blanket / bought for me. / Oh that / letter / the
\rf jod 1890:514.7

\op shuhiý ki, uxtheýxchi wiüý oüthaý'i giýthathai koübtheýgoü. Theýaka witoüýge akaý
\tr reaches you / when, / very soon / one / you give me / you «pl.» send it back / I hope. / This one / my elder sister / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:514.8

\op eýna agtheý taiteý ebtheýgoü, Shaoüý amaýta. Umaýha akaýdi thaýbthiü zhoüý shutheý
\tr she alone / go homeward / shall / I think, / Dakotas / to them. / Omahas / at them / three / sleep / it goes to you
\rf jod 1890:514.9

\op wabaýxu thoü.
\tr letter / the.
\rf jod 1890:514.10

\ti @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} to @{Tatoüýga-naýzhiü-zhiüýga}
\dt December 16, 1878

\op Waxiüýha theýthoü atiý bthiýzegoü, nisiýha, witoüýbe eýgoü, iüýudoüxti-moüý,
\tr Letter / this / I came here / I took it, as, / my child, / I see you / like, / it is very good for me,
\rf jod 1890:515.1

\op iüýthe-xti-moüý ha. Shoüý, nisiýha, atoüýshte waxiüýha shuhiýathe-hnoü-moüý tateý. Ki
\tr I am very glad / . / And, / my child, / whensoever / letter / I send to you regularly / shall. / And
\rf jod 1890:515.2

\op thisoüýga sheýthu shuhiý te, oüwoüýxpani eýgoü shuýtheaýkithe ha. Theýthu, nisiýha,
\tr your younger brother / yonder / reached you / as to it, / I am poor / as / I caused him to go to you / . / Here, / my child,
\rf jod 1890:515.3

\op anaýzhiü te, mazhoüý theýthu anaýzhiü, wabthiýtoü uýdoüxti bthuýga anaýzhiü. Shoüý, nisiýha,
\tr I stand / when, / land / here / I stand, / I work / very good / all / I stand. / Yet, / my child,
\rf jod 1890:515.4

\op wigiýsithe-hnoü thoüýdi, edaýdoü wiüý ahniüý tedi abthiüý teýiüte, ebtheýgoü-hnoü-moüý
\tr I always remembered you / when, in the past, / what / one / you had / when / I have it / will, perhaps, / I used to think it
\rf jod 1890:515.5

\op ha. Nisiýha, atoüýshte shoüý wigiýtoübe tateýskoübtheýgoü-hnoü-moüý ha.
\tr . / My child, / whenever / still / I see you, my own / shall I am used to thinking / .
\rf jod 1890:515.6

\ti @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} to his son @{Niýdahoü}

\op Waxiüýha thoüý gthiýthathe thoüý bthiýze. Hau. Waxiüýha shutheýathe, Tatoüýga-naýzhiü.
\tr Letter / the «ob.» / you sent it back / the «ob.» / I took it. / «paragraph» / Letter / I send to you, / @{Tatoüýga-naýzhiü}.
\rf jod 1890:516.1

\op Hniýze ki, gaýthoü Niýdahoü tha'iý te. Wanaýxthiüxti giýi-ga ha. Wathiýtoü
\tr You take it / when, / that «ob.» / @{Niýdahoü} / you give it to him / will. / Hurrying very much / be ye coming home / . / Work
\rf jod 1890:516.2

\op te bthiý'axti-moüý ha. Shoüý uýdoüxtiaýzhi eýgoü anaýzhiü; uýshkoü t'oüý anaýzhiü. Wanaýxthiü
\tr the «ob.» / I have failed, indeed, at it / . / not very good / like / I stand; / business / plenty / I stand. / Hurrying
\rf jod 1890:516.3

\op giý-ga. Shoüý witoüýba-maýzhi noüýde iüýpi-maýzhi-hnoü-moüý ha.
\tr be coming home. / Still / I do not see you / heart / I always have it bad for me / 
\rf jod 1890:516.4

\ti @{Heý-woüzhiýtha} to @{Hexaýga-naýzhiü}
\dt January 22, 1879

\op Shoüý theýthu oünaýzhiüi te uýdoüxti oünaýzhiüi thoüýzha, shoüý Shaýoüaýta oügaýthe taiteý,
\tr Now / here / we stand / when / very good / we stand / though, / yet / to the Dakotas / we go / shall,
\rf jod 1890:517.1

\op ebtheýgoü. Witaýhoü akaý theýaka shoüýge thaýbthiü waýthiü, waiýiü shti noüýba 'iýi,
\tr I think. / My sister's husband / the «sub.» / this one / horse / three / has them, / robe / also / two / they have given him,
\rf jod 1890:517.2

\op moüýzepe-zhiüýga noüýba 'iýi, niniýba-weýawoü shti 'iýi, wamuýske ke aýhigi 'iýi,
\tr sharp iron small / two / they gave him, / calumet / also / they gave him, / wheat / the / much / they gave him,
\rf jod 1890:517.3

\op aýdoü u'aýgtha shtewoüý thiügeýxti oünaýzhiüi. Sheýta uýdoüxti thanaýzhiü eýkigoüýxti eýgoü
\tr therefore / suffering / in the least / without any / we stand. / Yonder / very good / you stand / just alike / so
\rf jod 1890:517.4

\op oünaýzhiüi. Wamuýske ke utheýwiüoüýgithe oüthiýshtoüi ki, Shaýoüaýta oügaýthe taiteý,
\tr we stand. / Wheat / the / we collect ours / we finish / when, / to the Dakotas / we go / shall,
\rf jod 1890:517.5

\op ebtheýgoü. Theýaka, witoüýge akaý, miüýzhiüga wiüý iýdathai. Tadeý-gauýbthiü akaý
\tr I think. / This one, / my elder sister / the «sub.», / girl / one / bore. / @{Tadeý-gauýbthiü} / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:517.6

\op Wazhiüýga siýthe-hnoü shoüýshoüi. Shoüý e'oüý te zaniýxti winaý'oüi koüýbtha, piýxti.
\tr @{Wazhiüýga} / remembers him / always. / Now / how it is / all / I hear of you / I wish, / anew.
\rf jod 1890:517.7

\op Wa'uýzhiügaýxchi thiükeý shti thuýtoü anaý'oü koüýbtha. Teý-wa'uý izhoüýge eýthoüba
\tr Very old woman / the one who «ob.» / also / straight / I hear / I wish. / @{Teý-wa'uý} / too / her daughter / she too
\rf jod 1890:517.8

\op thuýtoü awaýna'oü koüýbtha. Ki thuýtoü awaýna'oü kiýshte, e'oüý paýxa-maýzhi teý ki,
\tr straight / I hear from them / I wish. / And / straight / I hear from them / even if, / how / I do not / will / if,
\rf jod 1890:517.9

\op shoüý wisiýthe-hnoü-moüýi. Ki thiý, thiuýdoü thanaýzhiü kiýshte witoüýbe taiý; thiýtexi
\tr yet / I always remember you «pl. ob.». / And / you, / good for you / you stand / even if / I see you «pl. ob.» / will; / hard for you
\rf jod 1890:517.10

\op kiýshte oüshtoüýbe taiý, thiý. Wiýexti e'oüý moübthiüý ki, iüýthe-hnoü shoüýshoü. Atoüýshte
\tr even if / you see me / will, / you. / I my very self / how / I walk / when, / I am glad usually / always. / Whensoever
\rf jod 1890:517.11

\op wisiýthe-hnoü-moüýi. She-maý nuýzhiüga thaýbthiü zhuaýwagthe-hnoü-moüý-de e'oüýi ki,
\tr I usually remember you «pl. ob.». / Those with you / boy / three / I was with them regularly, and / how they are / if,
\rf jod 1890:517.12

\op iüwiüýthahna giýthathe koübtheýgoü. Moüý-akiýbanoü, ki Pahuýthishoüý, Wazhiüýga-pa
\tr you tell me / you send back / I hope. / @{Moüý-akiýbanoü}, / and / @{Pahuýthishoüý}, / @{Wazhiüýga-pa}
\rf jod 1890:517.13

\op iniüýge, ki Hoüýga-shkaýde, sheýna, wisiýthe-hnoü-moüýi. Ki agthiý teýdi oüshtoüýb
\tr his son, / and / @{Hoüýga-shkaýde}, / enough, / I always remember you. / And / I reached home / when / you see me
\rf jod 1890:517.14

\op 'iýthathai thoüýshti. Uýdoüxti moühniüý shteýshtewoüý, thiýtexi ki, iüwiüýtha giýtha-ga.
\tr you promised / heretofore. / Very good / you walk / even if, / hard for you / if, / to tell me / send back.
\rf jod 1890:517.15

\op Ki thiýtexi shteýshtewoüý, edaýdoü uýzhawaxti ahniüý ki, iüwiüýtha giýtha-ga. Theýama
\tr And / hard for you / even if, / what / very pleasant / you have it / if, / to tell me / send back. / These
\rf jod 1890:517.16

\op Umaýha shkaýde-hnoüý-ma edueýhe-hnoü-moüý-de shoüý wisiýthe-hnoü-moüýi. Iüýthextiý
\tr Omahas / those who play regularly / I usually join but / yet / I always remember you «pl. ob.». / I am very glad
\rf jod 1890:517.17

\op shtewoüý, shoüý wisiýthe-hnoü-moüý ki, iüýpi-maýzhi-hnoü-moüý.
\tr even if, / yet / I always remember you / when, / I am always sad.
\rf jod 1890:517.18

\ti @{Shuýde-gaýxe} to @{Weýs'a-toüýga}
\dt February 6, 1879

\op Niýkashiüga amaý theýama iüwiüýkoüi bthuýgaxti. Wathaýte te tiý ugiýpixti
\tr People / the «sub.» / these / have helped me / all. / Food / the / tent / very full
\rf jod 1890:518.1

\op iügaýxai. Shoüýge shti wiüý ediüýgthoüi. Ithaýdithai akaý iüwiüýkoüxtioüýi. Mazhoüý
\tr they have made for me. / Horse / too / one / they have bestowed on me. / Agent / the «sub.» / has helped me very much. / Land
\rf jod 1890:518.2

\op shti ithaýdithai akaý oü'iýi ha; edaýdoü uaýzhi takeý shti woüýgithe oü'iýi: thanaý'oü taieýgoü
\tr too / agent / the «sub.» / has given to me / ; / what / I plant will, the «col. ob.» / too / all / he has given to me: / you hear it / in order that
\rf jod 1890:518.3

\op waxiüýha shutheýwikiýthe. Oüýbatheý thitiýzhoü Shaýoüaýta btheý, shoüýge noüýba
\tr letter / I cause him to send it to you. / To-day / your sister's daughter / at the Dakotas' land / I go, / pony / two
\rf jod 1890:519.1

\op iüthiüýboü tiýthai eýgoü. Wabaýxu wiüý iýthathe itiýze gaýta. Btheý te wabaýxu wi'iý.
\tr to call me on account of mine / have sent here / as. / Letter / one / you send here / at the same time / to that place. / I go / when / letter / I give you.
\rf jod 1890:519.2

\op Awaýnaxthiüýxti btheý ha. Goüýki agthiý ki, uaýzhi taý miüke. Wahoüý-thiügeý ikoüý
\tr I am in a great hurry / I go / . / And / I come back / when, / I plant / will / I who. / @{Wahoüý-thiügeý} / his grandmother
\rf jod 1890:519.3

\op eýthoüba waýthiü gthiý toüýtha-ga. Shkoüýhna ki, waýthiü gthiý goüýtha-ga.
\tr her too / having them / to come back / desire thou. / You wish / if, / having them / to come back / desire thou.
\rf jod 1890:519.4

\ti @{Shoügeý-hiü-ziý} to his brother, @{Weýs'a-toüýga}
\st March, 1879

\op Zhiütheýha, &Monday teýdi iýe dzhuýba uwiýbtha shutheýathe. Edaýdoü wiüý, zhiütheýha,
\tr Elder brother, / Monday / on the / words / a few / I tell you / I send to you. / What / one, / elder brother,
\rf jod 1890:519.5

\op iüýtexiýxti-moüý shte oüthiüýge. Niýashiüga ukeýthiü weýthigthoü te iteýtha-ga; waýxe
\tr I have it very hard for me / even / I have none. / Indian / mind / the / put it down; / white man
\rf jod 1890:519.6

\op weýthigthoü gaýxa-ga. Niýashiüga weýthigthoü zhuýazhi thiü uiýkoüzhi-ga. Uýshkoü thiýudoü
\tr mind / do. / Person / mind / not up to the mark / the one who / do not aid him. / Deed / good for you
\rf jod 1890:519.7

\op eteý te kikaýxa-ga; haýhadoü kikaýxa-ga. Itiýgoüthai akaý uýzhu akaý waýthitoübazhiýxti
\tr apt / the «ob.» / do for yourself; / ready / make yourself. / Grandfather / the / principal / the / did not work at all in our case
\rf jod 1890:519.8

\op shoügaýhi te, ki xaýtha oügaýgi taiý te, uýwaweýshi gaýxe taiý te giýtexi;
\tr we reached yonder, where you are, / when, / and / back again / we are coming back / will / when, / pay / make / will / the / difficult for him;
\rf jod 1890:520.1

\op aýdoü ewaýzhiü oüguý oügaýkigthaýthiü oügaýgthi te uiýe thiügeý te uýdoüxtioüý te, aiý te.
\tr therefore / of his own accord / we / we having ourselves / we have come back / the / words about it / none / the / very good indeed / will, / he said it.
\rf jod 1890:520.2

\op Niýashiüga ukeýthiü ke bthuýgaxti giýtha-baýzhi; waýxe keý shti bthuýga giýtha-baýzhi.
\tr Indians / the / all / are sad; / white people / the / too / all / are sad.
\rf jod 1890:520.3

\op Weýthigthoü wiüý shkaýxe ki, Hexaýga-naýzhiü eýthoüba, gaýxe-hnoüýi-ga. Wioüýbtha
\tr Decision / one / you make / if, / @{Hexaýga-naýzhiü} / he too, / do ye it alone. / I left you
\rf jod 1890:520.4

\op agthiý te, iüýtha-mazhiýxti. Weýthigthoü paýxe te eýgoüxti shkaýxai koübtheýgoü. Waxiüýha
\tr I came back / when, / I was very sad. / Decision / I made / the / just so / you make it / I hope. / Letter
\rf jod 1890:520.5

\op hniýze ki, uxtheýxchi waxiüýha thoü oü'iý ithaý-ga. Hau. Kageýha Badiýze, ikaýgewiýthe.
\tr you take / when, / very soon / letter / the «ob.» / give me / send here. / «paragraph» / Friend / Battiste, / I have you for a friend.
\rf jod 1890:520.6

\op Niýashiüga sheýthoükaý uýshkoü shoüý uýwakoüý-ga. Waýxe amaý t'oüýgaxthoüý
\tr Person / those by you / deed / at any rate / help them. / White people / the «sub.» / fall hunt
\rf jod 1890:520.7

\op tediýhi ki, waýthitoü 'iýthai.
\tr it arrives at / when, / to work about us / have promised.
\rf jod 1890:520.8

\ti @{Duýba-moüýthiü} to @{Tenuýga-niýkagahi}
\dt March, 1879
\st MacDonald.

\op Kageý, waxiüýha gthiýthathe thoü iüýchoü agthiý bthiýze ha. Ki waxiüýha thanaý
\tr Younger brother, / letter / you sent back / the «ob.» / now / I have come home / I have taken it / . / And / letter / you beg
\rf jod 1890:521.1

\op te, oüýbatheý paýxe ha. Ki edaýdoü iýutha uýdoüxti wiüý mazhoüý theýthuadi thiügeý
\tr as, / to-day / I make it / . / And / what / news / very good / one / land / at this place / there is none
\rf jod 1890:521.2

\op eýgoü. Mazhoüý thoüýdi washkoüý te enaýxchi iýnitawaýthe te eýe ha. Kuýwiüxe
\tr somewhat. / Land / in the / making an effort / the / that only / life-sustaining / the / that is it / . / Going around
\rf jod 1890:521.3

\op moüthiüý niýtazhi eteýgoü. Shoüý-hnoü goüý wathiýkega uthaýgtha, ki, Shiüýgazhiüýga thoükaý
\tr walking / not living / apt. / Yet only / so / you were sick / you told of your own, / and, / Child / the ones who
\rf jod 1890:521.4

\op wiüýeshte iüýt'azhi, etheý te, noüýde iüýudoü. Ki enaýxchi-baýzhi taý akaý ha; shi
\tr even one / not dead to me, / you said / when, / heart / good to me. / And / that alone not / about to be «?» / ; / again
\rf jod 1890:521.5

\op oüýb aýzhi tediýhi ki, iüýshte thataýpe hneýgoü. Theýama niýkashiüga juýba gthiýi;
\tr day / another / it arrives at / when, / for instance / you are near it / you go, / somewhat. / These / people / some / have come back;
\rf jod 1890:521.6

\op iütoü gthiý; oüýba-waxuýbe thaýbthiü agthiýi. Ki mazhoüý theýthuadi gthiýi te, wakiý'e
\tr now / has come back; / sacred day / three / they have come back. / And / land / in this place / they have come back / as, / to farm for themselbes
\rf jod 1890:521.7

\op weýgoüthai. Ki eýbe niýkashiüga utoüýnadi doüýbe teýdi, t'eý giýgoüthaýzhiwaýthe, shoüý
\tr they wish it for them. / And / who / person / in a place between / sees him / when, / to die / not to be desired for him, / in fact
\rf jod 1890:521.8

\op noüýde-giýpezhiwaýthe heýgazhi. Shoüý eýskana nieý thithiüýgexti moüshniüý koübtheýgoü,
\tr apt to make the heart sad for him / not a little. / Now / oh that / pain / you have none at all / you walk / I hope,
\rf jod 1890:521.9

\op Wakoüýda thiükeý thigaýxe ki. Hau. Shoüý niýkashiüga ikaýgeawaýthe shti at'oüý,
\tr Deity / the one who / he makes for you / if. / «paragraph» / Now / people / I have them as friends / too / I have plenty,
\rf jod 1890:521.10

\op shiüýgazhiüýga wapaýxe, oüýbatheý wisiýthai. Tiý-uzhiý wiwiýta te nieý shte wathiüýgai.
\tr child / I make them, / to-day / I remember you «pl.». / Household / my own / the / pain / even / we have none.
\rf jod 1890:521.11

\op Shetoüý wabthiýtoü-maýzhi; oüýbatheý wamuýske uaýzhi taý miüke ha. Niýkashiüga amaý
\tr So far / I have not worked; / to-day / wheat / I sow / will / I who / . / People / the
\rf jod 1890:521.12

\op theýama bthuýgaxti shkoüýi, oüýbatheý. Ki e-hnoüý gaýte uwiýbtha eteýgoü, niýkashiüga
\tr these / all / stirring, / to-day. / And / that only / that thing / I tell you / apt, / people
\rf jod 1890:521.13

\op amaý shkoüý moüthiüýi te e-hnoüý uwiýbtha eteýgoü, e-hnoüý iýnitawaýthe.
\tr the / stirring / walk / the / that only / I tell you / apt, / that only / life-sustaining.
\rf jod 1890:521.14

\ti @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} to @{Tatoüýga-naýzhiü-zhiüýga}
\dt March, 1879

\op Waxiüýha gthiýthathe thoüý bthiýze ha. Shiüýgazhiüýga wiwiýta uýdoüxti uhnaý
\tr Letter / you have sent home / the «ob.» / I have taken it / . / Child / my own / very good / you told it
\rf jod 1890:522.1

\op tiýthathe te, noüýde iüthiüýudoü. Shuýde-gaýxe ameý Shaoüýata athaiý; shetoüý agthiý-baýzhi.
\tr you have sent here / as, / heart / mine is good for me. / @{Shuýde-gaýxe} / it is he who / to the Dakotas / went; / so far / he has not come back.
\rf jod 1890:522.2

\op Moüchuý-naýzhiü gthiý te, oüýba-waxuýbe thaýbthiü; shoüý uýdoüxti aýhoü wakiýgthitoü
\tr @{Moüchuý-naýzhiü} / came back / when, / sacred day / three; / yet / very good / ! / they will work
\rf jod 1890:522.3

\op taý amaý. Shoüý tiý-uzhiý thithiýta te wiüýeshte shetoüý that'aýzhi te noüýde iüthiüýudoüýxti-moüý.
\tr for themselves. / Now / household / your own / the / even one / so far / you have not died / as / heart / I have mine very good indeed.
\rf jod 1890:522.4

\op Ki wiý shti eýgimoü; tiý-uzhiý wiwiýta uýdoüxti anaýzhiü. Theýama niýkashiüga
\tr And / I / too / I do that; / household / my own / very good / I stand. / These / people
\rf jod 1890:522.5

\op amaý uýdoüxti wakiýgthitoüi; uýdoüxtioüý taý amaý. Gaýthoü waxiüýha shuhiý teýdi,
\tr the «sub.» / very good / work for themselves; / very good / they will be. / That one / letter / it reaches you / when,
\rf jod 1890:522.6

\op wathiýtoü uiýkoü oüthiüýgexti-moüý; shiüýgazhiüýga wiwiýta wanaýxthiüxti giý agaýzhi-ga.
\tr work / to help him / I have none at all; / child / my own / hurrying very much / to be coming back / command him.
\rf jod 1890:522.7

\ti @{Huýpetha} to @{Sheýki}
\dt March, 1879

\op Oüýbatheý wabthiýtoü-xti-moüý taý miüke. Ki wisiýthegoü wawiýpaxu shutheýathe.
\tr To-day / I work very hard / will / I who. / And / as I remember you / I write to you about several things / I send to you.
\rf jod 1890:523.1

\op Theýama Umoüýhoü amaý thisiýthe-hnoüýi; uthiýkiai eýgipioüýi. Shoüý Poüýka amaý
\tr These / Omahas / the «sub.» / always remember you; / they talk with you / it is pleasant to them. / Now / Ponkas / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:523.2

\op agthiýi ge uthiýtha-hnoüýi winaý'oü. Oüýbatheý witoüýbe koübtheýgoü. Ki shoüý
\tr have come back / the / they have told of you / I have heard of you. / To-day / I see you / I hope. / And / in fact
\rf jod 1890:523.3

\op wisiýthe ki, witoüýbe koübtheýgoü. Shoüýge wathaýt'oü, aýdoü witoüýbe koübtheýgoü.
\tr I remember you / when, / I see you / I hope. / Horse / you have plenty of them, / therefore / I see you / I hope.
\rf jod 1890:523.4

\op Umoüýhoü amaý mazhoüý etaiý thoü wathiýtoü-maý washtoüýbe thoü iüýchoü aýtashoü
\tr Omahas / the «sub.» / land / their / the / those who worked it / you saw them / in the past / now / beyond it
\rf jod 1890:523.5

\op wathiýtoü, giýthextioüý; aýdoü uwiýbtha shutheýathe. Wakiýgthitoü weýgoüthai eýgoü,
\tr work, / are very glad; / therefore / I tell you / I send to you. / To work for themselves / they wish for us / as,
\rf jod 1890:523.6

\op waxtaýhi, sheýhi, koüýde, noüýpa-zhiüýga, haýzi, shoüý bthuýga wa'iý 'iýthai. Eý sheýna
\tr fruit tree, / apple tree, / plum tree, / cherry, / grape, / in fact / all / to give us / they promise. / That / enough
\rf jod 1890:523.7

\op uwiýbtha. Thanaý'oü teýgoü shutheýathe. Shi umoüýthiüka theý mazhoüý athiüý niýkashiüga
\tr I tell you. / You hear it / in order that / I send to you. / Again / season / this / land / having / people
\rf jod 1890:523.8

\op bthuýgaxti teýska-miüýga eýkina uýwagiýzhi taý amaý.
\tr all / cow / in equal shares / they will put them in.
\rf jod 1890:523.9

\ti @{Ishtiýnike} and the chipmunk

\op Ishtiýnike amaý athaý-bi ki, a-iýzhoü-biamaý, mikaýha waiüý giiüý zhoüýbi egoüý.
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.» / went, they say / when / came and slept, they say, / raccoon skin / robe / wearing his / he reclined, they say / having.
\rf jod 1890:549.1

\op Hoüýegoüýche iýkitha-baýzhi tedi, zhediüýi te ha. Ki zheý akaý diüýdiü athaiý teýdi
\tr Morning / he woke not / when, / &membrum &virile &riguit / . / And &membrum &virile / the «sub.» / rigid / was going / when
\rf jod 1890:549.2

\op waiüý thoü uthaýha athaiý te ha moüýshi. Ki moüýshiataýxti gahiýhitha gthiüý te ha.
\tr robe / the «garment» / with it / went /  / high in the air. / And / far up on high / waving to and fro / sat / .
\rf jod 1890:549.3

\op Goüýki Ishtiýnike akaý iýkithaý-biamaý. Ki waiüý thoü doüýba-bi ki, uýshikithaý-biamaý.
\tr And then / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / awoke, they say. / And / robe / the / saw, they say / when / it gave him needless trouble, they say.
\rf jod 1890:549.4

\op Ki, "Shi+shte! Heýga theýtoü. Aýxtoü eýgoü iütheý'oü taýdoü? Ithaýkithe
\tr And / Fie! / buzzard / this «std. ob.» / How possible. / you do so to me / should? / I awoke
\rf jod 1890:549.5

\op azhoüý ha," eý amaý ki, waiüý akaý iýthapithiüýxchi kihaý agiý-biamaý. Ki iýgipahoüý-biamaý.
\tr I recline /  / he was saying, / when, / robe / the «sub.» / very slowly / downward / was returning, they say. / And / he knew his, they say.
\rf jod 1890:549.6

\op "Xe!" aý-biamaý. "Waiüý witaý eý thoü eýdoü uýshiaýkithe aýhoü." Goü zheý
\tr Bother! / said he, they say. / Robe / my / that «aforesaid» / the «cv. ob.» / «expresses surprise?» / I deceived myself / ! / And / &membrum &virile
\rf jod 1890:549.7

\op ke gipeýtoü-bi egoüý, athaý-biamaý. Athaý-biamaý ki, Tashniüýge wiü uheý eýtha-biamaý.
\tr the «lg. ob.» / wrapped up his, they say / having / went, they say. / Went, they say / when / Streaked chipmunk / one / traveling the path he came to him suddenly, they say.
\rf jod 1890:549.8

\op Tashniüýge akaý, "Tsiý-tsi-tsiý!" aý-biamaý. "Xa-iý! theý-noü eýgithoüý-ga." Shi eýgithoüý-biamaý
\tr Streaked chipmunk / the «sub.» / Tsee-tsee-tsee! / said, they say. / Whew! / only this / say it! / Again / said it «to him», they say
\rf jod 1890:549.9

\op Tashniüýge akaý. "Xa! oüýthazhiüýga iýnahiü aýhoü," aý-bi egoüý, eýdi
\tr Striped chipmunk / the «sub.». / Whew! / he underrates me / truly / ! / said, they say / having / there
\rf jod 1890:549.10

\op athaý-biamaý. Tashniüýge akaý moütaýha aýiaýtha-biamaý, moüshoüýde ugiýpe. Ki
\tr went, they say. / Striped chipmunk / the «sub.» / within / had gone, they say, / den / entered his. / And
\rf jod 1890:549.11

\op Ishtiýnike akaý zheý ke gthiýgtha-biamaý. Ki moüshoüýde te uthuýbahiüý-biamaý. Ki
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / &membrum &virile / the «lg. ob.» / unwrapped his, they say. / And / den / the «ob.» / thrust it into, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:549.12

\op Tashniüýge iýt'a-biamaý. Ki Tashniüýge akaý zheý ke heýbe thasaý-biamaý. "Oüthaýxthaxthaýpzha-ga!
\tr Striped chipmunk / touched, they say. / And / Striped chipmunk / the «sub.» / &membrum &virile / the «lg. ob.» / part / bit off, they say. / Pierce my flesh often with your teeth!
\rf jod 1890:549.13

\op Iütheýni tateý. Thiuýdoü tateý ha," aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Shi
\tr You escape from me / shall. / It shall be good for you /  / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Again
\rf jod 1890:550.1

\op etaýha theýtha-biamaý zheý ke. Shi heýbe thasaý-biamaý. Shoüý eýgoü-hnoü thaseý athiüý
\tr further / sent, they say / &membrum &virile / the «lg. ob.». / Again / part / bit off, they say. / Still / so only / biting off / having it
\rf jod 1890:550.2

\op athaý-biamaý. Ki, "Tsiý-tsi-tsiý!" aý-biamaý Tashniüýge akaý. "Oüýhoü, Chiý-chi-chi,
\tr he went, they say. / And / Tsee-tsee-tsee / said, they say / Streaked chipmunk. / the «sub.». / Yes, / Chee-chee-chee,
\rf jod 1890:550.3

\op aý-ga ha. Thiuýdoü tateý haý," aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. "Eaýtoü eýdoü" etheýgoü-bi
\tr say / ! / It shall be good for you / . / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / What can be the matter / ? / he thought, they say
\rf jod 1890:550.4

\op egoüý, Ishtiýnike akaý zheý ke gthiýza-biamaý. Ki eýgithe cheýshkaxchi uthaýshtavikeýamaý.
\tr having / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / &membrum &virile / the «lg. ob.» / took his back, they say. / And / behold / very short / it remained of a «lg. ob.» after biting, they say.
\rf jod 1890:550.5

\op "He+-i-shi! oüýthizhuaýzhi iýnahiü aýhoü," aý-bi egoüý, gthiý'uda-biamaý.
\tr Alas! / he has made me suffer / truly / ! / said, they say / having / took his out of the hole, they say.
\rf jod 1890:550.6

\op Shoüý heýbe gthiýza-bi te uaýtoü oüýtha theýtha-bi-deý, "Gaýniüke haýzi thiýthade taiý,"
\tr Then / part / took his, they say / when / next / threw it away, they say, when «as» / You who are that «unseen» / grapes / they call you / shall
\rf jod 1890:550.7

\op aý-biamaý. Ki ediýtoü mazhoüý thoü haýzihi eýthoübaý-biamaý. Kiý shi heýbe gthiýza-bi
\tr said, they say. / And / from that / land / the / grape-vines / came out of, they say. / And / again / part / took his, they say
\rf jod 1890:550.8

\op egoüý, shi oüýtha theýtha-biamaý. "Gaýniüke koüýde thiýthade taiý," aý-biamaý. Ki
\tr having, / again / threw it away, they say. / You who are that «unseen» / plums / they call you / shall, / said, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:550.9

\op ediýtoü koüýdehi eýthoübaý-biamaý. Shoüý eýgoü waxtaý ke bthuýga ugaýshibaý-biamaý.
\tr from that / plum-trees / came in sight, they say. / Then / so / fruit / the / all / he accomplished «the making of» all, they say.
\rf jod 1890:550.10

\ti @{Ishtiýnike} and the four creators

\op Athaý-biamaý ki, tiýgtha-biamaý, miüýgthoü-bi egoüý. "Niýniuýzhiha sheýthoü iüý'i
\tr He went, they say / when / he dwelt in a lodge they say, / he took a wife they say / as. / Tobacco-pouch / that visible «cv. ob.» / give back to me
\rf jod 1890:552.1

\op iýtha-ga. Thitiýgoü Zhaýbe thiükeýdi btheý taýshe," aý-biamaý. Goü eýdi athaý-biamaý.
\tr send it hither. / Your grandfather / Beaver / to the «st. ob.» / I go / must, / said he, they say. / And / there / he went they say.
\rf jod 1890:552.2

\op Ubaýhoü hiý amaý ki, "Hau, geýthishoü tethaý-ga," aý-biamaý Zhaýbe akaý. Iüýbehiü
\tr Part of the lodge opposite the entrance / he was reaching there, they say / when / Ho, / in that direction / pass along, / said he, they say / Beaver / the «sub.». / Pillow
\rf jod 1890:552.3

\op keýdi aýgthiükithaý-biamaý. "Wathaýte shtewoüý thiügeý thoüýshti. Thitiýgoü iüdaýdoüxti
\tr by the / he caused him to sit on it, they say. / Food / soever / there was none / heretofore. / Your grandfather / what indeed
\rf jod 1890:552.4

\op thateý tedoü+," aý-biamaý Zhaýbe igaýxthoü akaý. Goüýki Zhaýbe akaý zhaýbe zhiüýga duýba
\tr he eat / shall? / said, they say / Beaver / his wife / the «sub.». / And / Beaver / the «sub.» / beaver / young / four
\rf jod 1890:552.5

\op wat'oüý-biamaý. Zhiüýgaxchi akaý, gaý-biamaý, "Dadiýha, wiýebthiü taý miüke, wathaýte
\tr he had them, they say. / Very small / the «sub.», / said as follows, they say / O father, / I am that / I who will, / food
\rf jod 1890:552.6

\op te," aý-biamaý. Ithaýdi akaý gigthaýxthi-biamaý. Ugiýhoü-bi egoüý, Ishtiýnike thiükeý
\tr the, / said he, they say. / His father / the «sub.» / he killed his own by hitting, they say. / He boiled his own they say / as, / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «st. one»
\rf jod 1890:552.7

\op thateýkithaý-biamaý. Ishtiýnike akaý thataý-bazhi teýdi, Zhaýbe akaý gaý-biamaý:
\tr they caused him to eat it, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / he ate it not / when, / Beaver / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say:
\rf jod 1890:552.8

\op "Eýgithe wahiý wiüeýshtewoü naýxoü te haý! Thaxoüýzhi-ga ha!" aý-biamaý. Thoüýzha
\tr Beware / bone / even one / you break by biting / lest / ! / Do not break it by biting / ! / said he, they say. / Yet
\rf jod 1890:552.9

\op Ishtiýnike akaý sipaýhi wiüý thaxoüý-biamaý. Weýnoüdaý-bi-deý, wahiý ge gipaýhi-biamaý.
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / toes / one / he broke it by biting, they say. / Felt full after eating they say when, / bone / the «pl. ob.» / he gathered his own, they say.
\rf jod 1890:552.10

\op Haý uiýzhi-bi-deý, niaýha theýtha-biamaý. Goüeýgoüteshtewoüýzhi zhaýbe
\tr Skin / he filled for him they say when, / into the water / he plunged it, they say. / Not even a little while «had elapsed» / beaver
\rf jod 1890:552.11

\op zhiüýgaxchi akaý eýthoübe akiý-biamaý, giniý. Ithaýdi akaý, "E'oüý a," egaý-biamaý ki,
\tr very small / the «sub.» / emerging / came thither again, they say, / he revived. / His father / the «sub.», / How is it / ? / he said the preceding, they say / when,
\rf jod 1890:552.12

\op izhiüýge akaý, "Dadiýha, sipaýhi wiü oüýthaxoüýi ha," aý-biamaý. Aýdoü ediýtoü zhaýbe
\tr his son / the «sub.», / O father, / toes / one / he broke mine by biting / said he, they say. / Therefore / since then / beaver
\rf jod 1890:552.13

\op amaý bthuýga sipaýhi wiüý, sipaýhi uzhiüýga iýbiski te, uthaýsna-biteýama. Niýniuýzhiha
\tr the «pl. sub.» / all / toe / one, / little toe / next to / the, / has been split by biting, they say. / Tobacco-pouch
\rf jod 1890:552.14

\op thoü gisiýtha-baýzhi gaýxe agthaý-biamaý (Ishtiýnike amaý). Ki shiüýgazhiüýga eý
\tr the «cv. ob.» / he did not remember it / pretending / he started homeward, they say / (@{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.».) / And / child / that «aforesaid»
\rf jod 1890:552.15

\op wawaýgikaý-bi egoüý, "Sheýthoü itheýthiü moüthiüý-ga. Xoüxaýta iýgioütha theýtha-ga.
\tr he meant them, his own / they say / as, / That visible «cv. ob.» / having for him, the owner / walk thou. / At a great distance / throw it back to him, the owner.
\rf jod 1890:553.1

\op Deýshteaýa-noüý," aý-biamaý. Ki shiüýgazhiüýga amaý itheýthiü athaý-biamaý. Xoüxaýta
\tr he talks incessantly usually, / said he, they say. / And / child / the «mv. sub.» / having it for the owner / went, they say. / At a great distance
\rf jod 1890:553.2

\op iýgioüýtha theýthe taýbi ki, "Duýdiha! duýdiha!" aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Etaýha
\tr to throw it back to him, the owner / about, they say / when / This way! / this way! / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Further
\rf jod 1890:553.3

\op weýagaýthiü hiý amaý kiýzhi, "Thiýadi oüýdoübe hiý te, uiýtha-ga," aý-biamaý. "Dadiýha,
\tr having them for the owners / he was reaching there, they say / when, / Your father / to see me / he shall reach there / tell him, / said, they say. / O father,
\rf jod 1890:553.4

\op washtoüýbe shiý te, aiý," aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. "Geý wioüýkuhaiý eýgoü, Xoüxaýta
\tr you see them / you reach there / shall, / he said, / said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / That / we apprehended it / as, / At a great distance
\rf jod 1890:553.5

\op weýgioüýtha theýtha-ga, oüthoüýi thoüýshti," aý-biamaý Zhaýbe akaý. Ishtiýnike tiuýpe
\tr throw it back to them, the owners, / we said / heretofore, / said, they say / Beaver / the «sub.». / @{Ishtiýnike} / to enter the lodge «+visit»
\rf jod 1890:553.6

\op athaý-biamaý Zhaýbe amaý. Ki eýta ahiý-bi ki, Ishtiýnike akaý shiüýgazhiüýga-ma wiü
\tr went, they say / Beaver / the «mv. sub.». / And / there / arrived there they say / when, / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / the children / one
\rf jod 1890:553.7

\op t'eýgikiýthe goüýtha-biamaý, gaxthaýzhe athiüý-biamaý. Eýde Zhaýbe akaý uiýthi'agaý-biamaý.
\tr to kill him, his own / wished, they say, / making him cry out by hitting him / he had him, they say. / But / Beaver / the «sub.» / was unwilling for him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:553.8

\op "Shoüthiükeýtha-ga! 'Aýgthathaýthe ha," aý-biamaý. Goüýki Zhaýbe amaý niaýta
\tr Let the «st. ob.» alone! / You make him suffer /  / said he, they say. / And then / Beaver / the «mv. sub.» / to the water
\rf jod 1890:553.9

\op athaý-bi egoüý, zhaýbe zhiüýga wiüý athiüý akiý-bi-deý, woüýgithe thataý-biamaý.
\tr went they say / as, / beaver / young / one / he brought back thither / they say when, / all / they ate, they say.
\rf jod 1890:553.10

\op Ki shiý oüb aýzhi ki, "Niýniuýzhiha sheýthoü iüý'i iýtha-ga. Thitiýgoü Siüýhnedewaýgithe
\tr And / again / day / another / when / Tobacco-pouch / that visible «cv. ob.» / give back to me / send it hither / Your grandfather / Muskrat
\rf jod 1890:553.11

\op thiükeýdi btheý taýshe," aý-biamaý. Goüý eýdi athaý-biamaý. Ubaýhoü hiý amaý
\tr to the «st. ob.» / I go / must / said he, they say. / And / there / he went, they say. / Part of the lodge opposite the entrance / he was reaching there, they say
\rf jod 1890:553.12

\op ki, "Hauý, geýthishoü tithaý-ga," aý-biamaý Siüýhnedewaýgithe akaý. Iüýbehiü keýdi
\tr when / Ho! / in that direction / pass along / said he, they say / Muskrat / the «sub.». / Pillow / by the
\rf jod 1890:553.13

\op aýgthiükithaý-biamaý. "Wathaýte shtewoüý thiügeý thoüýshti. Thitiýgoü iüdaýdoüxti
\tr he caused him to sit on it, they say. / Food / soever / there was none / heretofore. / Your grandfather / what indeed
\rf jod 1890:553.14

\op thateý tedoü+, aý-biamaý Siüýhnedewaýgithe igaýxthoü akaý. Ki Siühnedewaýgithe
\tr he eat / shall ? / said, they say / Muskrat / his wife / the «sub.». / And / Muskrat
\rf jod 1890:553.15

\op akaý, "Niý agiýmoüthiüý-ga," aý-biamaý. Wa'uý amaý agiýathaý-bi egoüý, athiüý
\tr the «sub.», / Water / fetch thou / said he, they say. / Woman / the «mv. sub.» / she went after it they say / as, / she
\rf jod 1890:553.16

\op akiý-biamaý niý te. Ugaýshke aýgazhiý-biamaý. Ki wa'uý akaý ugaýshka-biamaý, niý
\tr took it home, they say. / water / the «ob.» / To hang the kettle over the fire / he told her, they say. / And / woman / the «sub.» / hung up the kettle over the fire, they say, / water
\rf jod 1890:553.17

\op te. Aýbixextioüý amaý ki, bashoüýtha-biamaý nuý akaý. Bashoüýtha-bi ki, siüý
\tr the «ob.». / It was boiling very fast / they say / when / pushed over kettle, they say / man / the «sub.». / He pushed over the kettle they say / when / wild rice
\rf jod 1890:554.1

\op bashoüýtha-biamaý. Goüý Ishtiýnike akaý thataý-biamaý siü te. Niýniuýzhiha thoü
\tr he [pushed over the kettle and] poured out, they say. / And / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / he eats, they say / wild rice / the «ob.». / Tobacco-pouch / the «cv. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:554.2

\op gisiýtha-baýzhi gaýxe agtha-biamaý (Ishtiýnike amaý). Ki shiüýgazhiüýga thoükaý eý
\tr not remembering it / he pretended / he started homeward, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.». / And / child / the «pl. ob.» / that
\rf jod 1890:554.3

\op wawaýgikaý-bi egoüý, "Sheýthoü itheýthiü moüthiüý-ga! Xoüxaýta iýgioüýtha theýtha-ga
\tr he meant them they say / as, / That seen «cv. ob.» / having it for the owner / walk thou. / At a great distance / throw it back to him, the owner
\rf jod 1890:554.4

\op Deýshteaýa- noüý," aý-biamaý. Ki shiüýgazhiüýga amaý itheýthiü athaý-biamaý. Xoüxaýta
\tr He talks incessantly usually / said he, they say. / And / child / the «mv. sub.» / having it for the owner / went they say. / At a great distance
\rf jod 1890:554.5

\op iýgioüýtha theýthe taýbi ki, "Duýdiha! duýdiha!" aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Etaýha
\tr he was about to throw it back to him, the owner, they say / when / This way! / this way! / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Further
\rf jod 1890:554.6

\op weýagaýthiü hiý amaý kiýzhi, "Thiýadi oüýdoübe hiý te, uiýtha-ga," aý-biamaý. "Dadiýha,
\tr having them for the owners / he was reaching there, they say / when / Your father / to see me / he reach there / shall / tell him / said, they say. / O father,
\rf jod 1890:554.7

\op washtoüýbe shiý te, aiý," aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. "Geý wioüýkuhai eýgoü, Xoüxaýta
\tr you see them / you reach there / shall / he said / said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / That / we apprehended it / as / At a great distance
\rf jod 1890:554.8

\op weýgioüýtha theýtha-ga, oüthoüiý thoüýshti," aý-biamaý Siüýhnedewaýgithe akaý. Ishtiýnike
\tr throw it back to them, the owners, / we said / heretofore / said, they say / Muskrat / the «sub.». / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:554.9

\op tiuýpe athaý-biamaý Siüýhnedewaýgithe amaý. Ki etaýha ahiý-bi ki, Ishtiýnike
\tr to enter the lodge «+visit» / went, they say / Muskrat / the «mv. sub.». / And / further / arrived there they say / when / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:554.10

\op akaý, igaýxthoü thiükeý eý wagikaý-bi egoüý, "Ni agiýmoüthiüý-ga," aý-biamaý.
\tr the «sub.» / his wife / the «st. ob.» / that «aforesaid» / he meant his own, they say, / as, / Water / fetch thou / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:554.11

\op Igaýxthoü amaý niý agiýathaý-biamaý. Ugaýshka-bi egoüý, aýbixeýxti ki, bashoüýtha-bi
\tr His wife / the «mv. sub.» / water / she went after it they say. / She hung the kettle over the fire, they say / as, / it boiled very fast / when, / he pushed it over, they say,
\rf jod 1890:554.12

\op ki, niý siýoütheýxti bashoüýtha amaý. Siüýhnedewaýgithe gaýxe te eýgoü gaýxe goüýtha
\tr when, / water / alone he / was pushing it over, they say. / Muskrat / he did / the «act» / so / to do / he wished
\rf jod 1890:554.13

\op te thi'aý amaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Siüýhnedewaýgithe akaý shi eýgoü gaýxa-bi egoüý
\tr the / he was failing to do it, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Muskrat / the «sub.» / again / so / he did, they say / as
\rf jod 1890:554.14

\op siüý aýhigi giýoütha agthaý-biamaý. Kiý shi gaý-biamaý oüb aýzhi ki, "Thitiýgoü
\tr wild rice / a great quantity / he left for him / he started home, they say. / And / again / said as follows, they say / day / another / when / Your grandfather
\rf jod 1890:554.15

\op Naxiýde-shkoüýni thiükeýdi btheý taý miüke," a-biamaý. Ki eýdi athaý-biamaý. Eýdi
\tr Blue Kingfisher «?» / to the «st. ob.» / I go / I / who will / said he, they say. / And / there / he went, they say. / There
\rf jod 1890:554.16

\op hiý amaý ki, Naxiýdeshkoüýni akaý thiýxushpoü aýgapamuýxti keýdegoü aýtoü-bi egoüý,
\tr he was arriving, they say / when / Blue Kingfisher «?» / the «sub.» / large white willow / as it lay bent down so far that it was horizontal «?» / he stepped on it, they say / as,
\rf jod 1890:554.17

\op ediýtoü niý ke gthoüýge athaý-biamaý. Huhuý wiü eýthoübe athiüý akiý-biamaý. Ki
\tr thence / water / the «lg. ob.» / diving / he went, they say. / Fish / one / emerging / he brought it back, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:555.1

\op Ishtiýnike thiükeý thateýkithaý-biamaý. Ki Ishtiýnike gtheý amaý kiýzhi, noübuýthishiü
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «st. ob.» / he caused to eat it, they say. / And / @{Ishtiýnike} / was starting home, they say, / when / glove
\rf jod 1890:555.2

\op masaýniha gisiýthazhi gaýxe gtheý amaý. Ki nuýzhiüga toüý eý wagikaý-bi egoüý,
\tr on one side / not remembering it / pretending / he was starting home, they say. / And / boy / the «std. ob.» / that / he meant his own, they say / as
\rf jod 1890:555.3

\op "Sheýthoü itheýthiü moüthiüý-ga! Xoüxaýta iýgioüýtha theýtha-ga! Deýshteaýa- noüý,"
\tr That seen «cv. ob.» / having it for the owner. / walk thou! / At a great distance / throw it back to him, the owner! / He talks incessantly. usually
\rf jod 1890:555.4

\op aý-biamaý. Ki shiüýgazhiüýga amaý itheýthiü athaý-biamaý. Xoüxaýta iýgioüýtha theýthe taýbi
\tr said he, they say. / And / child / the «mv. sub.» / having it for the owner / went, they say. / At a great distance / he was about to throw it back to the owner, they say,
\rf jod 1890:555.5

\op ki, "Duýdiha! duýdiha!" aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Etaýha weýagaýthiü hiý amaý
\tr when, / This way! / this way! / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Further / having them for the owners / he was reaching there, they say
\rf jod 1890:555.6

\op kiýzhi, "Thiýadi oüýdoübe hiý te, uiýtha-ga," aý-biamaý, "Dadiýha, washtoüýbe shiý te,
\tr when / Your father / to see me / he reach there / shall / tell him / said, they say, / O father / you see them / you reach there / shall
\rf jod 1890:555.7

\op aiý," aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. "Geý wioüýkuhai eýgoü, Xoüxaýta weýgioüýtha theýtha-ga,
\tr he said, / said they say / boy / the «sub.». / That / we apprehended it / as, / At a great distance / throw it back to them, the owners,
\rf jod 1890:555.8

\op oüthoüýi thoüýshti," aý-biamaý Naxiýdeshkoüýni akaý. Goüý eýdi athaý-biamaý
\tr we said / heretofore / said, they say / Blue Kingfisher «?» / the «sub.». / And / there / went, they say
\rf jod 1890:555.9

\op Naxiýdeshkoüýni amaý, Ishtiýnike tiuýpe. Eýdi hiý amaý ki, Ishtiýnike akaý thiýxushpoüý
\tr Blue Kingfisher «?» / the «mv. sub.», / @{Ishtiýnike} / to enter his lodge «+to visit» / There / he was arriving, they say / when / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / large white willow
\rf jod 1890:555.10

\op aýgapamuýxti keýdegoü aýne athaý-biamaý. Ki ediýtoü niý ke u'oüýsi eýgihe
\tr as it lay bent down so far that it was horizontal «?» / climbing it / went, they say. / And / from it / stream / the «lg. ob.» / leaping in / beneath the surface
\rf jod 1890:555.11

\op aýiaýtha-biamaý. Ki noüýzhiüshkeýxchi Naxiýdeshkoüýni akaý thizaý-biamaý. Niý
\tr had gone, they say. / And / scarcely / Blue Kingfisher «?» / the «sub.» / seized him, they say. / Water
\rf jod 1890:555.12

\op iýnoüdeýxti Ishtiýnike thizaý-biamaý. Goüý huhuý wiü thizaý-bi egoüý, Ishtiýnike giýoütha
\tr having his fill of it / @{Ishtiýnike} / he seized him, they say. / And / fish / one / he took, they say / as / @{Ishtiýnike} / he left for him
\rf jod 1890:555.13

\op agthaý-biamaý.
\tr he started home, they say.
\rf jod 1890:555.14

\op Ki shiý oüb aýzhi ki, "Thitiýgoü Siüýga thiükeýdi btheý taý miüke," aý-biamaý. Ki
\tr And / again / day / another / when, / Your grandfather / Flying-squirrel / to the «st. ob.» / I go / I who will / said he, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:555.15

\op eýdi athaý-biamaý. Eýdi hiý amaý ki, Siüýga akaý, igaýxthoü thiükeý eý wagikaý-bi
\tr there / he went, they say. / There / he was arriving, they say / when, / Flying-squirrel / the «sub.», / his wife / the «st. ob.» / that / he meant his own, they say
\rf jod 1890:555.16

\op egoüý, "Waýku sheýke iýtha-ga," aý-biamaý. Waýku thizaý-bi egoüý, tiý te aýgine athaý-biamaý.
\tr as / Awl / that seen «lg. ob.» / hand hither / said he, they say. / Awl / he took, they say / as, / lodge / the «std. ob.» / climbing his own / went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:555.17

\op Pahaýshiataýxti ahiý-bi ki, shoüdeý thoü zhaýkihaý-biamaý. Taýge uxpaýthe
\tr At the very top / he reached, they say / when / &scrotum / the part / he stabbed himself, they say. / Black walnuts / to fall from a height
\rf jod 1890:555.18

\op gaýxa-biamaý, heýgazhi. Taýge thateýkithaý-biamaý Ishtiýnike. Ki agthaý-bi ki,
\tr he made, they say, / not a few. / Black walnuts / he caused to eat, they say / @{Ishtiýnike}. / And / he started home, they say / when,
\rf jod 1890:556.1

\op noübuýthishiü masaýniha gisiýthazhi gaýxe gtheý amaý. Ki nuýzhiüga toü eý wagikaý-bi
\tr glove / on one side / not to remember / pretending / he was starting home, they say. / And / boy / the «std. an. ob.» / that «aforesaid» / he meant his own, they say
\rf jod 1890:556.2

\op egoüý, "psheýthoü itheýthiü moüthiüý-ga! Xoüxaýta iýgioüýtha theýtha-ga! Deýshteaýa-noüý,"
\tr as, / That seen «cv. ob.» / having it for the owner / walk thou! / At a great distance / throw it back to him, the owner! / He talks incessantly usually,
\rf jod 1890:556.3

\op aý-biamaý (Siüýga akaý). Ki shiüýgazhiüýga amaý itheýthiü athaý-biamaý. Xoüxaýta
\tr said, they say / (Flying-squirrel) / the «sub.». / And / child / the «mv. sub.» / having it for the owner / went, they say. / At a great distance
\rf jod 1890:556.4

\op iýgioüýtha theýthe taýbi ki, "Duýdiha! duýdiha!" a-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Etaýha
\tr he was about to throw it back to the owner, they say / when, / This way! / this way! / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Further
\rf jod 1890:556.5

\op weýagaýthiü hiý amaý kiýzhi, "Thiýadi oüýdoübe hiý te, uiýtha-ga," aý-biamaý. "Dadiýha,
\tr having them for the owners / he was reaching there, they say / when, / Your father / to see me / he reach there / shall, / tell him, / said he, they say. / O father
\rf jod 1890:556.6

\op washtoüýbe shiý te, aiý," aý-biamaý nuýzhiüga akaý. "Geý wioüýkuhai eýgoü, Xoüxaýta
\tr you see them / you reach there / shall, / he said, / said, they say / boy / the «sub.». / That / we apprehended / as, / At a great distance
\rf jod 1890:556.7

\op weýgioüýtha theýtha-ga, oüthoüýi thoüýshti," aý-biamaý Siüýga akaý. Goüý eýdi doüýbe
\tr throw it back to them, the owners, / we said / heretofore, / said, they say / Flying-squirrel / the «sub.». / And / there / to see him
\rf jod 1890:556.8

\op athaý-biamaý Siüýga amaý, Ishtiýnike. Eýdi hiý amaý ki, Ishtiýnike akaý waýku thizaý-bi
\tr went, they say / Flying-squirrel / the «mv. sub.», / @{Ishtiýnike}. / There / he was reaching there, they say / when, / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / awl / took it, they say
\rf jod 1890:556.9

\op egoüý, tiý te aýgine athaý-biamaý. Pahaýshiata eýshtiamaýthoüxti ahiý-bi kiýzhi, shoüdeý thoü
\tr as, / lodge / the «std. ob.» / climbing his own / went, they say. / At the top / he barely / he reached there, they say / when / &scrotum / the part
\rf jod 1890:556.10

\op zhaýkihaý-biamaý. Ki wamiý saýbexti baduýzha-biamaý. "Xeý! nieýzhixchi kikaýxe aýhoü,"
\tr stabbed himself, they say. / And / blood / very black / he forced out by stabbing, they say. / Why! / not paining at all / he made for himself, / !
\rf jod 1890:556.11

\op aý-biamaý Siüýga akaý. Siüýga akaý waýku thizaý-bi egoüý, tiý te aýne athaý-biamaý.
\tr said, they say / Flying-squirrel / the «sub.». / Flying-squirrel / the «sub.» / awl / he took, they say / as / lodge / the «std. ob.» / climbing / he went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:556.12

\op Ki taýge heýgazhiýxti giaýxa-biamaý Siüýga akaý Ishtiýnike.
\tr And / Black walnuts / an exceedingly great number / made for him, they say / Flying-squirrel / the «sub.» / @{Ishtiýnike}.
\rf jod 1890:556.13

\ti @{Ishtiýnike}, the women, and child -- an Omaha myth

\op Eýgithe Ishtiýnike amaý atheý amaýma. Eýgithe tiý wiü goüý te amaý. Ni-koüýha
\tr At length / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.» / was going, they say. / At length / lodge / one / of some sort was std., they say. / Bank of stream
\rf jod 1890:559.1

\op keýta athaý-bi oüý, niý ke uhaý-biamaý. Niý ke moüýtata koüýde edediý ke amaý,
\tr to the «lg. ob.» / having gone, they say, / stream / the «lg. ob.» / followed, they say. / Stream / the «lg. ob.» / beneath / plum / were there in abundance, they say
\rf jod 1890:559.2

\op zhiýde keý amaý. "Wuhu+!" etheýgoü-biamaý. Kigthiýshnudaý-bi egoüý, mikaýha
\tr red / lay «&or in abundance?» / they say. / Oh! / he thought, they say. / Having stripped off his clothing, they say, / raccoon skin
\rf jod 1890:559.3

\op peýzhi ge iteýtha-bi oüý, koüýde te aýgthoüge aýiaýtha-biamaý. Moüthiüýka ke thixthoüýxti
\tr bad / the many «in. ob.» / having put them down, they say, / plum / the «col. ob.» / diving on account of / had gone, they say. / Soil / the «lg. ob.» / seizing a large handful
\rf jod 1890:559.4

\op thizaý-biamaý. Agthiý-bi ki, doüýba-bi ki, moüthiüýka teý amaý. "Wuhu+!"
\tr took it, they say. / Had come back «to land», they say / when, / looked at it, they say / when, / soil / a mass / they say. / Oh!
\rf jod 1890:559.5

\op aý-biamaý. Shi niý keýta doüýba-bi ki shi koüýde te eýgoüxti doüýba-biamaý. Shi
\tr said, they say. / Again / stream / at the «lg. ob.» / looked at it, they say / when / again / plum / the «col. ob.» / just so / saw, they say. / Again
\rf jod 1890:559.6

\op eýgoüxti aýiaýtha-biamaý. Shi eýgoü-biamaý, moüthiüýka-noü athiüý agthiý-biamaý. Shi
\tr just so / had gone, they say. / Again / was so, they say, / soil only / having it / he returned «to land», they say. / Again
\rf jod 1890:559.7

\op doüýba-bi ki, niý keýta, "Waýhua+!" aý-biamaý. Shi koüýde ke zhiýde keý amaý,
\tr looked at it, they say / when, / stream / at the «lg. ob.», / Really! / said he, they say. / Again / plum / the «lg.» line / red / in abundance / they say
\rf jod 1890:559.8

\op niý keýta. Shi eýgoüxti aýiaýtha-biamaý. Shi eýgoüxti moüthiüýka thizaý-biamaý.
\tr stream / at the. / Again / just so / had gone, they say. / Again / just so / soil / took, they say.
\rf jod 1890:559.9

\op "Xa-iý!" aý-biamaý. Shi eýgoüxti aýiaýtha-bi oüý, agthiý-bi ki, moüaý keýta uýthixidaý-bi
\tr Whew! / said, they say. / Again / just so / having gone thither, they say / had come back «to land», they say / when, / cliff / to the / gazed, they say
\rf jod 1890:559.10

\op ki, eýgithe koüýdehi akaý moüaý keýta aýgapaýmuxti iýthistaýxti nazhiüý akaýma.
\tr when, / behold / plum trees / the «sub.» / cliff / at the / having very heavy weight «of fruit» that bore down their branches / adhering to in bunches or clusters / were std., they say.
\rf jod 1890:559.11

\op Ki eý niý keýta niýuwathiýkihoüý ke-noüý aýgthoügaý-biamaý. Waýthaha peýzhi te
\tr And / that / stream / at the / reflection in the water / the «lg. ob.» only / dived on account of that, they say. / Clothing / bad / the «col. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:559.12

\op aýgthahaý-bi oüý, eýdi athaý-bi oüý, koüýde ge thiseý amaý, aýthishiüý-bi oüý. Atheý amaý
\tr having put on his own, they say / there / having gone, they say / plum / the «pl. ob.» / was pulling off, they say, / having put them into a blanket "pocket" made by curving the left arm, they say. / Was going, / they say
\rf jod 1890:559.13

\op tiý teýdi. Koüýde te zhexthiüý iýbikaý-bi oüý, tiýhukoü te eýgiha-noü oüth* itheýtha-biamaý.
\tr tent / to the «std. ob.». / Plum / the «col. ob.» / &semen / having rubbed on them, they say, / smoke-hole / the «std. ob.» / through in each case / threw it forcibly thither, they say.
\rf jod 1890:560.1

\op Ki wa'uý noübaý akaýma. "Hiüý, shikoüý, koüýde wiü ithaýkithe doü+," aý-biamaý.
\tr And / woman / two / sat, they say. / Oh! / sister-in-law, / plum / one / I have found for myself / «fem.» / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:560.2

\op Iýkine-noüý amaý. Eýdi ahiý-bi oüý, "Xa-iý! ishiýkoü meýgoü theýthuxti iüýgthi thoükaý-na,"
\tr They were scrambling now and then for «the plums», they say. / There / having arrived, they say, / Whew! / her sister-in-law / likewise / just here / my relations have come here and sit!
\rf jod 1890:560.3

\op aý-biamaý. "Tenaý! gaýke koüýde ke oüýta shtewoüýzhi ki, niýsa-bazhiýxtioü, thishiýkoü
\tr said he, they say. / Why! / that line / plum / the «lg.» line / very abundant / when, / you have not picked them at all, / your sister-in-law
\rf jod 1890:560.4

\op meýgoü," aý-biamaý (Ishtiýnike akaý). "Hiüý, tiýgoühaý, oüguýgashoü-bazhiýxtioüý edoü+!
\tr likewise, / said, they say / (@{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.»). / Oh! / grandfather «f. sp.», / we have not traveled at all / alas «fem. intj.»!
\rf jod 1890:560.5

\op Uhiýashk eýgoü eteý, tiýgoühaý, oükiýgthise taiý eiüteý." "Hau, thiseý moüthiüýi-ga,"
\tr Near / somewhat / if, / grandfather «fem. sp.», / we may pick them for ourselves. / Ho, / to pick them / walk ye,
\rf jod 1890:560.6

\op aý-biamaý. Shiüýgazhiüýga aýma akaý u'oüýhe athiüý akaýma, ki uthuýhe uthaýha aýkoü
\tr said he, they say. / Child / other one / the «sub.» / put into the cradle and wrapped the coverings around it / was keeping it, they say, / and / Indian cradle-board / with it / leaning
\rf jod 1890:560.7

\op iteýtha-bi toüý amaý. Ki zhoüýt'e toüý amaý shiüýgazhiüýga. Ki gaý-biamaý Ishtiýnike
\tr was set up std., they say. / And / sound asleep / was std., they say / child. / And / said as follows, they say / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:560.8

\op akaý, "Sheýtoü iüthiüýoütha moüthiüýi-ga u'oüýhe toü. Eýgithe koüýdehi doüýshte
\tr the «sub.», / That «std. an. ob.» / leave for me, its relation / walk ye / the «std. one» put into the cradle / Beware / plum tree / perhaps
\rf jod 1890:560.9

\op iüthiüýnieýthe te!" "Hiüý, tiýgoühaý, eýgoü te doü+," aý-biamaý. Goüý "Aýagikiýda
\tr hurt it, my relation / lest! / Oh! / grandfather «f. sp.», / so / will /  «fem.». / said, they say. / And / I attend to my own
\rf jod 1890:560.10

\op agthiüý taý miüke," aý-biamaý. Goüýki thaý-biamaý wa'uý-ma. Goüýki Ishtiýnike
\tr I sit / will / I who, / said he, they say. / And then / went, they say / the women / And then / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:560.11

\op akaý hiüýthieýkitheýxti nazhiüý-bi oüý, neýxe niý uzhiý iteýtha-bi teý ameýde thizaý-bi oüý,
\tr the «sub.» / bestirring himself at once / having arisen to his feet, they say, / kettle / water / filled / the «std. in. ob.» had been put down, they say / having taken it, they say,
\rf jod 1890:560.12

\op ugaýshka-biamaý. Shiüýgazhiüýga ke t'eýtha-bi oüý, uýsu gaýxa-biamaý. Uhoüý-biamaý
\tr hung it over the fire, they say. / Child / the «recl. ob.» / having killed it, they say, / strips of meat / made it, they say. / Boiled it, they say
\rf jod 1890:560.13

\op shiüýgazhiüýga ke. Paý thoü thizaý-bi egoüý, u'oüýhe keýdi paxthuýxaha thoüýdi
\tr child / the «recl. ob.». / Head / the «cv. ob.» / taken, they say / having, / entire Indian cradle / in the «lg. ob.» / head covering / in the part
\rf jod 1890:560.14

\op ugiýgthoü-biamaý, niýta nazhiüý teýdi eýgoüxti gaýxa-biamaý. Hiüýthieýkitheýxti peýde
\tr put his own relation, they say, / alive / stood / when / just so / did, they say. / Bestirring himself at once / fire
\rf jod 1890:560.15

\op aýhiüthiüthaý-bi oüý, aýshi shti wadoüýbe ahiý-noü-biamaý. Eýgithe niüýdethaý-biamaý.
\tr having put wood on it, they say, / out of doors / too / to look / went often, they say. / At length / was cooked, they say.
\rf jod 1890:560.16

\op Thizaý-bi egoüý, thateý athoükaý-ma. Gthiý-bazhi thasniüý-bi egoüý, athaý-biamaý.
\tr Having taken it, they say, / he sat eating it, they say. / Not having returned / he having swallowed it, they say, / went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:560.17

\op Wa'uý-ma kiý-bi ki, thiügaý-bi teý amaý Ishtiýnike amaý. "Shikoüý, iüsh'aýge
\tr The women / reached home, they say / when, / he was missing, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.». / "Sister-in-law, / old man
\rf jod 1890:560.18

\op amaý thiügaiý te heý," aý-biamaý. "Na! iüýzhoü te shoüshoüýxchi zhoüý ehoü+!"
\tr the «mv. sub.» / is missing / «?» /  «fem.»," / said. / Why! / he lay for me / the past act / without intermission / lies /  «fem. in soliloquy»!
\rf jod 1890:561.1

\op aý-bi egoüý, gthiýze agiý-bi ki, paý thoü uxpaýthe amaý. "Hiüý, siýzhiüxchithoü+!"
\tr having said, they say, / seized her own / was returning, they say / when, / head / the part / was falling from a height, they say. / Oh! / dear little child!
\rf jod 1890:561.2

\op eý amaý. Xagaý-biamaý wa'uý akiýtha. Goüý xageý gthiüý thoüýka te, Ishtiýnike amaý
\tr was saying, they say. / Cried, they say / woman / both. / And / crying / were st. / when, / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:561.3

\op ki'oüý-bi oüý, moüthiüýka iýki'oüý-bi oüý, aýzhixti kikaýxa-bi oüý, eýdi ahiý-biamaý.
\tr having painted his face, they say, / earth / having painted his face with it, they say, / very different / having made himself, they say, / there / arrived, they say.
\rf jod 1890:561.4

\op "Tenaý! eaýtoüxti thaxaýgai a, thishiýkoü meýgoü," aý-biamaý. "Hiüý, tiýgoühaý,
\tr Why! / for what possible reason / you «pl.» cry / ? / your sister-in-law / likewise, / said he, they say. / Oh, / grandfather «f. sp.»
\rf jod 1890:561.5

\op Ishtiýnike amaý theýthu atiýi eýdegoü, koüýde uthaý egoüý oüthiýse oügaýhi. Theýke u'oüýhe
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.» / here / came / having «past», / plum / having told about / we pick «them» / we two reached there. / This «lg. ob.» / «entire» Indian cradle
\rf jod 1890:561.6

\op ke oüoüýtha oügaýhi eýde, thasniüý aýiaýthai te. Paý thoü u'oüýhe ke paxthuýxaha
\tr the «lg. ob.» / we left it / we two reached there / but, / swallowing «the child» / he had gone. / Head / the part / entire Indian cradle / the «lg. ob.» / head covering
\rf jod 1890:561.7

\op thoüýdi ugiýgthoü aýiaýthai tedoü+." "Waýhuaý!" aý-biamaý. "Hiüdaý, moüýzepe
\tr in the part / put his own relation / had gone /  «fem.». / Really! / said he, they say. / Let me see, / ax
\rf jod 1890:561.8

\op iýthai-ga. Bthiýxe taýshe," aý-biamaý. Moüýzepeý-de 'iýi-bi egoüý, athaý-biamaý toüýthiüxti
\tr send ye hither. / I chase him / must, / said he, they say. / Ax when «?» / they having given it to him, they say, / he went, they say / running fast
\rf jod 1890:561.9

\op moüthiüý amaý. Toüýthiüxti athaý-bi egoüý, xthabeý shugaýxti eýdegoü ahiý-bi egoüý,
\tr he was walking, they say. / Running fast / having gone, they say, / tree / very thick / being, in the past / having reached there, they say,
\rf jod 1890:561.10

\op iüchoüýga-noüý uýne moüthiüý amaý. Zhoüý tiý'a keý uhaý, moüýzepe pahiýde thoü
\tr mice «or some other rodents» only / seeking them / was walking, they say. / Wood / decayed / the «lg. ob.» / passed along, / ax / butt-end of the ax-head / the part
\rf jod 1890:561.11

\op iüchoüýga-noü weýgaxthixthiý-bi egoüý wamiý aýthahahaýxti gaýxa-bi oüý, agtheý amaý.
\tr mice only / having killed them one by one with it, they say / blood / streaming from various parts of it / having made it, they say, / was returning, they say.
\rf jod 1890:561.12

\op Hau. Akiý-bi oüý, tiý teýdi, "Aýxthi agthiý ha, thishiýkoü meýgoü," aý-biamaý.
\tr «paragraph» / Having reached there again, they say, / lodge / at the «std. ob.», / I killed him / I have come back / , / your sister-in-law / likewise, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:561.13

\op "Hiü+! tiýgoühaý, uhiý ashkeýgoü eýiüte." "Oüýkazhixtioüý ha, wathuýde shtewoüýzhi.
\tr Oh! / grandfather «f. sp.», / place of reaching / somewhat near / perhaps «indirect question». / Not at all / , / by no means near.
\rf jod 1890:561.14

\op Hiüthieý-de uaýxthe ha," aý-bi oüý, moüýzepe wamiý aýthahahaýxti athiüý akiý-biamaý.
\tr Hurrying, when / I overtook him /  / having said, / they say / ax / blood / streaming from various parts of it / having it / he reached there, again, they say.
\rf jod 1890:561.15

\op Ki eý amaý ha, koüýde niüýde ki aýgaha xuýde aýthaha thiü eýwoü amaý Ishtiýnike
\tr And / that was it, they say / , / plum / ripe / when / on it / gray / adheres / the «class» / he caused it, they say / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:561.16

\op amaý gaýxa-biamaý.
\tr the «mv. sub.» / did it, they say.
\rf jod 1890:561.17

\ti @{Ishtiýnike} and the turtle -- an Omaha myth

\op Ishtiýnike amaý atheý amaýma. Eýgithe watiýshka bashoüýi te eýthoübe ahiý-bi ki,
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.» / was going, they say. / At length / creek / it bends / the «place where» / in sight / arrived, they say / when,
\rf jod 1890:563.1

\op eýgithe Keý toüga goüý thiükeý amaý, ithaýnaxiýdeadi atiýgthiü eýgoü. Kigthiýza-bi
\tr at length / Big turtle / was «st.» there awhile, they say, / At a sheltered place warmed by the sun / having come there and sat. / Having drawn «himself» back,
\rf jod 1890:563.2

\op egoüý, bispaýspa agiý-bi egoü, toüýthiüxti athaý-bi oüý, pamuý te eýdi ahiý-bi
\tr they say / crouching at intervals / having been coming back, they say, / running fast / having gone, they say, / downhill / the / there / arrived, they say
\rf jod 1890:563.3

\op oüý, gaý-biamaý: "Tenaý! eaýtoü sheýnazhiýxti thagthiüý a. Niý gaýke biýze te aiý
\tr having / said as follows, they say: / Why! / wherefore / paying no attention whatever / you sit / ? / Water / that «lg. ob.» / dry / will / said
\rf jod 1890:563.3

\op egoüý, waniýta niý ugthiüý amaý bthuýgaxti niý uthuýhai ha. Ki aý-biamaý Keý
\tr having, / quadruped / those dwelling in the water / all / water / follow immediately after it / . / And / said, they say / Turtle
\rf jod 1890:563.5

\op toüga akaý, "Naý! theý aýtiaýgthiü-noü-moüý thoüýzha, edaýdoü shtewoüý anaý'oü-maýzhi.
\tr big / the «sub.», / Why! / this / I often come and sit / though, / what / soever / I have not heard.
\rf jod 1890:563.6

\op Goüý miü theýtoü hiý ki, theý aýtiaýgthiü-noü-moüý ha." "Wanoüýxthiü-ga haý,"
\tr And / sun / this far / reaches / when, / this / I usually come and sit /  / Hurry / !
\rf jod 1890:564.1

\op aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý, "kaýshixti sheýnuzhiüýga juýba t'aý-biamaý iýbize, nushnoüý
\tr said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.», / very long ago «see note» / young men / some / have died, they say / from thirst, / otter
\rf jod 1890:564.2

\op zhiüýga shti t'eý amaý, siüýde zhiüýga shti t'eý amaý, siüýde bthaýska shti t'eý ama, mikaý
\tr young / too / is dead, they say, / tail / small / too / is dead, they say, / tail / flat / too / is dead, they say, / raccoon
\rf jod 1890:564.3

\op zhiüýga shti t'eý amaý."
\tr small / too / is dead, they say.
\rf jod 1890:564.4

\op Hau. "Keý, oügaýthe te haý," aý-biamaý Keý toüga akaý. Zhuýgthe athaý-biamaý
\tr «paragraph» / Come, / let us two go /  / said, they say / Big turtle / the «sub.». / With him / went, they say
\rf jod 1890:564.5

\op Ishtiýnike amaý. Waýhi xeýga-noü uneý zhuýgthe amaý. Waýhi weýtiü
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.». / Bone / dried only / seeking / was with him, they say. / Bone / striking weapon
\rf jod 1890:564.6

\op uýdoüxti iýtha-bi oüý, "Kageýha, moüthiüý-ga haý. Aneýzhe taý miüke," aý-biamaý
\tr very good / having found it, they say / Friend, / walk / ! / &Mingo / will / I who, / [&mingam] / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:564.7

\op Ishtiýnike akaý. Theýke wahiý ke thizaý-bi oüý, atheý ameýde sakiýbaxti zhuýgthe
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / This «lg. ob.» / bone / the «lg. ob.» / having taken it, they say, / when he «the Big turtle» was going / right beside him / with him
\rf jod 1890:564.8

\op moüthiüý-bi oüý, "Kageýha, niýkashiüýga moüthiüýi ki, paýhi gaziýzi eýgoü moüthiüýnoüi."
\tr having walked, they say, / Friend, / person / walks / when, / neck / stretching often / so / he usually walks.
\rf jod 1890:564.9

\op Keý toüga pahiý ke gaýzieýxti-noü moüthiüý thiü, zhiýbe keý shti noüzhaýgexti
\tr Big turtle / neck / the «lg. ob.» / stretching it far, usually / was walking, / leg / the «lg. ob.» / too / sticking them out much bent
\rf jod 1890:564.10

\op moüthiüý thiü, eýgoü-noüý thiü kiýzhi, paýhixti ke eheýtha-bi oüý, gazoüýxti
\tr was walking, / was doing so regularly / when, / right on the neck / the «lg. ob.» / having put the «horizontal ob.» on it «another horizontal ob.». / having knocked him down
\rf jod 1890:564.11

\op iheýtha-bi oüý, gashtoüý-bazhiý-bi oü ki, goüý gaxthiý-bi oüý, "Haha+! oüýba
\tr and stunned him, they say, / not having stopped hitting him, they say / when, / so / having killed him, they say, / Ha! ha! / day
\rf jod 1890:564.12

\op wiüýshti gaýaki'oüý-shnoü," aý-biamaý, atheý amaý athiüý-bi oü. Neýthe akaý, Keý
\tr some «pl.» / I do that for myself usually, / said he they say, / was going / having kept it, they say. / He was kindling a fire, / Turtle
\rf jod 1890:564.13

\op toüga thiükeý zheýgthoü akaý. Shoüýxti zhoüýtithiügaý-bi oüý, "Hau, azhoüý taý miüke
\tr big / the «st. ob.» / he was roasting the animal as he sat. / In spite «of his hunger?» / having become sleepy, they say, / "Ho, / I will sleep
\rf jod 1890:564.14

\op thoüýzha, iýzhoüxe thazhoüýazhi te haý. Hau, thiniüýde ki, Keý toüga, 'P!' esheý te ha."
\tr though, / O @{Iýzhoüxe} / you sleep not / shall / . / Ho, / you cooked / when, / O Big turtle, / 'Puff!' / you say / shall / ."
\rf jod 1890:564.15

\op Goüý zhoü keý. Miýkasi amaý noüstaýpixchi aýiaýma. Keý thiükeý thizaý-bi oüý,
\tr And / he lay sleeping. / Coyote / the «mv. sub.» / walking very softly over the leaves, etc. / was coming. / Turtle / the «st. ob.» / having taken it, they say,
\rf jod 1890:564.16

\op zhegaý ge wiüý thishnuýda-bi oüý, thazhuý athoükaý. Te-aýnita te woüýgithe thasniüý-bi oüý,
\tr leg / the «pl. ob.» / one / having pulled out «&or off», they say, / sat biting off the meat. / Animal limb / the «ob.» / all / having devoured, they say,
\rf jod 1890:564.17

\op wahiý ge eýdi ugiýpadoüý-bi oüý, shi peýde teýdi ithoüýtha-bi oüý, Ishtiýnike
\tr bone / the «pl. ob.» / there / having pushed them back into their places «?», they say, / again / fire / in the «ob.» / have placed it «the turtle», they say, / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:564.18

\op e'oüý gaýxe te eýgoüxti gaýxe ithoüýtha-bi oüý, athaý-biamaý. Eýgithe Ishtiýnike
\tr how / he made it / the / just so / made it / having placed the animal, they say, went, they say. / At length / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:564.19

\op akaý iýkithaý-biamaý. Keý thiükeý ba'uý-bi oüý, thizaý-bi oüý, te-aýnita te wiüý uthoüýi
\tr the «sub.» / awoke, they say. / Turtle / the «st. ob.» / having pushed into the ashes to find the turtle, they say, / having taken it, they say, / animal limbs / the / one / grasped it
\rf jod 1890:565.1

\op egoüý, thidoüý ki siý'oütheýxti thizeý gi. "Sa!" (aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý) Shi wiüý
\tr having, / pulled it / when / only that and nothing else / he took it / was coming back / Pshaw! / (said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.») / Again / one
\rf jod 1890:565.2

\op te eýgoü ki shi eýgoüxti siý'oütheý thizeý amaý. "Xa!" eý goü, shi wiüý te thizeý
\tr the / so / when / again / just so / only that / he was taking, they say. / Bshaw! / said / as, / again / one / the / took it
\rf jod 1890:565.3

\op ki shi siý'oütheýxti eýgoü thizeý amaý. "Xa+!" eý goü, shi wiüý te thizeý ki,
\tr when / again / only that / so / he was taking, they say. / Pshaw! / said / as / again / one / the / took / when,
\rf jod 1890:565.4

\op shi eýgoü siý'oütheýxchi thizeý amaý. "Xaý-i-na+! iýzhoüxe-aý, thazhoüýazhi te eheý thoüýshti."
\tr again / so / only that / was taking it, they say. / Surprising! / O @{Iýzhoüxe}, / you sleep not / shall / I said / formerly.
\rf jod 1890:565.5

\op Izhoüýxe kigthiýtubaý-bi oüý, oüýhe-noüý-bi ki, "Oüýhazhi-ga," eý-noü-biamaý. "Xaý-i-na+!
\tr @{Izhoüýxe} / having scratched his own, they say, / fled often, they say / when, / Do not flee, / said often, they say. / Surprising!
\rf jod 1890:565.6

\op Oüýhoü, agthaýsniü thoüýshti," aý-biamaý.
\tr Yes, / I devoured it, my own / formerly, / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:565.7

\ti The coyote and the snake -- an Omaha myth

\op Miýkasi amaý toüýde aýthitaýxti athaý-biamaý. Daýdoü uneýgoü moüthiüý-bi
\tr Coyote / the «mv. sub.» / ground / crossing by the nearest way / went, they say. / Something as he sought it / walked, they say,
\rf jod 1890:566.1

\op ki, sabaýzhixti niýkashiüga wiüý, "Noüshtoüýga haý," aý-biamaý. "Wiüoüýwa
\tr when / very suddenly / person / one / O stop walking / ! / said, they say. / Which one
\rf jod 1890:566.2

\op eteýdoü," etheý-goü-bi egoüý, uthiýxidaý-bi ki, iýtha-bazhiý-biamaý. Shi etaýha atha-biamaý.
\tr can it be? / he thought, they say / as «+having» / he looked around, they say / when, / he did not find him, they say. / Again / further / went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:566.3

\op Ki "Oüthoüýbetoüý-ga haý," aý-biamaý. Ki Miýkasi akaý iýtha-biamaý
\tr And / Pass to one side of me / ! / said, they say. / And / Coyote / the «sub.» / found him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:566.4

\op Weýs'a. "Shi+shte! theý moübthiüý thoüýzha, ebeý-shtewoü iýpetoü koüýbtha-maýzhi. Thiý
\tr Snake. / Fie! / this / I walk / though, / who at all / I pass to one side of him / I wish I not. / You
\rf jod 1890:566.5

\op gaxeý tithaý-ga! Uheý ke iüýthikoüý-ga!" "Theý moübthiüý thoüýzha, eýbe wiüý
\tr to one side / pass! / Path / the «lg. ob.» / give me room! / This / I walk / though / who / one
\rf jod 1890:566.6

\op eýbthikoü teý aýhoü, ebtheýgoü-shtewoüý-maýzhi ha," aý-biamaý Weýs'a akaý. "Eýgoü
\tr I give him room / will /  «in soliloquy»! / I think at all I not /  / said, they say / Snake / the «sub.». / So
\rf jod 1890:566.7

\op kiýshte aýwinoüýge taý miüke ha," aý-biamaý Miýkasi akaý. "Eýgoü kiýzhi, that'eý
\tr even if / I run on you / I / who will /  / said, they say / Coyote / the «sub.». / So / if / you die
\rf jod 1890:566.8

\op tateý," aý-biamaý Weýs'a akaý. "Aýxtoü at'eý taýdoü. Uýt'e oüthiüýge," aý-biamaý
\tr shall surely / said, they say / Snake / the «sub.» / How possible / I die / shall? / Cause of death / me -- none / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:567.1

\op Miýkasi akaý. "Keý, oüýgazhaýda-ga! Zhaýthiüoükiýtha-ga," aý-biamaý Weýs'a akaý.
\tr Coyote / the «sub.». / Come / step over me! / Do it in spite of me! / said, they say / Snake / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:567.2

\op Ki Miýkasi akaý aýgazhaýda-biamaý. Ki Weýs'a akaý thaxtaý-biama. Ki Miýkasi
\tr And / Coyote / the «sub.» / stepped over him, they say. / And / Snake / the «sub.» / bit him, they say. / And / Coyote
\rf jod 1890:567.3

\op akaý nieý-shtewoü-baýzhi-biamaý. "Aýwateýe a. Aýwigazhaýde ki at'eý tateý, esheý
\tr the «sub.» / pained at all not, they say. / Where is it / ? / I stepped over you / if / I die / shall / you said
\rf jod 1890:567.4

\op thoüýshti. Aýwate at'eý," aý-biamaý Miýkasi akaý. Goüý iýthoüboüý iýa-bazhiý-bi egoüý,
\tr heretofore. / Where is it / I die / said, they say. / Coyote / the «sub.». / And / a second time / he spoke not, they say, / as «+having»
\rf jod 1890:567.5

\op athaý-biamaý Miýkasi amaý, toüýde aýthitaýxti. Goüteý-goü ki, wachiýshka wiüý ahiý-biamaý.
\tr went, they say / Coyote / the «mv. sub.» / ground / across by the nearest way. / After sometime / when / stream / one / he reached, they say.
\rf jod 1890:567.6

\op Ki nithaýtoü taý-bi egoüý, niý ke doüýba-bi ki, niuýwathekiýe kitoüýba-biamaý.
\tr And / to take a drink / was about, they say, / as «+having», / water / the «lg. ob.» / he looked at they say / when / reflection in the water / he saw himself, they say.
\rf jod 1890:567.7

\op Ki shiüýxti kitoüýba-biamaý. "Xa-eý! eýgimoü-maýzhi-noü-moüý thoüýshti.
\tr And / very fat / he saw himself, they say. / Whew! / I never was so / heretofore.
\rf jod 1890:567.8

\op Oüshiüý ithaýnahiüý a" aý-bi egoüý, kigthiýt'oü-shteoü-noü-biamaý. Ki thatoüý-bi egoüý,
\tr Me fat / I truly / ! / said, they say / as, / he felt himself all over even «?» often, they say. / And / he drank, they say, / as «+having»
\rf jod 1890:567.9

\op shoüý athaý-biamaý. Goüýte kizhi, "Azhoüýtoüthoüýthiüge ithaýnahiü aýhoü," aý-bi
\tr still / he want, they say. / A while / when / I am sleepy / I truly /  «in soliloquy»! / he said they say
\rf jod 1890:567.10

\op egoüý, xaýde bazoüý zhoüý-biamaý. Ki shoüýshoü t'eý amaý, iýbaxti. Ki shetoüý ha.
\tr as «+having» / grass / pushing in among / he lay, they say. / And / always / he died, they say, / much swollen. / And / so far / .
\rf jod 1890:567.11

\ti The coyote and the snake

\op Eýgithe Weýs'a wiüý eýdi zhoüý akaýma. Gthadiüý uskoüýskoüxti uheý the keý.
\tr At length / Snake / one / there / was recl., they say. / Across / in a very straight line / path / was going.
\rf jod 1890:568.1

\op "Waý! moüshiaýtaha zhoüý-ga, Weýs'a! Aýwigazhaýde ki, that'eý tateý," aý-biamaý
\tr Why! / further off / lie, / O Snake! / I step over you / if, / you die / shall, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:568.2

\op Miýkasi akaý. "Uheý theýthoüskaýxti keýdegoü thiý-edoü oüthoüýshpetoüý eteý ki,"
\tr Coyote / the «sub.». / Path / just this size / lies, but / you rather «than I» / you go to one side of me / ought,
\rf jod 1890:568.3

\op aý-biamaý Weýs'a akaý. "Xa-iý! moüshiaýtaha zhoüý-ga, eheý," aý-biamaý. "Thiý-edoü
\tr said, they say / Snake / the «sub.». / Whew! / further off / lie, / I say, / said, they say. / You rather «than I»
\rf jod 1890:568.4

\op moüshiaýtaha iýha-ga," aý-biamaý Weýs'a akaý. "Ahauý! aýwigazhaýde taý miüke
\tr further off / pass «&or go» that way, / said, they say / Snake / the «sub.». / Oho! / I will step over you
\rf jod 1890:568.5

\op thoüýzha, that'eý tateý ha," aý-biamaý Miýkasi akaý. "Na! wiý niýkashiüýga-ma wiüý
\tr though, / you die / shall /  / said, they say / Coyote / the «sub.». / Why! / I / the people «pl. ob.» / one
\rf jod 1890:568.6

\op oüýgazhaýde teýdi t'eý-noü haý," aý-biamaý Weýs'a akaý. "Oüýhoü," aý-biamaý Miýkasi
\tr steps over me / when / usually dies /  / said, they say / Snake / the «sub.». / Yes, / said, they say / Coyote
\rf jod 1890:568.7

\op akaý. Goüý, "At'eý taý miüke," aý-biamaý. "Hiüdaý! wiüýoüwa wiüýoüke teýskoü,"
\tr the «sub.». / And, / I will die, / said, they say. / Let us see! / which one of the two / we two tell the truth / may, in future,
\rf jod 1890:568.8

\op aý-biamaý Miýkasi akaý. Goüý athaý-biamaý Miýkasi amaý. Waýgazhaýde theýthexti ki,
\tr said, they say / Coyote / the «sub.». / And / went, they say / Coyote / the «mv. sub.». / Stepped over very suddenly / when,
\rf jod 1890:568.9

\op zhiýbe sihiý gediý doüýshte thaxtaiý te. "Hauý, that'eý tateý ha, aýwigazhaýdzhe eýdegoü."
\tr lower leg / foot / on the «pl.» / one or the other / he was bitten. / Ho, / you die / shall / , / I stepped over you / but.
\rf jod 1890:568.10

\op "Thiý that'eý tateý ha," aý-biamaý Weýs'a akaý. Goüý athaý-biamaý Miýkasi amaý.
\tr You / you die / shall /  / said, they say / Snake / the «sub.». / And / went, they say / Coyote / the «mv. sub.».
\rf jod 1890:568.11

\op Goüý moüthiüý thiüý te, "Xa-iý! zhuýga gaýmoü-maýzhi-noü-moüý thoüýshti. Oüshiüý
\tr And / he was walking / when, / Whew! / body / I never acted in that manner formerly. / Me-fat
\rf jod 1890:568.12

\op ithaýnahiüý-a," aý-bi oüý, kigthaýzi-bi oüý, noüýka keý shti kitoüýba-bi oüý, uthuýkitoüýbe-noüý-biamaý.
\tr I truly! / having said, they say, / having stretched himself by an effort, they say, / back / the «lg. ob.» / too / having looked at himself, they say, / he was examining himself often, they say.
\rf jod 1890:569.1

\op Shoüýxti shtiý ugthaý'a titheýthe-noüý amaý. Iaýtha-xtiý-shteoüý-noü
\tr In spite «&or notwithstanding» / too / hitting the mouth and giving the scalp-yell / he took up the cry often, they say. / Gaped very hard even «?» often
\rf jod 1890:569.2

\op eýgoü, "Xa+! Weýs'a iýe te wiüýke te eýgoü a," eý-noü amaý. Eýgithe zhuýga thiü
\tr having, / Whew! / Snake / spoke / the / told the truth / the / so / ! / was saying often, they say. / At length / body / the
\rf jod 1890:569.3

\op bthuýgaxti iýba amaý, badiüýdiü, pashiýzhe geý shtewoüý bapuýshiü-xtioüý amaý. "Weýs'a
\tr entire / was swollen, they say, / distended, / tip of the nose / the «pl. ob.» / even / was exceedingly puffed up, they say. / Snake
\rf jod 1890:569.4

\op iýe te wiüýke te eýgoü a," shi eý amaý. Ithaýnaxiýdadzhi gthiüý thiükeý, gagiýgixeýxchi
\tr spoke / the / told the truth / the / so / ! / again / was saying, they say. / At a sheltered place, warmed by the sun / he was st., / coiled many times
\rf jod 1890:569.5

\op zhoüýt'e goüý shoüýshoü eýdi t'eý amaý. Eý amaý, aýdoü Weýs'a amaý edaýdoü waniýta
\tr slept soundly / as / continually / there / dead / they say. / That was it, they say, / therefore / Snake / the «pl. sub.» / what / quadruped
\rf jod 1890:569.6

\op waýthaxtaiý te bthuýga iýba t'eý-noüi teý.
\tr they bit them / when / all / swelling / died usually.
\rf jod 1890:569.7

\ti The coyote and the gray fox -- a Ponka story

\op Tiýkaxuýde wiü shiüýxtioüý-biamaý. "Kageý, edaýdoü iýthishiüýi a," aý-biamaý
\tr Gray fox / one / was very fat they say. / Younger brother, / what / you are fat by means of / ? / said, they say,
\rf jod 1890:570.1

\op Miýkasi akaý. "Oüýhoü, zhiütheýha, wamuýske nasaýge 'iüý a-iý ki, uthuýshiata t'eý
\tr Coyote / the «sub.». / Yes, / O elder brother, / wheat / baked hard / carrying / they come / when / in front / dead
\rf jod 1890:570.2

\op paýxe azhoüý-noü-moüý," aý-biamaý. "Goüýki zhoüýthinoüýge kedi oüwoüý'oühai
\tr I pretend / I usually recline / said, they say. / And then / wagon / in the / they put me when reclining
\rf jod 1890:570.3

\op tedi uaýnoüxpaýthe azhoüý-noü-moüý. Ki uaý'oüsi agtheý-noü-moüý. Goüýki bthaýte
\tr when / I make them fall from a height by kicking / I usually recline. / And / I leap / I usually start home. / And then / I eat
\rf jod 1890:570.4

\op agtheý-noümoüý. Wamuýske nasaýge eý oüthoüýshiü ha," aý-biamaý. Goüýki,
\tr I usually start home. / Wheat / baked hard / that / I am fat by means of /  / said, they say. / And then,
\rf jod 1890:570.5

\op "Zhiütheýha, eýgoü, shkaýxe wiýkoübtha," aý-biamaý Tiýkaxuýde akaý. "Thiýexchi, zhiütheý,
\tr O elder brother, / so / you do / I desire you, / said, they say / Gray fox / the «sub.». / Especially you, / elder brother,
\rf jod 1890:570.6

\op siý thitoüg* eýgoü, aýhigi uthaýnoüxpaýthe tateý ebtheýgoü." Goüýki Miýkasi akaý
\tr foot / you large / as, / many / you make them fall from a height by kicking / shall / I think. / And then / Coyote / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:570.7

\op uthuýshiata zhoüý-biamaý. Goüýki waýxe akaý zhoüýthinoüýge ke u'oüýhai te. Goüýki
\tr in front / reclined, they say. / And then / white man / the «sub.» / wagon / in the «lg. ob.» / put the «recl. ob. in.» / past sign. / And then
\rf jod 1890:570.8

\op geýthegoüý-biamaý waýxe akaý: "Theýke wawiüýazhi aýhoü." Sihiý te baxtaý-biamaý.
\tr he thought as follows, they say / white man / the «sub.»: / This «recl. ob.» / it is not the first time /  «in soliloquy»! / Feet / the «ob.» / he tied, they say.
\rf jod 1890:570.9

\op Zhoüýthinoüýge keýdi u'oüýhai te waýxe akaý tiý etaiý teýdi akiý-biamaý. Waýxe
\tr Wagon / in the / put the «recl. ob.» in / when / white man / the «sub.» / house / his / at the / reached home again, they say. / White man
\rf jod 1890:570.10

\op ti pezhiý-xti wiüý te oüýtha theýtha-biamaý Miýkasi ke. Eýgithe waýxe akaý maýhiü
\tr house / bad very / one / the «ob.» / threw him suddenly, they say / Coyote / the «recl. ob.» / At length / white man / the «sub.» / knife
\rf jod 1890:570.11

\op athiüý ahiýi te Miýkasi keýdi maýsa-biamaý sihiý ge baxteýgoü goü t'e gaýxai
\tr he brought there / the «+when» / Coyote / at the «recl. ob.» / cut cords with a knife, they say, / feet / the «pl.» / as they were tied / and / dead / pretended
\rf jod 1890:570.12

\op doüýshte ki, 'iüý agthaý-biamaý. (Sihiý maýsa-baýzhi, haýzhiüga iýkoütoü enaýxchi
\tr perhaps / when / carrying on the back / he went back to his house. / (Feet / not cut, / cord / used for tying / that only
\rf jod 1890:570.13

\op maýsai.) Ki noüýge agthaý-biamaý Miýkasi akaý. Tiýkaxuýde ieýnaxiýthe agthaý-biamaý.
\tr he cut with a knife.) / And / running / went homeward, they say / Coyote / the «sub.». / Gray fox / to attack him / went homeward they say.
\rf jod 1890:570.14

\op "Kageýha," aý-biamaý, "'aýgthaoüthaýthe," aý-biamaý. "Thieýwathaýki'oü!
\tr O younger brother, / said, they say / you have made me suffer / said, they say. / You brought it on yourself!
\rf jod 1890:570.15

\op Xthiýazhi giý-ga," aý-biamaý Tiýkaxuýde akaý. Waýxe akaý waý'iü atiý amaý keýdi
\tr Silently / come back, / said, they say / Gray fox / the «sub.». / White man / the «sub.» / transporting goods / he came, they say, / at the place
\rf jod 1890:571.1

\op thazhoüý eýgoü thieýwathaýki'oü," aý-biamaý. "Kageýha, wiüýthakeýxtioüý," aý-biamaý.
\tr you lay down / as / you brought it on yourself, / said, they say. / O younger brother, / you speak the very truth / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:571.2

\op Miýkasi akaý. Tiýkaxuýde akaý gashtoüýka-biamaý.
\tr Coyote / the «sub.» / Gray fox / the «sub.» / tempted him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:571.3

\ti How the rabbit was deprived of his fat

\op Waniýta amaý shiüý waýxa-biamaý pahoüýgadi. Wiüoüýwa shiüý uthukoüpe
\tr Quadruped / the «pl. sub.» / fat / were made, they say / at the first. / Which / fat / made him handsome
\rf jod 1890:571.4

\op iýbahoü goüýtha-biamaý. Ki waniýta-ma bthuýgaxti weýboü-biamaý. Ki utheýwiü
\tr to know / he wished, they say. / And / the quadrupeds / all / he called to them, they say. / And / assembling
\rf jod 1890:571.5

\op eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Ki shiüý uthuýkoüshniüýde-ma paý thoü uýthoü-bi-deý paýhi kediýtoü
\tr there / they arrived there, they say. / And / fat / those who did not look handsome with it / head / the part / he held them, they say while / neck / from the «lg. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:572.1

\op waýthiskebaý-bi-deý washiüý ge weýnashaiý-de, waýthishtoü theýthe-noüý-biamaý. Eýgithe
\tr he scraped them with his hand, they say while / fat / the scattered «in. ob.» / he took from them when, / letting them go / he was sending them regularly, they say. / At length
\rf jod 1890:572.2

\op Mashchiüýge eýdi athiüý ahiý-biamaý. "Wiýebthiü taý miüke ha. Wiý shiüý oüthoüýwoükoüýpi
\tr Rabbit / there / having him / he reached there, they say. / I am the one / I who will / . / I fat / it makes me handsome
\rf jod 1890:572.3

\op taý miüke ha," aý-biamaý Mashchiüýge akaý. "Hiüdakeý! giý-ga ha," aý-biamaý.
\tr I who will /  / said, they say / Rabbit / the «sub.». / Let us see! / come / ! / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:572.4

\op Goü shiüý gaýxa-biamaý. "Thiý doüýxti uthuýthikoüshniüýde shiüý te," (aý-biamaý). Goü
\tr And / fat / he made him, they say. / You / beyond measure / it makes you ugly / fat / the, / (said, they say). / And
\rf jod 1890:572.5

\op paý thoü uthoüý-bi egoüý, pahiý hideý thoüdiýtoü thiskeýba-biamaý ki, aýbakuý thoü
\tr head / the part / he seized, they say / as «+having», / neck / base / from the part / scraped off with the hands, they say / when, / space between the shoulders / the part
\rf jod 1890:572.6

\op uthiýsp itheýtha-biamaý niýashiüga akaý. Aýdoü shiüý-noü thoüýdi aýbakuý unuýshka thoü
\tr he pulled it suddenly, they say / person / the «sub.». / Therefore / fat only / on the part / space between the shoulders / depression / the part
\rf jod 1890:572.7

\op enaýxchi waýshiü heýbe aýthaha-noüý amaý, ediýtoü. Eýgithe Mikaý akaý enaýxchi
\tr that only / fat meat / part / adheres to, usually / they say / since then. / At length / Raccoon / the «sub.» / he only
\rf jod 1890:572.8

\op shiüý uthuýkoüpiý-biamaý, aýdoü zhuýga bthuýga waýshiü aýthaha giaýxa-biamaý.
\tr fat / made him handsome, they say, / therefore / body / whole / fat meat / adhering to / made for him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:572.9

\ti How the rabbit killed a giant

\op Mashchiüýge-iüý amaý atheý amaýma eýgithe. Eýgithe toüýwoügthoü wiü eýdi
\tr Rabbit / the «mv. sub.» / was going, they say / at length. / At length / nation / one / there
\rf jod 1890:573.1

\op ahiý-biamaý. "Mashchiüýge-iüý iýkimoüýthiü atiý huü+!" e-noüý-biamaý niýashiüga
\tr arrived, they say. / Rabbit / as a visitor / has come / halloo! / said often, they say / people
\rf jod 1890:573.2

\op amaý. "Ebeýdi neý a," aý-biamaý niýashiüga amaý, aýkipaý-bi egoüý. "Na! goüý
\tr the «pl. sub.». / To whom / you go / ? / said, they say / people / the «pl. sub.» / having met him, they say. / Why! / just
\rf jod 1890:573.3

\op ebeýdi shteýshte piý taý miüke," aý-biamaý (Mashchiüýge-iüý akaý). "Na! tiý amaý
\tr to whom / soever / I reach / will / I who / said, they say / (Rabbit / the «sub.»). / Why! / lodge / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:573.4

\op wathaýta-baýzhii haý. Taýxti-giýkidaýbi akaý-noü wathaýte t'oüýi ha. Eýdi neý
\tr do not eat / . / He for whom they shoot at the deer / the «sub.» only / food / he has / . / There / you go
\rf jod 1890:573.5

\op eteý ki" (aý-biamaý niýashiüga amaý). Shoüý tiý uhoüýge nazhiüý teýdegoü, eýdi
\tr ought / (said, they say / people / the «pl. sub.»). / Yet / lodge / end / stood / the, but «in the past», / there
\rf jod 1890:573.6

\op ahiý-biamaý. "Kageýha, wathaýte shtewoüý wathiüýgai ha," aý-biamaý tiý upaiý
\tr arrived, they say. / Friend, / food / soever / we have none /  / said, they say / lodge / entered
\rf jod 1890:573.7

\op akaý. "Na! kageýha, edaýdoü shteýshte shateý amaý-noü, thiügeý ki," aý-biamaý
\tr the «sub.». / Why! / friend, / what / soever / they / are eating usually / there is none / when / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:573.8

\op Mashchiüýge-iüý akaý. Eýgithe Mashchiüýge-iüý giýku-biamaý Taýxti-giýkidaýbi akaý.
\tr Rabbit / the «sub.». / At length / Rabbit «ob.» / invited him to a feast, they say / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:573.9

\op "Wuhu+! kageýha, thiýkui ha. Wanoüýxthiü-ga haý," aý-biamaý theý tiý upaiý
\tr Oho! / friend, / you are invited to a feast / . / Hasten / ! / said, they say / this / lodge / entered
\rf jod 1890:573.10

\op akaý. Ki toüýwoügthoüý amaý noüýpe-xti-noü amaýma. Edaýdoü waniýta t'eýthai
\tr the «sub.». / And / nation / the «pl. sub.» / usually were fearing him greatly, they say. / What / quadruped / they killed
\rf jod 1890:573.11

\op shteýshtewoü eý bthuýga athiüý-noü akaýma. Ki eýdi ahiý-biama Mashchiüýge-iüý
\tr soever / that / whole / he was usually keeping it, they say. / And / there / arrived, they say / Rabbit
\rf jod 1890:573.12

\op amaý giýkui teýdi. Eýthoübe hiý kiýzhi, "Ahauý! geýthishoü tithaý-ga haý," aý-biamaý.
\tr the «mv. sub.» / he was invited to a feast / at the. / In sight / arrived / when, / Oho! / on that side / pass along / ! / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:573.13

\op Mashchiüýge-iüý amaý u'oüýsi-xchi aýtiaýtha-biamaý. Gthiüý-biamaý. Eýgithe
\tr Rabbit / the «mv. sub.» / leaping high / passed along, they say. / Sat they say. / At length
\rf jod 1890:573.14

\op uý'i-biamaý. Wathaýta-bi egoüý, kigthaýkegoü gthiüý-biamaý. Heýbe uthaýshta-bi egoüý,
\tr they gave food to him, they say. / Having eaten different things, they say, / ate very rapidly / sat, they say. / Part having reserved it instead of eating it, they say,
\rf jod 1890:573.15

\op uxpeý te basnuý theýtha-biamaý. "Kageýha, uxpeý te duýate," aý-biamaý
\tr bowl / the / pushed off / suddenly, they say. / Friend, / bowl / the / the one on this side / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:574.1

\op (Mashchiüýge-iüý akaý). Goüý, "Kageýha, shoüý paýxe te," aý-biamaý (Mashchiüýge-iüý
\tr (Rabbit / the «sub.»). / And, / Friend, / enough / I do / will / said, they say / Rabbit
\rf jod 1890:574.2

\op akaý). Goüý, "Oühoüý," aý-biamaý (Taýxtigikidaýbi akaý). Agthaý-bi egoüý,
\tr the «sub.»). / And, / Yes, / said, they say / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / the «sub.». / Having gone back, they say
\rf jod 1890:574.3

\op uneýthe koüýha ke wiüaýxchioü u'oüýsi-bi egoüý, weýnoüboüý tediýhi wagaýxthoü
\tr fire-place / border / the «lg. ob.» / once / having leaped, they say, / the second time / the, arrived there / servant
\rf jod 1890:574.4

\op Taýxti-giýkidaýbi etaý thiükeý moüýge aýthitaýxti aýtoü-bi egoüý, u'oüýsixti aýkiaýgtha-biamaý.
\tr @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / his / the «st. ob.» / chest / straight across / having stepped on, they say, / with a great leap / had gone homeward they say.
\rf jod 1890:574.5

\op Uthaýshta-bi thoüý ikaýge thiükeý agthaýthiü akiý-biamaý. Ikaýge igaýxthoü
\tr What was not eaten / the part / his friend / the «st. ob.» / having his own / he reached there again, they say. / His friend / his wife
\rf jod 1890:574.6

\op eýthoüba giýthexti thataý-biamaý, wathaýtazhi ameýgoü. Eýgithe hoüýegoüýche ki,
\tr she too / very glad / ate it, they say, / as they had not been eating, they say. / At length / morning / when
\rf jod 1890:574.7

\op iýekithaý-bi egoüý, shkoüýthe waýgazhiý-biamaý. Shi goüý "Taýxti-giýkidaýbi akaý
\tr crier proclaimed, they say, / having / dislodge the game / commanded them, they say. / Again / so / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:574.8

\op t'eýkithe taiý akaý," e-noüý-biamaý niýashiüga amaý. Aýbae amaý athaý-biamaý.
\tr he is the one for whom they are about to kill «the game», / were saying often, they say / people / the «pl. sub.». / Hunter / the «pl. sub.» / went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:574.9

\op Xthabeý shuýgaxti eýiüte shkoüýtha-bi oüý gateýgoüxti wakiýda biamaý. Mashchiüýge-iüý
\tr Tree / very thick / perhaps / dislodged the game, they say / having / just in that manner / they shot at them, they say. / Rabbit
\rf jod 1890:574.10

\op amaý eýdi ahiý theýtha-biamaý gishkoüýxti. Eýgithe Taýxti-giýkidaýbi akaý kaýshixti eýdi
\tr the «mv. sub.» / there / started off in order to reach there soon, they say / very hastily. / Behold / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / the «sub.» / very long ago / there
\rf jod 1890:574.11

\op ahiý-bi egoüý, atheý amaýma. Shi weýdazhi wakiýda-bi egoüý, eýdi eýgoüxti
\tr having arrived there, they say, / was going «elsewhere», they say, / immediately
\rf jod 1890:574.12

\op shi hiý thetheý goü ki eýgithe kaýshixti eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý, atheý amaýma shi,
\tr again / started off in order to reach / and «?» / when / behold / very long ago / there / having arrived, they say, / was going «elsewhere» they say / again
\rf jod 1890:574.13

\op Taýxti-giýkidaýbi amaý. "Aýmakaýzhiwaýthe aýhoü," etheýgoü-biamaý Mashchiüýge-iüý akaý.
\tr @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / the «mv. sub.». / Enough to make one lose patience /  «in soliloquy»!, / thought, they say / Rabbit / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:574.14

\op Shi weýdazhi wakiýda-bi egoüý, shi eýdi eýgoüxti ahiý theýtha-biamaý. Eýtoüthiü
\tr Again / elsewhere / having shot at something, they say, / again / immediately / started off in order to reach there soon, they say. / He first
\rf jod 1890:574.15

\op ahiý-biamaý Mashchiüýge-iüý akaý. "Kageýha, oüpaýde taiý ha," aý-biamaý
\tr arrived there, they say / Rabbit / the «sub.». / Friend, / let us cut it up /  / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:574.16

\op Mashchiüýge-iüý akaý. Ki niýkashiüýga theýakaý taýxti t'eýthe akaý uthiý'agaý-biamaý.
\tr Rabbit / the «sub.». / And / person / this one «sub.» / deer / he who killed it «sub.» / was unwilling, they say.
\rf jod 1890:574.17

\op "Na! kageýha, Taýxti-giýkidaýbi akaý atiý te eteoüýi ha," aý-biamaý. "Na!
\tr Why! / friend, / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / the «sub.» / come / will / by and by /  / said, they say. / Why!
\rf jod 1890:574.18

\op kageýha, waniýta t'eýwathaiý ki, wapaýdai-de eýnahathoüýthoü wa'iý-noüi," aý-biamaý
\tr friend, / quadruped / they kill them / when / they cut them up when / in equal piles or shares / they usually give to them, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:574.19

\op (Mashchiüýge-iüý akaý). Shoüý-noü uthiý'agaý-biamaý niýashiüýga akaý, Taýxti-giýkidaýbi
\tr (Rabbit / the «sub.»). / Still «despite what was said» / he was unwilling, they say / person / the «sub.», / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi}
\rf jod 1890:575.1

\op noüýpa-bi egoüý. Mashchiüýge-iüý amaý ku'eý athaý-bi egoüý, sihiý te uthoüý ithoüý-biamaý.
\tr he feared to see him, they say / as. / Rabbit / the «mv. sub.» / with a rush / having gone, they say, / feet of the animal / the «ob.» / he seized suddenly, as he stood, they say
\rf jod 1890:575.2

\op Umaýsna-biamaý. Eýgithe eýthoübe atiý-biamaý Taýxti-giýkidaýbi amaý.
\tr He slit the skin with a knife, they say. / At length / in sight / came, they say, Táqtigíkidábi / the «mv. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:575.3

\op "Piýazhi shkaýxe! Shoükeýtha-ga," aý-biamaý (Taýxti-giýkidaýbi akaý). "Edaýdoü
\tr Bad / you do / Let the «recl. ob.» alone, / said, they say / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / the «sub.». / What
\rf jod 1890:575.4

\op piýazhi paýxe a," aý-biamaý (Mashchiüýge-iüý akaý). "Waniýta t'eýwathaiý-de
\tr bad / I do / ? / said, they say / Rabbit / the «sub.». / Quadruped / when they kill them
\rf jod 1890:575.5

\op wapaýdai-de eýnahathoüýthoü niýkashiüýga-ma wa'iý-noüi" (aý-biamaý Mashchiüýgi-iüý
\tr when they cut them up / in equal piles or shares / the people «pl. ob.» / they usually give to them / said, they say / Rabbit
\rf jod 1890:575.6

\op akaý). "Shoükeýtha-ga, eheý," aý-biamaý Taýxti-giýkidaýbi akaý. Shoüý-noü
\tr the «sub.». / Let the «recl. ob.» alone, / I say, / said, they say / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / the «sub.». / Still «despite what was said»
\rf jod 1890:575.7

\op Mashchiüýge-iüý akaý ubaýsnoü-biama "Daýdoü thiü piýxoü thiü aýhoü," aý-biamaý
\tr Rabbit / the «sub.». / pushed «the knife» into the meat, they say / What / the «mv. ob.» / I blow it «a light ob.» / the «mv. ob.» / ? / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:575.8

\op (taýxtigiýkidaýbi aka). "Oüýbixoüý-ga! oüýbixoüý-ga!" aý-bi
\tr (@{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / the «sub.»). / Blow me «as a light ob.» / blow me «as a light ob.» / having said, they say, / thither by degrees
\rf jod 1890:575.9

\op athaý-biamaý. Bixoüý-bi egoüý, Mashchiüýge-iüý theý amaý gaxaýdoüxchi. Goüýki
\tr went, they say. / Having blown him, they say, / Rabbit / was going, they say / with his fur standing out all over from his being blown at. / And then
\rf jod 1890:575.10

\op theý amaý Taýxti-giýkidaýbi akaý taýxti ke thizaý-bi egoüý, itiý'oühe theýtha-bi egoüý,
\tr was going, they say / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / the «sub.» / deer / the «recl. ob.» / having taken it, they say, / put the «lg. ob.» in his belt, / suddenly, they say, / having
\rf jod 1890:575.11

\op athaý-biamaý. Taýxti aýna t'eýwathaiý-ma bthuýga itiýwazhi- noüý akiý-noü-biamaý.
\tr went, they say. / Deer / how many / those which were killed «pl. ob.» / all / putting them the «lg.» objects in his belt / usually / he usually reached home, they say.
\rf jod 1890:575.12

\op Niýkashiüýga sneýdeaýxti-biamaý. Shoüý gaýxe akiý-bi egoüý, taýxti aýna t'eýwathaiý-ma
\tr Person / very tall, they say. / Having quit / having reached, again, they say, / deer / how many / those which were killed «pl. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:575.13

\op bthuýgaxti Taýxti-giýkidaýbi akaý itiýwazhi akiý-biamaý. Hoüý ki, Mashchiüýge-iüý
\tr all / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / the «sub.» / putting them, the «lg.» objects in his belt / reached home, they say. / Night / when / Rabbit
\rf jod 1890:575.14

\op amaý ugaýshoü amaý shoü ptaýxtigiýkidaýbi tiý te uthiýshoü goüý hoüý te nazhiüý
\tr the «mv. sub.» / was traveling, they say / until / @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / lodge / the «std. ob.» / going around it / awhile / night / when / he was
\rf jod 1890:575.15

\op aýthoükaý. Wagthiýshka wiü thizaý-bi egoüý, eýgithoüý-biamaý: "Wagthiýshka, neý te
\tr std. / Insect / one / having taken it, they say, / said to it, they say: / O insect, / you go / will
\rf jod 1890:575.16

\op thoüýzha, tashtaýdexti teýdi naýxta te ha" aý-biamaý. Eýgithe hoüýegoüýche ki
\tr though / the flank itself «+just on the flank» / in the / you bite him / will /  / said, they say. / At length / morning / when
\rf jod 1890:575.17

\op Taýxti-giýkidaýbi wakeýga, aý-biamaý. Tashtaýde thoüýdi tha'iýi'thaý amaý. Ki thi'uý
\tr @{Taýxti-giýkidaýbi} / sick, / said, they say. / Flank / in the / itched him, they say. / And / scratched with his fingers
\rf jod 1890:576.1

\op te shoüý thishtoüýazhiýxti shoüýshoü goüý zhuý thoü uthiý'ude amaý goüý t'eý amaý. Ki
\tr when / still / not ceasing at all / continually / at last «?» / flesh / the / scratched a hole in, they say / and / died / they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:576.2

\op niýkashiüýga amaý eýgithoüý-biamaý: "Mashchiüýge-iüý toüýwoü giýgthoüi-ga,"
\tr people / the «pl. sub.» / said to «each other», they say: / Rabbit / village / make ye for him "erect a village for him.
\rf jod 1890:576.3

\op aý-biamaý. Ki Mashchiüýge-iüý akaý eýgithoüý-biamaý: "Wiý toüýwoü giýgthoüi
\tr said, they say. / And / Rabbit / the «sub.» / said to «one?», they say: / I / village they place for one
\rf jod 1890:576.4

\op moübthiüý-maýzhi," aý-biamaý. "Wa'uýzhiüga waxpaýthiüxti agiýoübtha utoüýnadi, aýdoü
\tr I walk I not / said, they say. / Old woman / very poor / I left her, my own / in a lonely place / therefore
\rf jod 1890:576.5

\op agtheý taý miüke," aý-bi egoüý, agthaý-biamaý. Shetoüý.
\tr I start back / will / I who / having said, they say. / So far.
\rf jod 1890:576.6

\ti The rabbit and the turkeys

\op Mashchiüýge-iüý amaý atheý amaýma. Eýgithe Ziziýka juýba edediý amaýma.
\tr Rabbit / the «mv. sub.» / was going, they say. / At length / Turkey / some / were there, they say.
\rf jod 1890:577.1

\op Eýdi ahiý-bi oüý, "Giýi-ga haý, wiýxuka taiý miüke," aý-biamaý. Goüý Ziziýka amaý
\tr There / having arrived, they say, / Come ye / ! / I will sing for you «pl.», / said he, they say. / And / Turkey / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:577.2

\op atiý-bi oüý, "Ahauý! weýxuka taiý ha, Mashchiüýge-iüý," aý-biamaý. "Wiýxuka taiý
\tr having come, they say, / Oho! / sing for us / will / , / Rabbit, / said they, they say. / I sing for
\rf jod 1890:577.3

\op miüke thoüýzha, toügeýgoü-maýshe aýgahaýi-ga. Eýgithe ishtaý thaýbtha taiý. Wiüý ishtaý
\tr you «pl.» / though, / ye who are somewhat large / be ye outside. / Beware / eye / you open / lest «pl.». / One / eye
\rf jod 1890:578.1

\op thaýbthai ki, ishtaý thizhiýde taiýte ha," aý-biamaý. Goüý waoüý-biamaý. "Heý!
\tr you «pl.» open / if, / eye / you red / shall «pl.» /  / said he, they say. / And / sang, they say. / Alas!
\rf jod 1890:578.2

\op wadoüýbe thiükeý! Ishtaý zhideý! Ishtaý zhideý! Iüýbe-noü thi'oüýdzhe! Iüýbe-noü
\tr looker / the one who! / eye / red! / eye / red! / Tail «of bird» regularly / he opens out! / Tail «of bird» regularly
\rf jod 1890:578.3

\op thi'oüýdzhe." Tanfgaý-ma aýthutoü waýthizaý-bi oüý, uýzhiha uzhiý gthiüý-bi oüý, wiüý
\tr he opens out. / The large ones «pl. ob.» / straight way / having taken them, they say, / [He took them whereever they were] / sack / filling / having sat, they say, / one
\rf jod 1890:578.4

\op ishtaýxoüxoü gaýxa-bi ki, "Tenaý! naýthuhaýxti toügeýgoü oüýgathiü sheýnaawaýthe
\tr eyes opened a little / made, they say / when, / Why! / almost / us who are somewhat large «pl. ob.» / exterminating us
\rf jod 1890:578.5

\op atheý akaý ha," aý-bi oüý, "Ku+!" eý goü, gioüý athaý-biamaý. Theýaka Mashchiüýge-iüý
\tr he is going /  / having said, they say, / "Koo-oo!" / said / as / flying / went, they say. / This one «sub.» / Rabbit
\nt Koo-oo = Sound of whirr of the wings.
\rf jod 1890:578.6

\op wa'iüý agthaý-bi oüý, akiý-bi oüý, "Koühaý, gaýke eýgithe shtoüýbe te. Awaý'iü
\tr carrying a bundle or pack on his back / having gone homeward, they say, / having reached home, they say, / Grandmother, / that «lg. ob.» / beware / you look at it / lest. / I carried it on my back
\rf jod 1890:578.7

\op agthiý thoüýzha, aýkida gthiüý-ga," aý-biamaý. Eýgithe naýxpe gaseý theý amaý. "Edaýdoü
\tr I came home / though, / guarding it / sit, / said he, they say. / At length / a spit / to cut / was going, they say. / What
\rf jod 1890:578.8

\op 'iüýgthi edoüý" etheýgoü-bi oüý ikoüý akaý uýzhiha ke thishkaý-bi oüý, wadoüýbe ki,
\tr did he bring home on his back /  «fem. soliloquy»? / having thought, they say / his grandmother / the «sub.» / sack / the «lg. ob.» / having untied, they say / looked / when,
\rf jod 1890:578.9

\op bthuýga gioüý-bi oüý, xaýde ti te saýpixtioüý tiýhukoü te iýhe agthaý-bi oüý,
\tr all / having flown, they say, / grass / lodge / the «std. ob.» / hitting hard against it / smoke-hole / the «std. ob.» / passing that way / having started home, they say,
\rf jod 1890:578.10

\op noüýzhiüshcheýxchi wiüý wateý iýgaxthiý amaý ikoüý thiükeý. Eýgithe akiý-biamaý ha
\tr barely / one / skirt / was killing it with, they say / his grandmother / the «st. one». / At length / reached home, they say / 
\rf jod 1890:578.11

\op Mashchiüýge-iüý amaý. "Hiü! shpathoüý 'agthaaýgithe ithaýnahiüý ehoü+," aý-biamaý.
\tr Rabbit / the «mv. sub.». / Oh! / grandchild / I have made my own suffer / I truly /  «fem.»! / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:578.12

\op "Waýhuaý! koühaý, shtoüýbazhi te, eheý thoüýshti." Goüý Ziziýka thiükeý thishnaý akaý
\tr Really! / grandmother, / you are not to look at it, / I said / formerly. / And / Turkey / the one who «ob.» / was stripping off its feathers
\rf jod 1890:578.13

\op Mashchiüýge-iüý akaý. Thishnaý-bi oüý, thishtoüý-bi kiý, shi paýda-bi oüý, shiýbe te
\tr Rabbit / the «sub.». / having stripped off its feathers, they say, / finished, they say / when, / again / having dissected it, they say, / entrail, / the «col. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:578.14

\op thizaý-bi oüý, ikoüý thiükeý gi'iý theýtha-bi oüý, "Koühaý, gaýte shiýbe te thizaý-ga
\tr having taken, they say, / his grandmother / the «st. ob.» / giving to his own / having sent suddenly, they say, / Grandmother, / that «col. ob.» / entrail / the «col. ob.» / take it
\rf jod 1890:578.15

\op ha." Ikoüý thiükeý wathiýtoü moüýgthe nazhiüý ki, wamiý gateý heýbe giýoütha theýtha-bi oüý,
\tr ! / His grandmother / the one who «ob.» / working / erect / stood / when, / blood / lump / part / having thrown away at her, they say,
\rf jod 1890:578.16

\op hiýutoüýna teýdi, "Wuhu+! koühaý, t'eoüýthagitheýxti zhoüý," aý-biamaý. Goüýki
\tr &pudendum &muliebre «in this case» / at the, / Oho! / grandmother, / you have indeed killed me, your relation, / said he, they say. / And then
\rf jod 1890:579.1

\op wa'uýzhiüga akaý, "Hiüý, shpathoüý, t'eaýgitheý-xti moüý ehoü+," aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr old woman / the «sub.», / Oh! / grandchild, / I have indeed killed him, my own /  «fem. in soliloquy»!, / said she, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:579.2

\op wa'uýzhiüga akaý aýshiata neýtha-biamaý. Goüý Ziziýka thiükeý Paýthiü weýku 'iýtha-biamaý
\tr old woman / the «sub.» / outside of the lodge / kindled a fire, they say. / And / Turkey / the one who «ob.» / Pawnee / to invite them to feast on it / he spoke of, they say
\rf jod 1890:579.3

\op Mashchiüýge-iüý akaý. Goüý waýgtha athaý-biamaý. Goüý akiý-bi egoüý, eýxti tizheýbegthoü
\tr Rabbit / the «sub.». / And / messenger to invite guests to a feast / went, they say. / And / having reached home again, they say / he himself / door-flap
\rf jod 1890:579.4

\op thoü baheý iýthe gthiüý-biamaý, gataýxi kithoüý te, "Naýwa, Sitheý-makoüý
\tr the part / knocked it out from the lodge by pushing / sat, they say, / it fell back and made a sudden tapping sound / when, / Ho! / @{Sitheý-makoüý}
\rf jod 1890:579.5

\op theshaýthu," eý gthiüý-biamaý. Ikoüý akaý goüý ki aýshiataýtoü, "Tuýshpathoüý! Paýthiü iüthiüýhahoü-bazhiý-xchi
\tr chief, / saying it / sat, they say. / His grandmother / the «sub.» / and «?» / when / from the outside of the lodge, / My grandchild! / Pawnee / they do not know him, my kinsman, at all
\rf jod 1890:579.6

\op ehoü+!" eý gthiüý-biamaý. Paýthiü weýku-bi ai wiüýka-bazhiý-xti
\tr  «fem. in soliloquy»!! / saying / sat, they say. / Pawnee / that he had invited them to a feast / said / he did not speak a single word that was true
\rf jod 1890:579.7

\op goü eýxchi iýe heýbe ugiýkie gthiüý-biamaý.
\tr as / he himself / words / part / speaking to his own «words?» / sat, they say.
\rf jod 1890:579.8

\ti The bird chief

\op Wazhiüýga-maý bthuýgaxti weýboü-biamaý. Wazhiüýga wiüoüýwa maýxe keýta
\tr The birds «pl. ob.» / all / they called them, they say. / Bird / which one / upper world / at the
\rf jod 1890:580.1

\op aýta gioüý shiý thaýthiüsheý nudoüýhoüga shniüý tateý ha, aý-biamaý. Ki bthuýgaxti
\tr furthest / flying / you reach / you who move / leader / hou be / shall / said, they say. / And / all
\rf jod 1890:580.2

\op eýkitoühaýxti moüýshi athaý-biamaý. Ki Kiýxaxaýdzhoü akaý Xithaý aýhiü kigtheý hiü
\tr at equal heights / high in the air / went, they say. / And / Wren / the «sub.» / Eagle / wing / beneath / feathers
\rf jod 1890:581.1

\op shkuýbe thoü ugthiüý-biamaý. Goüý wazhiüýga amaý bthuýgaxti aýhiü uzheýtha-bi egoüý, hideý
\tr thick / the part / sat in, they say. / And / bird / the «pl. sub.» / all / wing / tired, they say / as, / below
\rf jod 1890:581.2

\op giý-bi ki, eý-noü athaý-biamaý Xithaý amaý. Ki Xithaý thiü shetoüý amaý ki, Kiýxaxaýdzhoü
\tr were returning, they say / when, / he only / went, they say / Eagle / the «mv. sub.». / And / Eagle / the «mv. one» / was so far, they say / when, / Wren
\rf jod 1890:581.3

\op amaý aýkihoü athaý-biamaý. Ki wazhiüýga amaý bthuýgaxti hideý gthiý-bi ki, Xithaý
\tr the «mv. sub.» / beyond / went, they say. / And / bird / the «pl. sub.» / all / below / had returned, they say / when, / Eagle
\rf jod 1890:581.4

\op amaý-noü goüýtexti ki agthiý-biamaý. Ki sheýnoü-bi eýskoü etheýgoü-bi egoüý,
\tr the «mv. sub.» only / a long time / when / returned, they say. / And / enough, they say / perhaps / they thought, they say / as «+having»,
\rf jod 1890:581.5

\op waýthawaý-biamaý wazhiüýga amaý. Eýgithe Kiýxaxaýdzhoü eý-noü gthiýazhi amaý. Ki
\tr they counted them, they say / bird / the «pl. sub.». / Behold / Wren / only he / had not returned, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:581.6

\op ithaýpa-biamaý. Eýgithe agthiý-biamaý goüýgexti ki. Xithaý oüýxtikitheýgoü amaý ki,
\tr they waited for him, they say. / At length / he returned, they say / a long time / when. / Eagle / was thinking too highly of himself, / they say / when,
\rf jod 1890:581.7

\op eýgithe Kiýxaxaýdzhoü akaý eý aýta gaýxaiiý-biamaý.
\tr behold / Wren / the «sub.» / that / chief one / was made, they say.
\rf jod 1890:581.8

\ti The buffalo and the grizzly bear -- an Omaha myth

\op Eýgithe Moüchuý amaý atheý amaýma, watiýshka eýiüte uhaý-bi oüý. Pathaýge wiü
\tr At length / Grizzly bear / the «mv. sub.» / was going, they say, / stream / perhaps / having followed its course, they say. / Headland / one
\rf jod 1890:582.1

\op nazhiüý teý amaý ki, uskoüýskoüxti athaý-biamaý. Pathaýge te eýthoübe ahiý-bi ki,
\tr it was standing, they say / when, / in a straight line «directly towards it» / went, they say. / Headland / the «std. ob.» / in sight / arrived, they say / when,
\rf jod 1890:582.2

\op eýgithe Tenuýga wiü kiýgthe te nazhiüý akaýma. Moüchuý akaý hiýde niýstustu
\tr behold / Buffalo bull / one / underneath / the «std. ob.» / was std., they say. / Grizzly bear / the «sub.» / base / backing step by step
\rf jod 1890:582.3

\op agiý-bi egoüý, niý keýta athaý-bi oüý, niý ke uhaý athaý-bi oüý, ugaýs'iü ahiý-bi
\tr having come, they say, / stream / to the «lg. ob.» / having gone, they say, / stream / the «lg. ob.» / following / having gone, they say, / peeping / arrived, they say
\rf jod 1890:582.4

\op ki, te-diýxe toüý amaý xthaýxtioü pamoüýgthexti nazhiüý amaý Tenuýga toüý ukiýgthi'age
\tr when, / scabby buffalo / std. / they say / very lean / with bowed head / was std., they say / Buffalo bull / the «std.» / indisposed to move
\rf jod 1890:582.5

\op goüý. Moüchuý amaý gthaýda-bi oüý, ku'eý athaý-bi oüý, Tenuýga nazhiýha thoü uthoüý
\tr as. / Grizzly bear / the «mv. sub.» / crept up on him, they say / having, / with a rush / went, they say / having, / Buffalo bull / hair of the head / the part / grasped
\rf jod 1890:582.6

\op ithoüý-bi oüý, thipaýza-biamaý. Thikuýwiüxe athiüý-bi oüý, thizhoüýzhoü, "Iýa-ga haý!
\tr suddenly, they say / having, / pulled him by the hair, they say. / Pulling him around / had him, they say / having, / shook him often, / Speak / !
\rf jod 1890:582.7

\op Iýa-ga haý! Gaýthuxti moübthiüý aýthiüheý ki oüthoüýthakizhaýzhe amaý. Keý, na, iýa-ga!"
\tr Speak / ! / That unseen place / I walk / I who move / when / you threatened to attack me / they say. / Come, / now, / speak!
\rf jod 1890:582.8

\op (aý-biamaý). Noübeý bthaýska shti iýtiü-noüý-bi oüý, pashiýzhe te. "Tenaý! eaýtoü
\tr (said, they say). / Paw / flat / too / hit him with it often / having, / tip of nose / the «ob.» / Fie! / why
\rf jod 1890:582.9

\op iýwikizhaýzhe ta, goüýxti moüniüý thaýthiüsheý," aý-biamaý Tenuýga akaý. "Oüýkazhi ha!
\tr I threaten to attack you / should, / just in the manner «you mention?» / you walk / you who move, / said, they say / Buffalo bull / the «sub.». / Not so / .
\rf jod 1890:582.10

\op oüthoüýthakizhaýzhe amaý," aý-biamaý Moüchuý akaý. Nazhiüýha thoüý thishtoüý-bi oüý, uthiýshoü
\tr you threatened to attack me / they say, / said, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / Hair of the head / the part / let it go, they say, / having, / around him
\rf jod 1890:582.11

\op athaý-bi oüý, siüýde keý uthoüý-bi oüý, shi thiuýubthiü athiüý-bi oüý, thishtoüý taý-bi kiý,
\tr having gone, they say, / tail / the «lg. ob.» / having grasped, they say, / again / pulled him round and round / having had him, they say, / about to let him go, they say / when,
\rf jod 1890:582.12

\op shoüdeý thoü noübeý bthaýska iýtiü-biamaý. Tenuýga thiü gabthaýbthazhe moüthiüý amaý.
\tr &scrotum / the part / paw / flat / hit him there with it, they say. / Buffalo bull / the «mv. ob.» / legs wide apart / was walking / they say.
\rf jod 1890:582.13

\op "Uü*huühuü*huühuü+! niaýzhixchioüý shkaýxe aýhoü," aý-biamaý Tenuýga akaý. Moüchuý
\tr Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! / not paining at all / you make /  «in soliloquy»!, / said, they say / Buffalo bull / the «sub.». / Grizzly bear
\rf jod 1890:582.14

\op amaý athaý-biamaý, niüýde kuýshti eýgoü. Tenuýga akaý getheýgoü-biamaý, "Aýkithaý-ba
\tr the «mv. sub.» / went, they say, / hams / «see note» / somewhat. / Buffalo bull / the «sub.» / thought as follows, they say, / Return the blows
\rf jod 1890:583.1

\op hauý! Thiý shti eýgoüxti eýgoü-noü niü thoüýshti wazhiüý te," etheýgoü amaý ki, Moüchuý
\tr ! / You / too / just so / often like / you were / in the past / disposition / the / was thinking / they say / when, / Grizzly bear
\rf jod 1890:583.2

\op akaý iýbahoüý-biamaý. "Wa! edeýshegoüý a," aý-biamaý Moüchuý akaý. "Edeýha-maýzhi
\tr the «sub.» / knew it, they say. / Why! / what do you say / ? / said, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / I said nothing
\rf jod 1890:583.3

\op ha," eý amaý Tenuýga. Shi xaýtha agiý-bi oüý, shi Tenuýga thikuýwiüxeýxti athiüý-biamaý.
\tr . / was saying, they say / Buffalo bull. / Again / back to starting-point / having come, they say, / again / Buffalo bull / turned him around very fast / had him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:583.4

\op Shi heý te uthoüý-bi oüý, paý thoü shti thiuýubthiüý-noü athiüý-biamaý shi.
\tr Again / horn / the «ob.» / having grasped, they say, / head / the part / too / pulled it round and round often / had him, they say / again.
\rf jod 1890:583.5

\op "Na! gaýzhoü eheý kiýshti weýthazha thoüýshti," aý-biamaý Moüchuý akaý. Shi siüýde ke
\tr Fie! / you do that / I said / when / you denied it / formerly, / said, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / Again / tail / the «lg. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:583.6

\op uthoüý-bi oüý, shi pahoüýga giý'oüi teý eýgoü giý'oü-biamaý. Noübeý bthaýska
\tr having grasped it, they say, / again / before / did to him / the / so / did to him, they say. / Paw / flat
\rf jod 1890:583.7

\op iýtiü-biamaý. Shi gabthaýbthazhe moüthiüý amaý Tenuýga. "Uü*huühuü*huühuü+
\tr hit him with, they say. / Again / legs wide apart / was walking, they say / Buffalo bull. / Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh!
\rf jod 1890:583.8

\op niaýzhixchioüý shkaýxe aýhoü," aý-biamaý Tenuýga akaý. Shi athaý-biamaý Moüchuý amaý.
\tr not paining at all / you make /  «in soliloquy»!, / said, they say / Buffalo bull / the «sub.». / Again / went, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:583.9

\op Shi Tenuýga akaý eýgithe eýgoü getheýgoü-biamaý shi: "Waýhuaý! Aýkithaý-ga hauý!
\tr Again / Buffalo bull / the «sub.» / at length / so / thought as follows, they say / again: / Really! Return the blows / !
\rf jod 1890:583.10

\op Thiý shti wazhiüý te eýgoü-xti eýgoü-noüý niü thoüýshti," etheýgoü amaý. Shi Moüchuý amaý
\tr You / too / disposition / the «ob.» / just so / often like / you were / formerly, / was thinking, they say. / Again / Grizzly bear / the «mv. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:583.11

\op shi iýbahoüý-biamaý. "Wa! edeýshegoüý a," aý-biamaý. "Edeýha-maýzhi ha," eý amaý
\tr again / knew it, they say. / Why! / what do you say / ? / said, they say. / I said nothing /  / was saying, they say
\rf jod 1890:583.12

\op Tenuýga. "Gaýzhoü eheý kiýshti weýthazha thoüýshti," aý-biamaý, xaýtha agiý-bi egoüý.
\tr Buffalo bull. / You do that / I said / when / you doubted it / formerly, / said, they say, / back to the starting-point / having come, they say.
\rf jod 1890:583.13

\op Thipaýze uthoüý ithoüý-bi oüý, shi thikuýwiüxeýxti athiüý-bi oüý shi noübeý bthaýska shti
\tr Pulled his hair «on the head» / seized him / suddenly, they say / having, / again / turned him around very fast / having had him, they say / again / paw / flat / too
\rf jod 1890:583.14

\op iýtiü-noüý-biamaý. Shi siüýde ke uthoüý-bi oüý, shi noübeý bthaýska shti iýtiü-biamaý,
\tr hit him with it often, they say. / Again / tail / the «lg. ob.» / having grasped it, they say, / again / paw / flat / too / hit him with it, they say,
\rf jod 1890:583.15

\op pahoüýga giý'oüi teý eýgoü giý'oü-biamaý. "Uü*huühuü*huühuüp! niaýzhixchioüý
\tr before / did to him / the / so / did to him, they say. / Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! / not paining at all
\rf jod 1890:583.16

\op shkaýxe aýhoü," aý-biamaý Tenuýga akaý. Shi athaý-biamaý Moüchuý amaý. Shi ptenuýga
\tr you make /  «in soliloquy»!, / said, they say / Buffalo bull / the «sub.». / Again / went, they say / Grizzly bear / the «mv. sub.». / Again / Buffalo bull
\rf jod 1890:583.17

\op etheýgoü amaý, "Waýhuaý! Aýkithaý-ga hauý! Thiý shti wazhiüý* te eýgoüxti eýgoü-noüý niü
\tr was thinking, they say, / Really! / Return the blows / ! / You / too / disposition / the / just so / often like / you were
\rf jod 1890:583.18

\op thoüýshti," etheýgoü amaý. Shi Moüchuý amaý shi iýbahoü-biamaý. "Wa! edeýshegoü
\tr formerly, / was thinking, they say. / Again / Grizzly bear / the «mv. sub.» / again / knew it, they say. / Why! / what do you say
\rf jod 1890:584.1

\op a," aý-biamaý (Moüchuý akaý). "Edeýha-maýzhi ha," eý amaý Tenuýga. "Aýkithaý-ga
\tr ? / said, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / I said nothing /  / was saying, they say / Buffalo bull. / Return the blows
\rf jod 1890:584.2

\op hauý! Thiý shti wazhiüý te eýgoüxti eýgoü-noüý niü thoüýshti, eheý ha," aý-biamaý. "Oühoüý,"
\tr ! / You / too / disposition / the / just so / often like / you were / formerly, / I said /  / said, they say. / Yes,
\rf jod 1890:584.3

\op aý-biamaý Moüchuý akaý. Tenuýga amaý niýstustuý athaý-biamaý. Siüýde ke thiýhoü
\tr said, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / Buffalo bull / the «mv. sub.» / backing step by step / went, they say. / Tail / the «lg. ob.» / raised
\rf jod 1890:584.4

\op theýtha-biamaý. "Na! oüýhazhi-ga haý, aý-biamaý Moüchuý akaý. Tenuýga amaý
\tr suddenly in the air, they say. / Why! / do not flee / ! / said, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / Buffalo bull / the «mv. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:584.5

\op kioüýtha gthiheýtha-bi oüý, ukiýpatoütoüý-biamaý. Tenuýga amaý niýstustuý moüthiüý-biamaý,
\tr having thrown himself down suddenly, they say, / turned himself back and forth, they say «&not rolling over and over in one direction». / Buffalo bull / the «mv. sub.» / backing step by step / walked, they say,
\rf jod 1890:584.6

\op moü-noüý'u. "Na! oüýhazhi-ga, eheý," aý-biamaý Moüchuý akaý. Ki
\tr pawing the ground. / Fie! / do not flee, / I say, / said, they say / Grizzly bear / the «sub.». / And
\rf jod 1890:584.7

\op Tenuýga akaý ieýnaxiýtha tai eýgoü niýstustuý moüthiüýi te. Ki Moüchuý akaý
\tr Buffalo bull the «sub.» / to attack him / in order to / backed step by step / walked / the «completed act». / And / Grizzly bear / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:584.8

\op baýazaý-bi etheýgoüi te. Tenuýga akaý Moüchuý eshoüýxchi hiý ki, zhudeý thaheýga-bazhiý-bi oüý,
\tr that he was scared / he thought / the «completed act». / Buffalo bull / the «sub.» / Grizzly bear / near to him / arrived / when, / having puffed exceedingly «in breathing», they say,
\rf jod 1890:584.9

\op ku'eý athaý-biamaý. Moüchuý moüshiaýhaxti oüth* itheýtha-biamaý. Giý
\tr with a rush / went, they say. / Grizzly bear / very high in the air / threw him / suddenly, they say. / Returning
\rf jod 1890:584.10

\op ki, shi ithaýoüthe zhaýha-bi oüý, shi moüshiaýha oüth* itheýtha-biamaý. Kiýhadi kiheý ki,
\tr when, / again / "on the fly" / having gored him, they say, / again / high in the air / threw him / suddenly, they say. / Downward / laid again / when,
\rf jod 1890:584.11

\op toüýde aýbasoüýda-bi kiý, bashnoüý-bi oüý, Moüchuý amaý athaý-biamaý miüdaýda,
\tr ground / pushing against the animal on the ground, they say / when, / having failed to gore him, they say, / Grizzly bear / the «mv. sub.» / went, they say / crawling by degrees,
\rf jod 1890:584.12

\op bashnoüýshnoü athiüý-biamaý. Moüaý ke uchiýzhe ke eýgiha aýiaýtha-bi oüý, Moüchuý amaý
\tr thrusting at him often and missing him each time / had him, they say. / Cliff / the «lg. ob.» / thicket / the «lg. ob.» / into it / having gone, they say, / Grizzly bear / the «mv. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:584.13

\op iüteýde Tenuýga amaý ukiýgthispe thi'aý-bi oüý, aýkusoüýde moüaý koüýha ke aýiaýtha-biamaý.
\tr but now / Buffalo bull / the «mv. sub.» / to hold himself back / having failed, they say, / beyond / cliff / bank / the «lg. ob.» / had gone, they say.
\rf jod 1890:584.14

\op Gaýthuxti ahiý-bi oüý, siüýde ke thixoüý teýgoü nazhiüý-biamaý Tenuýga akaý.
\tr At that very unseen place / having reached, there, they say, / tail / the «lg. ob.» / raised and bent / stood, they say / Buffalo bull / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:584.15

\op Moüchuý akaý moüaý ke ugaýs'iü agthiý-bi oüý, "Tenuýga hauý! ikaýgeoükitheý tateý
\tr Grizzly bear / the «sub.» / cliff / the «lg. ob.» / peeping / having come back, they say, / Buffalo bull / ho! / we shall be friends
\rf jod 1890:584.16

\op hau+! wazhiüý te eaýwakigoü eýgoü," aý-biamaý.
\tr  «called to one at a distance». / disposition / the / we are alike / somewhat, / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:584.17

\ti Adventures of the orphan

\op Toüýwoügthoü juýba gthiüý-biamaý. Ki wa'uýzhiüga wiü Wahoüýthishige
\tr Nation / some / sat, they say. / And / old woman / one / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:586.1

\op zhuýgigthe toüýwoügthoü gaxaýta gthiüý-biamaý. Goü waxpaýthiüxtioüýi te, ti uýthipu,
\tr she with her own / nation / apart from / sat, they say. / And / they were very poor / low tent «of poor people»
\rf jod 1890:586.2

\op xaýde tiý te, gthiüý-biamaý. Ki ituýshpa akaý tiý-gaxe-noüý-biamaý. "Koühaý, moüýde
\tr grass / lodge / the «std. ob.» / sat, they say. / And / her grandchild / the «sub.» / used to play games, they say. / O grandmother / bow
\rf jod 1890:586.3

\op zhiüýga wiü iügaýxa-ga," aý-biamaý. Ikoüý akaý giaýxa-biamaý. Moüý shti giaýxa-biamaý.
\tr small / one / make for me, / said, they say. / His grandmother / the «sub.» / made it for him, they say. / Arrow / too / made for him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:586.4

\op Goü wazhiüýga wakiýde-noüý-biamaý ituýshpa akaý. Shoüý wazhiüýga-ma
\tr And / bird / used to shoot at them, they say / her grandchild / the «sub.». / And / the birds
\rf jod 1890:586.5

\op ipiýthahe ke eýgaxeýxti miýwazhi akiý-noü-biamaý. Ki wakiýde-pi-xtiý-biamaý
\tr belt / the «lg. ob.» / all around in a circle / putting them in his belt / he used to reach home, they say. / And / he was a very good marksman, they say
\rf jod 1890:586.6

\op nuýzhiüga akaý, edaýdoü thiüý shtewoüý t'eýthe-noüý-biamaý. Tiýi thoütaý za'eý-xti-noüý-biamaý,
\tr boy / the «sub.», / what / the «mv. ob.» / soever / he usually killed it, they say. / Tents / at the «cv. ob.» / they used to make a great noise, they say.
\rf jod 1890:586.7

\op miüý shoü moüýshi tithoüý teýdi. Ikoüý thiükeý iýmaxaý-biamaý: "Koühaý,
\tr sun / the «cv. ob.» / high in the air / the «cv. ob.» became / when. / His grandmother / the «st. ob.» / he questioned her, they say: / O grandmother,
\rf jod 1890:586.8

\op gaýama za'eý amaý eaýtoüi a," aý-biamaý. Ikoüý akaý eýgithoüý-biamaý, "Gaýama
\tr those unseen ones / they are making a noise / why are they / ? / said, they say. / His grandmother / the «sub.» / said to him, they say, / Those unseen ones «sub. of an action»
\rf jod 1890:587.1

\op toüýwoügthoü amaýdi wazhiüýga wiü hiý-noü amaý zhiýdexti. Tiýi thoüýdi maý'a
\tr nation / near those «sub. of an action» / bird / one / reaches there regularly, they say / very red. / Tents / by the «cv. ob.» / cottonwood
\rf jod 1890:587.2

\op xthabeý sneýdeaýxti tethoüý aýtoü-noüý-biamaý wazhiüýga akaý. Tiýi thoü bthuýgaxti
\tr tree / very tall / the «std. ob.» in the past / ho stands on regularly, they say / bird / the «sub.». / Tents / the «cv. ob.» / all
\rf jod 1890:587.3

\op wazhiüýga akaý ugaýzhide-noüý-biamaý mazhoüý thoü. Eýdegoü niýkagahiý akaý
\tr bird / the «sub.» / sheds a red light over them, they say / land / the «cv. ob.». / But / chief / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:587.4

\op kiýdewaýkithaý-biamaý. Eýbe t'eýthe thiükeý izhoüýge thiükeý gthoüý te," aý-biamaý.
\tr causes them to shoot at it, they say. / Who / kills it / the one who / his daughter / the one who / marry her / may, / said she, they say.
\rf jod 1890:587.5

\op "Koühaý, eýdi btheý taý miüke," aý-biamaý. "Awaýdixti neý te ehoü+!
\tr O grandmother, / there / I go / will / I who, / said, they say. / To what place indeed / you go / can /  «fem.»!
\rf jod 1890:587.6

\op Waweýxtaxtaiý he. Iýthixta taiý he," aý-biamaý ikoüý akaý. "Uthaýde-xti thithiüýge
\tr They are those who abuse people /  «fem.». / Abuse you / will «pl.» /  «fem.». / said, they say / his grandmother / the «sub.». / Real cause for «going?» / you have none
\rf jod 1890:587.7

\op ehoü+!" Shoüý ituýshpa akaý moüýde gthiýza-bi egoüý, athaiý te, aýshi. "Eýgithe shneý
\tr  «few»! / Yet / her grandchild / the «sub.» / bow / took his, they say / as «+having.». / went / out of doors. / Beware / you go
\rf jod 1890:587.8

\op te, eheý," aý-biamaý ikoüý akaý. "Goüý gaýgedi tiý-gaxe moübthiüý taý miüke,"
\tr lest, / I say, / said, they say / his grandmother / the «sub.». / At any rate / to those unseen places / to play games / I walk / will / I who,
\rf jod 1890:587.9

\op aý-biamaý ituýshpa akaý. Eýgithe ituýshpa amaý athaý-biamaý shoüýshoü te toüýwoügthoü.
\tr said, they say / her grandchild / the «sub.». / At length / her grandchild / the «mv. sub.» / went, they say / without stopping / the / nation.
\rf jod 1890:587.10

\op Tiýi thoü koüýge athaý-bi ki, ugaýzhide amaý toüýwoügthoüý thoü. Niýashiüga amaý
\tr Tents / the «cv. ob.» / near at hand / went, they say / when, / it shone with a red light / nation / the «cv. ob.». / People / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:587.11

\op aýkieýxti amaýma kiýde amaýma wazhiüýga thiükeý. Eýdi ahiý-biamaý Wahoüýthishiýge
\tr were «mv.» in a great crowd, they say / were shooting at it as they moved, they say / bird / the «st. ob.». / There / arrived, they say / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:587.12

\op amaý. Niýashiüga wiüý ahiý-bi egoüý, "Giý-ga haý, Wahoüýthiüge! thakiýde te,"
\tr the «mv. sub.». / Person / one / reached there, they say / as «+having», / O come / Orphan! / you shoot at it / may
\rf jod 1890:587.13

\op aý-biamaý. Noüýwapaýbi egoüý, waýbagtha nazhiüý-biamaý Wahoüýthishiýge akaý.
\tr said, they say. / Feared them, they say / as «+having» / drawing back thro' shame or diffidence / stood, they say / Orphan / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:587.14

\op Niýashiüga amaý a-iý-bi egoüý, "Guýdiha! guýdiha eýgoü! Wahoüýthishiýge kiýde
\tr Person / the «mv. sub.» / coming, they say / as, / That way! / that way / somewhat! / Orphan / shoot at it
\rf jod 1890:587.15

\op tateý," aý-biamaý. Wahoüýthiýshiýge akaý wazhiüýga kiýda-biamaý. Noüýzhiüshcheýxchi
\tr shall, / said, they say. / Orphan / the «sub.» / bird / shot at it, they say. / Barely
\rf jod 1890:587.16

\op muýshnoü itheýtha-biamaý. Ishtiýnike akaý kiýde ki, sakib* iheý thiýxthe wiü
\tr he suddenly missed hitting it, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / shot at it / when / beside / lying / reed / one
\rf jod 1890:588.1

\op thidoüý theýtha-biamaý. Niýashiüga amaý aý-biama, "Wuhu+! Wahoüýthiüge akaý
\tr pulling «the string» / he sent it, they say. / People / the «pl. sub.» / said, they say, / Oh! / Orphan / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:588.2

\op oüýthiü t'eýthab athiüý!" "Wiýe bthiüý," aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Wazhiüýga amaý
\tr came very near killing it! / I / I am, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Bird / the «mv. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:588.3

\op gioüý athaý-biamaý ki, niýashiüga amaý goüý ueýtha agthaý-biamaý. Goüý Wahoüýthishiýge
\tr flying / went, they say / when, / people / the «pl. sub.» / at any rate / scattering / went homeward, they say. / And / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:588.4

\op shti agthaý-biamaý. Ki akiýi te, ikoüý thiükeýdi. "Koühaý, wazhiüýga thiükeý
\tr too / went homeward, they say. / And / he reached home, / his grandmother / at the «st. one». / O grandmother, / bird / the one who
\rf jod 1890:588.5

\op oüýthiü t'eýath aýthiü ha," aý-biamaý. "Iýthoüboüý thaýzhi-a he+! Iýthixta taiý he.
\tr I came very near killing it /  / said, they say. / A second time / go not /  «fem.»! / Abuse you / will «pl.» /  «fem.».
\rf jod 1890:588.6

\op Shnaýzhi te oüthoüýi thoüshtiý," aý-biamaý ikoüý akaý. Shi oüýba aýzhi te shi
\tr You go not / shall / we said / heretofore, / said, they say / his grandmother / the «sub.». / Again / day / another / the / again
\rf jod 1890:588.7

\op hoüýegoüýche te eýdi athaý-biamaý. Shi za'eýxtioüý-biamaý. Shi ahiý-biamaý ki,
\tr morning / the / there / went, they say. / Again / there was a great noise, they say. / Again / arrived there, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:588.8

\op eýgoü-biamaý. Shi niýashiüga kiýde aýgazhi akaý shi eýgoü kiýde aýgazhiý-biamaý. Shi kiýdai
\tr so, they say. / Again / person / to shoot at it / commanded him / the «sub.» / again / so / to shoot at it / commanded him, they say. / Again / he shot at it
\rf jod 1890:588.9

\op te eýgoü-biamaý. Shi noüýzhiüshcheýxchi muýshnoü-biamaý. Shi Ishtiýnike akaý kide
\tr the «past act» / so, they say. / Again / barely / missed hitting it, they say. / Again / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / shot at it
\rf jod 1890:588.10

\op ki sakib* iheý thiýxthe wiü thidoüý theýtha-biamaý. (Oüd so on, as on the first day.
\tr when / beside / lying / reed / one / pulling «the string» / he sent it, they say.
\rf jod 1890:588.11

\op Similar adventures on the third day.) Oüýba weýduba te ahiýi te wazhiüýga
\tr Day / fourth / the / arrived there / the «+when» / bird
\rf jod 1890:588.12

\op thiükeý kiýda-biamaý. Kuýsoüdeýxti ithoüýtha-biamaý. "Wuhu+! Wahoüýthiüge
\tr the one who / shot at it, they say. / Through and through / he placed it, they say. / Oh! / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:588.13

\op akaý t'eýthe," aý-bi kiýzhi, Ishtiýnike akaý, "Sa! sa! Wiý t'eaýthe! Wiý t'eaýthe!
\tr the «sub.» / has killed it, / said, they say / when, / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.», / «see note» / I / I killed it! / I / I killed it
\rf jod 1890:588.14

\op Uthaýde thithiüýge! Uthaýde thithiüýge!" aý-biamaý. Goü uheýwakitha-bazhiý-biamaý
\tr Cause for «complaint?» / you have none! / Cause for «complaint?» / you have none! / said, they say. / And / he would not let them have their way, they say
\rf jod 1890:588.15

\op Ishtiýnike akaý, goüý Wahoüýthishiýge wazhiüýga t'eýthai te giýnashaý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.», / and / Orphan / bird / killed it / the / snatched from him, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:588.16

\op niýashiüga amaý aýkie aýbanoü wazhiüýga thiükeý nazhiüý-biamaý. Ki Wahoüýthishige
\tr people / the «pl. sub.» / in a crowd / viewing the spectacle / bird / the «st. ob.» / stood, they say. / And / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:588.17

\op amaý eýdi athaý-bi egoüý, hiüý wiü thishnuýda-bi ki, wazhiüýga bthuýgaxti gthiýza-biamaý,
\tr the «mv. sub.» / there / went, they say / as «+having», / feather / one / pulled out, they say / when, / bird / whole / took his own they say,
\rf jod 1890:589.1

\op zhiýdexti amaý. Agthaý-biamaý. Goüýki niýkagahiý akaý gaý-biamaý,
\tr very red / they say. / Went homeward, they say. / And then / chief / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say,
\rf jod 1890:589.2

\op "Witoüýde thiü athiüý giýi-ga," aý-biamaý. Goüý wazhiüýga thiükeý athiüý agthaý-bi
\tr My daughter's husband / the «mv. one» / be / bringing him hither, / said, they say. / And / bird / the one who / took it homeward, they say
\rf jod 1890:589.3

\op egoüý niýkagahiý akaý eýthiü akiý-i-biamaý, Ishtiýnike akaý shti athiüý akiý-i-biamaý.
\tr as «+having» / chief / the «sub.» / had it taken there to him, they say, / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / too / was taken there to him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:589.4

\op Izhoüýge thoükaý noübaý eýiüge noüý thiükeý Ishtiýnike akaý gthoüý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr His daughter / the ones who / two / perhaps / grown / the one who / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / took her to wife, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:589.5

\op miüýgthoüi eýgoü, goüý gthiüý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Wahoüýthishiýge akaý akiý-biamaý.
\tr took a wife / as, / so / sat, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Orphan / the «sub.» / reached there his home, they say.
\rf jod 1890:589.6

\op "Koühaý, wazhiüýga thiükeý t'eaýthe agthiý," aý-biamaý. "Heý! shpathoüý! heý, shpathoüý!"
\tr O grandmother, / bird / the «st. ob.» / I killed it / I have come home, / said, they say. / Oh! / grandchild! / oh! / grandchild!
\rf jod 1890:589.7

\op aý-biamaý. "Koühaý, weýthitoü-teýgthe iügaýxa-ga haý, uthiýzoü teýdi," aý-biamaý.
\tr said, they say. / O grandmother, / [See notes.] / make for me / ! / middle / at the, / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:589.8

\op Goüý tiý te ugaýzhideýxti gthiüý-biamaý Wahoüýthishiýge akaý ikoüý eýthoüba. Ki,
\tr And / tent / the «std. ob.» / filled with a very red light / sat, they say / Orphan / the «sub.» / his grandmother / she too. / And,
\rf jod 1890:589.9

\op "Koühaý, wathiýgizhe wiü iügaýxa-ga," aý-biamaý. Goüý ikoüý akaý wathiýgizhe giaýxa-biamaý.
\tr O grandmother, / hoop «of hide?» / one / make for me, / said, they say. / And / his grandmother / the «sub.» / hoop / made for him, they say.
\rf jod 1890:589.10

\op Wathiýgizhe biz* ithoüýtha-bi teýdi, uhiýta-bazhiý-biamaý Wahoüýthishiýge
\tr Hoop / to dry / was placed, they say / when, / was anxiously waiting for it, they say / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:589.11

\op akaý. Eýgithe biýze amaý. "Hauý, koühaý, uthiýzoü te gthiüý-ga haý," aý-biamaý.
\tr the «sub.». / At length / dry / they say. / Ho, / grandmother, / middle / the / sit / ! / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:589.12

\op Goüý Wahoüýthishiýge akaý aýshiataý a-iý-nazhiüý-biamaý, tizheýbe iýshnugataýthishoü teýdi
\tr And / Orphan / the «sub.» / outside / came and stood, they say, / door / towards the right hand / at the
\rf jod 1890:589.13

\op nazhiüý-biamaý. Ki gaý-biamaý ikoüý thiükeý, "Koühaý, esheý te haý, Teý niýkashiüýga
\tr stood, they say. / And / said as follows, they say / his grandmother / the «st. ob.», / O grandmother, / you say it / shall / , / Buffalo / person
\rf jod 1890:589.14

\op waýdoüb eýgoü noü goüý-xti eýde shutheý he, shpathoüý he, esheý te haý, koühaý,"
\tr they are seen «?» / usually so / of that very sort «?» / but / goes to you /  «fem.»., / you say it / shall / , / O grandmother,
\rf jod 1890:589.15

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý ikoüý akaý eýgithoüý-biamaý. Tiýataýtoü wathiýgizhe thoü banoüýge
\tr said he, they say. / And / his grandmother / the «sub.» / said to him, they say. / From the tent / hoop / the «cv. ob.» / making it roll by pushing
\rf jod 1890:589.16

\op iýtha-biamaý. Tizheýbe te aýshi eýthoübe atiý-bi ki, teý the uthaiý akaý wiüý goüý
\tr she sent it hither, they say. / Doorway / the / outside / emerging / it came, they say / when, / buffalo / this / told of / the «sub.» / one / so
\rf jod 1890:589.17

\op tithoüý-biamaý. Wahoüýthishiýge akaý kuýsoüdeýxti ithoüýtha-biamaý, tizheýbe teýdi
\tr became suddenly «a cv. ob.», they say. / Orphan / the «sub.» / through and through / placed it, they say, / doorway / at the
\rf jod 1890:590.1

\op t'eýtha-biamaý. Goüý ikoüý eýthoüba paýda-bi egoüý, ikoüý akaý bthugaxti aýga-biamaý.
\tr killed it, they say. / And / his grandmother / she too / they cut up the animal, they say / as «+having», / his grandmother / the «sub.» / whole / cut into slices, they say they say.
\rf jod 1890:590.2

\op Toüýwoügthoü wathaýta-bazhiý-biamaý. Ikoüý akaý iýthixthi heýbe gaýxa-biamaý.
\tr Nation / did not eat anything, they say. / His grandmother / the «sub.» / [See note.] / piece / made, they say.
\rf jod 1890:590.3

\op Thishtoüý-bi ki, "Koühaý, iýthixthi sheýte aniüý neý te," aý-biamaý, "niýkagahiý
\tr Finished, they say / when, / O grandmother, / [See note.] / that pile / having it / you go / will, / said, they say, / chief
\rf jod 1890:590.4

\op thiükeýdi. Geýshe te haý, Tiniý, gaýte thiaýdi thateý tedoü+," aý-biamaý. "Oüý,
\tr to the «st. ob.» / You say as follows / will / , / O son's wife, / that / your father / eat / he may. «fem.» [See note.] / said, they say. / Yes,
\rf jod 1890:590.5

\op goü, eýgoü tateý, shpathoüý," aý-biamaý ikoüý akaý. Goüý eýdi athaý-biamaý ikoüý amaý.
\tr and, / so / shall, / grandchild, / said, they say / his grandmother / the «sub.». / And / there / went, they say / his grandmother / the «mv. sub.».
\rf jod 1890:590.6

\op Goüý tizheýbe teýdi ubaýhoü theýtha-bi egoüý, kigthiýsoütha theýtha-bi egoüý, agiý-biamaý
\tr And / doorway / at the / part of tent near entrance / sent it off, they say / having, / turned herself around suddenly, they say / having, / she was returning home, they say
\rf jod 1890:590.7

\op wa'uýzhiüga akaý. Ki gaý-biamaý tiýata akaý, "Doüýbai-ga, doüýbai-ga, doüýbai-ga,"
\tr old woman / the «sub.». / And / said as follows, they say / in the tent / the one who «sub.», / Look ye! / Look ye! / Look ye!
\rf jod 1890:590.8

\op aý-biamaý. Doüýbe eýthoübe ahiý-bi ki, niýashiüýga shtewoüý thiügaý-biamaý.
\tr said, they say. / To look / emerging / arrived there, they say / when, / person / soever / there was none, they say.
\rf jod 1890:590.9

\op (Wahoüýthishiýge akaý ikoüý thiükeý wathiýshnazhi gikaýxa-biamaý, aýdoü haýshi teýdi,
\tr (Orphan / the «sub.» / his grandmother / the one who «ob.» / invisible / made his, they say, / therefore / after / when,
\rf jod 1890:590.10

\op oüýba weýduboüý tediýhi ki, "Koühaý, wathiýshna shkiý tateý ha, iüýtoü," aý-biamaý.)
\tr day / fourth time / the, it arrived there / when, / O grandmother, / visible / you come back / shall / , / now, / said he, they say.)
\rf jod 1890:590.11

\op Ki Ishtiýnike akaý gaý-biamaý, "Wa'uýzhiüga wiüaýxchi ushteý degoüý eý te ha,"
\tr And / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say, / Old woman / just one / remains / but / that / is the one «?» / 
\rf jod 1890:590.12

\op aý-biamaý. Shi duboüý eýgoüi te. Weýduboüý tediýhi ki, uýthikiýhoü wiüý
\tr said, they say. / Again / four times / it was so. / Fourth time / the, it arrived there / when, / sack of buffalo meat / one
\rf jod 1890:590.13

\op 'iüý-biamaý ikoüý akaý, wazhiüýga thiükeý aýtagthoüý-biamaý. "Koühaý, iüýtoü wathiýshna
\tr carried on her back, they say / his grandmother / the «sub.», / bird / the «st. ob.» / she carried the «cv. ob.» on top of a pile, they say. / O grandmother, / now / visible
\rf jod 1890:590.14

\op shkiý tateý ha," aý-biamaý. Goü ikoüý amaý athaý-biamaý, wazhiüýga thiükeý
\tr you come back / shall /  / said, they say. / And / his grandmother / the «mv. sub.» / went, they say, / bird / the «st. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:590.15

\op aýtagthoüý-biamaý. Ki tiý te koüýge ahiý-bi ki, tiý te ugaýzhide athaý-biamaý.
\tr she carried the «cv. ob.» on top of a pile, they say. / And / tent / the «std. ob.» / near / arrived there, they say / when, / tent / the «std. ob.» / began to shine with a red light, they say.
\rf jod 1890:590.16

\op Tiýi koüýha ke athaý-biamaý. Niýkashiüýga amaý eýgithoüý-biamaý, "Wuhu+!
\tr Tents / border / the «lg. ob.» / went, they say. / People / the «pl. sub.» / said to «some one», they say, / Oho!
\rf jod 1890:591.1

\op Wahoüýthiügeý akaý wazhiüýga t'eýtha-bi oüthoüýi kiýshte, Ishtiýnike t'eýthe eshaiý
\tr Orphan / the «sub.» / bird / that he killed it / we thought it / when, / @{Ishtiýnike} / killed it / you said
\rf jod 1890:591.2

\op thoü. Wahoüýthiügeý ikoüý amaý theý 'iüý atiý. Ebeýdi 'iü theý doü," eý-noü-biamaý.
\tr in the past. / Orphan / his grandmother / the «mv. sub.» / this / carrying on her back / has come. / To whose lodge / carrying on her back / she goes / ? / said regularly, they say.
\rf jod 1890:591.3

\op Goüý doüýbe nazhiüý-biamaý niýkashiüýga amaý. "Wuhu+! niýkagahiý tiý
\tr And / seeing / stood, they say / people / the «pl. sub.». / Oho! / chief / tent
\rf jod 1890:591.4

\op teýdi 'iüý athaiý," aý-biamaý. Tizheýbe teýdi ahiý-bi egoüý, wa'iüý te gapuk*iteý
\tr to the / carrying on her back / she went, / said, they say. / Doorway / at the / reached, they say / as «+having», / load on her back / the «ob.» / making the sound "puki" by falling
\nt =@{gapuýkiteý}
\rf jod 1890:591.5

\op gaýxa-biamaý. "Hiüý, tini+, thiaýdi thisoüýga meýgoü sheýte thateý taiý-edoü+,"
\tr she made it, they say. / Oh! / son's wife, / your father / your brother / likewise / this pile / they eat it / may «pl.». «fem.» [See note.]
\rf jod 1890:591.6

\op aý-biamaý. "Doüýbai-ga, doüýbai-ga, doüýbai-ga! Gaýte shti goüý-noü aýhoü,"
\tr said, they say. / See «ye»! / see «ye»! / see «ye»! / That thing / too / she has done it regularly / !
\rf jod 1890:591.7

\op aý-biamaý niýkagahiý akaý. Goü Ishtiýnike akaý gaý-biamaý, "Wa'uýzhiüga wiüaýxchi
\tr said, they say / chief / the «sub.». / And / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say, / Old woman / only one
\rf jod 1890:591.8

\op ushteý degoüý eý thiü te, goüýki ebeý taýdoü," aý-biamaý. Ki doüýbe a-iý-biamaý.
\tr remains / but / she / is the one / and then / who / could? / said, they say. / And / to see her / they came, they say.
\rf jod 1890:591.9

\op Kiý eýgithe Wahoüýthishiýge ikoüý akaý eý akaýma. "Wahoüýthiügeý ikoüý eý akaý heý,"
\tr And / behold / Orphan / his grandmother / the «sub.» / she was the one, they say. / Orphan / his grandmother / she is the one /  «fem.».,
\rf jod 1890:591.10

\op aý-biamaý. "Hauý, witoüýde athiüý giýi-ga," aý-biamaý. Goü theýte wa'iüý teý thizaiý
\tr said, they say. / Ho, / my daughter's husband / bring «ye» him hither, / said, they say. / And / this pile / bundle or pack / the pile / they took
\rf jod 1890:591.11

\op te ikoüý thiü wa'iüý hi te thizaiý te, wazhiüýga thiükeý shti thizaý-bi egoüý,
\tr when, / his grandmother / the «mv. ob.» / pack that she took they took it thither / when, / bird / the «st. ob.» / too / took, they say / as «+having,»
\rf jod 1890:591.12

\op ubaýtithoüýtha-biamaý. Ishtiýnike t'eýthe thiüýkeý edaýbe ithoüýtha-biamaý.
\tr hung it up, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / killed it / the one who / he put it down / the one who / also / they put it down, they say.
\rf jod 1890:591.13

\op Ti te ugaýzhideýxti gthiüý-biamaý. Goü Wahoüýthiýshige akaý athiüý akiýi-bi
\tr Tent / the «std. ob.» / shining with a very red light / sat, they say. / And / Orphan / the «sub.» / taken him back thither, they say
\rf jod 1890:591.14

\op egoüý, zhiügaý thiükeý gthoüý-biamaý. Goüý gthiü-biamaý, miüýgthoü-bi egoüý.
\tr having, / small / the one who / he took to wife, they say. / So / sat, they say, / taken a wife, they say / having.
\rf jod 1890:591.15

\op Nazhiýha thoüý iýthiskiýski-xtioüý-biamaý, gahaý-bazhi shoüshoüý-bi egoüý, xthoüýzhe-xtioüý-biamaý.
\tr Hair / the part / exceedingly tangled, they say, / uncombed / remained, they say / having, / exceedingly tangled, they say.
\rf jod 1890:591.16

\op Ishtiýnike igaýxthoü akaý, "Wiheý, umiüýzhe he iüýbixpaýthe te he!
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / his wife / the «sub.», / Younger sister / couch «&or rug» / lice / he made fall by pressure on me accidentally / will /  «fem.»!
\rf jod 1890:591.17

\op Moüshiýataha eýgoü gthiüýkithaiý-a he! Wanoüýdethagthaýzhi ehoü+!" aý-biamaý.
\tr At a greater distance / cause ye him to sit /  «fem.»! / You do not loathe him /  «fem.»! / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:591.18

\op Wahoüýthishiýge igaýxthoü eýthoüba giýtha-bazhiýxti gthiüý-biamaý. Wa'uý akaý giaýhe
\tr Orphan / his wife / she too / very sad / sat, they say. / Woman / the «sub.» / to comb for him
\rf jod 1890:592.1

\op 'iýtha-bi ki, uthiý'age-noüý-biamaý Wahoüýthishiýge akaý. Goüý gthiüýi te, miüýgthoüi
\tr promised, they say / but, / always unwilling, they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / So / he sat / sign of complete action, / taken a wife
\rf jod 1890:592.2

\op eýgoü. Oüýba miüý moüýshi tithoüý amaý kiý, wa'uý thiükeý zhuýgigthe athaý-biamaý
\tr having. / Day / sun / was becoming high in the air, they say / when, / woman / the one who / with her his own / he went, they say
\rf jod 1890:592.3

\op mazhoüý gashiýbata. Ahiýi te ha. Neuýthishoü wiüý eshoüý gthiüý eýiüte eýta ahiý-biamaý
\tr land / beyond «the village.» / They arrived there / . / Lake / one / near to / sat / perhaps / there / arrived, they say
\rf jod 1890:592.4

\op wa'uý zhuýgigthe. Gthiüý-biamaý, ni-koüýha kedi. "Ni theýthoü moüýte
\tr woman / with her, his own. / Sat, they say, / shore / by the. / Water / this «cv. ob.» / beneath
\rf jod 1890:592.5

\op btheý taý miüke thoüýzha, eýgithe thagtheý te ha. Agthiý-maýzhi shteýshtewoü, goüý
\tr I go / will / I who / though, / beware / you go homeward / lest / . / I come back I not / notwithstanding, / still
\rf jod 1890:592.6

\op gthiüý-ga. Agthiý taý miüke ha," aý-biamaý Wahoüthishiýge akaý "Peý gaýthoü eýdoü
\tr sit. / I come back / will / I who /  / said, they say / Orphan / the «sub.» / Forehead / that part / in particular «?»
\rf jod 1890:592.7

\op weýgaskoüoüýtha-ga," aý-biamaý. Peý thoü iýdoübeýxti unuýshka-biamaý. Goüý
\tr examine me as to it, / said, they say. / Forehead / the part / in the very middle / was a depression, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:592.8

\op wahoüýthishiýgai eýgoü waxpaýthiüi eýgoü uhiýi eýgoü nieýthe doüýshte-oüýi te, snaiý
\tr orphan / as / was poor / as / was brought up / as / was hurt / perhaps / sign of completed action, / was scarred
\rf jod 1890:592.9

\op te, peý thoüýdi. Goü niý ke zhuýhe athaý-biamaý. Goüý paýxti thoü eýthoübe
\tr sign of completed action, / forehead / on the part. / And / stream / the «lg. ob.» / fording / went, they say. / And / only the head / the part / emerging
\rf jod 1890:592.10

\op nazhiüý-bi egoüý, kigthiýsoüthaý-bi egoüý, wa'uý thiükeý ugiýkie iýtha-biama. "Edaýdoü
\tr stood, they say / having, / turned himself around, they say / having, / woman / the one who / speaking to her, his own / sent «his voice» hither, they say. / What
\rf jod 1890:592.11

\op uwiýbtha te siýtha-ga," aý-biamaý. "Shoüý ha," aý-bi egoüý, niý ke eýgiha aýiaýtha-biamaý.
\tr I told you / sign of past or complete action / remember it, / said, they say. / Enough /  / said, they say / having / stream / the «lg. ob.» / beneath the surface / had gone they say.
\rf jod 1890:592.12

\op Goüý wa'uý thiükeý xageý thiükeý te goüý gthiýazhi te eýtoü ni-koüýha
\tr And / woman / the «st. one» / was weeping «as she sat» / as / still / he did not come back / as / so far / bank, &or shore
\rf jod 1890:592.13

\op ke uhaý goü xageý moüthiüý-biamaý. Ishtaýha ke uzheýtha-bi egoüý, zhoüý-biamaý
\tr the «lg. ob.» / following the course / still / weeping / walked, they say. / Eyelid / the «lg. ob.» / weary, they say / being, / slept, they say
\rf jod 1890:592.14

\op wa'uý akaý. Mazhoüý thoü ni-koüýha keýdi pahoüýga ahiýi thoütaý akiý-bi egoüý,
\tr woman / the «sub.». / Land / the «place» / bank, «&or shore» / by the / first / they reached there / to the «place» / she reached there again, they say / having,
\rf jod 1890:592.15

\op eýdi zhoüý-biamaý. Zhoüt'eýxti zhoü keý ki, eýdi akiý-biamaý nuý akaý. Thixiý-biamaý.
\tr there / she lay down, they say. / Sound asleep / she was lying / when, / there / he reached there again, they say / man / the «sub.» / He woke her by taking hold of her, they say.
\rf jod 1890:592.16

\op "Agthiý ha. Paýhoü ga haý," aý-biamaý. Paýhoü titheýgoü wadoüýbe kiýzhi, eýgithe
\tr I have returned / . / Arise / ! / said, they say. / Arose / suddenly, when / she locked / when / behold
\rf jod 1890:593.1

\op niýashiüga akaý uýdoüxti akaýma, nazhiýha keý shti uýdoüxtiý-bi goüý waýbagthaý goü
\tr person / the «sub.» / was very good, they say, / hair / the «lg. ob.» / too / very good, they say / as / hesitated thro' shame or diffidence / as
\rf jod 1890:593.2

\op kigthiýsoüthaý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. "Hiü"! na! waweýthaxaýxa ehoü+! Niýashiüga
\tr she turned herself around, they say / woman / the «sub.». / Oh! / fie! / you are one given to abusing people /  «fem.»! / Man
\rf jod 1890:593.3

\op wiü waxpaýthiüxti aýbthixeý degoüý niý theýthoüdi eýgihitheý degoüý gthiýazhi eýgoü
\tr one / very poor / I took him as my husband / but / water / at this / he went beneath the surface / but / he has not returned / as
\rf jod 1890:593.4

\op axaýge ithaýapeý miükeý. Waweýthaxaýxa ehoü+!" aý-biamaý. "Tenaý! wiýe bthiüý,"
\tr I weep / I wait for him / I who sit. / You are one given to abusing people /  «fem.»! / said, they say. / Why! / I / I am,
\rf jod 1890:593.5

\op aý-biamaý nuý akaý. Shoüý noü aýna'oü-bazhiý-biamaý wa'uý akaý. "Teýnaý! gaýthoü
\tr said, they say / man / the «sub.». / Yet / still / she paid no attention to him, they say / woman / the «sub.». / Why! / that «place»
\rf jod 1890:593.6

\op weýgaskoüoüthaýthe te eheý thoüýshti doüýba-ga haý." Wa'uý akaý kigthiýsoüthaý-bi
\tr you examine me as to it / will / I said / heretofore / see it / ! / Woman / the «sub.» / turned herself around, they say
\rf jod 1890:593.7

\op egoüý, doüýba-bi ki, iüteýde aýgin ithoüý-bi egoüý, iýagikigthaý-biamaý. Ki nikoüýha
\tr as «+having», / saw him, they say / when / now «a reversal of previous act, etc.» / embraced him, her own, suddenly, they say / as «+having», / kissed him, her own, they say. / And / shore «of the lake»
\rf jod 1890:593.8

\op keýdi athaý-bi egoüý, tat'iüýxe ni-koüýha iýgabeýxiü ge utheýwiüthaý-bi
\tr to the / went, they say / as «+having», / green scum that arises on water in springs, etc. / shore / blown up there from «the water» / the scattered / collected, they say
\rf jod 1890:593.9

\op egoüý, waiüý gikaýxa-biamaý wa'uý thiükeý, wateý shti gikaýxa-biamaý. Wahoüýthishiýge
\tr as «+having», / robe / made for her, his own, they say / woman / the «st. ob.», / skirt / too / made for her, his own, they say. / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:593.10

\op akaý wazhiüýga oüýshte wapuýgahahaýda-eýgoü-maý hiübeý thoü shti waýzhi
\tr the «sub.» / bird / as if / those resembling short-eared owls / moccasin / the part / too / laid in great numbers
\rf jod 1890:593.11

\op utoüý-biama, waiüý thoü shti waýzhi waiüý-biamaý, zhoü- weýtiü shti wiü athiüý-bi ki,
\tr were as moccasins, they say, / robe / the part / too / laid on in great numbers / wore as a robe, they say, / wood / for hitting / too / one / he had, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:593.12

\op iýkoütoüý shti waýxa-biama. Zhoü-weýtiü ke iheýthe-noüý-bi thoüýdi wazhiüýga akaý
\tr tied to it / too / he made them, they say. / Wood / for hitting / the «lg. ob.» / laid down the «lg. ob.» usually, they say / when / bird / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:593.13

\op gahut* (oü) iheý- noüý- biamaý. Goüý igaýxthoü eýthoüba agthaý-biamaý paýze-xchi
\tr crying out from being hit / was placed horizontally suddenly / usually / they say. / And / his wife / she too / they started home, they say / late in the afternoon
\rf jod 1890:593.14

\op ki. Eýthoübe akiý-biamaý tiý ke. Tiý ke bazoüý agthaý-biamaý ki eýgithe niýashiüga
\tr when. / Emerging «+in sight» / they reached there again, they say / tent / the «lg. line» / pushing among them / went back, they say / when / at length / people
\rf jod 1890:593.15

\op amaý eýgithoü-noüý-biamaý, "Na! Wahoüýthiügeý igaýxthoü niýkashiüýga aýzhixti
\tr the «pl. sub.» / said to «one» regularly, they say, / Why! / Orphan / his wife / person / very different
\rf jod 1890:593.16

\op akeýdegoü zhuýgthe agthiýi ha. Wahoüýthiügeý t'eýthai ebtheýgoü." Hoüýegoücheaýdi
\tr he is but / with him / she has come back / . / Orphan / he has killed / I think. / In the morning now past
\rf jod 1890:594.1

\op eýgoü athaý-biamaý. "Na! niýkashiüýga akaý uýdoü heýgabaýzhi," eýnoü-biamaý niýashiüýga
\tr so / went, they say. / Why! / person / the «sub.» / good / not a little, / said, usually, they say / people
\rf jod 1890:594.2

\op amaý. Akiý-biamaý tiý teýdi. Theýama wazhiüýga amaý huýtoü za'eýxtioüý
\tr the «pl. sub.». / Reached there, his home, they say / tent / to the. / These / birds / the «pl. sub.» / crying out / made a great noise
\rf jod 1890:594.3

\op biamaý tiý te akiý-bi egoüý. Ishtiýnike igaýxthoü akaý, "Iüteýde, wiheý wiýshi'e
\tr they say / tent / the «std. ob.» / reached there, his home, they say / having. / @{Ishtiýnike} / his wife / the «sub.», / But now, / younger sister / my sister's husband
\rf jod 1890:594.4

\op umiüýzhe thoü heýbe aýgthiü te, eheý," aý-biamaý. "Naý, zhoüýthehaý, thiýshi'e heý eýgithe
\tr rug / the / part / sit on / may, / I say, / said, they say. / No, / elder sister, / your sister's husband / louse / beware
\rf jod 1890:594.5

\op eýthibixpaýthe te heý," aý-bi egoüý, umiüýzhe iýgithibeýxiü theýtha-biamaý. Ishtiýnike
\tr he let it fall on you by pressure accidentally / lest /  «fem.»., / said, they say / having, / rug / turned it up for the owner / sent it off, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:594.6

\op igaýxthoü akaý xageý-noü shoüshoüý-biamaý. Kiý eýgithe ithaýdi akaý eýgithoüý-biamaý,
\tr his wife / the «sub.» / weeping regularly / always, they say. / And / at length / her father / the «sub.» / said to «him», they say,
\rf jod 1890:594.7

\op Ishtiýnike eý wakaý-bi egoüý, "Mazhoüý theýthoü theýthoüsk eýdegoü weýthigthoü gaxaýxa
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / that / he meant, they say / having, / Land / this / this size / but / plan / with many branches
\rf jod 1890:594.8

\op uthiýthai thoüýshti. Shiüýgazhiüýga xageý iüýthashtoüýzhi ha," aý-biamaý iüsh'aýge akaý.
\tr they told of you / in the past. / Child / weeping / does not stop for me /  / said, they say / old man / the «sub.»,
\rf jod 1890:594.9

\op Ishtiýnike igaýxthoü eý wakaý-biamaý, Wahoüýthishiýge xtaýthai te. Ki Ishtiýnike
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / his wife / that / meant, they say, / Orphan / she loved / the. / And / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:594.10

\op akaý eýgithe eýgithoüý-biamaý, Wahoüýthishiýge ukiýa-bi egoüý, "Kageý, moüýsa maýxoü
\tr the «sub.» / at length / said to «him», they say, / Orphan / spoke to him, they say / having, / Younger brother, / arrowshaft / to cut with a knife
\rf jod 1890:594.11

\op oügaýthe te ha. Thitaýhoü moüý iüwiüýgaxe te ha," aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý.
\tr let us two go / . / Your wife's brother / arrow / let us make for them / , / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:594.12

\op Ki Wahoüýthishiýge akaý iýa-bazhiý-biamaý. Kiý shi eýgithoüý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý,
\tr And / Orphan / the «sub.» / did not speak, they say. / And / again / said to him, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.»,
\rf jod 1890:594.13

\op "Kageý, thitaýhoü moüý iüwiüýgaxe te ha. Moüýsa maýxoü oügaýthe te ha,"
\tr Younger brother, / your wife's brother / arrow / let us make for them / . / Arrowshaft / to cut / let us two go / ,
\rf jod 1890:594.14

\op aý-biamaý. "Keý, zhiütheýha, eýgoü te ha," aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishiýge akaý. Goüý
\tr said, they say. / Come, / elder brother, / so / let /  / said, they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / And
\rf jod 1890:594.15

\op Ishtiýnike akaý giý+thextioüý-biamaý, zhuýgthe atheý ta akeý-goü. Waýthaha te iteýthe
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / was exceedingly delighted, they say, / with him / he was about to go, as. / Clothing / the / to put away
\rf jod 1890:594.16

\op 'iýthe ki, uiýthi'agaý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. "Goüý aýthahaý-ga! Eaýtoü iteýthathe ta,"
\tr spoke of / when, / was unwilling for him, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Still «at any rate» / wear the clothing! / Why / you put it away / should?
\rf jod 1890:594.17

\op aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Goüý zhuýgthe athaý-biamaý. Xthabeý shuýgaxti eýiüte koüýha
\tr said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / And / with him / went, they say. / Tree / very thick / it may be / border
\rf jod 1890:594.18

\op keý ahiý-biamaý ki, eýgithe ziziýka gioüý athaý biamaý. Ki xthabeý aý-ithoüý-biamaý.
\tr the «lg. ob.» / reached there, they say / when, / behold / wild turkey / flying / went, they say. / And / tree / alighted on, they say.
\rf jod 1890:595.1

\op "Wa! kageý, wakiýda-ga haý. Wiü bthaýte azhoüý te ha, basnoüý," aý-biamaý
\tr Oh! / younger brother / shoot at them / ! / One / I eat / I recline / may / , / pushed on a stick to be roasted «?» / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:595.2

\op Ishtiýnike akaý. "Naý, zhiütheýha, wanoüýxthiüxti oügaýthe," aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishiýge
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / No, / elder brother, / in great haste / we go, / said, they say / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:595.3

\op akaý. "Wa! kageý, wiü t'eoüýkithaý-ga haý," aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. "Daýdoü,
\tr the «sub.». / Why! / younger brother / one / kill for me / ! / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / What,
\rf jod 1890:595.4

\op wizhiüýthe daýdoü 'iýthe-noüýdi, thashtoüýzhi a iýnahiü aýhoü," aý-bi egoüý, Wahoüýthishiýge
\tr my elder brother / what / speaks about whenever, / does not stop speaking / ! / truly /  «in soliloquy»!, / said, they say / having, / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:595.5

\op amaý eýdi athaý-bi egoüý, wakiýde teýgoü moüýde ke gthiýze amaý. Uýsoüga moüý
\tr the «mv. sub.» / there / went, they say / having, / to shoot / in order / bow / the «lg. ob.» / was taking his own, they say. / Barely, &or just about to / arrow
\rf jod 1890:595.6

\op ke thidoüýxti ta toüý ki, "Utaý ha!" aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý, zhizhiý iaý-bi egoüý. Ki
\tr the «lg. ob.» / pulled hard on the bowstring / future sign / the «std. ob.» / when, / Lodge on a limb / ! / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.», / whispering / spoke, they say / having. / And
\rf jod 1890:595.7

\op Wahoüýthishiýge akaý wakiýda-bi egoüý, wiü kuýsoüdeýxti ithoüýtha-biamaý. "Utaý
\tr Orphan / the «sub.» / shot at, they say / having, / one / through and through / placed «the bird», they say. / Lodge on a limb
\rf jod 1890:595.8

\op ha, utaý ha!" aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Uxpaýthe iý ki, hebaýdi utaý amaý.
\tr ! / lodge on a limb / ! / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Falling from a height / it was coming / when, / on the way / it lodged in a limb, they say.
\rf jod 1890:595.9

\op "Wuhuý! kaýge-soüýga, iüýne hiý theýtha-ga haý," aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. "Naý,
\tr Oho! / friend younger brother, / climb for me / reach / send off / ! / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / No,
\rf jod 1890:595.10

\op zhiütheýha, goüý oügaýthe te haý, aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishiýge akaý. "Wa! eaýtoü moüý
\tr elder brother, / still / let us two go / , / said, they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / Why! / wherefore / arrow
\rf jod 1890:595.11

\op keý shti thaoüýna ta, aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. "Agiýhi theýtha-ga haý." "Na! daýdoü
\tr the / too / you abandon / should? / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Reach there for it / send off / ! / [+Go quickly after it]. / Fie! / what
\rf jod 1890:595.12

\op wizhiüýthe daýdoü 'iýthe-noüýdi thashtoüýzhi iýnahiü-noü aýhoü," aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishiýge
\tr my elder brother / what / speaks about whenever / does not stop speaking / truly usually /  «in soliloquy»!, / said, they say / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:595.13

\op akaý. Aýne theý goüýtha amaý. Xthabeý teýdi athaý-biamaý Wahoüýthishiýge amaý, hideý
\tr the «sub.». / Climbing / to go / was wishing, they say. / Tree / to the «std. ob.» / went, they say / Orphan / the «mv. sub.», / base
\rf jod 1890:595.14

\op teýdi. "Wa! sheýma iteýwathe moüthiüý-ga haý. Uchiýzhe uthuýthioüýthe ki thiseý tai
\tr to the. / Why! / those / to place them away / walk / ! / Thicket / impedes your progress / when / tear it / lest
\rf jod 1890:595.15

\op eýgithe," aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Wazhiüýga theý weýki'oü nashkiý waýzhi-ma eý
\tr beware, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / Bird / this / ornament / head / those put on thick / that
\rf jod 1890:595.16

\op waýwakaý-bi egoüý, shoüý waiüý geý shtewoüý waýzhi waiüý te ha wazhiüýga thoükaý.
\tr meant them, they say / having, / in fact / robe / the scattered / even / put on thick / wore as a robe / «complete action» /  / bird / those who.
\rf jod 1890:595.17

\op Goüý Wahoüýthishiýge waýthaha teý gthiýshnud eýgoü iteýgithe theý ama haý, xthabeý hideý
\tr And / Orphan / clothing / the / pulled off his / having / to put his own down / was going, they say / , / tree / base
\rf jod 1890:596.1

\op teýdi. Ishtiýnike akaý eýgithoüý-biamaý ha, "Xthabeý theýte snedeý tiýgthe," aý-biamaý
\tr to the. / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / said to «it», they say / , / Tree / this «std. ob.» / tail / «std. ob.», becomes so, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:596.2

\op Ishtiýnike akaý, zhizhiý iaý-bi egoüý. Wahoüýthishiýge wanaý'oü eýgoü eýgoü iýe te
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.», / whispering / spoke, they say / having. / Orphan / heard / a little / as / word / the
\rf jod 1890:596.3

\op weýmaxe amaý. "Na! zhiütheýha, edeýshe eýgoü a," eý amaý, paý xaýtha wadoüýbe eýgoü.
\tr was asking him about it, they say. / Why! / elder brother, / what did you say / ? / was saying, they say, / head / backward / looked / having.
\rf jod 1890:596.4

\op "Edeýhe ta. Goüý iüýgi thethiüý goü athiüý gthiý-de bthateý taý miüke, eheý miükeý,
\tr What I say / should? / Still / returning for me / this «mv. one» / so / he brings it back, when / I eat it / will / I who, / I was saying as I sat,
\rf jod 1890:596.5

\op kaýge-soüýga," aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Goüý shi theý ama haý, aýne xthabeý te. Ki
\tr friend younger brother, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / And / again / was going, they say / , / climbing / tree / the «std. ob.». / And
\rf jod 1890:596.6

\op shiý eýgithoüý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý, "Xshabeý theýte snedeý tiýgthe," aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike
\tr again / said to «it», they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.», / Tree / this «std. ob.» / tall / «std. ob.» it becomes, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike}
\nt =@{xthabeý}
\rf jod 1890:596.7

\op akaý, zhizhiý iaý-bi egoüý. Ki shiý Wahoüýthishiýge wanaý'oü eýgoü eýgoü shi weýmaxe
\tr the «sub.», / whispering / spoke, they say / having. / And / again / Orphan / heard / a little / as / again / was asking him about it,
\rf jod 1890:596.8

\op amaý. "Na! zhiütheýha, edeýshe eýgoü-noüý a," shi eý amaý. "Na! edaýdoü edeýhe ta,
\tr they say. / Why! / elder brother, / what have you been saying occasionally / ? / again / was saying, they say. / Why! / what / I say something / should?
\rf jod 1890:596.9

\op kaýge-soüýga," aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. "Goü edaýbexchi iüýhi thiü, eheý miüke,"
\tr friend younger brother, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / And / very nearly / he has reached it for me / the «mv. ob.», / I was saying as I sat,
\rf jod 1890:596.10

\op aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Goüý shi etaýha theý amaý aýne. Ki shiý eýgithoüý-biamaý
\tr said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / And / again / further / was going, they say / climbing. / And / again / said to «it», they say
\rf jod 1890:596.11

\op Ishtiýnike akaý, shi zhizhiý iaý-bi egoüý, "Xthabeý theýte snedeý tiýgthe," aý-biamaý. Ki
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.», / again / whispering / spoke, they say / having, / Tree / this «std. ob.» / tall / «std. ob.» it becomes, / said, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:596.12

\op Wahoüýthishiýge wanaý'oü eýgoü eýgoü shi weýmaxe amaý. "Na! zhiütheýha, edeýshe
\tr Orphan / heard / a little / as / again / was asking him about it, they say. / Why! / elder brother / what have you been
\rf jod 1890:596.13

\op eýgoü-noüý a," shi eý amaý. "Na! edaýdoü edeýhe ta, kaýge-soüýga," aý-biamaý
\tr saying occasionally / ? / again / was saying, they say. / Why! / what / I say something / should? / friend younger brother, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:596.14

\op Ishtiýnike akaý. "Goüý edaýbexchi iüýhi thiü, eheý miüke," aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý.
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / And / very nearly / he has reached it for me / the «mv. one», / I was saying, as I sat, / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:596.15

\op Shiý theý ama haý, shi aýne. Goüý weýkuheýxti moüthiüý ama haý, iýe te wanaý'oü
\tr Again / was going, they say / , / again / climbing. / And / very apprehensive / was walking, they say /  / word / the / he heard something
\rf jod 1890:596.16

\op shtewoüý weýzha-noüý-bi egoüý. Ki eýgithe shi eýgithoüý-biamaý, "Xthabeý theýte snedeý
\tr notwithstanding / always denied it, they say / as. / And / at length / again / said to it, they say, / Tree / this «std. ob.» / tall
\rf jod 1890:596.17

\op tiýgthe," shi aý-biamaý. Shi ediýhi wanaý'oü eýgoü, piý weýmaxe amaý. "Na! zhiütheýha,
\tr «std. ob.» it becomes, / again / said, they say. / And / at that time / understood it / as, / again / he was questioning him. / Why! / elder brother,
\rf jod 1890:596.18

\op edeýshe eýgoü-noüý a," shi eý amaý. "Edeýha-maýzhi, aý-biamaý. Xthabeý theýte maýxe
\tr what have you been saying occasionally / ? / again / was saying, they say. / I said something I not, / said he, they say. / Tree / this «std. ob.» / upper world
\rf jod 1890:597.1

\op ithaýbat'u te, eheýe ha," aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Goü xthabeý te utiüý iheýthathaý
\tr let it extend to, / I said /  / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / And / tree / the «std. ob.» / hitting it / he brought a «horizontal ob.» against it here and there
\rf jod 1890:597.2

\op uthiýshoü nazhiüý-biamaý. "Xthabeý theýte snedeý tigtheý te, eheýe ha," aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr going around it / he stood, they say. / Tree / this «std. ob.» / tall / let it «the lg. ob.» become suddenly, / I said /  / said, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:597.3

\op xthabeý akaý maýxe ithaýbat'uý amaý. Wahoüýthishiýge maýxe ithaýbisoüdeýxti keýta
\tr tree / the «sub.» / upper world / extended to, they say. / Orphan / upper world / in a very narrow space between «the tree and the upper world» / at the
\rf jod 1890:597.4

\op nazhiüý amaý. "Heý-i'*!" eý ama haý, Wahoüýthishiýge. Goü xageý-noü shoüshoüý amaý.
\tr was std., they say. / Alas! / was saying, they say / , / Orphan. / And / was crying regularly / always / they say.
\rf jod 1890:597.5

\op Nazhiýha thoüý shti naxthoüýzhe-xtioüý amaý. Eýgithe sabaýzhixti Xithaý Weýganiýbe
\tr Hair / the part / too / was exceedingly tangled, they say. / At length / very suddenly / Eagle / Young White Eagle
\rf jod 1890:597.6

\op waýthadaiý-ma wiüý ahiý-biamaý, xageý nazhiüý toü. "Niýashiüga edeýshe thaýtoüsheý a,"
\tr those called that / one / arrived there, they say, / weeping / stood / the «std. ob.». / Person / what are you saying as you stand / ?
\rf jod 1890:597.7

\op aý-biamaý. "Haý, tigoüý! haý, tigoüý! haý, tigoüý!" aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishiýge akaý.
\tr said, they say. / Oh! / grandfather / oh! / grandfather / oh! / grandfather / said, they say / Orphan / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:597.8

\op "Hauý, keýgoüga! ugthaý-ga haý," aý-biamaý Xithaý akaý. "Oühoüý, tigoüýha," aý-biamaý
\tr Ho, / come, do so! / confess / ! / said, they say / Eagle / the «sub.». / Yes, / O grandfather, / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:597.9

\op Wahoüýthishiýge akaý. "Tigoüýha, xthabeý shuýgaxti iheýthe xeýki goüýxti-noü thoüýdi,
\tr Orphan / the «sub.». / O Grandfather, / tree / dense very / laid down / foot of the bluff / just that sort «?» / at the place,
\rf jod 1890:597.10

\op tigoüýha, waniýta oüýpoü nuýga zhiüýga eýdegoüý aýthagiýoü noükaýshe-noü wiüý bthiü ha,
\tr O grandfather, / quadruped / elk / male animal / small / but «in the past»? / you were flying over it regularly / one / I am / ,
\rf jod 1890:597.11

\op tigoüýha," aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishiýge akaý. "Hauý, shoüý ha," aý-biamaý Xithaý akaý.
\tr O grandfather, / said, they say / Orphan / the «sub.». / Ho, / enough /  / said, they say / Eagle / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:597.12

\op "Thitiýgoü wiü tiý tateý," aý-biamaý. Goüý athaý-biamaý Xithaý ama. Shi giýthazhiýxti shi
\tr Your grandfather / one / come / shall, / said, they say. / And / went, they say / Eagle / the «mv. sub.». / Again / very sad / again
\rf jod 1890:597.13

\op Wahoüýthishiýge xageý nazhiüý amaý. Shi eýgithe Heýga amaý ahiý-biamaý. Shi iýe eýgithoüýi
\tr Orphan / crying / was std., they say. / Again / at length / Buzzard / the «mv. sub.» / arrived, they say. / Again / word / said to him
\rf jod 1890:597.14

\op te eýgithoüý-biamaý. Shi Wahoüýthishiýge iýe te eýgithoüý amaý. Shi waniýta wiü
\tr the / said to him, they say. / Again / Orphan / word / the / was saying, they say «?» / Again / quadruped / one
\rf jod 1890:597.15

\op uýwagithaý amaý. Shi eýgoü, "Hau, shoüý ha. Thitiýgoü wiü tiý tateý," aý-biamaý.
\tr he was telling about to them, they say. / And / so, / Ho, / enough / . / Your grandfather / one / come / shall, / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:597.16

\op Goüý athaý-biamaý Heýga amaý. Shi giýthazhiýxti shi Wahoüýthishiýge xageý nazhiüý amaý.
\tr And / went, they say / Buzzard / the «mv. sub.» / Again / very sad / again / Orphan / crying / was std., they say.
\rf jod 1890:597.17

\op Shi eýgithe Kaýxe amaý ahiý-biamaý. Shi eýgithoüý-biamaý iýe te. Goüýki shi
\tr Again / at length / Crow / the «mv. sub.» / arrived there, they say. / Again / said to him, they say / word / the. / And then / again
\rf jod 1890:597.18

\op Wahoüýthishiýge shi eýgithoüý amaý, shi waniýta wiü uýwagithaý amaý. "Hau, shoüý ha.
\tr Orphan / again / was saying, they say, / again / quadruped / one / he was telling about to them, they say. / Ho, / enough / .
\rf jod 1890:598.1

\op Thitiýgoü wiü tiý tateý," aý-biamaý. Goüý athaý-biamaý Kaxe ama. Shi giýthazhixti
\tr Your grandfather / one / come / shall, / said, they say. / And / went, they say / Crow / the «mv. sub.». / Again / very sad
\rf jod 1890:598.2

\op shi Wahoüýthishiýge xageý nazhiüý amaý. Shi eýgithe Wazhiýbesneýde amaý ahiý-biama.
\tr again / Orphan / crying / was std., they say. / Again / at length / Magpie the «sub.» / arrived there, they say.
\rf jod 1890:598.3

\op Shi eýgithoüý-biamaý iýe te. Goüýki shi Wahoüýthishiýge shi eýgithoüý amaý, shi
\tr again / said to him, they say / word / the. / And then / again / Orphan / again / was saying to him, they say, / again
\rf jod 1890:598.4

\op waniýta wiüý uýwagithaý amaý. "Hau, shoüý nazhiüý-ga. Thitiýgoü tiý tateý,"
\tr quadruped / one / was telling about to them, they say. / Ho, / &still «yet» / stand. / Your grandfather / come / shall,
\rf jod 1890:598.5

\op aý-biamaý. Goüý athaý-biamaý Wazhiýbesneýde amaý. Eýgithe Xithaý amaý ahiý-biamaý.
\tr said, they say. / And / went, they say / Magpie / the «mv. sub.». / At length / Eagle / the «mv. sub.» / arrived there, they say.
\rf jod 1890:598.6

\op "Hauý, atiý ha," aý-biamaý Xithaý akaý. "Haý, tigoüý! haý, tigoüý!
\tr Ho, / I have come / , / said, they say / Eagle / the «sub.». / Oh! / grandfather! / oh! / grandfather!
\rf jod 1890:598.7

\op haý, tigoüý!" eý amaý Wahoüýthishiýge wahoüý'e goüý. "Hau! aýhi bashoüý thoü
\tr oh! / grandfather! / was saying, they say / Orphan / making a special petition / as. / Ho! / wing / bent part / the «part»
\rf jod 1890:598.8

\op oüwoüth*-adoüý noüýka ke goüý noüýsoü theýtha-ga. Eýgithe ishtaý niýbtha te. Ishtaýthipiüýze
\tr grasp me and / back / the «lg. ob.» / at any rate / lie with legs stretched out. / Beware / eye / you open / lest. / Eye closed
\rf jod 1890:598.9

\op zhoüý-ga," (aý-biamaý Xithaý akaý). Giý'iü agthaý-biamaý, xthabeý uthiýshoü
\tr recline, / said, they say / Eagle / the «sub.». / Carrying him on his back / started home, they say, / tree / around
\rf jod 1890:598.10

\op gawiüýxe goü. Uzheýtha-xti-noüý-bi thoüýdi xthabeý gaxaý ge aýtoü ithoüý-noüý-biamaý.
\tr flying around / as. / He was generally very tired «or every time that he was tired» / when / tree / branch / the «scattered» / trod on / stood suddenly, each time, they say.
\rf jod 1890:598.11

\op 'Oüýzigithaý-bi ki- noüý shi agtheý-noüý-biamaý. Ki shiý eýgithe Heýga
\tr He rested, they say / when / often / again / started home often, they say. / And / again / at length / Buzzard
\rf jod 1890:598.12

\op amaý ahiý-biamaý. "Hauý, atiý ha," aý-biamaý Heýga akaý. "Haý, tigoüý! haý,
\tr the «mv. sub.» / reached there, they say. / Ho, / I have come / , / said, they say / Buzzard / the «sub.». / Oh! / grandfather! / oh!
\rf jod 1890:598.13

\op tigoüý! haý, tigoüý!" eý amaý Wahoüýthishiýge, wahoüý'e goüý. "Hau! Aýhi bashoüý
\tr grandfather! / oh! / grandfather! / was saying, they say / Orphan, / making a special petition / as. / Ho! / Wing / bent part
\rf jod 1890:598.14

\op thoü oüwoüth*- adoüý noüýka ke goüý noüýsoü theýtha-ga. Eýgithe ishtaý niýbtha te
\tr the «part» / grasp me / and / back / the «lg. ob.» / at any rate / lie with legs stretched out. / Beware / eye / you open / lest
\rf jod 1890:598.15

\op haý. Ishtaý-thipiüýze zhoüý-ga haý. Moüthiüý waýspa-maýzhi," aý-biamaý Heýga akaý. Goüý
\tr . / Eye closed / recline / ! / Walking / I do not behave, / said, they say / Buzzard / the «sub.». / And
\rf jod 1890:598.16

\op shi giý'iü agthaý-biamaý, xthabeý uthiýshoü gawiüýxe goüý. Uzheýthaxti-noüý-bi thoüýdi
\tr again / carrying him on his back / started home, they say, / tree / around / flying around / as. / Every time that he was tired, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:598.17

\op xthabeý gaxaý ge aýtoü ithoüý-noüý-biamaý. 'Oüýzigithaý-bi ki- noüý shi agtheý-noüý-biamaý.
\tr tree / branch / the «scattered» / trod on / stood suddenly, each time, they say. / He rested, they say / when / often / again / started home, often, they say.
\rf jod 1890:599.1

\op Ki shiý Kaýxe amaý ahiý-biamaý. "Hau, atiý ha," aý-biamaý Kaýxe
\tr And / again / Crow / the «mv. sub.» / arrived, they say. / Ho, / I have come /  / said, they say / Crow
\rf jod 1890:599.2

\op akaý. "Haý! tigoüý! haý, tigoüý! haý, tigoüý!" aý-biamaý Wahoüýthishiýge wahoüý'e
\tr the «sub.». / Oh! / grandfather! / oh! / grandfather! / oh! / grandfather! / said, they say / Orphan / making a special petition
\rf jod 1890:599.3

\op goüý. "Hau! Aýhi bashoüý thoü oüwoüth*-adoüý noüýka ke goüý noüýsoü theýtha-ga.
\tr as / Ho! / Wing / bent part / the «part» / grasp me and / back / the «lg. ob.» / at any rate / lie with legs stretched out.
\rf jod 1890:599.4

\op peýgithe ishtaý niýbtha te haý. Ishtaý-thipiüýze zhoüý-ga haý," aý-biamaý Kaýxe akaý.
\tr Beware / eye / you open / lest / . / Eye closed / recline / ! / said, they say / Crow / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:599.5

\op Giý'iü agthaý-biamaý, xthabeý uthiýshoü gawiüýxe goüý. Uzheýthaxti-noüý-bi thoüýdi
\tr Carrying him on his back / started home, they say, / tree / around / flying around / as. / Every time that he was tired, they say / when
\rf jod 1890:599.6

\op xthabeý gaxaý ge aýtoü ithoüý-noüý-biamaý. 'Oüýzigithaý-bi ki-noüý shi agtheý-noüý-biamaý.
\tr tree / branch / the «pl.» / trod on / stood suddenly, each time, they say. / He rested, they say / when, often / again / started home often, they say.
\rf jod 1890:599.7

\op Kaýxe thiü ediýhi kiýzhi, moüthoüý ishtaýxoüxoü gaýxa-bi egoüý, eýgithe
\tr Crow / the «mv. one» / reached there / when / secretly / eyes slightly open / made, they say / having, / behold
\rf jod 1890:599.8

\op toüýde ke ugaýzi doüýba-biamaý. Piýxti wahoüý'e zhoüý-biama: "Haý, tigoüý!
\tr ground / the «lg. ob.» / made a yellow glare / saw, they say. / Anew / making a special petition / he lay, they say: / Oh! / grandfather!
\rf jod 1890:599.9

\op haý, tigoüý! haý, tigoüý!" eý amaý Wahoüýthishiýge. Eýgithe Wazhiýbesneýde amaý
\tr oh! / grandfather! / oh! / grandfather! / was saying, they say / Orphan. / At length / Magpie / the «mv. one»
\rf jod 1890:599.10

\op aýiaýtiagthaý-biamaý, huýtoü. "Atiý ha," aý-biamaý Wazhiýbesneýde akaý. "Haý, tigoüý!
\tr was coming very suddenly, they say, / crying out. / I have come /  / said, they say / Magpie / the «sub.». / Oh! / grandfather!
\rf jod 1890:599.11

\op haý, tigoüý! haý, tigoüý!" eý amaý Wahoüýthishiýge, wahoüý'e goüý. "Hau! Aýhi
\tr oh! / grandfather! / oh! / grandfather! / was saying, they say / Orphan, / making a special petition / as. / Ho! / Wing
\rf jod 1890:599.12

\op bashoüý thoü oüwoüth*- adoüý noüýka ke goüý noüýsoü theýtha-ga. Eýgithe ishtaý
\tr bent part / the «part» / grasp me / and / back / the «lg. ob.» / at any rate / lie with legs stretched out. / Beware / eye
\rf jod 1890:599.13

\op niýbtha te haý. Ishtaý-thipiüýze zhoüý-ga haý," aý-biamaý Wazhiýbesneýde akaý. Ki
\tr you open / lest / . / Eye closed / recline / ! / said, they say. / Magpie / the «sub.». / And
\rf jod 1890:599.14

\op Wazhiýbesneýde amaý giý'iü akiý-biamaý. Wazhiýbesneýde akaý t'eýxchi akiýzhoü-biamaý.
\tr Magpie / the «mv. sub.» / carrying him on his back / reached there again, they say. / Magpie / the «sub.» / very dead / reached there again and lay down, they say.
\rf jod 1890:599.15

\op Wahoüýthishiýge akaý wahoüý'a-bi egoüý, "Haý, tigoüý! haý, tigoüý! haý, tigoüý!"
\tr Orphan / the «sub.» / made a special petition, they say / having, / Oh! / grandfather! / oh! / grandfather! / oh! / grandfather!
\rf jod 1890:599.16

\op aý-biamaý. Xthabeý te uthiýshoü athaý-bi ki eýgithe Ishtiýnike akaý waýthaha etaiý
\tr said, they say. / Tree / the «std. ob.» / around it / went, they say / when / behold / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / clothing / his
\rf jod 1890:599.17

\op te eýdi oüýtha agthaý-bi teý amaý, waýthaha Wahoüýthishiýge etaý te aýthaha
\tr the «col. ob.» / there / abandoning / he had gone back, they say, / clothing / Orphan / his / the «col. ob.» / wearing it
\rf jod 1890:599.18

\op agthaý-bi teý amaý. Ishtiýnike akaý waýthaha te aýthaha akiý-bi egoüý, wazhiüýga
\tr had gone back, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / clothing / the «cl. ob.» / wearing it / having reached there again, they say, / bird
\rf jod 1890:600.1

\op thoükaý huýtoü-bazhiý-xti-biý shtewoüý eýxchi huýtoü gaýxe-noüý-biamaý. "Xthiýazhi
\tr the ones who / not crying out at all, they say / notwithstanding / he himself / crying out / pretended often, they say. / Silent
\rf jod 1890:600.2

\op eýgoü gthiüýi-ga. Naxiýde waýnazaý'e," eý-noü-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý. Eýgithe
\tr do / sit ye. / Inner ear / you make a great uproar by crying out, / said often, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / At length
\rf jod 1890:600.3

\op Wahoüýthishiýge hideý gthiý te wazhiüýga akaý waýthaha akaý iýgipahoüý-bi egoüý,
\tr Orphan / bottom / had returned to / when / bird / the «sub.» / wore them / the «col. sub.» / having known him, their own «master», they say,
\rf jod 1890:600.4

\op huýtoü za'eýxti gthiüý-biamaý, Ishtiýnike akaý waýthahaý-bi egoüý. Ishtiýnike akaý
\tr crying out / making a great noise / sat, they say, / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / having worn them, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:600.5

\op eýgithoü-noüý-biamaý, "Xthiýazhi eýgoü gthiüýi-ga. Naxiýde waýnazaý'e," aý-biamaý.
\tr was saying often to «the birds», they say, / Silent / do / sit ye. / Inner ear / you make a great uproar by crying out, / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:600.6

\op Wahoüýthishiýge akaý moüýzhiha ke ugiýna-bi kiý, eýgithe Ishtiýnike amaý eýshti
\tr Orphan / the «sub.» / quiver / the «lg. ob.» / sought his own, they say / when, / behold / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «mv. sub.» / it too
\rf jod 1890:600.7

\op athiüý agiý-bi teý amaý. Moüýzhiha etaý-bi ke thiýxthe moüýzhiha ke eýdi oüýtha
\tr he had returned home with it, they say. / Quiver / his, they say / the «lg. ob.» / there / leaving it
\rf jod 1890:600.8

\op agiý-bi keý amaý. Moüý te doüýba-bi ki, eýgithe hideý gapaýi juýba thiýxthe teýdi
\tr he had returned home, they say. / Arrow / the «col. ob.» / saw, they say / when / behold / base / cut sharp / some / rushes / in the
\rf jod 1890:600.9

\op athiüý-bi keý amaý. Mikaýha waiüý thoüý shti eýdi oüýtha agiý-bi thoüý amaý. Giýthabazhiý-xti
\tr he had the «col.», they say. / Raccoon skin / robe / the «garment» / too / there / it had been left when he had come back, they say. / Very sad
\rf jod 1890:600.10

\op moüý te thizaý-bi egoüý, hideý gapaýi te thithuýthutoüý-bi egoüý, sheý waniýta
\tr arrow / the / having taken, they say, / base / cut sharp / the / having pulled straight often, they say, / that / quadruped
\rf jod 1890:600.11

\op uýwagithaiý-ma thoüý bthuýgaxti eýgoü t'eýwakithaý-bi egoüý, agthaý-biamaý. Ishtiýnike
\tr those about which he had told / in the past / about all / he killed them purposely, they say / having, / he started home, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike}
\rf jod 1890:600.12

\op mikaýha waiüý thoü itheýthiü agthaý-biamaý, moüýzhiha keý shti. Wazhiüýga akaý
\tr raccoon skin / robe / the «garment» / having for the owner / he went homeward, they say / quiver / the «lg. ob.» / too. / Bird / the
\rf jod 1890:600.13

\op koüýge giý te iýgipahoüý-bi egoüý, huýtoü teý shtiý-bi egoüý gioüý aýtiathathaý-biamaý.
\tr near / coming / the / having known him, their own «master», they say, / cried out / the completed act / too, they say / so / flying / they began, now and then, they say.
\rf jod 1890:600.14

\op Ishtiýnike akaý eýdi doüýxti iýkizhuý-bi egoüý, wazhiüýga thoükaý xthiýazhi-noü gthiüý
\tr @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / there / beyond measure / was proud, they say / as, / bird / the «pl. ob.» / silent often / to sit
\rf jod 1890:600.15

\op waýgazhiý-biamaý. Eýgithe Wahoüýthishiýge amaý sheýte agiý-biamaý, tizheýbe teý ubaýhoü
\tr commanded them, they say. / At length / Orphan / the «mv. sub.» / that seen «std. ob.» / coming back, they say, / doorway / the / was coming in
\rf jod 1890:600.16

\op agiý-biamaý. Eýgithe goüý akaýma, Ishtiýnike akaý waýthaha te aýthahaý-bi egoüý.
\tr at the entrance, they say. / At length / some time / sat, they say, / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.» / clothing / the «col. ob.» / having put on the clothing, they say.
\rf jod 1890:600.17

\op Ki eýgithoüý-biamaý Wahoüýthishiýge akaý, "Na! thiý gaýte aýnaha te goüý aýnaha
\tr And / said to him, they say / Orphan / the «sub.», / Why! / you / that «col.» / you wore / as / still / you wear it
\rf jod 1890:600.18

\op haý," aý-bi egoüý, iýgioüýtha theýtha-biamaý. Goüý waýthaha te giýgthizaý-biamaý.
\tr . / having said, they say, / he threw it back to him suddenly, they say. / So / clothing / the «col. ob.» / took back his own, they say.
\rf jod 1890:601.1

\op Wahoüýthishiýge nazhiýha geý shtewoüý naxthoüýzhexti kiý amaý. Akiý-bi egoüý,
\tr Orphan / hair / the «pl.» / even / exceedingly tangled / returned there / they say. / Having returned there, they say,
\rf jod 1890:601.2

\op goüý amaiý te. Neýxe gakuý wiü gaýxe-wakithaý-biamaý. Igaýxthoü thiükeý
\tr they were so for some time. / Drum / one / he caused them to make it, they say. / His wife / the «st. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:601.3

\op uiýtha-bi egoüý, "Oüwoüýtihaý-xti aýthiüheý thoü agthiý ha. Iüsh'aýge uiýtha-ga haý.
\tr having told her, they say, / Me very lonely / I who moved / in the past / I have come back / . / Old man / tell it to him / !
\rf jod 1890:601.4

\op Niýkashiüýga-ma bthuýgaxti wachiýgaxe eweýkoübtha ha," aý-biamaý. Ki igaýxthoü
\tr The people «pl. ob.» / all / to dance / I wish for them /  / said, they say. / And / his wife
\rf jod 1890:601.5

\op akaý ithaýdi thiükeý uiýtha-biamaý. Ki ithaýdi akaý iüsh'aýge wiü agiýthe-wakithaý-bi egoüý,
\tr the «sub.» / her father / the «st. ob.» / told it to him, they say. / And / her father / the «sub.» / old man / one / having caused them to fetch him, they say,
\rf jod 1890:601.6

\op iüsh'aýge thiü hiý ki, theý Wahoüýthishiýge iýe edaýdoü edeý ke bthuýgaxti uiýtha-bi egoüý,
\tr old man / the «mv. ob.» / arrived there / when, / this / Orphan / word / what / he said something / the / all / having told to him, they say,
\rf jod 1890:601.7

\op iýekiýthe uthaý theýkithaý-biamaý. Ki iüsh'aýge amaý eýgithoü athaý-biamaý, tiý ke uhaý.
\tr as a crier / to tell it / sent him, they say. / And / old man / the «mv. sub.» / to say it to «someone» / went, they say, / lodge / the «lg. line» / following.
\rf jod 1890:601.8

\op "Wathaýchigaýxe te, aiý atha+! Tiýi thoü bthuýgaxti shiüýgazhiüýga aýthoüska keý shtewoü
\tr You are to dance, / he says / indeed! / Lodges / the «cv. ob.» / all / children / of what size / the «lg.» line / soever
\rf jod 1890:601.9

\op bthuýgaxti wathaýchigaýxe te, aiý atha+!" aý-biamaý. Wahoüýthishiýge akaý igaýxthoü
\tr all / you are to dance / he says / indeed! / said, they say. / Orphan / the «sub.» / his wife
\rf jod 1890:601.10

\op thiükeý goü ikoüý thiükeý shti zhuýwagigthaý-bi egoüý, uthuýshiata athaý-biamaý, neýxe-gakuý
\tr the one who «ob.» / and / his grandmother / the one who «ob.» / too / having gone with them, his own, they say, / to the middle of the tribal circle / went, they say, / drum
\rf jod 1890:601.11

\op te athiüý-bi egoüý. Igaýxthoü thiükeý ugiýkiaý-bi egoüý, eýgithoüý-biamaý (Iýpithaýge
\tr the / having had it, they say. / His wife / the «st. ob.» / having spoken to her, his own, they say, / said to her, they say / Belt
\rf jod 1890:601.12

\op sagiýxti gaýxa-biamaý.)," Iýpithaýge gaýke oüwoüýthoü-ga haý, thidiüýdiü-ga haý.
\tr very light / made it, they say, / Belt / that «lg. ob.» / grasp me / ! / pull hard / !
\rf jod 1890:601.13

\op Eýgithe niýshtoü te haý," aý-biamaý. Shi ikoüý thiükeý shi aýmataýthishoü uthoüý aýgigthaýzhi-biamaý.
\tr Beware / you let go / lest /  / said he, they say. / Again / his grandmother / the «st. ob.» / again / on the other side / to grasp / commanded her, his own, they say.
\rf jod 1890:601.14

\op "Koühaý, thishtoüýzhi-ga haý. Eýgithe niýshtoü te haý," aý-biamaý. Goüý
\tr O grandmother, / do not let go / ! / Beware / you let go / lest / . / said he, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:601.15

\op niýkashiüýga amaý bthuýgaxti eýdi uthuýshiata ahiý-bi egoüý, gthiüý-biamaý Wahoüýthishiýge
\tr people / the «pl. sub.» / all / there / at the middle of the tribal circle / having arrived there, they say, / sat, they say / Orphan
\rf jod 1890:601.16

\op akaý uthoüýda thoüýdi. Neýxe-gakuý te utiüý iheýtha-bi ki, bthuýgaxti niýkashiüýga-ma
\tr the «sub.» / middle / in the «place». / Drum / the «ob.» / to hit it / he laid the stick horizontally, they say / when, / all / the people «pl. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:601.17

\op gahaý iheý waýxa-biamaý. Giuýzhawaýxtioüý-biamaý niýkashiüýga amaý neýxe-gakuý te
\tr he made the crowd rise «about a foot» and come down again, they say. / They were much pleased, they say / people / the «pl. sub.» / drum / the
\rf jod 1890:602.1

\op utiüý teýdi. Iýthoüboüý utiüý-bi ki, moüshiaýha zhiüýga gahaý ihaý-biamaý. Theýakaý
\tr he hit it / when. / A second time / he hit it, they say / when, / up in the air «mv.» / little / the crowd arose and came down again, they say. / This «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:602.2

\op ikoüý akaý, "Iüý, tuýshpathoü+! anoüýpixti-moüý he," aý-biamaý. Zhuýga ke bthuýga
\tr his grandmother / the «sub.», / Oh! / grandchild! / I usually «?» dance very well /  «fem.». / said she, they say. / Body / the «lg. ob.» / every
\rf jod 1890:602.3

\op gahaý ithoüý-biamaý ki, gateg* ithoüý-biamaý. Ki iýthoüboüý utiüý-bi ki,
\tr arose and came down again, they say / when, / in that manner / she became suddenly, they say. / And / a second time / hit, they say / when,
\rf jod 1890:602.4

\op moüshiaýhaxti iheý waýxa-biamaý. Giý-bi ki, toüýde ke kiý-baýzhi shi utiüý-biamaý.
\tr mv. very high up in the air / placed in a line / he made them, they say. / They were coming back, they say / when, / ground / the «lg. ob.» / not reaching there again / again / he hit it, they say.
\rf jod 1890:602.5

\op Shi piý pahaýshi theýwathaý-biamaý. Gakuýkuthaý-biamaý. Niýkashiüýga-ma
\tr Again / anew / up above / he sent them, they say. / He beat rapidly, they say. / The people «pl. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:602.6

\op bthuýgaxti moüshiaýhaxti itheýwathaý-biamaý. Ki gakuýkuthaý-bi egoüý, niýkashiüýga-ma
\tr all / mv. very high up in the air / he sent them thither, they say. / And / having beat rapidly, they say, / the people «pl. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:602.7

\op uxiýde shtewoüý wathiýshna-bazhiý-biamaý. Niýkashiüýga-ma goüýtexti ki t'eýxti-noü
\tr glimpse / even / they were not visible, they say. / The people «pl. ob.» / a long time / when / fully dead usually
\rf jod 1890:602.8

\op gthihaýha waýxa-biamaý. Niýkashiüýga-ma bthuýgaxti goüý t'eýwathaý-biamaý,
\tr returning and lying one by one / he made them, they say. / The people «pl. ob.» / all / so / he killed them, they say,
\rf jod 1890:602.9

\op gat'eýwathaý-biamaý. Theýakaý wa'uýzhiüga akaý, igaýxthoü akaý sheýnoüba eýshti
\tr he killed them by beating «the drum», they say. / This «sub.» / old woman / the «sub.», / his wife / the «sub.» / only those two / they too
\rf jod 1890:602.10

\op moüýshi gadoüýi thoüýzha, iýpithaýge ke uthoüýwakithaiý goü thishtoüýzhi waýgazhi: sihiý
\tr high in the air / were blown «up» to / through, / belt / the «lg. ob.» / he made them grasp it / as / not to let go / he commanded them: / feet
\rf jod 1890:602.11

\op te moüýshi gadoüý-biamaý, zhuýga akaý bas'iüý zhoüý-biamaý. Ishtiýnike itiýgoü
\tr the / high in the air / were blown «up» to, they say, / body / the «sub.» / upside down / lay, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / his father-in-law
\rf jod 1890:602.12

\op eýthoüba ikoüý keý shti sheýnoübaýxti ugaýshta-bi egoüý, itiýgoü thiü wahoüý'e-xti
\tr he too / his mother-in-law / the «lg. ob.» / too / only those two / having been left «not killed by hitting the ground», they say, / his father-in-law / the «mv. ob.» / making a special petition «with fervor»
\rf jod 1890:602.13

\op giý-noü amaý: "Haý, nisiýha! witoüýde meýgoü, shagtheý. Thaý'eoüýgithaýi-ga!" eý
\tr was coming back, often, they say: / Oh! / my child! / my son-in-law / likewise, / I return to you. / Pity ye me, your relation! / said
\rf jod 1890:602.14

\op shtewoüý Wahoüýthishiýge akaý, "Oühoüý! Giý-ga haý," aý-bi shtewoüý, shi piý utiüý-noü-bi
\tr notwithstanding / Orphan / the «sub.», / Yes! / Come / ! / said, they say / nevertheless, / again / anew / beat often they say
\rf jod 1890:602.15

\op thoüýdi, shi piý gud* itheýthe-noüý-biamaý. Wahoüý'e iýbthoü-xtiý-bi ki,
\tr when, / again / anew / beyond / sent him thither often, they say. / Making a special petition / fully sated «&or satiated» they say / when
\rf jod 1890:602.16

\op gat'eýtha-biamaý. Shi igaýxthoü keý shi eýgoüxtioüý amaý, shi wahoüý'e te. Shi
\tr he killed him by letting him fall, they say. / Again / his wife / the «lg. ob.» / again / was just so, they say, / again / made a special petition, / Again
\rf jod 1890:602.17

\op Wahoüýthishiýge akaý, "Oühoüý! Giý-ga haý, waý'uzhiüýga," aý-bi shtewoüý, shi piý
\tr Orphan / the «sub.», / Yes! / Come / ! / old woman, / said, they say / nevertheless, / again / anew
\rf jod 1890:602.18

\op gud* itheýthe-noüý-biamaý, shi gat'eýtha biamaý. Ishtiýnike enaýxchi ushteý amaý.
\tr beyond / sent her thither often, they say, / again / he killed her by letting her fall, they say. / @{Ishtiýnike} / he alone / was left / they say.
\rf jod 1890:602.19

\op "Haý, kaýge-soüýga! Haý, kaýge-soüýga! shagtheý ha. Wihoüýga meýgoü,
\tr Oh! / friend younger brother! / Oh! / friend younger brother! / I go to you / , / My potential wife / likewise,
\rf jod 1890:603.1

\op thaý'eoüýgithaýi-ga," (aý-biamaý Ishtiýnike akaý). Ishtiýnike goüý gat'eýtha-biamaý.
\tr pity ye me, your relation / said, they say / @{Ishtiýnike} / the «sub.». / @{Ishtiýnike} / at length / he killed him by letting him fall, they say.
\rf jod 1890:603.2

\ti Legend of @{Ukiýabi}

\op Goüý niýkashiüýga akaý xubaiý te, wathiýpi-noü aýtai te, Ukiýabi akaý. Goüýki
\tr And / person / the «sub.» / was mysterious, / doing things skillfully / exceeded / the «past act», / @{Ukiýabi} / the «sub.». / And then
\rf jod 1890:609.1

\op izhiüýge akaý duýbai te, wiüý akaý noüýi te, thaýbthiü zhiügaiý te. Hau. Goüýki noüý
\tr his son / the «sub.» / were four, / one / the «sub.» / was grown, / three / were small. / «paragraph» / And then / grown
\rf jod 1890:609.2

\op akaý xubeý eýgigoüýxtioüýi te. Hau. Goüýki shoüýxti ithaýdi thiükeý t'eýgithe goüýthai te.
\tr the «sub.» / mysterious / was just like his «father». / «paragraph» / And then / strange to say, / his father / the one who / to kill him, his own, / wished.
\rf jod 1890:609.3

\op Hau. Goüý moüýshiata iüýbe-ziýga-ma wiüý moüýxe ibiýsoüdeýxti gawiüýxe
\tr «paragraph» / And / up in the air / yellow-tailed hawks / one / upper world / pressing close against / flying in a circle
\rf jod 1890:610.1

\op moüthiüý gaýxai te ha, izhiüýge akaý. Wazhiüýga zhuýkithe amaý. Goüýki ithaýdi akaý
\tr walking / made / , / his son / the «sub.». / Bird / he changed himself into, they say. / And then / his father / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:610.2

\op oüb iýzhoüi te ha. Ithaýdi akaý zhoüý-bi ki, eýgithe uthiýxide theýthai te. Eýgithe iýgithai te,
\tr day / lay down by / . / His father / the «sub.» / lay down, they say, / when, / at length / he looked all around suddenly. / At length / he found him, his own,
\rf jod 1890:610.3

\op iýgipahoüýxti theýthai te, t'eýwathe goüýthai te iýkipahoüý zhoüýi te ithaýdi akaý. Wa'uýzhiüga
\tr he recognized his own «son» suddenly, / to kill / wished / the / knowing it about himself / reclined / his father / the «sub.». / Old woman
\rf jod 1890:610.4

\op thiükeý ugiýkiai te. "Waý'uzhiüýga, Tiý-githashiýzhe akaý piýazhi chaýbe gaýxai,"
\tr the «st. one» / he spoke to her, his own. / Old woman, / Lodge shivers for another by biting / the «sub.» / bad / very / did,
\rf jod 1890:610.5

\op eýgithoüý-biamaý. Hau. "Athuýha he," aý-biamaý. "Edaýdoü piýazhi gaýxe teýiüte,"
\tr said to her, they say. / «paragraph» / Again /  «fem.». / said, they say. / What / bad / he do / should?
\rf jod 1890:610.6

\op aý-biamaý ihoüý akaý. "Oüýkazhi, waý'uzhiüýga, t'eoüýthe goüýthai," aý-biamaý.
\tr said, they say / his mother / the «sub.». / Not so, / old woman, / to kill me / wishes, / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:610.7

\op Hau. Goüý tiýhukoü iýhe athaiý te, gthedoüý gaýxe, ithaýdi akaý. Ieýnaxiýthai
\tr «paragraph» / And / smoke-hole / passing that way / he went, / hawk / made, / his father / the «sub.». / He dashed on him
\rf jod 1890:610.8

\op izhiüýge thiü. Mazhoüý oüýba kuýwiüxe thixeý athiüý te. Tiý thoüýdi thixeý agiýi te. Tiý
\tr his son / the «mv. ob.». / Land / day / turning in his course / pursuing / had him. / Tent / to the place / pursuing / was returning. / Tent
\rf jod 1890:610.9

\op thoüýdi eýgiha kigtheý amaý. Hiüxpeý gaýxe zhoüý keý amaý. Shi iýgipahoüýxti ithaýdi
\tr to the / down from above / had gone thither, they say. / Plume / made / was lying, they say. / Again / he fully recognized his own / his father
\rf jod 1890:610.10

\op amaý. Athiüý athaý-bi egoüý, athiüý athaý-bi egoüý, ni moüýte itheý amaý. Shi
\tr the «mv. sub.». / Having taken him along, they say, / having taken him along, they say, / water / beneath / was going thither, they say. / Again
\rf jod 1890:610.11

\op huhuý gaýxe amaý. Shi iýbahoüý-biamaý ithaýdi akaý.
\tr fish / made / they say. / Again / recognized him, they say / his father / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:610.12

\op Hau. Shi athiüý athaý-bi egoüý, athiüý athaý-bi egoüý, athiüý athaý-bi egoüý,
\tr «paragraph» / Again / having taken him along, they say, / having taken him along, they say, / having taken him along, they say,
\rf jod 1890:610.13

\op wakoüýdagi wiüý ni uýzhoü keý amaý. Wakoüýdagi ke upeý theý-goü thieýxthu'a
\tr water monster / one / water / was lying in it, they say. / Water monster / the «lg. ob.» / entering / went, and / inside the animal
\rf jod 1890:610.14

\op keýmoüýte zhoüý amaý. Shi ithaýdi akaý shi eýgoü moütaýta aýiaýthai te. Shi aýkusoüýde
\tr the «lg. ob.» / within / was lying, they say. / Again / his father / the «sub.» / again / so / within / had gone. / Again / out at the other end
\rf jod 1890:610.15

\op eýthoübe ahiý-biamaý.
\tr emerging / had reached there, they say.
\rf jod 1890:610.16

\op Hau. Shi athiüý agthaý-bi egoüý, shi tiý te eýgiha kigtheý amaý. Heý gaýxe
\tr «paragraph» / Again / having taken him along on the way back, they say, / again / tent / the «std. ob.» / down from above / had gone, they say. / Louse / made
\rf jod 1890:610.17

\op amaý ki, shi ithaýdi amaý iýgipahoüý-biamaý. Shoü edaýdoü waniýta shuý gaýxe
\tr they say / when, / again / his father / the «mv. sub.» / recognized him, their own, they say. / In fact / what / quadruped / prairie chicken / made
\rf jod 1890:610.18

\op shtewoüý, ithaýdi akaý eýgoü gaýxe amaý. Hau. Moüchuý gaýxe ki, shi ithaýdi akaý eýgoü
\tr even, / his father / the «sub.» / so / made / they say. / «paragraph» / Grizzly bear / made / when, / again / his father / the «sub.» / so
\rf jod 1890:610.19

\op gaýxe amaý. Iügthoüýga gaýxe ki, shi ithaýdi akaý eýgoü gaýxe amaý. Miüýxa soüý
\tr made / they say. / Wild cat / made / when, / again / his father / the «sub.» / so / made / they say. / Swan
\rf jod 1890:611.1

\op toüýga skaý-xti-ma wiüý eýgoü gaýxe ki, shi ithaýdi akaý eýgoü gaýxe amaý. Shi
\tr those very white ones / one / so / made / when, / again / his father / the «sub.» / so / made / they say. / Again
\rf jod 1890:611.2

\op gthedoüý gaýxe kiýshte, eýgithe iýwashkoüý te zaniý sheýnathe te, uzheýtha te Ukiýabi izhiüýge.
\tr hawk / made / when, / at length / strength «&or power» / the / all / he had expended, / he became weary / @{Ukiýabi} / his son.
\rf jod 1890:611.3

\op Hau. Moüýxe theýke baxaýpi itheý goüýtha te, thetoüý aiýzhoü te (moüýxe ke
\tr «paragraph» / Upper world / this «lg. ob.» / to force his way through by pushing / wished / when, / this far / he came and reclined / when / upper world / the «lg. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:611.4

\op baxaýpi aiýzhoü te, niüýde gatoüý thaýzhi amaý), siüdeýhi thoü aýtoüi te ithaýdi akaý.
\tr he pierced it / came and reclined / when, / hams / that far / did not go / they say, / &os &sacrum / the part / trod on it / his father / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:611.5

\op Goü eý t'eýthai te. Hoüý iýthuaýgthe athiüý eýgoü oüýba ke eýkitoühaýxti t'eýthai te.
\tr And / that / killed him. / Night / throughout / having had him / day / the / just half in sight / killed him.
\rf jod 1890:611.6

\op Hoüýegoücheýxchi xagaiý te tiýi teýdi. "Ukiýabi izhiüýge shoüýxti goü t'eý amaý,"
\tr Early in the morning / they cried / tents / at the. / @{Ukiýabi} / his son / strange to say / is dead, they say,
\rf jod 1890:611.7

\op aiý te. Goüýki doüýbe eýdi ahiý-biamaý. Eýgithe t'e keý amaý. Eýgithe moüýathaýxti
\tr they said. / And then / to see him / there / arrived, they say. / Behold / dead / lay / they say. / Behold / very flat on his back
\rf jod 1890:611.8

\op zhoü keý amaý, Ukiýabi iniüýge ke, t'e keý amaý. Waseýzhide niýka ithaýdi akaý
\tr was lying, they say, / @{Ukiýabi} / his son / the «lg. ob.», / dead / lay / they say. / Indian red paint / his father / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:611.9

\op thizaý-bi egoüý, zhuýga zhiýzhidekithaý-biamaý, xagaý-bazhiýxti gthiüý akaýma. Peýxe wiü
\tr having taken, they say, / body / he reddened for him in spots, they say, / not crying at all / was st., they say. / Gourd / one
\rf jod 1890:611.10

\op gasaýthu goüý waoüý gthiüý akaýma. Eýgithe waoüý te thashtoüý-bi egoüý, xagaý-biamaý.
\tr rattled by shaking / so / singing / was st., they say. / At length / song / the / having stopped singing, they say, / he cried, they say.
\rf jod 1890:611.11

\op Niýkashiüýga xageý titheýthe amaý ki, bthuýga xagaý-biamaý toüýwoü thoüýdi, xageý
\tr People / were taking up the crying in succession, they say / when, / all / cried, they say / village / at the, / crying
\rf jod 1890:611.12

\op uiýkoü-biamaý. Niýkashiüýga amaý Poüýka amaý Ukiýabi iüsh'aýge izhiüýge t'eýgithai
\tr they helped him, they say. / People / the «pl. sub.» / Ponka / the «pl. sub.» / @{Ukiýabi} / old man / his son / killed his own
\rf jod 1890:611.13

\op uiýkoü-biamaý. Niýkashiüýga amaý Poüýka amaý Ukiýabi iüsh'aýge izhiüýge t'eýgithai
\tr they helped him, they say. / People / the «pl. sub.» / Ponka / the «pl. sub.» / @{Ukiýabi} / old man / his son / killed his own
\rf jod 1890:611.13

\op te noüýde piýazhi e-noüý aýta eýskoüi.
\tr the «act» / heart / bad / only that / extreme / they assumed it.
\rf jod 1890:611.14

\ti @{Ukiýabi}, the suitor -- a Ponka legend

\op Ukiýabi iüsh'aýge akaý niýkashiüýga noüýba wagaýxthoü waýthiü te haý, nuý.
\tr @{Ukiýabi} / old man / the «sub.» / person / two / servant / he had them / , / man.
\rf jod 1890:613.1

\op Miüý itheý ki, zhuýwagthe gthiüý-biamaý. Gaý-biamaý, "Kageýha, wa'uý gaýtedi
\tr Sun went «down» / when, / he with them / sat, they say. / He said as follows, they say, / O friend, / woman / in that tent «?»
\rf jod 1890:613.2

\op (waýthixaýzhi) thiükeý agthoüý koüýbtha," wagaýxthoü thoükaý uýwagithaiý te. Ki,
\tr (has not taken a husband) / the one who / I take her for a wife / I wish, / servant / the ones who / he told it to them / when. / And,
\rf jod 1890:613.3

\op "Eýdi iüwiüýthakieý neý tai, akiýwaxti, kageýha," aý-biamaý Ukiýabi akaý.
\tr There / you speak to her for me / you go / will, / both, / O friend, / said, they say / @{Ukiýabi} / the «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:613.4

\op Igaýxthoü, wa'uýzhiüga akaý, gaý-biamaý, "I+, aý / uýhaxtioüý," aý-biamaý. "Miüýzhiüga
\tr His wife, / old woman / the «sub.», / said as follows, they say, / How absurd! «fem.» / do speak about something else! / said, they say. / Girl
\rf jod 1890:613.5

\op uýdoüxti t'oüý akaýdi aýxtoü thi'iiý taýba," aý-biamaý.
\tr very good / have / among those who / how possible / they give one to you / should? «pl.» / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:613.6

\op Hau. "Keý, eýdi moüthiüýi-ga," aiý te. Goü eýdi athaý-biamaý. Tiýata
\tr «paragraph» / Come, / there / walk ye, / he said / the «past act». / And / there / went, they say. / To the tent
\rf jod 1890:613.7

\op aiý-biamaý akiýwa. Nuý akaý (miüýzhiüga ithaýdi akaý) gaý-biamaý: "Hauý,"
\tr were coming in this directon «&sic», they say / both. / Man / the «sub.» / girl / her father / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Ho!
\rf jod 1890:613.8

\op aý-biamaý. Nuý thiükeý- goü, wa'uý thiükeý- goü, waýthahoüýi te akiýwa. "Shiüýgazhiüýga
\tr said, they say. / Man / the «st. ob.» / both, / woman / the «st. ob.» / and, / they prayed to them / both. / Child
\rf jod 1890:613.9

\op theýthiüke uýdoüxti that'oüýi. Oüýbatheý niýkashiüýga wiüý gthoüý goüýthai eýgoü,
\tr this st. one / very good / you have a child. / This day / person / one / to marry her / wishes / as,
\rf jod 1890:613.10

\op thigaýxthoü eýthoüba oüguýthikieý oügaýti," aý-biamaý. Nuý thiükeý iýazhi amaý. Wa'uý
\tr your wife / her too / we speak to you / we have come, / said, they say. / Man / the «st. one» / did not speak / they say. / Woman
\rf jod 1890:613.11

\op akaý iýa-biamaý, uxtheýxti, "Ebeý a niýashiüýga gthoüý goüýtha thiüýkeý," aý-biamaý.
\tr the «sub.» / spoke, they say, / very soon, / Who / ? / person / to marry her / wishes / the one who / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:613.12

\op "Wikaýge akaý Ukiýabi akeý," aý-biamaý. "Na, guýdiha gigthaiý- a! Oüýthiüska
\tr My friend / the «sub.» / @{Ukiýabi} / the one referred to, / said, they say. / Fie! / further off / enter ye your own lodge «fem. imper.»! / Almost «?»
\rf jod 1890:614.1

\op niýashiüga eýgoü baýdoü. Shiüýgazhiüýga theýthiükeý uýdoüxti at'oüý he. Niýashiüýga
\tr person / so / ? / Child / this «st. ob.» / very good / I have her /  «fem.». / Human being
\rf jod 1890:614.2

\op waýthixe agiýkoübtha, Wakoüýda waýthixeý shtewoüý agiýkoübtha-maýzhi heý." Goüý
\tr to take as her husband / I wish her, my own, / Mysterious Power / to take as her husband / soever / I do not wish her, my own /  «fem.». / And
\rf jod 1890:614.3

\op agthaý-biamaý. Akiý-biamaý. Eýgithe Ukiýabi iüsh'aýge akaý thizuý zhoüý akaýma.
\tr started back, they say. / Reached home, they say. / Meanwhile / @{Ukiýabi} / old man / the «sub.» / stretched out / was recl., they say.
\rf jod 1890:614.4

\op Paýhoü amaý. Moüýgthe gthiüý-biamaý. Ukiýkie agthaý-biamaý wagaýxthoü amaý.
\tr Arose from recl., they say. / Erect / sat, they say. / Talking together / started back, they say / servant / the «pl. sub.».
\rf jod 1890:614.5

\op "Kageýha, iýe te piýazhi a. Wikaýge oüguýthazhi teý," aý-biamaý. Aýma akaý
\tr O friend, / speech / the / bad / ! / My friend / let us not tell him about it, / said, they say. / Other one / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:614.6

\op gaý-biamaý: "Tenaý! iýgipahoüý gthiüýi. Eaýtoü oüguýthazhi taýdoü."
\tr said as follows, they say: / Why! / knowing his own / he sits. / Why / we two not tell about it / should ?
\rf jod 1890:614.7

\op Goüý akiý-biamaý. "Hau, thikaýge ameýgoü thagthiý," aý-biamaý Ukiýabi iüsh'aýge
\tr And / they reached home, they say. / Ho, / your friend / he likewise / you two have come back. / said, they say / @{Ukiýabi} / old man
\rf jod 1890:614.8

\op akaý. Iýxaxa gthiüý-biamaý. "Oügaýgthi, kageý-i," aý-biamaý. "Ahauý! edaýdoü edaiý
\tr the «sub.». / Laughing often / he sat, they say. / We have come back, / younger brother «masc.», / said, they say. / Oho! / what / they said something
\rf jod 1890:614.9

\op eýiüte, thikaýge meýgoü waýgazuýxti iüwiüýthai-ga," aý-biamaý. Goüý, "Kageýha,
\tr perhaps, / your friend / likewise, / very correctly / tell ye me, / said, they say. / And, / O friend,
\rf jod 1890:614.10

\op uthiý'agai," aý-biamaý. "Shiüýgazhiüýga theýthiükeý oüt'oüýi thoüýzha, niýashiüýga waýthixe
\tr they were unwilling, / said, they say. / Child / this st. one / we have her / though, / human being / to take as her husband
\rf jod 1890:614.11

\op agiýkoübtha, Wakoüýda waýthixeý shtewoüý agiýkoübtha-maýzhi he. Guýdiha
\tr I wish her, my own, / Mysterious Power / to take as her husband / soever / I do not wish her, my own /  «fem.». / Further off
\rf jod 1890:614.12

\op gigthaiý-a heý, kageýha, eweýagaiý," aý-biamaý. Uýwakiaý-biamaý Ukiýabi iüsh'aýge
\tr enter ye your own lodge «fem. imper.» / ! / O friend, / she did speak «against you» to us what precedes, / said «they say». / He spoke to them / @{Ukiýabi} / old man
\rf jod 1890:614.13

\op akaý. "Sheýthoü hiüxpeý thoü, waý'uzhiüýga, iüý'i iýtha-ga" (aý-biamaý). Ikaýge aýma
\tr the «sub.». / That «cv. ob.» / plume / the «cv. ob.», / O old woman, / hand mine to me / said, they say. / His friend / other one
\rf jod 1890:614.14

\op thiükeý iüdeý thoü saýbekithaiý te. Hiüxpeý thoü taxpiý thoü eýzhi te, maýshoü
\tr the «st. ob.» / face / the «part» / he blackened for him / the «past act». / Plume / the «cv. ob.» / crown of the head / the «part» / put many «small ob.» on for him / the «past act», / feather
\rf jod 1890:614.15

\op aýthahahaýxti giaýxai te. Shi aýma thiükeý shi eýgoü gaýxai te. Uýwakiaiý te.
\tr sticking to it here and there / made for him / the «past act». / Again / other one / the «st. ob.» / again / so / did / the «past act». / He spoke to them / the «past act».
\rf jod 1890:614.16

\op Teýha waiüýi te, waýhiü shiüýthe. Mazhoüý wiü aýthadai teý. "Mazhoüý gaýthoüdi
\tr Buffalo hide / wore as robes / the «past act», / robe with the hair outside. / Land / one / he mentioned it / the «past act». / Land / to that «place»
\rf jod 1890:614.17

\op neý tai." (Weý'e akiýtha athiüýi te.) "Uzheýti shkaýxe tai. Moüthiüýka thipiýxti
\tr you go / will «pl.» / Hoe / both / had / the «past act» / Hole for a pole / you make it / will «pl.». / Earth / made very skillfully
\rf jod 1890:615.1

\op ithoüýthathe eýgoü hiüxpeý aýthazhiý taiý. Niýkashiüýga wiüý niýxu taiý. Giý-bazhiýi-ga.
\tr you place it / so / plume / you put small objects on it / will «pl.». / Person / one / you mark / will «pl.». / Do not be «ye» coming back.
\rf jod 1890:615.2

\op Niýshtoü ki, eýdi gthiüýi-ga. Shupiý taý miüke," aý-biamaý.
\tr You finish / when / there / sit ye. / I will reach there where you will be, / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:615.3

\op Ukiýabi amaý athaiý te mazhoüý thoüýdi. Xthabaýdi iügthoüýga eýgoüxti zhuýkithaý-biamaý
\tr @{Ukiýabi} / the «mv. sub.» / went / the «past act» / land / to the «place». / Among the trees / wild cat / just so / he changed himself into, they say
\rf jod 1890:615.4

\op Ukiýabi akaý. Sithiýze toüýde noüp'oüýde, peýde shte noünaýxthiü aýiaýtiagthaý-biamaý.
\tr @{Ukiýabi} / the «sub.» / He raised his feet / ground / shook slowly from walking, / fire / even / made blaze up by walking / became suddenly as he was approaching, / they say.
\rf jod 1890:615.5

\op Wagaýxthoü amaý iýgipahoüý gthiüý-biamaý. "Thikaýge koüýge a-iý," aý-biamaý.
\tr Servants / the «pl. sub.» / knowing him, their own / sat, they say. / Your friend / near / is coming, / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:615.6

\op Atiýi te ha. Tiý amaý (ki,) gaý-biamaý ikaýge eýthoüba, "Kageýha, kaýshi oüthiýshtoüi
\tr He came / . / He came, they say / when / said as follows, they say / his friend / he too, / O friend, / long ago / we finished it
\rf jod 1890:615.7

\op thoüýzha, thatiýazhi," aý-biamaý. "Ahauý," aý-biamaý Ukiýabi iüsh'aýge akaý. "Keý, thagtheý
\tr though, / you did not come, / said, they say. / Oho! / said, they say / @{Ukiýabi} / old man / the «sub.». / Come, / you start back
\rf jod 1890:615.8

\op tai. Weý'e thoü ithoüýthai-ga. Koüýsi saýtoü te gaýte aniüý-doü thagtheý tai," aiý
\tr will «pl.» / Hoe / the «cv. ob.» / put down «pl.» the «cv. ob.» / Plum-stone / five / the / that «col. ob.» / you have it, and / you start back / will «pl.», / said
\rf jod 1890:615.9

\op te. "Tizheýbe teýdi thanaýzhiü taiý. Tiýshi hideý te thaýtataýthishoü thanoüýtata taiý.
\tr the «past act». / Door-way / at the / you stand / will «pl.». / Tent-pole / base / the / on the left of / you patter on the ground with the sole of the foot / will «pl.».
\rf jod 1890:615.10

\op Koüýsi saýtoü theýshpaha taiý," (aý-biamaý Ukiýabi iüsh'aýge akaý. Wagaýxthoü amaý
\tr Plum-stone / five / you show to her / will «pl.», / said, they say / @{Ukiýabi} / old man / the «sub.». / Servant / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:615.11

\op athaý-biamaý.)
\tr went, they say.
\rf jod 1890:615.12

\op Eýgithe miüýzhiüga waýthixaýzhi akaý aýshi eýthoübe atiýi te ha. Niýstu
\tr At length / girl / unmarried / the «sub.» / out of doors / emerging «from the tent» / came / . / Stepping backward
\rf jod 1890:615.13

\op agthaiý te ha. Eýgithe wa'uý amaý wiýuhe amaý. Eýgithe kigthiýsoütha- doü toüýthiü
\tr they went back / . / At length / woman / the «mv. sub.» / was following close after them, they say. / At length / turned themselves around / and / running
\rf jod 1890:615.14

\op agthaý-biamaý. Ki wiýuhe amaý wa'uý amaý. Goü athiüý agthaý-biamaý wa'uý thiüý
\tr went homeward, they say. / And / was following close behind them, they say / woman / the «mv. sub.» / And / having her / they went homeward, they say / woman / the «mv. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:615.15

\op nuý amaý. Wa'uý amaý wateý gthiýbthaze moüthiüý-biamaý, nazhiýha thoüý shti
\tr men / the «pl. sub.». / Woman / the «mv. sub.» / skirt / tearing her own by pulling / walked, they say, / hair / the part / too
\rf jod 1890:615.16

\op kigthiýpazaý-biamaý, wateý thoü kigthiýthiügeý-xtioüý-biamaý. Mazhoüý thoüýdi athiüý
\tr she pulled her own hair down over her forehead, they say, / skirt / the «garment» / she utterly destroyed it for herself by tearing, they say. / Land / at the «place» / having her
\rf jod 1890:615.17

\op akiý-biamaý. Ukiýabi gthiüý akaýdi zhuýgthe athiüý akiý-biamaý. Ukiýabi iüsh'aýge akaý
\tr they reached there again, they say. / @{Ukiýabi} / sat to the one who «sub.» / with her / having her / they reached there again, they say. / @{Ukiýabi} / old man / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:616.1

\op ikaýge meýgoü zhoüý'oühaý-biamaý (&or zhoüý'oühe-doüýshteoüý-biamaý). Wagaýxthoü-ma
\tr his friends / likewise / &cum &ca &concubuisse &aiunt, / &cum &ca &forte &concubuisse &aiunt. / The servants
\rf jod 1890:616.2

\op wiüý niý uiýzhikithaý-biamaý, iüdeý thoü bthuýga nuýkakithaý-biamaý, wa'uý toü. Ediýhi
\tr one / water / he caused to fill for her, they say, / face / the part / whole / made wet «for her», they say, / woman / the «std. ob.». / At that time
\rf jod 1890:616.3

\op giýwazhiüskaý-biamaý. Ukiýai te, "Koüýsi te wakoüý aniüý te. Uthiýhi-baýzhi taiteý.
\tr she regained her senses, they say. / He spoke to her / the «past act», / Plum-stone / the «col. ob.» / gambling appliances / you have «them» / will / They shall not win from you.
\rf jod 1890:616.4

\op That'aýzhi kaýshi tateý. Wa'uýzhiügaýxchi shiý tateý. T'eý wiýkoübtha ki, that'eý te,
\tr You do not die / a long time / shall «s.». / Very old woman / you reach there / shall «s.». / To die / I wish for you / if / you die / will,
\rf jod 1890:616.5

\op eýde t'eý wiýkoübtha-maýzhi. Thihoüý iýe piýazhiý iügaýxe. Eýe ha, uýshkoü te
\tr but / to die / I do not wish for you. / Your mother / word / bad / made for me. / That is it / , / deed / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:616.6

\op wiýpaxe," aiý te.
\tr I did to you, / he said / the «past act».
\rf jod 1890:616.7

\op Hau. "Keý, thagtheý te. Ugaýhanapaýze shoü teý, tiýata thagtheý taýshe.
\tr «paragraph» / Come, / you start home / will. / Dark / still / when, / to the tent / you start home / must.
\rf jod 1890:616.8

\op Oüýba koüýge theý ki shoüý," aý-biamaý. Wa'uý amaý agthaý-biamaý. Ki
\tr Day / near / goes / when / all right / said he, they say. / Woman / the «mv. sub.» / started home, they say. / And
\rf jod 1890:616.9

\op Ukiýabi iüsh'aýge akaý shuý gaýxa-biamaý. Tiý eýtoüthiü agtha-biamaý.
\tr @{Ukiýabi} / old man / the «sub.» / prairie hen / made, they say. / Tent / he first / started home, they say.
\rf jod 1890:616.10

\ti A Dakota story

\op Pahoüýgadi Shaoüý wiü t'eý amaý kiý, ithaýdi akaý ihoüý eýthoüba paheýata tiý
\tr Formerly / Dakota / one / died / they say / when, / his father / the «sub.» / his mother / she too / on the hill / lodge
\rf jod 1890:618.1

\op gikaýxa-biamaý. Ki tiý te moüýte sadeýgthe giaýxa-bi egoüý, gahaý iheýgithaý-biamaý.
\tr made for their own, they say. / And / lodge / the «std. ob.» / within / scaffold / made for him, they say / as «+having», / on it / they laid him, their own, they say.
\rf jod 1890:618.2

\op Ki sheýnuzhiüýga wiüý tiýgtha-bi egoüý, ithaýdi thiükeý agthaýthiü-biamaý.
\tr And / young man / one / dwelt in a lodge, they say / as «+having», / his father / the «st. ob.» / had his own, they say.
\rf jod 1890:618.3

\op Ki eýgithe iüsh'aýge noüýba eýdi ahiý-biamaý, ki niniý iüý zhuýgthe gthiüý-biamaý
\tr And / at length / old man / two / there / arrived there, they say, / and / tobacco / to use «+smoke» / with him / sat, they say
\rf jod 1890:618.4

\op wiüý thiükeý. Shoü deýshte ithaýtha. Eýgithe theý sheýnuzhiüýga ithaýdi akaý gaý-biamaý:
\tr one / the «st. ob.». / Yet / they talked first about one thing then about another. / At length / this / young man / his father / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say
\rf jod 1890:618.5

\op "Kageýha, thikaýge meýgoü, wat'eý keýdi mashteý waiüý maýoükiýxoü oügaýthe taiý
\tr O friend, / your friend / likewise, / the corpse «?» / at the «recl. ob.» / warm / robe / we cut it apart for ourselves / we go / shall
\rf jod 1890:618.6

\op ha, tiýha te," aý-biamaý. Ki sheýnuzhiüýga akaý uthiý'agaý-bi egoüý, "Oüýkazhi ha.
\tr . / tent skin / the «ob.», / said he, they say. / And / young man / the «sub.» / was unwilling, they say / as, / Not so / .
\rf jod 1890:618.7

\op Eýgoü gaýxa-bazhiýi-ga haý. Sheýnuzhiüýga tha'eýgoü-xti t'eý ha, e-noüý shteýshtewoü,
\tr So / do not ye / ! / Young man / [in a] very pitiable [manner] / died / , / alone / even if,
\rf jod 1890:618.8

\op utiý'a gikoüýthai eýgoü, ti gikaýxe iheýgithaiý ha. Shoükeýthai-ga haý," aý-biamaý.
\tr to mellow &or decay in «the tent» / desired for their own / as, / lodge / making for their own / they laid their own. / . / Let the «recl. ob.» alone / ! / said he, they say.
\rf jod 1890:618.9

\op Ki shoüý ithaýdi akaý, "T'eý shti thishtoüý ke kiý, eýdi iýgiuýdoü deýshteoüý taýdoü.
\tr And / yet / his father / the «sub.», / Dead / too / he lies finished / if, / there / for his good / perhaps / will ? «sign of surprise or doubt».
\rf jod 1890:618.10

\op Waiüý wathiüýgai eýgoü, tiýha te heýbe maýoükiýxoü oügoüýthai ha," aý-biamaý.
\tr Robe / we none / as, / tent skin / the / part / we cut off for ourselves / we wish /  / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:618.11

\op Ki shenuzhiüga aka, "Waýhu'aý! uthiýhexti shkoüýshnai aýhoü. Hiüýdakeý! theý shteshte-oüýi-ga
\tr And / young man / the «sub.», / Really! / to have your wish fully gratified / you wish / ! / Let us see! / go ye at any rate
\rf jod 1890:618.12

\op haý," eý weýhusaý-biamaý. Ki iüsh'aýge akaý woüýgithe iýa-bazhiýxti
\tr ! / that / he scolded them. / And / old man / the «sub.» / all / not speaking at all
\rf jod 1890:619.1

\op nazhiüý-bi egoüý, athaý-biamaý wat'eý keýta. Ki sheýnuzhiüýga akaý iüsh'aýge-ma
\tr stood up, they say / as «+having», / went, they say / corpse / to the «recl. ob.». / And / young man / the «sub.» / the old men
\rf jod 1890:619.2

\op ithaiý ki, wa'uý thiükeý ugiýkiaý-bi egoüý gaý-biamaý: "Thaýnoühaý, waseýsoü thoü
\tr they had gone / when, / woman / the «st. one» / spoke to her, his own / as «+having» / said as follows, they say: / O wife / white clay / the piece
\rf jod 1890:619.3

\op iüthiüýthizaý-ba haý. Sheý-ma wiüý t'eýathe-xti-moüý taýshe," aý-biamaý. Ki wa'uý akaý
\tr take mine for me / ! / Those in sight / one / I kill him indeed «&or fully» / must, / said, they say. / And / woman / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:619.4

\op uthiý'agaý-bi egoüý, "Shoümeýwathaý-a heý. Waiüý thiügaiý he. Waiüý maýkixoü taiý
\tr was unwilling, they say / as, / Let them alone /  «fem.»! / Robe / they have none /  «fem.». / Robe / let them cut off for themselves
\rf jod 1890:619.5

\op he," aý-biamaý thoüýzha shoüý nuý akaý thashtoüý-bazhiý-bi egoüý, wa'uý thiükeý weýgithiýze
\tr  «fem.»., / said she, they say / though / yet / man «+husband» / the «sub.» / not stopping speaking, they say / as, / woman / the «st. one» / was taking it for &them «&sic»,
\rf jod 1890:619.6

\op amaý ha waseýsoü thoü. Goüýki nuý akaý thizaý-bi egoüý, iýsoükithaý-biamaý ha
\tr they say /  / white clay / the piece. / And then / man «+husband» / the «sub.» / took it, they say / as «+having», / he whitened himself with it, they say / 
\rf jod 1890:619.7

\op waseýsoü thoü, shoüý bthuýga, iüdeý, noüshkiý thoü shtewoüý. Thishtoüý-bi ki iüsh'aýge-ma
\tr white clay / the piece, / in fact / all «his body», / face, / head / the part / even. / He finished, they say / when / the old men
\rf jod 1890:619.8

\op athaiý te sakiýba iýhe athaý-bi egoüý, eýgoüthiü eýdi ahiý-biamaý ha, wat'eý keýdi.
\tr they went / the / passing alongside of / went, they say / as «+having», / he first / there / arrived, they say / , / corpse / at the «recl. ob.».
\rf jod 1890:619.9

\op Sadeýgthe te aýna-bi egoüý gahaý zhoüý-biamaý, paý thoü tiýmoüthuýhe te eýthoübe
\tr Scaffold / the «std. ob.» / he climbed, they say / as «+having» / on it / he lay, they say, / head / the part / "breast of the tent" «where the skins are joined, above the entrance» / the / emerging from
\rf jod 1890:619.10

\op ithoüýthe. Ki eýgithe iüsh'aýge amaý aýiaýmamaý uiýthoübe te iýthapithiüýxchi ukiýkie.
\tr he placed the part. / And / at length / old men / the «pl. sub.» / were coming, they say / up-hill / the / very slowly / talking together.
\rf jod 1890:619.11

\op Sheýnuzhiüýga akaý wanaý'oü zhoüý-biamaý. Ki eýgithe tiý teýdi ahiý-bi ki, iüsh'aýge
\tr Young man / the «sub.» / to listen to them / he lay, they say. / And / at length / lodge / at the «std. ob.» / arrived, they say / when, / old men
\rf jod 1890:619.12

\op amaý gthiüý-biamaý woüýgithe. Ki pahoüýga akaý gaý-biamaý: "Kageýha, thikaýge
\tr the «pl. sub.» / they sat, they say / all / And / first one / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / O friend, / your friend
\rf jod 1890:619.13

\op meýgoü, niniý uzhiýi-ga haý. Theýnoü haýshi thikaýge niniý iü zhuoüýgigthe tabaýshe,"
\tr likewise, / tobacco / fill ye / ! / This time / after / [This last time] / your friend / tobacco / to use / we with him, our own / must «pl.»,
\rf jod 1890:619.14

\op aý-biamaý. Ki wiüý, "Oüýhoü, thikaýge wiüýkextioüý ha. Eýgoü uýdoü ha," aý-bi
\tr said, they say. / And / one, / Yes, / your friend / does indeed speak truly / . / So / good / , / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:619.15

\op egoüý, niniý uzhiý-biamaý. Uzhiý thishtoüý-bi egoüý, thanaý-biamaý. Ziý ama kiý niniýba
\tr as «+having», / tobacco / filled, they say. / Filled / finished, they say / as «+having», / drew a whiff, they say. / It was yellow / they say / pipe
\rf jod 1890:619.16

\op ke tiýmoüthuýhe tetaýthishoü thisoüýtha. Moüýshi uthiýxidaý-bi egoüý, "Hau! kageýha,
\tr the «lg. ob.» / "breast of the tent" «where the skins are joined, above the entrance» / towards the / he turned. / Up in the air / he gazed, they say / as «+having», / Ho, / friend
\rf jod 1890:619.17

\op niniý gakeý. Goüý theýnafn haýshi niniý iü zhuoüýthigiýgthai. Ki akiýthaha oüthiüý taiý
\tr tobacco / that «lg. ob.». / And / this time / after / [This last time] / tobacco / to use / we are with you, our own. / And / apart / we be / shall
\rf jod 1890:620.1

\op ha, niniý gakeý," aý-bi egoüý, etaýthishoü uthiýxidaý-biamaý ki paý thoü goüý thoü
\tr . / tobacco / that «lg. ob.» / said, they say / as «+having», / in that direction / he gazed, they say / when / head / the part / in the manner described / the part
\rf jod 1890:620.2

\op iýtha-biama. Ki, "Wa! kageýha, thikaýge meýgoü, theýta-thoü doüýbai-ga haý,"
\tr found it, they say. / And, / Oh! / O friend, / your friend / likewise, / this place behind you / look ye / !
\rf jod 1890:620.3

\op aý-biamaý. Ki noübaý akaý doüýba-bi kiý, "Wuhuý! kageýha, eýe akaý ha," aý-bi
\tr said, they say. / And / two / the «sub.» / looked, they say / when, / Really! / O friend, / it is he about whom we have heard /  / said, they say
\rf jod 1890:620.4

\op egoüý, oüýhe agthaý-biamaý woüýgithe. Ki sheýnuzhiüýga akaý kihaý u'oüýsi-bi egoüý,
\tr as «+having», / fleeing / went back, they say / all. / And / young man / the «sub.» / downward / leaped, they say / as «+having»,
\rf jod 1890:620.5

\op weýnoüxithaý-biamaý. Ki noübaý-ma waxthiý xiaýtha-bi thoüýzha, sheýwatha-bazhiý-bi
\tr attacked them, they say. / And / the two / being scared / fell to the ground, they say / though, / paid no attention to them, they say
\rf jod 1890:620.6

\op egoüý, ithaýdi thiü aýkihoü gthiýxa-biamaý. Ki iüsh'aýge amaý uýxthaiý-bi ki, waxthiý
\tr as «+having», / his father / the «mv. ob.» / beyond / he pursued him, his own, they say. / And / old man / the «mv. sub.» / was overtaken, they say / when, / being scared
\rf jod 1890:620.7

\op xiaýtha-biamaý. Ki iniüýge akaý aýgigthazhaýdexti gthiüý-bi egoüý, "Noüxiýde thithiüýge
\tr he fell to the ground, they say. / And / his son / the «sub.» / sitting astride his own / sat, they say / as «+having», / Hearing / you have none
\rf jod 1890:620.8

\op iýthanahiüýi ahoüý. Niniý iüwiüýzhi-ga haý," aý-biamaý. Ki iüsh'aýge akaý, "Haý!
\tr you truly / ! / Tobacco / fill for me / ! / said, they say. / And / old man / the «sub.» / Ho!
\rf jod 1890:620.9

\op tushpaý! haý! tushpaý!" aý-bi egoüý, thizuýe zhoüý niniý uiýzhi zhoüý-biamaý. Ki sheýnuniüýga
\tr O grandchild! / Ho! / O grandchild! / said, they say / as «+having», / stretched out / lying / tobacco / filling for him / he lay, they say. / And / young man
\rf jod 1890:620.10

\op thiükeý niniý ke iüý thishtoüý amaý ki, gaý-biamaý iüsh'aýge akaý: "Haý! tushpaý! haý!
\tr the «st. one» / tobacco / the «lg. ob.» / used / was finishing, they say / when, / said as follows, they say / old man / the «sub.»: / Ho! / O grandchild! / Ho!
\rf jod 1890:620.11

\op tushpaý! tushpaý, thaý'eoüýgith-aýdoü oüýthishtoüý-ga. Theýnoü haýshi niniý iü zhuoüýthigiýgthe
\tr O grandchild! / O grandchild! / pity me and / let me go. / This time / after / [This last time] / tobacco / to use / we be with you, our own
\rf jod 1890:620.12

\op taý-bi, oüthoüýthai eýgoü shoügaýhii ha. Tushpaý, thaý'eoüýgithaý-ga," aý-biamaý. "Eýgoü
\tr about, that, / we thought / as / we went there where you were / . / O grandchild, / pity me, your own / said, they say. / So
\rf jod 1890:620.13

\op noüzhiüý adoüý oüýthistuýba-ga haý," aý-biamaý sheýnuzhiüýga akaý. Goüýki iüsh'aýge
\tr stand up / and / extend your hand toward me in entreaty / ! / said, they say / young man / the «sub.». / And then / old man
\rf jod 1890:620.14

\op akaý noüzhiüý-bi egoüý, thistuýba-biamaý. "Haý! tushpaý! haý! tushpaý!" eý shoüýshoü
\tr the «sub.» / stood up, they say / as «+having», / extended his hands toward him, they say. / Ho! / O grandchild! / Ho! / O grandchild! / saying / constantly
\rf jod 1890:620.15

\op nazhiüý-biamaý. Sheýnuzhiüýga akaý iýxa teýgoü-xtiý-bi shtewoüý, oüýkabaýzhi-noüý-biamaý.
\tr he stood, they say. / Young man / the «sub.» / to laugh / just about to, they say / even though, / was not so regularly, they say.
\rf jod 1890:620.16

\op "Ke! moügthiüý-ga haý. Eýgithe iýthoüboüý azhoüý miükeýdi oüwoüýshnishoüýshoü taiý
\tr Come! / begone / ! / Beware / a second time / I lie / by me who lie / you go around me often / lest
\rf jod 1890:620.17

\op ha. Hiý-bazhiýi-ga haý," aý-bi egoüý, gtheýkithaý-biamaý ha sheýnuzhiüýga akaý. Goüýki
\tr . / Do not ye arrive there / ! / said they say / as «+having», / made him go homeward, they say /  / young man / the «sub.». / And then
\rf jod 1890:621.1

\op sheýnuzhiüýga amaý xaýtha athaý-biamaý. Ki eýgithe iüsh'aýge noübaý akaý shetoüý-noü xiaýthai
\tr young man / the «mv. sub.» / back to the starting place «+scaffold» / went, they say. / And / at length / old man / two / the «sub.» / still / they fell down
\rf jod 1890:621.2

\op thoüýdi akiýtha zhoüý akaýma. Ki koüýge theý amaý kiý akiýtha bakuý aýiaýtha-biamaý,
\tr at the place / both / were lying, they say. / And / near at hand «in &line» / was young, they say / when / both / with robes over their heads / they had gone somewhere, they say,
\rf jod 1890:621.3

\op waxthiý-bi egoüý, shoüý shoüýthoükeýwathe agthaý-biamaý. Agthaý-bi kiý shi eýtoüthiü
\tr they were cowards, they say / as, / yet / he let them alone / he went homeward, they say. / He went homeward, they say / when / again / he first
\rf jod 1890:621.4

\op akiý-biamaý tiý teýdi sheýnuzhiüýga amaý. Goüýki kigthiýzha-bi egoüý thizuýe zhoüý-biamaý.
\tr reached home, they say / lodge / at the «std. ob.» / young man / the «mv. sub.». / And then / washed himself, they say / as «+having» / stretched out / lay, they say.
\rf jod 1890:621.5

\op Ki igaýxthoü thiükeý ugiýkiaý-bi egoüý, "Eýgithe gthiýi kiý iýthaxa te haý.
\tr And / his wife / the «st. one» / spoke to her, his own, they say / as «+having», / Beware / they have returned / when / you laugh / lest / .
\rf jod 1890:621.6

\op Iýxazhi goüýtha washkoüý-ga haý. Oüýshiü waxthiý gaskiý t'eýawaýthathiüý ha," aý-biamaý.
\tr Not to laugh / desire / make an effort / ! / Nearly / being scared / panting / I killed them «accidentally» [I made them die from exhaustion.] / . / said, they say.
\rf jod 1890:621.7

\op Ki iüsh'aýge-ma gthiý-bi kiý zhoüý gaýxe zhoüý-biamaý akiýtha. Ki iüsh'aýge akaý
\tr And / the old men / returned home, they say / when / to sleep / feigning / they lay, they say / both. / And / old men / the «coll. sub.».
\nt both = the man and wife.
\rf jod 1890:621.8

\op woüýgithe zhoüý-bazhiý-xti niniý iü zhuýkigthe gthiüý-biamaý, iýabazhiý-xti shti. Shoüýxti
\tr all / not sleeping at all / tobacco / using / with one another / they sat, they say, / not speaking at all / too. / Still, indeed
\rf jod 1890:621.9

\op zhoüý-bazhi, oüýba amaý, woüýgithe. Ki hoüýegoüýche kiý sheýnuzhiüýga akaý
\tr not sleeping, / it was day, they say, / all. / And / morning / when / young man / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:621.10

\op paýhoü-bi kiý iüsh'aýge akaý woüýgithe giýtha-bazhiý-xti gthiüýakaýma. Ki sheýnuzhiüýga
\tr arose from sleep, they say / when / old men / the «coll. sub.» / all / very sorrowful / were sitting, they say. / And / young man
\rf jod 1890:621.11

\op akaý gaý-biama: "Thikaýge meýgoü waiüý maýthaxoü thagthiýi ge wiüý oü'iý-ga haý. Wiý
\tr the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / Your friends / likewise / robe / you cut off / you have come back / the «in. objects» / one / give to me / ! / I
\rf jod 1890:621.12

\op shti waiüý oüthiüýge-xti-moüý ha," aý-biamaý. Ki ithaýdi akaý, "Tenaý! eýdi oügaýhii
\tr too / robe / I have none at all /  / said he, they say. / And / his father / the «sub.» / Why! / there / we arrived there
\rf jod 1890:621.13

\op thoüýzha oüthiý'a oügaýgthii ha, weaýnoüxiýthai eýgoü. Oüýthiü-noü t'eýawatha-bathiüýi ha,"
\tr though / we failed / we have come back / , / we were attacked / as. / Nearly / we were killed «accidentally?» / ,
\rf jod 1890:621.14

\op aý-biamaý. "Tenaý! eýgoü tateý ubthiý'age goüý, Thaý-bazhiýi-ga haý, eheý ki shoüý
\tr said he, they say. / Why! / so / shall / I was unwilling / as, / Go ye not / ! / I said / when / yet
\rf jod 1890:621.15

\op oüýthanaý'oü-baýzhi shnaiý ha. Iüýtoü eýde thaxaýgai te ha," aý-biamaý sheýnuzhiüýga
\tr you did not hear me / you went / . / Now / but / you weep / the past act «?» / , / said, they say / young man
\rf jod 1890:621.16

\op akaý. Shi hoüý ki sheýnuzhiüýga akaý, "Shi athuýha iýgaskoüýthe moüthiüýi-ga haý. Wiý
\tr the «sub.». / Again / night / when / young man / the «sub.», / Again / in addition to / to try it / walk ye / ! / I
\rf jod 1890:622.1

\op shti heýbe iüýthiü giýi-ga haý, thikaýge meýgoü, waiüý oüthiüýge-xti-moüý aýtha,"
\tr too / piece / having it for me / be ye coming back / ! / your friend / likewise, / robe / I have none at all / indeed,
\rf jod 1890:622.2

\op aý-biamaý. Ki iüsh'aýge akaý woüýgithe waýmoükaý-shtewoüý-bazhiý-biamaý, uthiý'agaý-bi
\tr said, they say. / And / old men / the «coll. sub.» / all / became altogether out of patience with him, they say, / they were unwilling, they say
\rf jod 1890:622.3

\op egoüý. Sasuý.
\tr as. / François (Frank).
\rf jod 1890:622.4

\ti A Yankton story

\op Goü Ihoüýktoüwiü toüýwoügthoü meýiüte, sheýnuzhiüýga wiüý miüý ithaýpe-noüýi
\tr And / Yankton / village / those perhaps «?» / young man / one / human female / waited for an unseen one regularly
\rf jod 1890:624.1

\op te. Niýkagaýhi izhoüýge noüýba ukiýkizhi te, waýthixa-baýzhi te, nuýzhiügaý shti wiüý te,
\tr the «completed act». / Chief / his daughter / two / near kindred / the «past sign», / boy / too / one / the «past act»,
\rf jod 1890:624.2

\op zhiügaý. Ki niýashiüýga theý miüý ithaýpa-bi eheý akaý, eý wa'uý thoükaý uýwakie goüýthai
\tr small. / And / man / this / that / he waited for a woman / I said / the «sub.», / he / woman / the «pl. ob.» / to talk to them / desired
\rf jod 1890:624.3

\op te, eý weýapaiý te. Hoüý ki, tiý teýdi ahiýi te, tiý-soüthe. Ti naýza teýdi zhoüýi
\tr the «past act», / he / waited for them / the «past act». / Night / when, / tent / at the / arrived / the «past act», / tent whitened. / Tent / rear / at the / lay
\rf jod 1890:624.4

\op te. Goü iýe waýna'oü zhoüýi te. Eýgithe sheýmiüzhiüýga akaý akiýtha ukiýkie
\tr the «past act». / And / speaking / listening to them / lay / the «past act». / At length / young woman / the «sub.» / both / talked together
\rf jod 1890:624.5

\op aýtiaýgtha-biamaý. Geý aýtiaýgtha-biamaý: "Wiheý, eýbe niýkashiüýga wiüý Kageý
\tr began suddenly, they say. / To say as follows / began suddenly, they say: / Younger sister, / who / person / one / Younger brother «fem.»
\rf jod 1890:624.6

\op uý'oü t'oü-weýakithaiý ki, oüýgathiýxe tateý," aý-biamaý. "Wuhu+!" etheýgoü zhoüýi te.
\tr causes him «for us, his sisters» to enrage the enemy, etc. / if, / we take him for a husband / shall, / said, they say. / Oho! / thinking / he lay / the «past act».
\rf jod 1890:624.7

\op Goü weýthigthoü gaýxe zhoüýi te. Agthaý-bi egoüý, eýwathe-maýdi akiý-bi egoüý, hiübeý
\tr And / plan / making / he lay / the «past act». / Having gone back, they say, / to his kindred «pl. ob. , etc.» / having returned, they say, / moccasins
\rf jod 1890:624.8

\op bateý washiýi te. Goüý giaýxai te. Paýze iýthoüboüý ki, nuýzhiüga uneý athaiý te,
\tr to saw / employed them / the «past act». / So / they did it for him / the «past act». / Evening / a second time / when, / boy / to seek him / went / the «past act»,
\rf jod 1890:624.9

\op iüdeý thoü iýkipahoüýzhiwaýthe teýdi. Goüý nuýzhiüga thiü eýdediý thiü amaý, tiý-gaxe.
\tr face / the «part» / can not be recognized by one another / when. / And / boy / the «mv. ob.» / was «mv.» / there / they say, / playing.
\rf jod 1890:624.10

\op Goüýki iýthai te. Goüýki, "Giý-ga hauý, Kageý-i," aý-bi egoüý goüý athiüý athaiý te.
\tr And then / found him / the «past act». / And then, / Come / ! / Younger brother, «masc.» / having said, they say / so / having him / he went / the «past act».
\rf jod 1890:624.11

\op Goüý hoüý te ithaýugtheýxti goüý giý'iü athaiý te, toüýde aýthitaýxti. Goüý nudoüý
\tr And / night / the / throughout / so / carrying him on his back / went / the «past act», / ground / across by the nearest way. / And / to war
\rf jod 1890:624.12

\op giý'iü athaiý te. Tenuýga wiü t'eýtha-bi egoüý, tanuýka umoüýe niüýde gaýxai te.
\tr carrying him on his back / went / the «past act». / Buffalo bull / one / having killed, they say, / fresh meat / provisions / cooked / made / the «past act».
\rf jod 1890:625.1

\op Goüý umoüýe te 'iüý-bi egoüý, nuýzhinfgaý shti aýgahaýdi giý'iüi te. Watiýshka eýdegoü
\tr And / provisions / the «col. ob.» / having carried on his back, they say, / boy / too / in addition to it / carried him on his back, they say / the «past act». / Creek / but «past»
\rf jod 1890:625.2

\op ahiý-bi egoüý, nuýzhiüga uchiýzheadi gthiüýkithaý-bi egoüý, umoüýe heýbe 'iýi te, taý.
\tr having reached it, they say, / boy / in the bushes / having seated him, they say, / provisions / part / gave to him / the «past act», / dried meat.
\rf jod 1890:625.3

\op "Eýgithe neý te. Shoüýshoü gthiüý-ga. Eýgithe uthaýgas'iüý te, gashiýbata!
\tr Beware / you go / lest. / Always / sit. / Beware / you peep / lest, outside «the undergrowth»
\rf jod 1890:625.4

\op Agthiý taý miüke ha." Goüý athaiý te, wadoüýbe. Niýashiüýga shte weýtha-baýzhi akiýi
\tr I will return hither /  / And / went / the «past act», / as a scout. / Person / at all / found them not / he reached there again
\rf jod 1890:625.5

\op teýdi, ukiýa-bi egoüý, nuý noüýxti ukiýe gaýxai te, "Nuýdoühoügaý, niýashiüýga shte
\tr when, / having spoken to him, they say, / man / fully grown / speaking to him / made / the «past act», / O war captain, / person / at all
\rf jod 1890:625.6

\op thiügaiý. Edaýdoü shtewoüý thiügaiý." Shi giý'iü egoüý shi athaiý te. Shi
\tr is wanting. / Whatsoever / is wanting. / Again / having carried him on his back / again / went / the «past act». / Again
\rf jod 1890:625.7

\op goüý amaý eýgoü gthiüýkithaiý te, uchiýzheadi paýzexchi hiý ki. Shi wadoüýbe athaiý
\tr having gone thus for some time / he seated him / the «past act», / amid the undergrowth / late in the evening / he reached there / when. / Again / as a scout / went
\rf jod 1890:625.8

\op te. Eýgithe wakiýda-biamaý. Eýgithe niýashiüýga wiüý oüýpoü wiüý t'eýthe akaýma.
\tr the «past act». / At length / he shot at something, they say. / At length / person / one / elk / one / was killing it, they say.
\rf jod 1890:625.9

\op Ki nuýzhiüga thiükeý agiýagthe goüýtha-bi kiýshte, giýtexi te shoüý goüý uthuýdoübe gthiüýi
\tr And / boy / the «st. ob.» / to fetch him / wished, they say / even when, / difficult for him / the «+as» / yet / still / considering / he sat
\rf jod 1890:625.10

\op te. Goü niýashiüýga toü gthaýdai te. Goü weýthe shtewoüýzhi t'eýthai te niýashiüýga
\tr the «past act». / And / person / the «std. ob.» / he crept up towards him / the «past act». / And / not having seen him at all / he killed him / the «past act» / person
\rf jod 1890:625.11

\op keý. Goüýki nuýzhiüga thiükeý agiýagthaiý te. "Nuýdoühoügaý, niýashiügaý wiüý t'eýathe
\tr the «recl. ob.». / And then / boy / the «st. ob.» / he fetched / the «past act». / O war captain, / person / one / I have killed
\rf jod 1890:625.12

\op ha. Wanoüýxthiü-ga haý," aiý te. Goü giý'iü egoüý eýdi athaiý te, toüýshiü. Eýdi
\tr . / Hasten / ! / said / the «past act». / And / having carried him on his back / there / went / the «past act», / running. / There
\rf jod 1890:625.13

\op ahiý-bi egoüý, nuýzhiüga thiükeý niýashiüýga keý gahaý aýtoükithaiý te. Goüýki agthaiý
\tr having reached, they say, / boy / the «st. ob.» / person / the dead body / on it / caused him to tread / the «past act». / And then / started home
\rf jod 1890:625.14

\op te. Niýashiüýga nazhiüýha thoüý shti heýbe thizaý-bi egoüý, goüý nuýzhiüga thiükeý giý'iü
\tr the «past act». / Person / hair / the «part» / too / part / having taken, they say, / so / boy / the one who / carrying him on his back
\rf jod 1890:625.15

\op agthaiý te. Goü wa'uý thoükaý wasiýthexti gtheý te goüý, "Miüaýgthoü taý miüke,"
\tr started home / the «past act». / And / woman / the «pl. ob.» / thinking intently of them / started back / the «past act» / as, / I take for a wife / will / I who,
\rf jod 1890:626.1

\op etheýgoü eýgoü, giýthexti gthe teý. Ki pahoüýga mazhoüý aiýi thoüýdi akiýi te,
\tr having thought, / very glad / started home / the «past act». / And / before / land / he was approaching / at the «land» / he arrived again / the «past act»,
\rf jod 1890:626.2

\op ti-uýthixthiýge thoüýdi. Eýgithe tiý wiü eýdediý te amaý. Tiýi bthuýgaxti wahoüý-bi
\tr deserted village site / at the «land». / At length / tent / one / was std. there, / they say. / Tents / all / removed, they say
\rf jod 1890:626.3

\op kiý, tiý wiüaýxchi eýdediý te amaý. Eýdi ahiý-bi ki, eýgithe tizheýbe teý shtewoüý
\tr when, / tent / just one / was std. there, they say. / There / arrived, they say / when, / behold / door-way / the / en ev
\rf jod 1890:626.4

\op moüthiüýka aýzhi-bi egoüý, iüýchoüxchi wahoüý athaý-bi keý amaý, tiýi amaý ushteý amaý.
\tr earth / having been put on it in small pieces, they say, / just now / migrating / they had gone off in a lg. line, they say, / those in the tents «sub.» / the others «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:626.5

\op Shi uzhoüýge ke uhaý athaiý te, ugaýxthoü zhoüýge wiýuhe athaiý te. Eýgithe niýashiüýga
\tr Again / toad / the «lg. ob.» / following it / went / the «past act», / road of migrating party / following closely after them / went / the «past act». / At length / person
\rf jod 1890:626.6

\op noüýba pahaýdi gthiüý akaýma. Eýdi ahiý-bi ki, eýgithe theý nuýzhiüga thiükeý ithaýdi
\tr two / on a hill / were sitting, they say. / There / arrived, they say / when, / behold / this / boy / the one who / his father
\rf jod 1890:626.7

\op akaý ihoüý akaý sheýnoüba akaýma. Aiý-bi egoüý, nuýzhiüga iýagikigthaý-bi egoüý,
\tr the «sub.» / his mother / the «sub.» / those two / were st., they say. / Having come, they say, / boy / having kissed their own, they say,
\rf jod 1890:626.8

\op niýashiüýga thiükeý iýakigthaý-biamaý, ithaýdi akaý shti, ihoüý akaý shti, ihoüý akaý shti. "Uýdoü heýgazhi
\tr man / the one who / they kissed him, they say, / his father / the «sub.» / too, / his mother / the «sub.» / too. / Good / very
\rf jod 1890:626.9

\op shkaýxe eýdegoü thakiýgthizhuaýzhi," aý-biamaý. Niýashiüýga akaý nuýzhiüga thiükeý athiüý athaiý
\tr you did / but / you injured yourself, / said, they say. / Man / the «sub.» / boy / the one who / took away
\rf jod 1890:626.10

\op te ebeý shtewoü uiýtha-baýzhii teý. Ki itoüýge amaý nuýzhiüga thiükeý thiügeý teýdi
\tr when / who / soever / he did not tell it to / the «past act». / And / his sister / the «pl. sub.» / boy / the one who / was missing / when
\rf jod 1890:626.11

\op iýgitha-baýzhi teýdi, t'eýkithaý-biamaý. Nuýzhiüga ithaýdi akaý gaý-biamaý: "Aniüý neý
\tr they did not find him, their own / when, / they killed themselves, they say. / Boy / his father / the «sub.» / said as follows, they say: / You took him away
\rf jod 1890:626.12

\op teýdi unaý eteý ki uýdoüxti shkaýxe thoüýzha, itoüýge akaý enaýxchi nuý ukiýzhi eýgoü
\tr when / you tell it / ought / very good / you do / though, / his sister / the «sub.» / him only / man / near relation «brother» / as
\rf jod 1890:626.13

\op teýxigithaiý, shoüý uxpaýthe te goüý t'eý doüýshte etheýgoüi eýgoü goüý t'eýkithaiý itoüýge
\tr prized him, their own, / so / lost / the / and / dead / perhaps / they thought / as / so / killed themselves / his sister
\rf jod 1890:626.14

\op akiýtha." Goüýki theý niýashiüýga akaý goüý ithaýdi thiükeý uiýthai te theý iýe ke
\tr both. / And then / this / man / the «sub.» / at any rate / his father / the «st. ob.» / told it to him / the «past act» / this / spoken / the
\rf jod 1890:626.15

\op bthuýga, e'oüý niýashiüýga t'eýthai teý. "Keý, oügaýthe taiý. Shoüý ha. Wanaýte te
\tr all, / how / man / he killed / the «past act». / Come, / let us go. / Enough / . / You eat / shall
\rf jod 1890:626.16

\op haý," aiý te. "Moüthiüýi-ga. Shubtheý taý miüke," aiý te niýashiüýga akaý. Goüý
\tr . / said he / the «past act». / Walk ye. / I will go to you, / said / the «past act» / man / the «sub.». / So
\rf jod 1890:626.17

\op gthiüýi te. Iýkisoüýthiü thaiý ki, xaýtha agthaiý te. Wa'uý theý t'eýkithe thoükaýta akiýi
\tr he sat / the «past act». / Out of sight / they went / when, / back again / he started back / the «past act». / Woman / this / killed themselves / to the ones / he reached again
\rf jod 1890:627.1

\op te. Tizheýbe moüthiüýka moü-baýse aýzhii te uthiýxpathaý-bi egoüý, tiý moüýte ahiýi
\tr the «past act». / Door-way / earth / cubes of sod piled up / the «col. ob.» / having made fall from a height by pulling, they say, / tent / within / arrived
\rf jod 1890:627.2

\op te. Eýgithe wa'uý akiýtha zhoüýki'oüýhe iheýwathaý-bi thoükaýma. Eýdi ahiý-bi egoüý,
\tr the «past act». / Behold / woman / both / reclining together «?» / they had been laid, they say. / There / having arrived, they say,
\rf jod 1890:627.3

\op uthiýzoü te utoüýna uýbasne zhoüý akaýma. Goüýki t'eýkithe akaýma.
\tr middle / the / space / making a split by pushing «?» / he was lying, they say. / And then / he was killing himself, they say.
\rf jod 1890:627.4

\ti Address to the young men

\op Niýashiüga-maýshe, wathaýkigthiýtoüi nuýde taxux* uthiýzhi-xti ki-noüý, edaýdoü wiüý
\tr O ye people, / you work for yourselves / throat / you are very full of / [you
\rf jod 1890:628.1

\op thakiýshkaxe taiý ha. Washkoüýi-ga. Eýbe uthuýnazhiü-bazhiýi-ga. Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü
\tr you make for yourself / will pl. / . / Try «pl.». / Who / do not depend «ye» on him. / Indian
\rf jod 1890:628.2

\op oüýgathiü bthuýgaxti Wakoüýda akeý-goü waýxai te ha, mazhoüý thoüýdi, thoüýzha
\tr we who move / all / @{Wakoüýda} / the «sub.», so / made us / the «past act». / , / land / on the, / though
\rf jod 1890:628.3

\op edaýdoü weaýgiuýdoü oümoüýthiü wegaýxai ge bthuýgaxti thiügeý ha. Mazhoüý theýthoü
\tr what / for our advantage / we walk / made for us / the «pl. ob.» / all / wanting / . / Land / this «place»
\rf jod 1890:628.4

\op bthuýgaxti waýxe-ma ugiýpi eýgoü waniýta weaýgiuýdoü Wakoüýda thiükeý wegaýxai
\tr all / the white people / full / as / quadruped / good for us / @{Wakoüýda} / the «st. one» / made for us
\rf jod 1890:628.5

\op thoüýzha, bthuýgaxti muýthiügaiý. Pahoüýga teýdi waniýta thiü etaý thiügeýxti goüý
\tr though, / all / exterminated by shooting / Before / when / quadruped / the «class» / his / without any at all / so
\rf jod 1890:628.6

\op t'eoüýthe oümoüýthiüi, oüthoüýkigthiýgthoüxti oümoüýthiüi, nuý eýgoüxti oümoüýthiüi. Ki
\tr we killed / we walked, / we deciding altogether for ourselves / we walked, / man / just like / we walked. / And
\rf jod 1890:629.1

\op iüýchoü teýdi uýshkoü ge e-noüý oügiýsitheýxti oümoüýthiü taiteý thiügeý. Waýxe-ma
\tr now / when / deed / the «pl. ob.» / only those / we remember well / we walk / shall «pl.» / wanting. / The white people
\rf jod 1890:629.2

\op uýshkoü etaiý ke oüthoüýbahoü-baýzhi shteýshtewoü, shoüý etaýthishoü wioüýthixe taiý. Ediý
\tr deed / their / the / we do not know / notwithstanding, / yet / towards them / let us shape our course. / In that
\rf jod 1890:629.3

\op ki weýudoü oümoüýthiü taiý.
\tr case / good for us / we shall walk.
\rf jod 1890:629.4

\ti @{Tenuýga-naýzhiü} to his friend Gray Hat

\op Theýthu Wathaýge xuýde gthiý ki, uaýkie. Itiýgoüthai keýta piý, Waýzhiüdaýthiü
\tr Here / Hat / gray / had come back / when, / I talked to him. / Grandfather / at the «place» / I was there. / Washington
\rf jod 1890:629.5

\op eý aýwake, mazhoüý theýthoü wiwiýta Itiýgoüthai thiükeý weýbthiüwiü piý. Niýkashiüýga
\tr that / I mean, / land / this «cv.» / my / He whom they have for a grandfather / the «st. ob.» / I sell it / I was there. / People
\rf jod 1890:629.6

\op kediý amaý hiýdeataý amaý Maýhiü-toüýga-ma eýkigoüýxti watoüýbe. Ki eýgithe
\tr those who were there / those lower down the Missouri River / the Americans / just like / I saw them. / And / at length
\rf jod 1890:629.7

\op mazhoüý weýgthiüwiü teýdi waxpaýniaýzhi amaý. Itiýgoüthai akaý uzhoüýge uýdoü wiüý oü'iý
\tr land / sold their / when / they were not poor. / Grandfather / the «sub.» / road / good / one / gave me
\rf jod 1890:630.1

\op haý. Ithaýgitha-maýzhi, aýdoü waxpaýni. Oüwoüýxpani aýdoü ki eýskana Wakoüýda
\tr . / I have not found mine, / therefore / poor. / I am poor / therefore / and / oh that! / God
\rf jod 1890:630.2

\op thiükeý izhiüýge thiükeý, oüýba etaý keýta eýthoübe piý koüý ebtheýgoü. Eýde
\tr the one who / his son / the one who, / day / their / to the / in sight / I reach / I hope. / But
\rf jod 1890:630.3

\op ugaýhanapaýze kediý-noü shoüýshoü bthiü. Eýskana theýshetoüý, Maýhiü-toüýga-maýshe,
\tr darkness / in it usually / always / I am. / Oh that! / henceforth, / O ye Americans,
\rf jod 1890:630.4

\op ugoüýba keýta eýskana piý koüý ebtheýgoü. Iüwiüýthakoüýi ki, eýskoü ebtheýgoü,
\tr light / to the / oh that / I reach / I hope. / You help me / if / it may be / I think that,
\rf jod 1890:630.5

\op shiüýgazhiüýga wiwiýta niüýt athaiý koüý ebtheýgoü. Ukiýt'e theýamaý Shaoüý amaý piýbazhi
\tr child / my / alive / go / I hope. / Nation or Foreigners / these / Dakota / the «pl. sub.» / bad
\rf jod 1890:630.6

\op heýgabaýzhi ki, shoüý, Maýhiü-toüýga-maýshe, edaýdoü ge aýhigiýxti wathaý'i
\tr not a little / when, / still, / O ye Americans, / what «+thing» / the «pl. in. ob.» / a great many / you give to them
\rf jod 1890:630.7

\op waxpaýni-baýzhi. Wiý noüxiýde oüskaýxti, iýe thithiýtai anaý'oü miükeý. Nishuýde
\tr they are not poor. / I / I have a very good hearing, / word / your «pl.» / I am hearing as I sit. / Missouri River
\rf jod 1890:630.8

\op theý-kedi waýxe aýhigixti, waxpaýnixti at'eý taý miüke. Niýashiüga-ma uýshkoü
\tr this by the / white man / a great many, / very poor / I die / will / I who. / People the «pl. ob.» / deed
\rf jod 1890:630.9

\op piýazhi amaý wathaýkihiýdai ki, iýe thithiýtai anaý'oü miükeý. Ugaýhanapaýze kedi
\tr bad / the ones who / you attend to them / if / word / your «pl.» / I am hearing as I sit. / Darkness / in the
\rf jod 1890:630.10

\op shoüýshoü bthiüý. Theýshetoüý eýskana oüshtoüýbe eg eýteoüýi eýde. Wagoüýze wiüý
\tr always / I am. / By this time / oh that / you see me / so «?» / should at least / but. / Teacher / one
\rf jod 1890:630.11

\op Poüýka tiýi thoüýdi nazhiüý ha, theýthu nazhiüý. Waxpaýni t'oüý oüthoüýbahoü wagoüýze
\tr Ponka / village / at the / stands / , / here / stands. / Poor / there is / he knows about me / teacher
\rf jod 1890:630.12

\op toü. Edaýdoü iüýtexi ge wagoüýze toüý na'oüý tateý. Uýshkoü iüýtexi ge
\tr the «std. one». / What / hard for me / the «pl. in. ob.» / teacher / the «std. one» / he hears it / shall. / Deed / hard for me / the «pl. in. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:630.13

\op baxuýakitheý-noü- moüý taý miüke. Ki iýe ke wagoüýze toüý theýna'oüi ki,
\tr I cause him to write usually I use / will / I who. / And / word / the / teacher / the «std.» / you hear from him / when,
\rf jod 1890:630.14

\op wiüýke eýskoü eneýgoüi, gebtheýgoü, Maýhiü-toüýga-maýshi. pithaýdioüwoüthaiý-ma
\tr He speaks truly / perhaps / you think, / I think that, / O ye Americans! / Those whom we have had for agents
\rf jod 1890:630.15

\op waýgazu-baýzhi. Uýshkoü ge iüýudoüi ge ithaýtha-maýzhi ha. Niýashiüga-ma
\tr not straight «pl.». / Deed / the «pl. in. ob.» / bood for me / the «pl. in. ob.» / I have not found / . / The persons «pl. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:630.16

\op waýgazuýxti-ma wiüý koüýbtha. Waýgazuý-ma wiü tiýthakitheý ki, iüwiüýkoüi ki,
\tr the very honest ones / one / I desire. / The honest ones «pl. ob.» / one / you send him to me / if, / he helps me / if,
\rf jod 1890:630.17

\op ithaýniüta teý ha. Ki Wathaýge xuýde thiý, iýe tateý anaý'oü teý eýshetoüý-xti eýgithe
\tr I may live by means of him / . / And / Hat / gray / you / he speak / shall / I heard it / when / from that time onward really / it happened
\rf jod 1890:630.18

\op waýgazu zhiügaýxchi. Waýgazu te eýgoü-noü koüýbtha. Uýdoü ha, ebtheýgoü.
\tr straight / very small. / Straight / the / so only / I desire. / Good / , / I think that.
\rf jod 1890:630.19

\op Guýdiha aniüýta (eý)te aýhoü, aýdoü weýthihiýde sagiýgi- noü koüýbtha. Zhoüýthinoüýge
\tr In future / I live / may / ! / therefore. / tool / hard ones of different kinds only / I desire. / Wagon
\rf jod 1890:630.20

\op koüýbtha. Teýska koüýbtha. Teýska zhoü 'iüý-ma koüýbtha. Weý'e koüýbtha.
\tr I desire. / Cattle / I desire. / Cattle / wood / those who carry on their backs / I desire. / Plow / I desire.
\rf jod 1890:631.1

\op Xaýdigaýshna koüýbtha. Toüýdinoüshpeý koüýbtha. Weýmagiýxe koüýbtha.
\tr Scythe / I desire. / Spade / I desire. / Saw / I desire.
\rf jod 1890:631.2

\op Moüýze wiýugaýdoü koüýbtha. Shoüýge waýthaha koüýbtha. Wamuýsk-inoütuýbe
\tr Iron / used for nailing / I desire. / Horse / clothing / I desire. / "Wheat-grinder" «+grist-mill»
\rf jod 1890:631.3

\op koüýbtha. Ki eý abthiüý ki, ithaýniüta teý aýhoü, ebtheýgoü. Mazhoüý ge toüýga
\tr I desire. / And / that / I have / when, / I live by means of it / will / ! / I think that. / Land / the «pl. in. ob.» / large
\rf jod 1890:631.4

\op shtewoüý abthiüý- maýzhi ha; aýdoü weýthihiýde sagiýgi- noü koüýbtha ha. Usniý
\tr by any means / I have I not / ; / therefore / tool / hard ones of different kinds only / I desire / . / Winter
\rf jod 1890:631.5

\op gtheýba ki eýdi thaýbthiü Itiýgoüthai thiükeýta piý te agthiý te, ki shetoüý weýthihiýde
\tr ten / and / on it / three / the one had as a grandfather / to the / I was there / the / I have come back / the, / and / that far / tool
\rf jod 1890:631.6

\op sagiý- shtewoüý abthiüý- maýzhi. Aýdoü weýthihiýde sagiý ge koüýbtha. Wagoüýze toü
\tr hard by any means / I have I not. / Therefore / tool / hard / the «pl. in. ob.» / I desire. / Teacher / the «std.»
\rf jod 1890:631.7

\op koüýbtha te oüthoüýbahoü. Ki eýkigoüýxti iütheýshkaxaiý koüý ebtheýgoü. Edaýdoü
\tr I desire / the / he knows about me. / And / just like it / for me you make it / I hope that. / What
\rf jod 1890:631.8

\op wiüý ithaýniüta teý shtewoüý thiügeýe ha. Enaýxchi ithaýniüta teý ha.
\tr one / I live by means of it / may / soever / there is none / . / That only / I live by means of him / may / .
\rf jod 1890:631.9

\ti @{Hexaýga-saýbe} and @{Tatoüýga-naýzhiü} to Betsy Dick

\op Nuýzhiüga akaý thidoüýbe goüýthai. Waýthaha uýwathagishnaý te gitoüýbe
\tr Boy / the «sub.» / to see you / desires. / Clothing / you told us about / the / to see his own
\rf jod 1890:633.1

\op goüýthai. Uxtheýxchi tha'iý te goüýthai. T'oüýadi thatiý teýdi shoüýgetazhiüýga wi'iý
\tr he desires. / Very soon / you give it to him / the / he desires. / Last fall / you came / when / colt / I gave you
\rf jod 1890:633.2

\op aniüýthagtheý, gthiý. Nuýzhiüga thi'iý thiükeý eý aýzhi ha, gthiýzazhi ha shoüýgetazhiüýga.
\tr you took it homeward, / it has returned. / Boy / he gave it to you / the one who / he / different / , / he did not take it back /  / colt.
\rf jod 1890:633.3

\op Poüýka aýzhi shoüýge toüý ihoüý toü athiüý akaý, eý gthiýzai shoüýgetazhiüýga. Utoüýbe
\tr Ponka / another / horse / the «std.» / its mother / the «std.» / he has her / the «sub.» / he / took it back / colt. / Do not look for
\rf jod 1890:633.4

\op githaýzhi-ga! Oüwoüýwata ugaýshoü-baýzhi. Shkoüýazhi gthiüý. Wawaýxpani heýgabaýzhi.
\tr it, as your own! / Whither / they have not gone traveling. / Potionless / sits. / We are poor / not a little.
\rf jod 1890:633.5

\op Gatiýde-moüýthiü, niýkagahi washiý etaiý t'eý. Shuýde-gaýxe izhiüýge, Xegaýthixoü,
\tr @{Gatiýde-moüýthiü}, / chief / adherent / their / dead. / Smoke-maker / his son, / @{Xegaýthixoü},
\rf jod 1890:633.6

\op t'eý thishtoüý gthiüý. Pahoüýgadi wabaýxu wiü shutheýathe, gthiýazhi. Iüýchoü shi gaýthoü
\tr dead / finished / sits. / Formerly / letter / one / I sent to you, / it has not returned. / Now / again / that one
\rf jod 1890:633.7

\op shutheýathe. Miüý theý heýbe thigiýtoübe goüýthai nuýzhiüga. T'oüýdoü thatiý teýdi
\tr I send to you. / Moon / this / part / to see you, his own / desires / boy. / In the fall / you came / when
\rf jod 1890:633.8

\op tha'eýthithe nuýzhiüga. Shoüýge wiü thi'iý. Edaýdoü uýwathaginaý thagthiý bthuýga ginaý'oüi,
\tr had pity on you / boy. / Horse / one / he gave to you. / What / you told us about / you came back / all / have heard of their own,
\rf jod 1890:633.9

\op thiýna-baýzhi. Neýxigakuý enaýxchi thiýnai. Miüý theý heýbe gitoüýbe goüýthai. Shatheý
\tr they did not beg of you. / Drum / alone / they asked of you. / Moon / this / part / to see their own / they wish. / To go to you
\rf jod 1890:633.10

\op 'ithaiý nuýzhiüga wiýta. Wabaýxu wiü tioüýthakitheý 'iýthathe eýde tiýazhi. Edaýdoü te
\tr speaks of it / boy / my. / Letter / one / you cause to come hither / you promised / but / it has not come. / What / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:633.11

\op uthaýket'oü kiýzhi, anaý'oü koüýbtha. Wabaýxu thoü shuhiý te eýgasaýni teý iýthathe te
\tr you acquire / it, / I hear / I desire. / Letter / the / reaches you / the / on the following day / the / you find it / the
\rf jod 1890:633.12

\op wabaýxu tioüýthakitheý koüýbtha. E'oüý thakiý eýiüte anaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr letter / you cause to come to me / I desire. / How / you reach home / it may be / I hear it / I desire.
\rf jod 1890:633.13

\ti @{Hexaýga-saýbe} to @{Kushaýsha}, at the Omaha Agency, Nebr.
\dt March 11, 1872

\op Shupiý tateý ebtheýgoü. Moüýzepe niniýba iüwiüýthane esheý, oüthaý'i thishtoüý.
\tr I reach you / shall / I think that. / Hatchet / pipe / you seek for me / you said, / you gave to me / finished.
\rf jod 1890:635.1

\op Sheýki giý ki, athiüý giýkithaý-ga! Teýzhiühiüýde wathaýge oüthaý'i 'iýthathe agiýkoübtha.
\tr @{Sheýki} / is returning / when, / cause him to bring it back! / Woven yarn / head-dress / you gave me / you promised / I wish my own.
\rf jod 1890:635.2

\op Sheýna.
\tr Enough.
\rf jod 1890:635.3

\ti @{Hexaýga-saýbe} to @{Sheýki}, a Ponka staying at the Omaha Agency
\dt 1872

\op Sheýki, moüýzeska thiýta abthiüý, bthiýze. Niýashiüga thaýbthiü oüýkii eýde
\tr @{Sheýki}, / money / your / I have, / I took it. / Person / three / contended with me for it / but
\rf jod 1890:635.4

\op awaý'i-maýzhi: Ithaýdithai thiükeý, ieýska, Moüchuý-nita. Oüwoüýshkoütoüýga, aýdoü
\tr I did not give it to them: / Agent / the, / interpreter, / @{Moüchuý-nita}. / I am strong, / therefore
\rf jod 1890:635.5

\op awaý'i-maýzhi. Moüýzeska wiýta gtheýba iteýwikitheý, eýde witaýhoü t'eý aýdoü awaý'i.
\tr I did not give it to them. / Money «?» / my / ten / I put away for you, / but / my wife's brother / dead / therefore / I gave to them.
\rf jod 1890:635.6

\op Shoüýge noüýba, teýska miüýga edaýbe, edaýdoü goüýtha oüýthagaýzhi uaýket'oü, eýde
\tr Horses / two, / ox / female / also, / what / to desire / you commanded me / I acquired, / but
\rf jod 1890:635.7

\op witaýhoü t'e, aýdoü zaniý thiügeý, bthuýgaxti thiügeý. Moüýzeska thagiýshtoübe
\tr my wife's brother / dead, / therefore / all / there is none, / every one / there is none. / Money / you see your own
\rf jod 1890:635.8

\op koüýbtha, aýdoü iteýathe. Umaýha teý uneý amaý kiý ki, anaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr I desire, / therefore / I put it away. / Omaha / buffalo / hunters / reach home / when, / I hear / I desire.
\rf jod 1890:635.9

\op Waxiüýha shtoüýbe ki, eýgasaýni tioüýthakitheý te anaý'oü ki. Sheýna.
\tr Paper / you behold / when, / the following day / you send to me / please / I hear / when. / Enough.
\rf jod 1890:635.10

\ti @{Hexaýga-saýbe} to Dr. Potter, Yankton, Dak
\dt 1873

\op Waýxe paýxe iüýtoü miü shaýpe. Pahoüýgadi iüwiüýthakoüýazhi eýde, wagoüýze
\tr White man / I act / now / moon / six. / Formerly / you did not help me / but, / teacher
\rf jod 1890:636.1

\op waýxe uýdoü heýgazhi te, weýkishnoüthaýkithe ki, edaýdoüshteýshte tioüýthakitheý koüýbtha,
\tr white man / good / not a little / as «?» / you make me thankful suddenly / if, / whatsoever / you send to me / I desire,
\rf jod 1890:636.2

\op kageýha. Wigiýsithe-noü shoüýshoü. Ithaýdi uýdoü weýpahoü-maýzhi. Noüpoüýhiü
\tr O friend. / I remember you only / always. / Agent «or Father» / good / I do not know them. / I am hungry
\rf jod 1890:636.3

\op agiýsithe-noü-moüý. Iüýchoü waýxe ithaýdi Poüýka-ma teýska wiü oü'iý. Uýdoü
\tr I remember it usually. / Now / white man / agent «or father» / the Ponkas «pl. ob.» / ox / one / has given to me. / Good
\rf jod 1890:636.4

\op niüý eýde thiaýxai. Ithaýdithai aýzhi wiü uýdoüxti atiý, eý aýwake. Waýxtoüoüthaýkithe
\tr you are / but / he has excelled you. / Agent / another / one / very good / has come / that / I mean. / You are pleased with what I am doing
\rf jod 1890:636.5

\op ki, edaýdoü weýthihide oüthaý'i koüýbtha, dadiýha.
\tr if, / what / tool / you give to me / I desire, / O father!
\rf jod 1890:636.6

\ti @{Hexaýga-saýbe} to @{Kushaýsha}
\dt 1872

\op Wabaýxu thanaý theý shutheýathe. Theýaka ithaýdithai akaý uýdoüxti akaý, eýgoü
\tr Letter / you asked for / this / I send to you. / This one «sub.» / agent / the «sub.» / very good / the «sub.», / so
\rf jod 1890:637.1

\op edaýdoü uýzhu taiteý weaýgibaýzha gthiüý, unaý'oü oüýthagaýzhi te uaýna'oü. Maýshoü ska
\tr what / important / shall be «pl.» / showing to us, his own / sits, / to hear about it / you commanded me / as / I have heard about it. / Feather / White
\rf jod 1890:637.2

\op shuýtheaýkithe waxiüýha. Sheýki moüýzeska te abthiüý. Agthiý te, esheý. Weýbaxuý-ga!
\tr I sent it to you for him / paper. / @{Sheýki} / money / the / I have. / I come home / will / you said. / Write to us!
\rf jod 1890:637.3

\op Wiý ubthoüý te, esheý. Waxiüýha uxtheýxchi koüýbtha, wabaýxu eý aýwake. Iüýzhanoüýi
\tr I / I take hold / will, / you said. / Paper / very soon / I desire, / letter / that / I mean. / We usually doubt him
\rf jod 1890:637.4

\op Umaýha ithaýdithai thiükeý. Wiý wabaýxu gioüýkithe teý, anaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr Omaha / agent / the one who. / I / letter / is caused to come back for me / when, / I hear it / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:637.5

\op Eýgoü oügoüýthai.
\tr so / we desire.
\rf jod 1890:637.6

\ti @{Uhoüýge-zhaü}, a Ponka, to Hiram Chase (@{Wasabe-toüýga}), at Omaha Agency

\op Iüýnoüha giý te aýgazhi-ga. Waxpaýni thiügeý. Wathaýte k(e) uýzhawa. Giý-ga
\tr My mother / be coming / may / command her! / Poor / there is none. / Food / the / abundance. / Return thou
\rf jod 1890:638.1

\op haý. Ihoüýktoüwiü shoüýge aýhigi waý'i, aýdoü oüguý wawaýxpani-baýzhi. Ki
\tr ! / Yankton / horse / many / gave to us, / therefore / we / are not poor. / And
\rf jod 1890:638.2

\op wiýshti uýdoüxti anaýzhiü. Noübuýwibthoüý miükeý. Sheýna.
\tr I too / very good / I stand. / I am shaking hands with you. / Enough.
\rf jod 1890:638.3

\ti Part of a letter from @{Uhoüýge-zhaü} to his brother, @{Moüchuý-naýzhiü}

\op Wabaýhi-zhiüýga uxpaýthe; Shaoüý utiüý-bazhi, niüýta agthiý. Shi weaýnaxiýthai
\tr @{Wabaýhi-zhiüýga} / fell; / Dakotas / did not hit him, / alive / he came back. / Again / they attacked us
\rf jod 1890:638.4

\op Sheýhi t'oü teý wachiýshka ke itaýxi thoü woüýgathiü oügaýhi. Shoügaýgthiü peýnoüba
\tr Appletree / abound / the / creek / the / head / the / we having them / we reached there. / Riding on horses / seven
\rf jod 1890:638.5

\op oüýguxthai, ki weaýnaxiýthai. Oükiýoüthe tiýtheoüýthai. Mazhoüý-ibaýhoü washuýshe,
\tr we overtook them, / and / they attacked us. / We threw ourselves down / we passed along suddenly «?» / [We threw ourselves down suddenly in quick succession] / Knows-the-Land / brave,
\rf jod 1890:638.6

\op Moüchuý-toüýga washuýshe, noüýpewaýthe, niüýta. Tatoüýga-naýzhiü washuýshe.
\tr one / very close to him / arrow / wounded with, / Standing Buffalo. / Boy Warrior / brave.
\rf jod 1890:638.8

\ti @{Hexaýga-saýbe} and others to an Omaha

\op T'oüýadi Umaýha tiý shupiý. Ki nuýzhiüga wiwiýta weýki'oü uýwathaýgishnaý,
\tr Last fall / Omaha / house / I went thither to you. / And / boy / my / ornament / you told them about it,
\rf jod 1890:639.1

\op nushnoüýha, xithaý mashoüý wiü, sheýna, iüwiüýthanaý'oü. T'oüýdoü thatiý ha. Moüýzepeniniýba
\tr otter skin, / eagle / quillfeather / one, / enough, / you heard about for me. / In the fall / you came hither / . / Hatchet pipe
\rf jod 1890:639.2

\op uwaýthaginaý, ginaý'oüi ha, zaniý nuýzhiüga. Moüýze-unaýzhiü maýshoü-paýgthoü
\tr you told them about it, / they have heard of it, their own / , / all / boy. / Iron shirt / head-dress of eagle tail feathers
\rf jod 1890:639.3

\op wathaýge, tehaý-nashaýbe, hiübeý, wathaý'i 'iýthathe, moüýze-aýkoüta, sheýna, uýwathaýginaý,
\tr head covering, / buffalo robe smoked dark, / moccasins, / you give to us / you promised, / metal armlets, / enough, / you told them about it,
\rf jod 1890:639.4

\op iüthiýna-shtewoü-baýzhi. Wazhiüý thithiýta wathaý'i 'iýthathe. Gatoüýadi ukeýt'oü eýskoü oüthoüýthai,
\tr we did not beg of you in the least. / Disposition / your own / you give to us / you promised. / At last / to acquire it / perhaps / we thought,
\rf jod 1890:639.5

\op eýde edaýdoü uýwathaýginaý oüýkazhiýxtioü.
\tr but / what / you told them about / is not so at all.
\rf jod 1890:639.6

\ti @{Uhoüýge-zhaü} to @{Shoügeý-ska}, an Omaha chief

\op T'oüýadi shupiý iýe uýdoü iütheýshkaxe, weýthigthoü aýwateýgoü waýgazuýxti
\tr Last fall / I reached there where you are / word / good / you made for me, / thought «&or plan» / in what way / very straight
\rf jod 1890:640.1

\op ioüýkithaý-ba, dadiýha. Oüýbatheý shubtheý koüýbtha, eýde oüwoüýkega. Ki theýamaý
\tr send to me, / O father. / To-day / I go to you / I desire, / but / I am sick. / And / these
\rf jod 1890:640.2

\op Shaoüý amaý shti 'aýgtha waýthiü, aýdoü kuýaheýgoü shubthaý-mazhi. T'oüý ki, shubtheý
\tr Dakota / the «pl. sub.» / too / suffering / they have us, / therefore / fearing unseen danger somewhat / I do not go to you. / Fall / when, / I go to you
\rf jod 1890:640.3

\op koüýbtha. Shoüýgetazhiüýga wiü agiýoübtha piý. Poüýka sheýthu iüthiüýthiü
\tr I desire. / Colt / one / I abandoned my own / I reached there. / Ponka / there where you are / having it for me
\rf jod 1890:640.4

\op giýwathaýkithe koüýbtha. Wahoüýthiüge niniýba wiü oü'iý 'iýthe koüýbtha: uiýtha-ga.
\tr cause them to be returning / I desire. / Orphan / pipe / one / to give me / promise / I desire: / tell it to him.
\rf jod 1890:640.5

\op Edaýdoü iüwiüýthana te wiüýaxchiýshte unaý'oüoüthaýkithaýzhi. Edaýdoü wiüaýxchi
\tr What / you told to me / the / even one / you did not cause me to hear about it. / What / just one
\rf jod 1890:640.6

\op thiýnai niýashiüga noüýba: neýxigakuý thiýnai. Oüýba theýthuaýdi goüýthai, eýde niý'a,
\tr asked of you / person / two: / drum / asked of you. / Day / on this / they desire it, / but / you have failed,
\rf jod 1890:640.7

\op aýdoü sheýna shkoüýna te, zaniýxti gikoüýtha-bazhiýxtioüýi. Iýe thithiýta wiüýthakaýzhi.
\tr therefore / enough / you desire it / may, / all / they do not wish at all for their own. / Word / your / you do not speak truly.
\rf jod 1890:640.8

\op Kuýge wiüý oügaýthiü aýdoü sheýna goüýthai kuýge. Wa'uý niü eýde iýe thithiýta
\tr Box / one / we have / therefore / enough / they desire / box. / Woman / you are / but / word / your own
\rf jod 1890:640.9

\op toügaýxti iýthae. Ugiýhita-baýzhi. Weýki'oü uýwathaýginaý te aýdoü shatheý 'iýthai eýde,
\tr very large / you speak. / They are waiting very anxiously for what was promised. / Trinkets / you told them about them / the «past act» / therefore / to go to you / they spoke of it / but,
\rf jod 1890:640.10

\op niý'a aýdoü shathaý-baýzhi 'iýthai ha. Sheýna.
\tr you have failed / therefore / not going to you / they speak of it / . / Enough.
\rf jod 1890:640.11

\ti @{Uhoüýge-zhaü} to Agent C. P. Birkett
\dt 1873

\op Edaýdoü iüýtexi uwiýbtha. Poüýka niýkagaýhi uýzhu, Moüchuý-waýthihi,
\tr What / hard for me / I tell you. / Ponka / chief / principal, / @{Moüchuý-waýthihi},
\rf jod 1890:641.1

\op Ashaýwage, Kaýxe-saýbe, Wazhiüýa-gahiýga, Gahiýge, zhoüýinoüge oü'iýazhi, theý iüýtexi
\tr @{Ashaýwage}, / Black Crow, / @{Wazhiüýa-gahiýga}, / chief, / wagon / has not given me, / this / hard for me
\rf jod 1890:641.2

\op heýga-maýzhi. Goüýadiýxti zhoüýinoüge thiýxti, noüýde thithiýta, &Major, zhoüýinoüge
\tr not a little for me. / Just now / wagon / you yourself, / heart / your own, / Major, / wagon
\rf jod 1890:641.3

\op wiü oüthaý'i koüýbtha. Iýthigthoü te Poüýka niýkagaýhi thoükaý wetheýshkoünaýzhi,
\tr one / you give to me / I desire. / Decision / the / Ponka / chief / the ones who / you do not desire for them,
\rf jod 1890:641.4

\op thiýxchi iýnigthoü wathaý'i koüýbtha. Niýkagaýhi bthuýga theýthu etheýgoü- noüýdi ki
\tr just you / you deciding / give to them / I desire. / Chief / all here / thinking that / usually when / and
\rf jod 1890:641.5

\op zhoüýinoüge ke oü'iý-baýzhi ki, toüýwoügthoü piýazhi tateý, ebtheýgoü, &Major. Ki
\tr wagon / the / do not give to me / if, / village / bad / shall be, / I think that, / Major. / And
\rf jod 1890:641.6

\op edaýdoü piýazhi paýxa-maýzhi. Zhoüýinoüge nuýzhiüga wa'iý 'iýtha- biamaý, eýde ubthiý'age.
\tr what / bad / I do not. / Wagon / boy / to give to them / they promised it is said, / but / I was unwilling.
\rf jod 1890:642.1

\op Moüchuý-naýzhiü toüýwoügthoü etaý thoüýdi zhoüýinoüge noübaý eteýgoü; weýnoüba te
\tr Standing Bear / gone / his / in the / wagon / two / probable; / the second / the
\rf jod 1890:642.2

\op wiýtai, eýskoü ebtheýgoü. Iüwiüýkoü washkoüý-ga!
\tr it is mine, / perhaps / I thought. / To help me / try!
\rf jod 1890:642.3

\ti Frank La Flèche, Sr., to his daughter, Susanne
\dt November 12, 1877

\op Mazhoüý thoü oükiýkoüthai teý oüthiý'a toüýgatoü ebtheýgoü. Umaýha tiýi thoü
\tr Land / the / we desire for ourselves / the / we shall fail to obtain / I think that. / Omaha / village / the
\rf jod 1890:642.4

\op iüýtoü oünaý toüýgatoü. Theýshetoüý-noü uýwaweýshi ke shetoüý-noü 'ioüýtha-bazhiý-xtioüýi.
\tr now / we shall ask for. / Up to this time / pay / the / so far only / we have not at all mentioned it.
\rf jod 1890:642.5

\op Iüdaýdoü nieý shte wathiüýgai. Goüý thi'aýxti ki, goüý uýwaweýshi 'ioüýtha toüýgatoü.
\tr What / pain / soever / we have none. / And / failing altogether / if, / then / pay / we shall mention it.
\rf jod 1890:642.6

\op Sheý mazhoüý niýashiüga ukeýthiü mazhoüý etaiý eýdi uthaýkine taiý ha, eweýagaiý ha.
\tr That / land / Indian / common / land / their / there / you can seek for yourselves / , / they said the foregoing to us / .
\rf jod 1890:642.7

\op Aýgudi edeý sheýtoü oügoüýtha-baýzhi. Goüý shoüýge thoükaý thieýgthoüge eýthoüba
\tr Where / what they said / so far / we have not desired it. / And / horse / the «pl. ob.» / your husband / he too
\rf jod 1890:642.8

\op waýkihidaýi-ga. Goüý sheýna goüýte uwiýbtha shutheýathe. Iýeska oüwoüýgathiü
\tr attend ye to them. / And / enough / for a while / I tell you / I send to you. / Interpreter / we have them
\rf jod 1890:642.9

\op oügaýti wiýutoüýga pedeýni thatoüýi, piýbazhi.
\tr we had come hither / as soon as / whisky / he drank, / be «was» bad.
\rf jod 1890:642.10

\ti @{Waxpe-sha}, an Omaha to Mr. Provost
\dt August 24, 1878

\op Wamuýske juýba oüwoüý'i-ga haý, kageýha. Noüzhuý eýna wiý'i teýiüke, oüthaý'i
\tr Wheat / some / lend me / ! / O friend. / Threshing / that quantity / I give back to you / will, / you give to me
\rf jod 1890:643.1

\op te. Weýgoüze duýba koüýbtha.
\tr when «&or if» / Measure / four / I desire.
\rf jod 1890:643.2

\ti @{Maxpiýya-xaýga} to @{Shaýkuthuý Thakitaýwe}

\op Waxiüýha gaýthoü shutheý. Shoüý goüý wisiýthai te waxiüýha shuhiý-noü tateý.
\tr Paper / that «ob.» / goes to you. / At any rate / I remember you «pl.» / the / paper / reach you usually / shall.
\rf jod 1890:644.1

\op Gatoüýadi aýzhoüi eýdoü, ebtheýgoü, shiý winoü'oüi koüýbtha. Umoüýhoü-ma moüýzeska
\tr By this time / have you «pl.» acted /  «in a soliloquy»?, / I think that, / again / I hear from you / I wish. / The Omahas / money
\rf jod 1890:644.2

\op thizaý-baýzhi shoüýshoü iüýtoü. Pahoüýga geýdi moüýzeska thizeý shoüshoüýi, eýde iüýtoü
\tr do not receive / always / now. / Before / at different times / money / received / always, / but / now
\rf jod 1890:644.3

\op thizaý-baýzhi, wa'iý-bazhiýxtioüýi. Aýdoü moüýzeska thanaý te uthiýhazhi teý, wa'iý-baýzhi
\tr they do not get it, / they do not give it to us at all. / Therefore / money / you begged / the / you have not your way about it / will, / they do not give it to us
\rf jod 1890:644.4

\op shoüýshoü eýgoü uthiýhazhi ha. Wamuýske ke goüý heýgazhi abthiüý eheý thoüdi, shoüýshoü.
\tr always / so / you do not have your desire / . / wheat / the / and «?» / not a little / I have / I said / in the past, / it continues.
\rf jod 1890:644.5

\op Mazhoüý thoü wamuýske toügaý uaýzhi, weýgoüze gtheýbahiýwiü noüýba abthiüý. Eýskana
\tr Land / the / wheat / large / I sowed, / measure / hundred / two / I have. / I hope
\rf jod 1890:644.6

\op theýthu niüý ebtheýgoü wamuýske t'oüý ki, wathaýte t'oüý ki. Watoüýzi keý shti heýgazhi
\tr here / you are / I think that / wheat / abounds / if, / food / abounds / if. / Corn / the / too / not a little
\rf jod 1890:644.7

\op abthiüý. Waýxe nuý etaý ke heýgazhi abthiüý. Waýxe waxtaý etaý ke bthuýga abthiüý.
\tr I have. / White man / potato / his / the / not a few / I have. / White man / fruit / his / the / all / I have.
\rf jod 1890:644.8

\op Abthiüý geýshte heýgazhi abthiüý. Niýkagahiý-ma pahoüýgadi weaýt'abtheý Umoüýhoü-maý;
\tr I have / the things «what» soever / not a few / I have. / The chiefs «pl. ob.» / formerly / I hated them / The Omahas «pl. ob.»;
\rf jod 1890:644.9

\op ki iüýtoü niýkashiüga amaý uýdoüxti moüthiüýi, iüýtoü niýkagahiý-ma weaýt'abtha-maýzhi
\tr and / now / people / the «pl. sub.» / very good / they walk, / now / the chiefs «pl. ob.» / I do not hate them
\rf jod 1890:644.10

\op ha. Shoüý kiýkui gazoüý goü uýdoüxti goüý eýdi moübthiüý ha. Niýkagaýhi te eý uýdoü
\tr . / At any rate / calling to feasts / among / so «?» / very good / so «?» / there / I walk / . / Chief / the / it / good
\rf jod 1890:644.11

\op eýgithe weaýt'abtheý ke eýgithe piýazhi paýxe te ha. Niýkashiüga thiüý wiüý waxpaýni ki,
\tr behold / I hate them / the / behold / bad / I may do / . / Person / the «mv.» / one / poor / if,
\rf jod 1890:644.12

\op niýtoü eteýgoü ha, niýkagaýhi amaý iüthiüýgai ha. Niýkashiüga wiüý daýdoü goüýthai,
\tr you work / ought / , / chief / the «pl. sub.» / said the foregoing to me / . / Person / one / what / he desires,
\rf jod 1890:644.13

\op waxpaýni ki, uiýkoü-ga, aiý ha niýkagaýhi amaý. Aýdoü niýkashiüga waxpaýni thiü
\tr poor / when, / help him, / said they /  / chief / the «pl. sub.». / Therefore / person / poor / the «mv. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:644.14

\op tha'eýathe iüýtoü. Shoüýge waýbthiü thoükaý shoü sheýnawaýthe, niýkashiüga waxpaýni
\tr I pity him / now. / Horse / I have them / the ones that «ob.» / at length «?» / are expended, / person / poor
\rf jod 1890:644.15

\op shtewoüý awaý'i-noü-moüý. Ki zhoümoüýthiü' iüý thoükaý enaýxchi ushtaiý ha. Witoüýbe
\tr soever / I used to give to them. / And / wagon / carried / the ones that / only / they remain / . / I see you
\rf jod 1890:644.16

\op tat eýskoü ebtheýgoü. Iüýchoü shoüýge ubaýhadi aýzhi oüthiüýge ha. Umoüýhoü amaý
\tr shall / perhaps / that I think. / Now / horse / on their flank «+beside them» / another / I am without / . / Omaha / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:645.1

\op waýxe gaýxe goüýthai ha. Susiý zhuýwagthaiý niýkashiüga gtheýba-duýba waýxe gaýxe
\tr white man / act / desire / . / Susanne La Flèche / he with them / person / forty / white man / act
\rf jod 1890:645.2

\op zhuýwagthe goüýthai. Umoüýhoü amaý bthuýga uthiý'agai; niýkagaýhi te teýxigithaiý
\tr he with them / desire. / Omaha / the «pl. sub.» / all / are unwilling; / chief / the «thing» / prize their own
\rf jod 1890:645.3

\op sheýnuzhiüýga bthuýga. Waýxe gaýxe-maý eý wioüýt'athaiýi ha. Ki waýxe gaýxazhi amaý
\tr young man / all. / White man «pl. ob.» / those who act / that / we hate them / . / And / white man / do not act / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:645.4

\op umoüýthiüka theý shahiý-noü taý amaý, niýkagaýhi amaý. Wiüý thidoüýbai ki waýxe gaýxe
\tr season / this / will be reaching you, / chief / the «pl. sub.». / One / sees you / when / white man / act
\rf jod 1890:645.5

\op amaý daýdoü tha'iý-baýzhi eteýgoü ha: niýkashiüga ukeýthiü te eý oüýtha goüýthaii ha,
\tr the «pl. sub.» / what / you do not give to him / should / : / Indian / common / the «thing» / that / abandon / they wish / ,
\rf jod 1890:645.6

\op waýxe gaýxe amaý. Ki wiý niýashiüga ukeýthiü te akiýoübtha koüýbtha-maýzhi ha.
\tr white man / act / the «pl. sub.». / And / I / Indian / common / the «thing» / I throw away for myself / I do not wish / .
\rf jod 1890:645.7

\op Witoüýge oüýthina t'aý-bathiüý, wakeýgai. Eýde iüýtoü gigthaýzu. Shetoüý ediýxti
\tr My sister / came very near dying, / she was sick. / But / now / she has recovered. / So far / just there
\rf jod 1890:645.8

\op toüýba-maýzhi ha, wathiýtoü ke aýakihiýde moübthiüý ha. Izhiüýge amaý eý iüwiüýtha
\tr I have not seen her / , / work / the «ob.» / I attend to it / I walk / . / Her son / the «mv. sub.» / that / to tell me
\rf jod 1890:645.9

\op atiý-noüi. Waxchaý zhiüýga heýgazhi eýta btheý, ki moüthoüý weaýkuhe, aýdoü eýta
\tr has come regularly. / Vegetable / small / not a few / unto / I go, / and / stealing / I fear for them, / therefore / thither
\rf jod 1890:645.10

\op piý-mazhi-noü-moüý shetoüý-noü. Tiýxti teýdi wabthiýtoü moübthiüý. Mazhoüý thoü
\tr I have not been going / so far. / The very house / at the / I work / I walk. / Land / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:645.11

\op weýahide anaýzhiü ha, aýdoü eýta piý-maýzhi-noü-moüý. Eýskana mazhoüý thoü toügaý
\tr distant «from» / I stand / , / therefore / there / I have not reached there regularly. / Oh, that! / land / the «ob.» / large
\rf jod 1890:645.12

\op niýbthi koübtheýgoü ha. Eý shupiý ki, mazhoüý thoü toügaý niýbthi ki, uthuýtoübe
\tr you pulverize it / I hope / . / That / I reach you / when, / land / the «ob.» / large / you pulverize it / when, / I examine it
\rf jod 1890:645.13

\op eteýgoü ha. Wa'uý wiü agthoüý koüýbtha, Paýthiü wa'uý wiü.
\tr apt / . / Woman / one / I marry her / I wish, / Pawnee / woman / one.
\rf jod 1890:645.14

\ti Two Crows to the Winnebago agent
\dt 1878

\op Huýtoüga ithaýdithai niükeý, niýkashiüga thithiýta wiüý oüwoüýkie shugtheý.
\tr Winnebago / agent / you who are, / person / your / one / having spoken to me / has gone back to you.
\rf jod 1890:647.1

\op Shoüýge iüwiüýxpatheý- de noübaý weýbahoü, ubeýsniü eýe ha, oüthoüýwoükieý ha.
\tr Horse / I lost / when / two / he knew them, / he found it out / that is it / , / he spoke to me about it / .
\rf jod 1890:647.2

\op Ki goüýki iüýboü ha; shupiý ki uthuýkie zhuoüýgth 'iýthe ha. Niýkashiüga
\tr And / at length / he called me / ; / I reach you / if / to speak about it / he with me / promised / . / Person
\rf jod 1890:647.3

\op Huýtoüga wamoüýthoü thoükaý weýbahoü eýe haý, eýde ieýska oüthiüýgegoü shubthaý-maýzhi
\tr Winnebago / thief / the ones who / he knows them / that is it / , / but / interpreter / as I have none / I do not go to you
\rf jod 1890:647.4

\op eýgoü, wabaýgtheze wiýpaxe ha. Eýde eýskana theýboü aýdoü waýgazuýxti ithaýmaxe
\tr as, / letter / I make to you / . / But / oh that / you call him / and / very straight / you ask him
\rf jod 1890:647.5

\op koübtheýgoü, Siüýwaniüýde eýe ha. Waýgazuýxti uthiýtha ki, anaý'oü koübtheýgoü ha
\tr I hope, / «Henry» Rice / it is he / . / Very straight / he tells you / if, / I hear it / I hope / 
\rf jod 1890:647.6

\op Eýgoüxti kiýzhi, Umoüýhoü ithaýdithai thiükeý wabaýgtheze iýkithaý-ga.
\tr Just so / if, / Omaha / agent / the one who / letter / send hither to him.
\rf jod 1890:647.7

\ti @{Shoügeý-ska} (White Horse) to @{Wirukraü-niüe}, an Oto

\op Shoü thizhiüýge t'eý, Hexaýga-zhiüýga, oüýba waxuýbe teýdi t'eý ha. Oüýska
\tr Now / your son / dead, / Little Elk, / day / mysterious / on the / died / . / By the by
\rf jod 1890:648.1

\op wakeýg eýde dzhuýba zhoüý teýdi t'eý ha. Niýkashiüga ushkuýd eýde t'eý ha. Umoüýhoü
\tr sick / but / a few / sleep / after / died / . / Person / kind / but / died / . / Omaha
\rf jod 1890:648.2

\op amaý giýtha-bazhiýxtioüýi ha. Niýkagaýhi woüýgithe giýtha-baýzhi, shi niýkashiüga
\tr the «pl. sub.» / are very sad / . / Chief / all / are sad, / again / people
\rf jod 1890:648.3

\op sheýnuzhiüýga shti giýtha-bazhiýi. E-hnoüý sheýnuzhiüýga aýta gaýxai, toüýwoügthoü gthuýba,
\tr young man / too / are sad. / He only / young man / excellent / made, / tribe / whole,
\rf jod 1890:648.4

\op eýde giýt'ai ha. Aýdoü niýkashiüga gthuýba giýtha-baýzhi ha. Thizhiüýgegoü, thagiýna'oü
\tr but / died to it / . / Therefore / people / all / are sad / . / As «he was» your son, / you hear of your own
\rf jod 1890:648.5

\op teýgoü, aýdoü waxiüýha shutheýathe ha. Niýkashiüýga-ma Umoüýhoü-ma wawaýkegaiý
\tr in order the, / therefore / paper / I send to you / . / The people / the Omahas / we are sick
\rf jod 1890:648.6

\op ha. Waýwakegeý- de Moü-gaý'azhi eýshti t'eý tai eýgoü. Hoüýadi toüýbe; wakeýga
\tr . / We are sick / during / @{Moü-gaý'azhi} / he too / is apt to die. / Last night / I saw him; / sick
\rf jod 1890:648.7

\op piýazhi.
\tr bad.
\rf jod 1890:648.8

\ti @{Maxpiýya-xaýga} and others, to @{Wirukraü-niüe}
\dt 1878

\op Thizhiüýge oüýba waxuýbe teýdi t'eý ha. Thanaý'oü teýgoü waxiüýha aýdoü
\tr Your son / day / mysterious / on the / dead / . / You hear it / in order that / paper / therefore
\rf jod 1890:649.1

\op shutheýathe. Wikaýge weýt'ai toüýwoügthoü bthuýgaxti weýtha-bazhiýi ha. Niýkagaýhi
\tr I send it to you. / My friend / dead to us / nation / all / we are sad / . / Chief
\rf jod 1890:649.2

\op amaý shti bthuýga giýtha-bazhiýi. Thizhiüýge ikaýge amaý woüýgithe wakeýga-bazhiýi ha.
\tr the «pl. sub.» / too / all / are sad. / Your son / his friend / the «pl. sub.» / all / are not sick / 
\rf jod 1890:649.3

\op Wawaýkega-bazhiýi ha. Thizhiüýge enaýxchi wakeýgai, t'eý. Niýashiüga ushkuýdoü, ki
\tr We have not been sick / . / Your son / he only / was sick, / dead. / Person / kind, / and
\rf jod 1890:649.4

\op t'eý ha. Ki oüniüý toüýgatoü. Eaýtoü oüthiýgaxe taiteý oüthoüýbahoü-bazhiýi.
\tr dead / . / And / we live / will. / How / we do for you / shall / we do not know.
\rf jod 1890:649.5

\op Wikaýge akaý Kishkeý akaý shoüýge wiü gi'iý ha, t'e keý. Ki Uýhoü-zhiüýga,
\tr My friend / the «sub.» / @{Kishkeý} / the «sub.» / horse / one / gave his own / , / dead / the «lg. ob.». / And / @{Uýhoü-zhiüýga},
\rf jod 1890:649.6

\op Gahiýge-wadaýthiüge, Kebaýha, shoü thanaý'oü teýgoü gaýthoü shutheýoükithaiý.
\tr @{Gahiýge-wadaýthiüge}, / @{Kebaýha}, / now «&or well» / you hear it / in order that / that «ob.» / we send it to you.
\rf jod 1890:649.7

\op Gahiýge-wadaýthiüge igaýxthoü thagthaiý teýdi t'eý ha. Shoüý wabaýgtheze theýthoü
\tr @{Gahiýge-wadaýthiüge} / his wife / you went homeward / when / dead / . / And / letter / this «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:649.8

\op shuhiý wiýutoügaýxti shi wiüý iýtha-ga haý. Oüthiýna'oü oügoüýthai.
\tr reaches you / just as soon as / again / one / send hither / ! / We hear about you / we desire.
\rf jod 1890:649.9

\ti @{Moüchuý-noüýba} to @{Wiyakoiü}
\dt September 14, 1878

\op Thineýgi akaý Siüdeý-gtheshkaý uýkie akaý wabaýgtheze theýthoü shutheýthithe ha.
\tr Your mother's brother / the «sub.» / Spotted Tail / paid a friendly visit to / the one who / letter / this «ob.» / sends it to you / 
\rf jod 1890:650.1

\op Siüdeý-gthezhe gaxthoüý oüwoüýwata mazhoüý thoü iüwiüýth iýtha-ga haý. Noübeý
\tr Spotted Tail / migrating / whither / land / the «ob.» / to tell me / send hither / ! / Hand
\rf jod 1890:650.2

\op ubthoüý te agiýsithe-noü-moüý; iüýboüi eýde, agiýsithe-noü-moüý. Mazhoüý daýdoü
\tr I took hold / the «act» / I remember from time to time; / he called me / but, / I remember from time to time. / Land / what «sort»
\rf jod 1890:650.3

\op gthiüý tateý waýgazu anaý'oü koüýbtha. Shoüý goüý oüwoüýkega heýga-maýzhi,
\tr he sit / shall / straight / I hear / I wish. / At any rate / I am sick / I not a little,
\rf jod 1890:650.4

\op Umoüýhoü oüýgatoü wawaýkega heýga-baýzhi. Sheýnuzhiüýga waheýhazhiýxti paýxe
\tr Omaha / we who stand / we are sick / not a little. / Young man / very stout-hearted / I made him
\rf jod 1890:650.5

\op ke iüýt'e ha, aýdoü iüýtha-maýzhi ha, iüýtha-maýzhi heýga-maýzhi. Hexaýga-zhiüýga
\tr the «recl. ob.» / dead to me / , / therefore / I am sad / , / I am sad / I not a little. / Little Elk
\rf jod 1890:650.6

\op izhaýzhe athiüý. Hau. Sheýna 'iýwikiýthe. Iýe dzhuýbaxchi shutheýathe.
\tr his name / he had. / «paragraph» / Enough / I have spoken with you. / Word / very few / I send to you.
\rf jod 1890:650.7

\ti @{Mactiüý-aüsaý} to @{Tenuýga-wazhiü}.

\op Giý-ga haý. Thizhiüýthe akaý, Moügthiýxta, wamuýske aýkiastaý peýthabthiü athiüý.
\tr Return thou / ! / Your elder brother / the «sub.», / Blackbird, / wheat / stack / eight / has.
\rf jod 1890:651.1

\op Ki wiý aýkastaý duýba abthiüý. Ki thanaý'oü ki, noüýde thiýudoü eteý ki. Niýkashiüýga
\tr And / I / stack / four / I have. / And / you hear it / when, / heart / you good / ought to be. / Person
\rf jod 1890:651.2

\op utoüýnahaýxti moüniüý noüýde iüthiüýpi-maýzhi, neý te iüýpi-maýzhi. Ki
\tr very solitary / you walk / heart / I am bad by means of, / you went / the / bad for me. / And
\rf jod 1890:651.3

\op Waýthutaýda amaý e'oüý moüthiüý ki, uxtheýxchi iüwiüýth iýtha-ga, usniýazhi shoüteý.
\tr Oto / the «pl. sub.» / how / they walk / if, / very soon / to tell me / send hither, / not cold / yet awhile.
\rf jod 1890:651.4

\op Usniýazhi shoüteý, thagthiý wiýkoübtha. Ki Umoüýhoü Hexaýga-zhiüýga t'eý ha, eý thanaý'oü
\tr Not cold / yet awhile, / you have come back / I desire for you. / And / Omaha / Little Elk / dead / , / that / you hear
\rf jod 1890:651.5

\op te ha. Ki wa'uý wiwiýta wakeýga ha. Ki Poüýkata neý iýwikuheý.
\tr will / . / And / woman / my / sick / . / And / to the Ponkas / you go / I fear for you.
\rf jod 1890:651.6

\op Eýskana naýzhi koübtheýgoü. Ki waýnoüzhu amaý oüýba-waxuýbe theýthuaýdi agthiý taý amaý.
\tr Oh that / you go not / I hope. / And / thresher / the «pl. sub.» / Sunday / at this place / they will have returned.
\rf jod 1890:651.7

\op Thizhiüýthe akaý xaýde zhoümoüýthiü-uzhiý gtheýba-noüýba gaýxai, wamuýske-tiý te. Tiý
\tr Your elder brother / the «sub.» / hay / wagon / full / twenty / made, / wheat house / the. / House
\rf jod 1890:651.8

\op te uýdoüxti gaýxai. Waxiüýha thoü wi'iý thoü niýze ki, shtoüýbe ki, waxiüýha
\tr the / very good / made. / Paper / the «ob.» / I give to you / the «ob.» / you receive / when, / you see / when, / paper
\rf jod 1890:651.9

\op eýgoü oü'iý-ga. E'oüý moüniüý uýshkoü iüwiüýtha-ga. Anaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr so / give to me. / How / you walk / deed / tell to me. / I hear it / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:651.10

\ti @{Moüchuý-noüýba} to Pawnee Joe
\dt 1878

\op Shoüý waxiüýha pahoüýgadiý shte shutheýwikitheý-noü-moüý tioüýthakithaýzhi shoüýshoü.
\tr Now / paper / formerly at various times / I used to send to you by some one / you have not sent hither to me / always.
\rf jod 1890:652.1

\op Niýkashiüýga mazhoüý thaoüýna naiý te toüýbe ki, iüýtha-maýzhi-noü-moüý. Niýkashiüýga
\tr Indian / land / you abandoned / you went / the / I see / when, / I am sad from time to time. / People
\rf jod 1890:652.2

\op wiwiýta noüýba Umoüýhoü-zhiüýga waýniü moüniüý- baýdoü eýskoü tha'eýwathaýthe
\tr my / two / young Omaha / you keep them / you walk / and «pl.» / oh that / you have pity on them
\rf jod 1890:652.3

\op koübtheýgoü. Uýdoüxti awaýginaý'oü koüýbtha. Ki ukiýt'e koüýha shoüý Athaýbahu,
\tr I hope. / Very good / I hear of them, my own / I wish. / And / foreigner / border / for example. / Arapaho,
\rf jod 1890:652.4

\op Maxpiýyatu, Paýdoüka, Shaýhieýtha, Koüýze, Wazhaýzhe, Ugaýxpa, Poüýka, gaýna
\tr Arapaho, / Comanche, / Cheyenne, / Kansas, / Osage, / Quapaw, / Ponka, / that number
\rf jod 1890:652.5

\op washtoüýbe ki, uýdoü moüniüý aýdoü oüthaýsithaýzhi. Ki wiý, wisiýthe-noü-moüý.
\tr you see them / if, / good / you walk / therefore / me you forget. / And / I, / I remember you from time to time
\rf jod 1890:652.6

\op Wiýshti, ukiýt'e juýba iüýchoü watoüýbe ha. Siüdeý-gtheshka toüýwoügthoü etaý
\tr I too, / foreigner / some / now / I have seen them / . / Spotted Tail / nation / his
\rf jod 1890:652.7

\op amaý, toüýwoügthoü peýthoüba, watoüýbe ha.
\tr the «pl. sub.», / nation «&or gens» / seven, / I have seen them / 
\rf jod 1890:652.8

\op Hau. Watoüýbe niýkashiüýga wiwiýta shoüýge gtheýba-peýthabthiü ki eýdi
\tr «paragraph» / I saw them / Indian «&or people» / my own / horse / eighty / and / on it
\rf jod 1890:652.9

\op peýthoüba wa'iýi Shaoüý amaý. Wiý uýzhu miükeý Siüdeý-gtheshka shoügaýgthiü piý
\tr seven / gave to us / Dakota / the «pl. sub.». / I / principal / I who / Spotted Tail / riding a horse / I reached there
\rf jod 1890:652.10

\op a'iý. Mikoýozhi niýkagaýhi uýzhu thiükeý waiüý wiü uýdoü-xti wiüý piý eýde shi
\tr I gave to him. / Minneconjou / chief / principal / the one who / robe / one / I reached there / but / again
\rf jod 1890:652.11

\op a'iý ha. Daýdoü wiüeýshte iügaýxa-baýzhi piý. Mazhoüý aýgudi waýgazu agthiüý ki,
\tr I gave to him / . / What / even one / they did not do for me / I was there. / Land / where / straight / I sit / when,
\rf jod 1890:652.12

\op oüthaýgishtoüýbe te ha, aiý ha, Siüdeý-gtheshka iüthiüýgai. Waýthaha, unaýzhiü
\tr you may see me, your own / , / said he / , / Spotted Tail / said the foregoing to me. / Clothing, / shirt
\rf jod 1890:652.13

\op aýbthaha ge, zaniýxti awaý'i. Utoüý geý shti, shoü hiübeý geý shti, awaý'i. Bthuýga
\tr I wore / the «pl. in. ob.» / every one / I gave to them. / Leggins / the «pl. ob.») too, / even / moccasin / the «pl. ob.» / too, / I gave to them. / The whole
\rf jod 1890:652.14

\op awaý'i ha.
\tr I gave to them / 
\rf jod 1890:652.15

\op Hau. Goüýki thiý moüniüý, e'oüý moüniüý, uýdoü moüniüý eýgoü iüwiüýth
\tr «paragraph» / And now / you / you walk, / how / you walk, / good / you walk / so / to tell me
\rf jod 1890:653.1

\op iýtha-ga. Winaý'oüi koüýbtha. Shoüý goüýki Paýthiü niýkagaýhi aýna t'aiý te anaý'oü
\tr send to me. / I hear about you «pl.» / I wish. / Well / and now / Pawnee / chief / how many / have died / the / I hear it
\rf jod 1890:653.2

\op koüýbtha. Shi sheýnuzhiüýga waheýhaii ki wanaýshe waheýhazhi aýna t'aiý te
\tr I wish. / Again / young man / stout-hearted / and / police / stout-hearted / how many / have died / the
\rf jod 1890:653.3

\op anaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr I hear it / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:653.4

\op Ahau. Shi wathaýte shkaýxe ke, watoüýzi thakiýshkaxe ke uthaýket'oü eýiüte,
\tr «paragraph» / Again / food / you make / the «ob.», / corn / you make for yourself / the / you have acquired / perhaps,
\rf jod 1890:653.5

\op shoüý anaý'oü kan*btha. Shi wamuýske uthaýzhi keý shti uthaýket'oü eýiüte anaý'oü
\tr still / I hear it / I wish. / Again / wheat / you planted / the «ob.» / too / you acquire it / perhaps / I hear it
\rf jod 1890:653.6

\op koüýbtha. Shi teý wanaýte, teý amaý uýhiaýshka wanaýte anaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr I wish. / Again / buffalo / you eat them, / buffalo / the «sub.» / close by / you eat them / I hear it / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:653.7

\op Hau. Shi uýshkoü wiüý wiwiýta uwiýbtha teýiüke. Wathaýte akiýpaxe
\tr «paragraph» / Again / dead / one / my / I tell to you / will. / Food / I make for myself
\rf jod 1890:653.8

\op heýga: wamuýske weýgoüze kuýge thaýbthiü uaýket'oü, thawaý uthiýshi eýgoü uaýket'oü.
\tr a little: / wheat / measure / box / three / [+3,000] / I have acquired, / difficult to be counted / I have acquired.
\rf jod 1890:653.9

\op Shi watoüýzi ke shi eýkigoü. Waýxe waxtaý etaiý, sheý, nuýgthe, mazhoüýxe,
\tr Again / corn / the «ob.» / again / like it. / White man / vegetable / their, / apple, / turnip, / onion,
\rf jod 1890:653.10

\op poüýxi shti, nuý shti, haýzi toüýga shti, noüýpa shti, shoüý waýxe waxtaý-zhiüga
\tr parsnip / too, / potato / too, / grape / large / too, / cherry / too, / in fact / white man / small vegetable
\rf jod 1890:653.11

\op uzhiýi ge bthuýga bthiýzhut'oü, uhiýathe. Ki waýxe amaý theýama piýxti washkoüý
\tr planted / the «pl. in. ob.» / whole / I have brought to maturity, / I have raised. / And / white man / the «pl. sub.» / these / anew / to make an effort
\rf jod 1890:653.12

\op oüýagaýzhii, "Ukiýgthi'agaýzhi-ga," aiý ha. Niýkashiüýga waheýhazhiýxti noüýba iüýt'ai
\tr they have commanded me. / Do not be lazy, / they say / . / Person / very stout-hearted / two / have died to me
\rf jod 1890:653.13

\op ha. Paýthiü-gahiýge izhiüýge, Hexaýga-zhiüýga, t'eý ha.
\tr . / Pawnee Chief / his son, / Little Elk, / dead / 
\rf jod 1890:653.14

\op Hau. Washuýshe sheýnuzhiüýga sheýnoüba aýta oügaýxai, ki akiýtha t'aiý ha.
\tr «paragraph» / Brave / young man / those two / excellent / made, / and / both / died / .
\rf jod 1890:653.15

\op Toüýwoügthoü weýtha-baýzhi. Shoüý Umoüýhoü-zhiüýga-ma akiýtha wagiýna'oüýwakithaý-ga!
\tr Nation / we are sad. / Now / the young Omahas «pl. ob.» / both / cause them to hear about them, their own.
\rf jod 1890:653.16

\op Akiýtha wagiýna'oü taýbashe. Uýwagithaý-ga Umoüýhoü-zhiüýga.
\tr Both / they must hear about them, their own. / Tell to them / young Omaha.
\rf jod 1890:653.17

\op Ahau. Mazhoüý iýshpahoü Umoüýhoü mazhoüý etaiý bthuýga bthiýtube.
\tr «paragraph» / Land / you know it / Omaha / land / their / the whole / I have pulverized.
\rf jod 1890:653.18

\op Wiüaýxchi iüýgexi: wanaýgthe, teýska, kuýkusi, wazhiüýga-zhiýde, shetoüý aýhigi
\tr Just one / hard for me: / domestic animal, / cow, / hog, / chicken, / so far / many
\rf jod 1890:653.19

\op waýbthiü-maýzhi. Uxtheýxchi waxiüýha niýze ki, gioüýkithaý-ga, waxiüýha eýgoü
\tr I do not have them. / Very soon / paper / you take it / when, / cause to be returning hither, / paper / such «&or like»
\rf jod 1890:653.20

\op wiüý. Iýe aýhigi gioüýkithaý-ga. Shubtheý koüýbtha shtewoüý bthiý'a-noü-moüý.
\tr one. / Word / many / cause to be returning hither. / I go to you / I wish / even though / I have failed from time to time.
\rf jod 1890:654.1

\op Iüýtexi ha. Shoü mazhoüý aýakihiýde, aýdoü shubtheý koüýbtha bthiý'a-noü-moüý. Ki
\tr Hard for me / . / Well, / land / I attend to it, / therefore / I go to you / I wish / I have failed from time to time. / And
\rf jod 1890:654.2

\op oüýbatheý maýthe uthuýgashiýbe witoüýbe koübth eýde bthiý'a ki, shi thanaý'oü tateý,
\tr to-day / winter / throughout / I see you / I wished / but / I fail / when / again / you hear it / shall,
\rf jod 1890:654.3

\op shubthaý-maýzhi ki. Umoüýhoü-maý theýamaý oüýbatheý wakeýga heýga-baýzhi, aýdoü
\tr I do not go to you / if. / The Omahas / these / to-day / sick / not a little, / therefore
\rf jod 1890:654.4

\op niýkashiüýga waheýhazhi noüýba t'aiý ha. Shiüýgazhiüýga wa'uý edaýbe t'aiý ha. Aýdoü
\tr Indian / stout-hearted / two / died / . / Child / woman / also / died / . / Therefore
\rf jod 1890:654.5

\op wakeýga thanaý'oü te waxiüýha shutheýathe. Sheýna iýe shutheýwikithe. Oüýba
\tr sick / you hear it / may / paper / I send to you. / Enough / word / I send to you by «some one». / Day
\rf jod 1890:654.6

\op weýduba teýdi Washuýshe t'eý. (Moüchuý-noüba) isoüýga zhuýgigthe baxuýi,
\tr the fourth / on the / @{Washuýshe} / dead. / Two Grizzly bears / his younger brother / he with his own / writes,
\rf jod 1890:654.7

\op Michaýxpe-zhiüýga izhaýzhe athiüý.
\tr Little Star / his name / he has.
\rf jod 1890:654.8

\ti Spafford Woodhull, an Omaha, to John Heron, Plum Creek, Nebr.
\dt September 24, 1878

\op Kageýha, iýe dzhuýbaxchi wiýpaxu shutheýathe. Theýamaý nuýzhiüga zhuaýwagthe shupiý
\tr Friend, / word / very few / I write to you / I send to you. / These / boy / I with them / I went to you
\rf jod 1890:655.1

\op amaý moüýzeska wagaýxe eýthithiü gisiýthe-noüýi eýdegoü moüýzeska thi'aý heýga-baýzhi
\tr the «pl. sub.» / money / debt / they have for you / remember it from time to time / but / money / they have failed / not a little
\rf jod 1890:655.2

\op shetoüý. Shoüý thiý'i-baýzhi kaýshi te iüýtha-maýzhi ha. Shoüý miüý noübaý tediýhi ki, shupiý
\tr so far. / And / they do not give it back to you / a long time / the / I am sad / . / And / moon / two / it reaches there / when, / I reach you
\rf jod 1890:655.3

\op eteýgoü, shetoüý mazhoüý thagthiüý keýta. Sheýthu watoüýthe wathaýshi tethoüý tehaý-nasaýge
\tr apt, / that far / land / you sit / at the. / There / to tan hides / you hired them / in the past / hardened buffalo hide
\rf jod 1890:655.4

\op duýba tethoüý nuýzhiüga amaý ginaý'oü goüýthai theýamaý. E'oüý shkaýxe te wagaýxe te
\tr four / in the past / boy / the «pl. sub.» / to hear of their own / they wish / these (the «sub.»). / How / you make it / the / debt / the
\rf jod 1890:656.1

\op eý juýba iýshpasheýthoüi te iüwiüýth iýtha-ga. Goüýki toüýthe thishtoüý tethoüý duýba thoü
\tr that / some / you have rubbed it out / the / to tell me / send hither. / And then / tanning / finished / in the past / four / the
\rf jod 1890:656.2

\op watoüýthe wathaýshi tethoüý e'oüý shkaýxe te anaý'oü koüýbtha, wiýshti. Waýgazuýxti
\tr to tan hides / you hired them / in the past / how / you make it / the / I hear it / I wish, / I too. / Very straight
\rf jod 1890:656.3

\op iüwiüýth iýtha-ga. Shupiý eteýgoü shoüý ithaýdithai iüthiüýginahiüý tediýhi ki, shupiý
\tr to tell to me / send hither. / I reach you / apt / now / agent / willing for me, his own / in case / that, / I reach you
\rf jod 1890:656.4

\op taý miüke. Sheýna wawiýpaxu shutheýathe ha. Shoüý uxtheýxchi gthioüýthakithe
\tr I will. / Enough / I write them to you / I send it to you / . / And / very soon / you cause to have returned to me
\rf jod 1890:656.5

\op waxiüýha.
\tr paper.
\rf jod 1890:656.6

\ti @{Waxpe-sha}, an Omaha, to @{Tataüka-mani}, a Yankton.
\dt September 25, 1878

\op Wabaýgtheze wiü shutheýwikithe. Iüýtha-maýzhi heýga-maýzhi. Isoüýga wiýta t'eý
\tr Letter / one / I send for you. / I am very sorrowful. / His younger brother / my / dead
\rf jod 1890:656.7

\op ha, aýdoü waxiüýha shutheýathe. Wagiýoü-moüýze, wikaýge,
\tr . / therefore / paper / I send to you. / @{Wagiýoü-moüýze}, / my friend, / tell it to him. / Formerly
\rf jod 1890:656.8

\op washtoüýbe te uýdoüxti eýgoüzhi ha. Shoüýge shaýpe wathaý'i-maý shte thiügaýi, eý wa'iýi.
\tr you saw us / the / very good / not so / . / Horse / six / the ones which you gave us / even / are wanting / that / are given away
\rf jod 1890:656.9

\op Sheýta piý agthiý teýdi, waýchigaýxe atiý: shoüýge wathiüýgextioüýi. Thanaý'oü
\tr There where you are / I reached / I came back / when, / to dance / they came: / horse / we had none at all. / You hear it
\rf jod 1890:657.1

\op wiýkoübtha. Thisoüýga shoüýge thiügeý heýga-baýzhi. Uýshkoü wiüý piýazhi heýga-baýzhi
\tr I desire for you. / Your younger brother / horse / he is very destitute of. / Dead / one / bad / very
\rf jod 1890:657.2

\op uwiýbtha shutheýathe. Wawaýkega duýba zhoüý ki, t'eý-noüi, niýkashiüýga aýhigi t'ai.
\tr I tell you / I send to you. / We are sick / four / sleep / when, / they usually die, / person / many / have died
\rf jod 1890:657.3

\op Shiüýgazhiüýga thiýta awaýna'oü koüýbtha. Thizhiüýthe shti e'oüýi eýiüte awaýna'oü koüýbtha.
\tr Child / your / I hear of them / I wish. / Your elder brother / too / how / they may be / I hear of them / I desire.
\rf jod 1890:657.4

\ti @{Gahiýge}, an Omaha, to @{Wiyakoiü}, a Yankton.
\dt September 28, 1878

\op Dadiýha, iüýgoü oüýbatheý teýxi ithaýpahoü. Shoüý edaýdoü, dadiýha, weýthigthoüý
\tr Father, / now / to-day / trouble / I know it. / And / what, / O father, / plan
\rf jod 1890:657.5

\op shtewoüý thiügeý. Iüýchoü oüýba waxuýbe theýke Kageý t'eý ha, Washuýshe izhaýzhe athiüý.
\tr soever / there is none. / Now / day / mysterious / this / Fourth son / dead / , / @{Washuýshe} / his name / he had.
\rf jod 1890:657.6

\op Mawaýdoüthiü uiýtha-ga. Shi, dadiýha, sheýnuzhiüýga aýtaxti, Hexaýga-zhiüýga, shi t'eý
\tr Mandan / tell him. / Again, / father, / young man / very excellent, / Little Elk, / again / dead
\rf jod 1890:657.7

\op ha. Toüýwoügthoü iüýtoü wawaýkega heýga-baýzhi eýgoü weýthigthoüý shtewoüý thiügeý.
\tr . / Nation / now / we are very sick / as / plan / soever / there is none.
\rf jod 1890:657.8

\op Waxiüýha wiü, dadiýha, Hexaýga-moüýthiü tiýthe thoüý oüthoüýbahoü-baýzhi, niýashiüýga
\tr Paper / one, / O father, / @{Hexaýka-maýni} / cause it to come / the «ob.» / we do not know it, / Indian
\rf jod 1890:657.9

\op ukeýthiü baxuýi thoü eýgoü. Iýe te wiüdeýna na'oüýi eýde iýe thiýta na'oüý goüýthai.
\tr common / it was written / the / as. / Word / the / one-half / they heard / but / word / your / to hear / wish
\rf jod 1890:658.1

\op Iýe aýhigi iýbahoüýzhi eýgoü, aýdoü waxiüýha iýwimaýxe shutheýathe. Daýdoü eý wakaiý
\tr Word / many / he did not know / as, / therefore / paper / I ask you / I send to you. / What / that / he means
\rf jod 1890:658.2

\op te oünaý'oü oügoüýthai ha. Niýkashiüýga-ma, dadiýha, Umoüýhoü-maý, piý
\tr the / we hear it / we wish / . / The people, / O father, / the Omahas, / anew
\rf jod 1890:658.3

\op tha'eýwathaý-ga. Weýthigthoü uýdoü wegaýxa-ga. Iüdaýdi thiügeý thoüýzha, dadiýha,
\tr pity them! / Plan / good / make for them! / My father / there is none / though, / O father,
\rf jod 1890:658.4

\op thaniüýta te iüýudoüýxti anaýzhiü. Umoüýhoü-maý tha'eýwathaýthe eýgoü sheýhe ha,
\tr you live / the / very good for me / I stand. / The Omahas / you pity them / so / I say that
\rf jod 1890:658.5

\op toüýwoügthoüý thoü.
\tr nation / the.
\rf jod 1890:658.6

\ti @{Moüchuý-noüýba} to @{Hexaýka-maýni} and @{Tataüka-iüyaüke}, Yanktons.
\dt October 3, 1878

\op Hexaýga moüýthiü Tatoüýga noüýge eýthoüba, waxiüýha tiýthathaiý thoü bthiýze
\tr Elk / walks / Buffalo / runs / he too, / paper / which you have sent hither / I have taken it
\rf jod 1890:659.1

\op eýgoü toüýbe ha. Shi waxiüýha theýthoü shutheýathe. Wathiýgthoü shtewoüý thiügeý ha.
\tr as / I have seen it / . / Again / paper / this / I send to you. / Plan / soever / there is none / .
\rf jod 1890:659.2

\op Niýkashiüýga aýhigi t'eý, shiüýgazhiüýga wa'uý shti edaýbe t'eý. Niýkashiüýga noüýba
\tr Persons / many / dead, / child / woman / too / also / dead. / Person / two
\rf jod 1890:659.3

\op waheýhazhi eýgoü iüýt'ai ha, aýdoü axaýge-noü-moüý shoüýshoü. Washuýshe Mawaýdana
\tr stout-hearted / so / have died to me / , / there / I am usually crying / always. / @{Washuýshe} / Mandan
\rf jod 1890:659.4

\op ineýgi thiükeý t'eý ha, eý niniýba athiüý thiükeý eýde t'eý ha. Shi aýma ke, Hexaýga-zhiüýga
\tr his mother's brother / the one who «sat» / dead / , / he / pipe / had / the one who «sat» / but / dead / . / Again / other one / the, / Little Elk
\rf jod 1890:659.5

\op izhaýzhe athiüý. Niýashiüýga waheýhazhixti wapaýxai eýde t'aiý ha. Iýshpahoü
\tr his name / he had. / Person / very stout-hearted / I made them / but / they are dead / . / You know him
\rf jod 1890:659.6

\op etaiý, duýdoügaýgthiü shoüýge wiü eýthashniü thatiý, shoüýge oüýpoü-hiü-eýgoü te, eý
\tr ought, / we sat on this side / horse / one / you brought here for him, / horse / the color of elk hair / the, / that
\rf jod 1890:659.7

\op Hexaýga-zhiüýga izhaýzhe athiüý ke. Sheýtatoü shoüýge waýthiü agthiý, wathaý'i-ma bthuýga
\tr Little Elk / his name / he had / the «lg. ob.» / From yonder place / horse / they brought them back hither / those you gave / all
\rf jod 1890:659.8

\op iüýmoüthoüýi Huýtoüga amaý. Wakeýga te shetoüýha oüýthishtoüý shtewoüýzhi, aýdoü
\tr have stolen from me / Winnebago / the «pl. sub.». / Sick / the / so far / stopped on me / not at all, / there
\rf jod 1890:659.9

\op doüýxti iüýpi-maýzhi heýga-maýzhi. Ithaýe agthiüý teýdi niýkashiüýga aýhigi iüýt'ai, aýdoü
\tr beyond measure / I am sad / not a little. / I talk / I sit / when / person / many / have died to me, / therefore
\rf jod 1890:659.10

\op noüýde iüýpi-maýzhi ha. Ki eýthe wiwiýta amaý, Poüýka amaý, weýboü tiýthai ha,
\tr heart / I am sad / . / And / kindred / my / the «pl. sub.», / Ponka / the «pl. sub.», / to invite us / have sent hither / ,
\rf jod 1890:659.11

\op eýde btheý tateý ithaýpahoü-maýzhi ha, oüwoüýkega anaýzhiü eýgoü. Sheýamaý Shaoüýxti amaý
\tr but / I go / shall / I do not know / , / I am sick / I stand / as. / Those / Real Dakota / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:659.12

\op Siüdeý-gtheshka daýdoü weýthigthoü gaýxai anaý'oü koüýbtha. Moüýzeskaý shti bthiýza-maýzhi,
\tr Spotted Tail / what / plan / they make / I hear it / I wish. / Money too / I have not received,
\rf jod 1890:659.13

\op waýxe amaý oü'iý-baýzhi. Shoüýge sheýnawaýthe eýgoü oüwoüýxpani heýga-maýzhi, shoüý
\tr white man / the «pl. sub.» / they have not given to me. / Horse / made an end of them / as / I am very poor, / and
\rf jod 1890:659.14

\op waxiüýha shutheýwikithe, iýe dzhuýbaxchi shutheýwikithe.
\tr paper / I cause «some one» to take it to you, / word / very few / I cause «some one» to take it to you.
\rf jod 1890:659.15

\ti @{Waxpe-sha} to @{Tataüka-mani}
\dt October 9, 1878

\op Waýgazuýxti winaý'oü te noüýde iüýudoü ha. Shiüýgazhiüýga wiwiýta thisiýthe-noüýi.
\tr Very straight / I have heard from you / the / heart / good for me / . / Child / my / usually remembers you.
\rf jod 1890:661.1

\op Wa'uý wiwiýta thisiýthe-noüýi. Waxiüýha shuthaiý teýdi nuý saýtoü waheýhazhiýxti
\tr Woman / my / usually remembers you. / Paper / went to you / when / man / five / very stout-hearted
\rf jod 1890:661.2

\op t'aiý ha. Shoüý edaýdoü shoüýgaxai bthuýgaxti oüguýket'oüýi. Wamuýske shti
\tr have died / . / And / what / they have done enough / the whole / we have acquired. / Wheat / too
\rf jod 1890:661.3

\op oüguýzhii keý oüguýket'oüýi. Iüýtoü theýthutoütheýthe eýthe thithiýta-ma bthuýgaxti awaýsithe-noü-moüý
\tr we sowed / the / we have acquired. / Now / from this time forward / kindred / those who are your / the whole / I remember them from time to time
\rf jod 1890:661.4

\op tateý, ebtheýgoü. Gebtheý tateý, ebtheýgoü. Waýthutaýda eýta btheý tateý,
\tr shall, / I think that. / I go that way «pointed out» / shall, / I think that. / Oto / to / I go / shall,
\rf jod 1890:661.5

\op ebtheýgoü. Oüýba waxuýbe noübaý tediýhi ki, Umoüýhoü amaý juýba atheý taiteý,
\tr I think that. / Day / mysterious / two / by that time, / Omaha / the «pl. sub.» / some / they go / shall,
\rf jod 1890:661.6

\op ebtheýgoü. Wakeýga thaýbthiüha eaýwagoüýi. Oüýba waxuýbe wiüaýxchi kiýshte
\tr I think that. / Sick / in three ways «?» / so we are «?». / Week / just one / even when
\rf jod 1890:661.7

\op t'eý-noüi. Niýashiüýga amaý niý-masaýniataý-ma e'oüýi a. Awaýna'oü koüýbtha,
\tr they usually die. / Person / the «pl. sub.» / those on the other side of the river / how are they / ? / I hear about them / I wish,
\rf jod 1890:661.8

\op Siüdeý-gtheshka tiýi-ma.
\tr Spotted Tail / those in his village.
\rf jod 1890:661.9

\ti @{Ishtaýthabi}, an Omaha, to @{Hexaýga-saýbe}, a Ponka, at Yankton Agency, Dak.
\dt October 14, 1878

\op Wawaýkegaiý. Washuýshe t'eý, Hexaýga-zhiüýga t'eý, Paheý-tap'e, Shuýka-moüýthiü
\tr We have been sick. / @{Washuýshe} / dead, / Little Elk / dead, / @{Paheý-taýp'e} / dead, / @{Shuýka-moüýthiü}
\rf jod 1890:662.1

\op t'eý, niýkashiüga uýdoüxti t'aiý ha. Wa'uý wiwiýta wiý sheýnoüba, wawaýkegaiý,
\tr dead, / person / very good / died / . / Woman / my / I / those two, / we have been sick,
\rf jod 1890:662.2

\op noüýzhiüshkeýxchi oüniüýtai. Oüniüýta ki, wisiýthe ha, aýdoü wawiýpaxuý. Sheý-ma
\tr barely / we are alive. / We are alive / when, / I remember you / , / therefore / I write things to you. / Those
\rf jod 1890:662.3

\op shiüýgazhiüýga-ma Ihoüýktoüwiüý juýba wiwiýta-maý wapaýxe-maý uýwagithaý-ga,
\tr children / Yankton / some / those who are my / those whom I made / tell it to them,
\rf jod 1890:662.4

\op toüýwoü thoü. Mazhoüý thoü oüýbatheý piýazhi heýga-baýzhi ha: oüýba wiüý ki,
\tr village / the. / Land / the / to-day / is very bad /  / day / one / when,
\rf jod 1890:662.5

\op niýkashiüýga noübaý shte t'aiý, ki thaýbthiü shte t'aiý, ki duýba shteý t'aiý, oüýba wiüaýxchi
\tr Person / two / for instance / died, / and / three / for instance / died, / and / four / for instance / died, / day / just one
\rf jod 1890:662.6

\op ki. Ki sheýthoü theý shuhiý te shtoüýbe te eýkitoühaý waiüýbaxuý-ga. Shoüý e'oüý
\tr when. / And / that «cv. ob.» / this / reaches you / the / you see it / the / at the same time / write things to me. / Now / how
\rf jod 1890:662.7

\op thanaýzhiü ki, waýiütheýshpaxuý koüýbtha. Iüwiüýth iýtha-ga.
\tr you stand / if, / you write things to me / I wish. / To tell me / send to me.
\rf jod 1890:662.8

\ti Lion to Battiste Deroin and the Oto chiefs.
\dt October 9, 1878

\op Kageýha, uwiýkie shutheýathe. Kageýha, witoüýbe koübtheýde oüwoüýkega ha.
\tr My friend, / I speak to you / I send to you. / My friend, / I see you / I wish, but / I am sick / .
\rf jod 1890:663.1

\op Oügiýni ki, shupiý taý miüke, witoüýbe taý miüke. Ki iüýchoü Umoüýhoü amaý
\tr I recover / when, / I reach you / will / I who, / I see you / will / I who. / And / now / Omaha / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:663.2

\op shupiý-mazhi shoüteý shatheý 'itheý-noüi. Shatheý 'itheý te ubthiý'age: wawaýkega
\tr I do not reach you / yet awhile / going to you / they usually speak of it. / Going to you / speaking of / the / I am unwilling! / we are
\rf jod 1890:663.3

\op heýga-baýzhi, ki thiýshti wathiýkega. Atoüý oügiýni ki, eýkitoühaý shoügaýhi toüýgatoü
\tr very sick, / and / you too / you are sick. / When / I recover / when, / at the same time / we shall reach you
\rf jod 1890:663.4

\op thiýskieý. Wawaýsniüde toüýgatoü wamuýske ke noüzhuý thi'aiý; thishtoüýi ki,
\tr all together. / We shall delay / wheat / the / thresh / they have failed; / they finish / when,
\rf jod 1890:663.5

\op shoügaýhi toüýgatoü. Wathiýkega te that'aiý te oüguýshti oüýt'aiý te iüýtha-maýzhi ha.
\tr we shall reach you. / You are sick / the / you die / the / we too / we die / the / I am sad / 
\rf jod 1890:663.6

\op Shoüý waxiüýha theýthoü niýze ki, uxtheýxchi shi eýgoü waxiüýha wiüý gthioüýkithaý-ga.
\tr Now / paper / this «ob.» / you receive it / when, / very soon / again / like it / paper / one / send back to me.
\rf jod 1890:663.7

\op Kiýbashnoü shuhiý eweýkoübtha-maýzhi. Waxiüýha noüheýbai-ga, esheý iýthathe taiý.
\tr Missing one another in going to you / I do not wish for them. / Paper / wait ye for it, / you say / you send hither / please.
\rf jod 1890:663.8

\op Umoüýhoü-maý bthuýga eý aýwawakeý: wiý pahoüýga shuhiý koüýbtha-maýzhi, thiýskieý
\tr The Omahas / all / that / I mean: / me / before / to go to you / I wish not. / all together
\rf jod 1890:663.9

\op shoügaýhi oügaýthai atoüýshte.
\tr we reach you / we go / at some future time.
\rf jod 1890:663.10

\ti @{Shkatce-yiüe}, a Missouri, to Battiste Deroin

\op Sheýta niýashiüýga oüthoüýt'athe thiükeý waýgazu anaý'oü koüýbtha: iüwiüýth iýtha-ga.
\tr There where / person / he who is jealous of me / straight / I hear / I wish: / to tell me / send hither.
\rf jod 1890:664.1

\op Ki shagtheý koübtheýde waýgazuaýzhi, iüýtexi ha. Goüýki iüwiüýthanaý tiýthathe, waýgazu
\tr And / I go back to you / I wish, but / it is not straight, / it is hard for me / . / And then / you tell to me / you send hither, / straight
\rf jod 1890:664.2

\op anaý'oü koüýbtha. Theý wabaýgtheze thoü niýze ki, uxtheýxchi wiüý ioüýkithaý-ga.
\tr I hear / I wish. / This / letter / the «ob.» / you receive it / when, / very soon / one / send hither.
\rf jod 1890:664.3

\op Umoüýhoü-maýdi iüýudoüýxti anaýzhiü. Kiýku edueýhe-noü-moüý. Oüýba wiüdeýtoü
\tr among the Omahas / very good / I stand. / Calling to feasts / I usually am a member. / Day / part
\rf jod 1890:664.5

\op te hithaiý teýdi Umoüýhoü amaý waýchigaýxe edueýhe-noü-moüý. Waýhiuýthaxaý
\tr the / Saturday / on the / Omaha / the «pl. sub.» / dance / I usually join. / Pottawatomi
\rf jod 1890:664.6

\op Waýthutada amaý athaiý eýiüte anaý'oü koüýbtha. Athaý-baýzhi doüýshteoüýi, ahiý
\tr Oto / the «pl. sub.» / went / whether or not / I hear it / I wish. / They did not go / for example, / they reached there
\rf jod 1890:664.7

\op doüýshteoüýi, anaý'oü koüýbtha. Edaýdoü edeýshe tiýthathe ki, shagtheý taý miüke. Shoüý
\tr for example, / I hear it / I wish. / What / what you say / you send hither / when, / I go back to you / I will. / And
\rf jod 1890:664.8

\op shagtheý koübtheýde iüýtexi ha. Teýxi kiýshte, shagthaý-maýzhi teýiüke. Waýgazu
\tr I go back to you / I wish, but / difficult for me / . / Difficult / if, / I will not return to you. / Straight
\rf jod 1890:664.9

\op iüwiüýthanaý tiýthathe uýdoü ki, shagtheý taý miüke. Tiý guaýthishoü thoükaý thaiý ki,
\tr you tell it to me / you send it hither / good / if, / I go back to you / I will. / Lodge / beyond / the ones who / went / if,
\rf jod 1890:664.10

\op awaýna'oü koüýbtha, waýgazu. Shoüýge-ska (Waýthutada niýkagaýhi) Poüýkata theý
\tr I hear about them / I wish, / straight. / White Horse / Oto / chief / to the Ponkas / to go
\rf jod 1890:664.11

\op 'iýthe anaý'oü koüýbtha, waýgazu. Poüýkata theý goüýthai ki, wabaýgtheze ioüýkithaý-ga.
\tr spoke of it / I hear it / I wish, / straight. / To the Ponkas / to go / he wishes / if, / letter / send to me.
\rf jod 1890:664.12

\ti @{Maxpiýya-xaýga} to @{Shaýkuthuý Thakitaýwe}.
\dt October 12, 1878

\op Waxiüýha shutheýwikitheý thoü gthiýazhi eýde witaýhoü t'eý ha thanaý'oü t(e) ebtheýgoü
\tr Paper / I sent by some one to you / the «ob.» / has not returned / but / my brother-in-law / dead /  / you hear it / may / that I think
\rf jod 1890:665.1

\op waxiüýha shutheýathe. Niýkashiüýga eýkigoüýxti wipaýxe eýde witoüýge egthoüýge t'eý
\tr paper / I send to you. / Indian / just alike / I make you / but / my sister / her husband / dead
\rf jod 1890:665.2

\op ha. Shiüýgazhiüýga etaý thoükaý aýdoübe thiügaiý aýdoü e'oüý shubthaý-maýzhi. Tiýuzhiý te
\tr . / Child / his / the ones who / to look after / they have none / therefore / how / I do not go to you. / Household / the
\rf jod 1890:665.3

\op wakeýga-baýzhi uwiýbtha tethoüý iüýtoü wakeýgai, woüýgitheýxti. Sheýtoü ushteý thoükaý
\tr they were not sick / I told to you / in the past / now / are sick, / every one. / So far / the rest
\rf jod 1890:665.4

\op gigthaýzu-bazhiýxtioüýi. Saýtoü zhoüý ki-noüý t'aiý ha. Wakeýga te piýazhi. Pahoüýgadi
\tr have not recovered at all. / Five / sleep / when usually / they die / . / Sick / the / bad. / Formerly
\rf jod 1890:665.5

\op noüýde iüýudoüýxti-moüý eýde, iüýtoü iüýtha-maýzhi ha. Shubtheý eheý tethoüý shubthaý-maýzhi
\tr heart / very good for me / but, / now / I am sad / . / I go to you / I said / in the past / I go not to you
\rf jod 1890:665.6

\op taý miüke ha. Waxiüýha thoü shuhiý ki, uxtheýxchi gthioüýkithaý-ga, winaý'oü
\tr I will / . / Paper / the / reaches you / when, / very soon / send it back to me, / I hear from you
\rf jod 1890:665.7

\op koüýbtha-xti. Niýkashiüýga-ma uýdoüxti-noüý t'aiý ha. Niýashiüýga ushkuýdoüxti
\tr I wish very. / The people / very good some / die / . / Person / very kind
\rf jod 1890:665.8

\op zhuaýwagthe aýhigi t'aiý ha. Noüýde iüýtha-mazhiý-xti-noü shoüýshoü. Moüýzeskaý shti
\tr I with them / many / have died / . / Heart / very sad for me continues / always. / Money / too
\rf jod 1890:665.9

\op wa'iý-bazhi shoüýshoüi. Shoü aýdoü moüýzeska wiüeýshte shtoüýbazhi-noü. Weýkoütoü
\tr they have not given to us / always «pl.». / And / therefore / money / even one / you «sing.» do not see usually. / Lariat
\rf jod 1890:665.10

\op teýnazhiýha gazoüýde wiüý gioüýkithaý-ga. Wathaha abthiüý eýde, witaýhoü t'eý, thiügeý --
\tr hair on a buffalo's head / to plait / one / send back to me. / Clothing / I had / but, / my brother-in-law / dead, / there is none
\rf jod 1890:666.1

\op bthuýgaxti thiügeý. Shoüý edaýdoü weýki'oü shtewoüý oüthiüýge. Umoüýthiüka theý
\tr all / is gone. / Now / what / ornament / soever / I have none. / Season / this
\rf jod 1890:666.2

\op ithaýugthe shoüý maýthe aýma tetaý shtewoüý waýthaha akiýkoübtha teýiüke. Eýgoü geýdi
\tr throughout / in fact / winter / the other / at the / soever / clothing / I desire for myself. / So / at different times
\rf jod 1890:666.3

\op witoüýbe te. Poüýka amaýdi wiüý itiýze wabaýgtheze shuýtheaýkithe. Poüýka akeý
\tr I see you / may. / Ponka / with them / one / together «with you» «&or at the same time» / letter / I send it to you «by a messenger». / Ponka / it is he
\rf jod 1890:666.4

\op wiü tioüýkithai. Poüýka akeý waxiüýha wiü tioüýkithai, Poüýka niýkagahi wiü,
\tr one / he has sent to me. / Ponka / it is he / paper / one / he has sent it to me, / Ponka / chief / one,
\rf jod 1890:666.5

\op Moüchuý-nazhiü aiý akaý, wiý ikaýgeaýthe.
\tr Standing Grizzly bear / they say / the one who, / I / I have him for a friend.
\rf jod 1890:666.6

\ti @{Moüchuý-noüýba} to Battiste Deroin.
\dt October 10, 1878

\op Iýshkadaýbi, niýkagaýhi noükaýshe woüýgithe, niýkashiüýga wiýta shuthaiý. Shiüýgazhiüýga
\tr @{Iýshkadaýbi}, / chief / ye who are / all, / people / my / have gone to you. / Child
\rf jod 1890:667.1

\op wiýta shti shuthaiý. Thidoüýbe shuthaiý. Umoüýhoü uýdoü waýbthiü-maý zaniý
\tr my / too / has gone to you. / To see you / have gone to you. / Omaha / good / those whom I have / all
\rf jod 1890:667.2

\op shuthaiý. Uýdoüxti wiüý ke t'eý ha, Hexaýga-zhiüýga, Paýthiü-gahiýge izhiüýge; ushteý
\tr have gone to you. / Very good / one / the «recl. ob.» / dead / , / Little Elk, / Pawnee Chief / his son; / the rest
\rf jod 1890:667.3

\op amaý shuthaiý ha. Wathiýkegaý-bi aiý te, anaý'oü shoüý thidoüýbe goüýthai eýgoü shuthaiý.
\tr the «pl. sub.» / have gone to you / . / That you had been sick / they said, / I heard it / yet / to see you / they wish / as / they have gone to you.
\rf jod 1890:667.4

\op Kageýha, niýkagaýhi noükaýshe, thaý'eoüýgithaýi-ga. Sheý-ma niýkashiüýga uýdoüxti
\tr Friend, / chief / ye who are, / have pity on me. / Those / person / very good
\rf jod 1890:667.5

\op giýwakithaýi-ga, tha'eýthathe giýwakithaýi-ga, noüýde-giýudoüxti giýwakithaýi-ga.
\tr send ye them back to me, / you pity him / send ye them back to me, / being very glad / send ye them back to me.
\rf jod 1890:667.6

\op Sheýnuzhiüýga wasiýsige thithiýta-ma waýgthahoüýi-ga! Niýkagaýhi izhiüýge thiükeý
\tr Young man / active / those who are your / pray ye to them, your own! / Chief / his son / the «st. an. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:667.7

\op gthaýhoüi-ga! Ki ieýska noükaý, thiýshti, Badiýze isoüýga eýthoüba, Waýthutaýda
\tr pray ye to him, your own! / And / interpreter / ye who are, / you, too, / Battiste / his younger brother / he too, / Oto
\rf jod 1890:667.8

\op niýkagaýhi iýe uýwagikoüýi-ga, ieýska noükaýshe. Umoüýhoü toüýwoügthoü nazhiüý
\tr chief / word / help ye them, / interpreter / ye who are. / Omaha / nation / stand
\rf jod 1890:667.9

\op niýkashiüýga amaý wasiýsige aýtashoü shuthaiý. Eýskoü thaý'eoüýgitha-baýdoü 'iýthai
\tr people / the «pl. sub.» / active / exceedingly / have gone to you. / Oh that / you have pity on me and «pl.» / they promise
\rf jod 1890:667.10

\op eteýgoüxti iügaýxa-ga. Umoüýhoü niýkagaýhi woüýgithe sheýnuzhiüýga theý ti-maý
\tr very apt / make for me. / Omaha / chief / all / young man / this / those who have come
\rf jod 1890:667.11

\op teýxiwagitheýxtioüi. Iýe edaýdoü edaiý ki, Umoüýhoü niýkagaýhi eýgoüxti wagiýkaxenoüýi,
\tr they prize them very highly. / Word / what / what they say / when, / Omaha / chief / just so / they usually do for them their own,
\rf jod 1890:667.12

\op theý ti-maý nuýzhiüga. Hau. Sheýna Waýthutaýda niýkagaýhi noükaýshe, wiýbthahoüýi,
\tr these who have come / boy. / «paragraph» / Enough / Oto / chief / ye who are, / I have prayed to you «pl.»,
\rf jod 1890:667.13

\op kageýha. Hau. Iýe te sheýna wiýbthahoü shutheýathe.
\tr my friends. / «paragraph» / Word / the / enough / I pray to you / I send it to you.
\rf jod 1890:667.14

\ti @{Ki-wiý-gu-tidzha-thiý-ci} to @{Shiýthe-thiýtawe}
\dt October 21

\op Wiý miükeý, Ashaýwage thaýthihuýthe, waxiüýha shutheýwikithaiý ha, thizhiüýthe meýgoü.
\tr I / I who sit, / «Pawnee words», / paper / I cause some one to take it to you «pl.» / , / your elder brother / likewise.
\rf jod 1890:668.1

\op Shoüý mazhoüý theýthoü thaoüýna naiý thoü oüwoüýxpaniýxti anaýzhiü ha. Shoüý oüýbatheý
\tr And / land / this «cv. ob.» «&or place» / you abandoned / you went / the place / me very poor / I stand / . / And / to-day
\rf jod 1890:668.2

\op witoüýbe koüýbtha, u'oüýthiügeýxti waxiüýha shutheýwikithaiý. Goüý-noü zhuýga
\tr I see you / I wish, / for no reason whatever / paper / I cause some one to take it to you «pl.». / And usually «?» / body
\rf jod 1890:668.3

\op wiýxchi shi uýdoü moübthiüý eýte-moüý, shoüý- goüý edaýdoü akiýpaxe te uýdoüxti
\tr I my very self / again / good / I walk / I do this at least, / at any rate / what / I have made for myself / the / very good
\rf jod 1890:668.4

\op anaýzhiü eýde, oüýbatheý wamuýske iteýathe niýkashiüýga shaýpe athiüý eýna-bthuýga iteýthe
\tr I stood / but, / to-day / wheat / I piled it up / person / six / had it / all together / put in a heap
\rf jod 1890:668.5

\op naýthiüge ha.
\tr was burnt to nothing / .
\rf jod 1890:668.6

\ti @{Moüchuý-noüýba} to @{Hexaýka-maýni} and @{Tataüka-iüyaüke}
\dt October 16

\op Thutoüýxti uwiýbtha shutheýathe ha iüýchoü thiý wikaýge meýgoü. Toüýwoügthoü
\tr Very straight / I tell you / I send it to you /  / now / you / my friend / likewise. / Nation
\rf jod 1890:669.1

\op piýazhi thoü heýgazhi ha: miüý thaýbthiü wawaýkegaiý, sheýtoü wagiýni-baýzhi; aýdoü that'eý
\tr bad / the «cv. ob.» / not a little /  / moon / three / we have been sick, / so far / we have not recovered; / therefore / you die
\rf jod 1890:669.2

\op taiteý uwiýbthi'agaiý, iýwit'aýbthai-maýzhi. Eýgithe wathiýkega that'aiý ki, oüýthagtha taiý.
\tr shall «pl.» / I am unwilling for you «pl.», / I do not hate you «pl.». / Beware / you sick / you die / if / you blame me / lest.
\rf jod 1890:669.3

\op sheýna. Iý-bazhiýi-ga. Wakeýga te piýazhi shoüshoüýxtioüýi. Moüýzeskaý shti
\tr Enough. / Do not be coming! / Sick / the / bad / remains indeed! / Poney / too
\rf jod 1890:669.4

\op oüthiýza-baýzhi, wawaýxpani heýga-baýzhi. Shoüýge-ma Huýtoüga amaý sheýnawathaiý,
\tr we have not received, / we are very poor. / The horses / Winnebago / the «pl. sub.» / have made an end of them,
\rf jod 1890:669.5

\op wamoüýthoüi; aýdoü akiýna koüýbtha agthiüý, iüýtha-maýzhi iüýtoü. Toüýwoügthoü-maý
\tr they have stolen them; / therefore / I fight / I wish / I sit, / I am displeased / now. / The nations
\rf jod 1890:669.6

\op Poüýkama gtheýbahiýwiü ki eýdi aýta t'aiý; Maýxude-maý shti, Zaýge, Waýthutaýda,
\tr the Ponkas / a hundred / and / over / have died; / the Iowas / too, / Sacs, / Otos,
\rf jod 1890:669.7

\op Paýthiü, toüýwoügthoü-maý shti bthuýga wakeýga heýga-baýzhi. Niýkagaýhi uýzhu
\tr Pawnees, / the nations / too / all / have been very ill. / Chief / principal
\rf jod 1890:669.8

\op thoükaý weýshpahoü ha. Gthedoüý - naýzhiü izhaýzhe athiüý akaý iýthigthoü taý aka haý, eý
\tr the ones who / you know / . / Hawk / stands / his name / he who has it, (the «sub.») / he will decide / , / that one «the aforesaid»
\rf jod 1890:669.9

\op waýgazu thiýgaxe taý aka haý. Shoüýge shaýpe tha'iý ha, Gthedoüý - naýzhiü. Iýshpahoüý
\tr straight / he will do for you. / Horse / six / you gave to him / , / Hawk / stands. / You know him
\rf jod 1890:669.10

\op tateý. Sheýna shutheýwikitheý.
\tr shall. / Enough / I have sent to you by some one.
\rf jod 1890:669.11

\ti Lion to Battiste Deroin and the Oto chiefs.
\dt October 19, 1878

\op Waxiüýha oüýbatheý bthiýze, uxtheýxchi uwiýkie shutheýathe, kageýha. Niýkashiüýga
\tr Paper / to-day / I have received it, / very soon / I speak to you / I send it to you, / my friend. / Persons
\rf jod 1890:670.1

\op juýba oüwoüýkie atiýi, ikaýgeawatheý-de atiýi. Oüwoüýkie anaý'oü ki, noüýde
\tr some / to speak to me / have come, / I made them my friends, and / they have come. / to speak to me / I heard it / when, / heart
\rf jod 1890:670.2

\op iüýudoüýxti-moü. Sheýna. Goüýki niýkashiüýga t'eý ha, Iýkuhaýbi siýdadi aýma
\tr was very good for me. / Enough. / And now / person / dead / , / @{Iýkuhaýbi} / yesterday / the other
\rf jod 1890:670.3

\op teýdi t'eý ha, eý niýkashiüýga wiwiýta, nuýzhiüga wiwiýta. Eýbe toüýwoügthoü t'eý
\tr on the / dead / , / he / person / my, / boy / my. / Who / nation / die
\rf jod 1890:670.4

\op shteýshtewoü, zaniý wiwiýta, iüýtha-maýzhi ha. Shi niýkashiüýga wiwiýta amaý shuhiý
\tr soever, / all / mine, / I am sad / . / Again / person / my / the «pl. sub.» / have reached you
\rf jod 1890:670.5

\op shoüýge wathaý'i te awaýna'oü iüýthe-xti-moüý, noüýde iüýudoü.
\tr horse / you have given to them / the / I heard it of them / I was very well pleased, / heart / good for me.
\rf jod 1890:670.6

\op Hau. Goüýki toüýwoügthoü thithiýtai thoü pahoüýga teýdi t'eý iüwiüýthanaý
\tr «paragraph» / And then / nation / your «pl.» / the «ob.» / before / when / dead / you told to me
\rf jod 1890:671.1

\op tiýthathe awaýna'oü te iüýtha-maýzhi ha. Ki iüýchoü wiüeýshte t'eý iüwiüýthana-baýzhi
\tr you sent hither / I heard of them / the / I was sad / . / And / now / even one / dead / you have not told to me
\rf jod 1890:671.2

\op aýdoü noüýde iüýudoüýxti-moüý. Ki hauý, niýkagaýhi noükaýshe, sheýnuzhiüýga
\tr therefore / heart / mine feels very good. / And / ho! / chief / ye who are, / young man
\rf jod 1890:671.3

\op edaýbe, t'eý winaý'oüi-maýzhi iüýthe-xti-moüý. Theýshetoüý edaýdoü wiüý iýutha
\tr also, / dead / I have not heard of you / I am very glad. / From this time / what / one / news
\rf jod 1890:671.4

\op iüwiüýthana- noüýi koübtheýgoü. Oügiýni eteýgoü. Theý wabaýgtheze bthiýze teýdi
\tr you tell to me / only / I hope. / We recover / apt. / This / letter / I receive it / when
\rf jod 1890:671.5

\op waýwe ti teýdi atiý. Shoüý witoüýbai-maýzhi kaýshi taiteý ha. Wamuýske
\tr white man / house / into it / I have come. / And / I do not see you «pl.» / a long time / shall / . / Wheat
\rf jod 1890:671.6

\op iüthiüýnoüzhu-baýzhi kaýshi taiteý, aýdoü witoüýbai- maýzhi kaýshi taiteý. Maýthe uskoüýskoü
\tr they not thresh my / a long time / shall, / therefore / I see you «pl.» / not / a long time / shall. / Winter / in a straight line with
\rf jod 1890:671.7

\op usniý iýdoübeýxti tediýhi ki, iüthiüýnoüzhuý taiteý.
\tr cold / in the very middle / by that time, / they thresh it for me / shall.
\rf jod 1890:671.8

\ti @{Moüchuý-noüýba} to Battiste Deroin and the Oto chiefs

\op Tushpaýha, wiýbthahoü. Weýthigthoü paýxe te eýgoüxti iütheýshkaxe Waýthutaýda
\tr Grandchild, / I pray to you. / Decision / I make it / the / just so / you make it for me / Oto
\rf jod 1890:672.1

\op niýkagaýhi noükaýshe eýdabe wiýbthahoüýi. Noüýde iüýtha-maýzhi. Oüýba ithaýugthe
\tr chief / ye who are / also / I pray to you «pl.». / Heart / I am sad. / Day / throughout
\rf jod 1890:672.2

\op axaýge shoüshoüýi eýde, noübaý zhoü winaý'oüi te iüýthexti-moüý. Wanaýgthe oüthaý'i-ma
\tr I weep / always / but, / two / sleep / I have heard from you / the / I am very glad. / Domestic animal / the ones which you gave to me
\rf jod 1890:672.3

\op weýthihiýde weýpaxe aýdoü wakoüýbtha-noü-moüý, eýgoü wiýna eýgoü oüthaý'i te noüýde
\tr tool / I treat them as «or I use them for» / therefore / I desire them only, / as / I have begged of you / as / you have given to me / the / heart
\rf jod 1890:672.4

\op iüýudoü, shi wakeýga te oügiýni-maýzhi-noü-moüý, aýdoü sheýnuzhiüýga waheýhazhiýxti
\tr good for me, / again / sick / the / I have not yet recovered, / therefore / young man / very stout-hearted
\rf jod 1890:672.5

\op wiü iüýt'e, Waniýta-waýxe iniüýge, Iýkuhaýbi izhaýzhe athiüý.
\tr one / of mine is dead, / Lion / his son, / @{Iýkuhaýbi} / his name / he had.
\rf jod 1890:672.6

\op Hau. Thihoüý meýgoü nieý thithiüýge thanaýzhiü noüýde iüýudoü. Ki thitoüýge
\tr «paragraph» / Your mother / likewise / pain / you have none / you stand / heart / good for me. / And / your sister
\rf jod 1890:672.7

\op Umoüýhoü amaý tha'eýthai, wanaýgthe duýba 'iýi ha, aýdoü thitaýhoü wakiýgthitoüýxti,
\tr Omaha / the «pl. sub.» / have pitied her, / domestic animal / four / have given to her / , / therefore / your sister's husband / works very hard for himself,
\rf jod 1890:672.8

\op aýdoü noüýde iüýudoüýxti anaýzhiü. Tiýuzhi wiwiýta uýdoüxti anaýzhiü. Sheýna shutheýwikitheý.
\tr therefore / heart / very good for me / I stand. / Household / my / very good / I stand. / Enough / I have sent to you.
\rf jod 1890:672.9

\ti @{Zhaýbe-ska} to @{Gashtagabi}, a Ponka, at Yankton Agency, Dakota Territory
\dt 1878

\op Poüýka niýkashiüýga gtheýbahiýwiü t'aý-bi ai eýde thanaý'oü teýgoü waxiüýha
\tr Ponka / Indians / a hundred / have died, it is said / they say / but / you hear it / in order that / paper
\rf jod 1890:673.1

\op shuhiýwikitheý. Niýashiüýga wiüaýxchi t'eý ke uthaiý, ushteý te uthaý-baýzhi, izhaýzhe oüwoüýna'oü-baýzhi.
\tr I cause it to reach you. / Person / just one / dead / the «recl. ob.» / they told, / remainder / the / they did not tell, / his name / we did not hear them.
\rf jod 1890:673.2

\op Tenuýga-shaýge-toüýga enaýxchi oünaý'oüi ha. Thanaý'oü teýgoü shuhiýathe
\tr Buffalo bull hoof large / he only / we have heard / . / You hear it / in order that / I cause it to reach
\rf jod 1890:673.3

\op waxiüýha. Tenuýga-shaýge-toüýga t'eý ke toüýwoügthoü bthuýga weýthabazhiý-xtioüýi,
\tr paper. / @{Tenuýga-shaýge-toüýga} / dead / the «recl. ob.» / nation / whole / they are very sad,
\rf jod 1890:673.4

\op aý-bi thoüý amaý.
\tr it is said in the letter.
\rf jod 1890:673.5

\ti @{Toügaý-gaxe} to @{Ishtaý-maüsh'e}, an Oto.
\dt October 25, 1878

\op Wamuýske ke iüýnathiüýge. Iýshpahoü thagtheý naýthiüge. Wamuýske ke
\tr Wheat / the «lg. ob.» / is burnt to nothing for me. / You knew it / you went back / it is consumed. / Wheat / the «lg. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:673.6

\op naýthiüge. Iýshpahoü thagtheýde naýthiüge, wamuýske ke. Eýde wagaýxe teý shte
\tr is consumed. / You knew it / you went back, but / it is consumed, / wheat / the «lg. ob.». / But / debt / the / even
\rf jod 1890:673.7

\op eweýbthi'a taý miüke. Iüdaýdoü shte iýpaxa-maýzhi, wamuýske keý naýthiüge
\tr I fail for them / will / I who. / What / soever / I do not make by means of, / wheat / the «lg. ob.» / is consumed
\rf jod 1890:673.8

\op oüthoüýsabe chaýbe. Eýde toüýwoügthoü wakeýga chaýbai eýgoü, witaýhoü iüýchoü
\tr I suffer / greatly. / But / nation / sick / very much / as, / your brother-in-law / now
\rf jod 1890:673.9

\op t'eý ha, Shuýka-moüýthiü izhaýzhe athiüý. Nieý oüthiüýge-xti-moüý. Shupiý 'iaýthe tethoüý
\tr dead / , / @{Shuýka-moüýthiü} / his name / he had. / Pain / I have none at all. / I reach you / what / I said in the past
\rf jod 1890:674.1

\op wagaýxe eweýbthi'a te oüthoüýwoüthispeýgoü, shupiý-maýzhi teý. Gaýtegoüý shupiý
\tr debt / I fail for them / the / as I am kept back «&or restrained» on account of it, / I may not reach you. / In that manner / I reach you
\rf jod 1890:674.2

\op 'iaýthe tethoüý, nieý oüthiüýge ki, shupiý taý miüke; ki wagaýxe te nieý oüthiüýge
\tr what I promised in the past, / pain / I have none / if, / I will reach you; / and / debt / the / pain / I have none
\rf jod 1890:674.3

\op ki, uthuýhiaýgith eteýgoü. Theýke thihoüý wakeýgede iüýchoüxchi giniý. Nuýzhiüga
\tr if, / I cause it to be enough for me «to pay or cancel it» / apt «&or may». / This «recl. ob.» / your mother / was sick, but / just now / she has recovered. / Boy
\rf jod 1890:674.4

\op ituýshpaawaýthe shiüýgazhiüýga thiýta thihoüý wasiýthe- noüýi. Uýshkoü e'oüý niüý te
\tr I have them for grandchildren / infant / your / your mother / remembers them / usually. / Deed / how / you are / the
\rf jod 1890:674.5

\op waýgazuýxti anaý'oü koüýbtha, aýdoü edaýbe wabaýxu shutheýathe. Ki shiüýgazhiüýgazhiüýga
\tr very straight / I hear it / I wish, / therefore / also / letter / I send to you. / And / child
\rf jod 1890:674.6

\op thoükaýshti nieý thiügaiý ki, awaýna'oü koüýbtha. Ki thigaýxthoü thiükeý shti nieý thiügaiý
\tr the «pl. ob.» too / pain / have none / if, / I hear of them / I wish. / And / your wife / the one who / too / pain / she has none
\rf jod 1890:674.7

\op ki, anaý'oü koüýbtha. Ki wabaýgtheze tioüýthakitheý (koüýbtha). Ithaýwipe eýde,
\tr if, / I hear it / I wish. / And / letter / you send hither to me / I wish. / I have waited for you / but,
\rf jod 1890:674.8

\op wabaýgtheze tioüýthakithaýzhi. Shubtheý te, esheý ki, wabaýgtheze ioüýkithaý-ga.
\tr letter / you have not sent hither to me. / I go to you / will, / you say / if, / letter / send to me.
\rf jod 1890:674.9

\op Goüýki Waýthutaýda- maý ithaý- bi aiý, e'oüý uýshkoü te awaýna'oü koüýbtha. Ki
\tr And then / Oto / the «pl. sub.» / have gone «by request» / it is said / they say, / how / deed / the / I hear of them / I wish. / And
\rf jod 1890:674.10

\op naý-bazhi shkoüýna ki, iýe waýgazu anaý'oü koüýbtha. Ki neý te ki, waýgazu
\tr you do not go / you wish / if, / word / straight / I hear it / I wish. / And / you go / will / if, / straight
\rf jod 1890:674.11

\op anaý'oü koüýbtha. Shoüýge wiü aniüý ameýde oüthaý'i koüýbtha. Edeýshe ki,
\tr I hear it / I wish. / Horse / one / you have / they say, but «&or as» / you give to me / I wish. / You say something / if,
\rf jod 1890:674.12

\op shupiý taý miüke. Weýdazhi wathaý'i wiýkoübtha-maýzhi. Niýze ki, uxtheýxchi
\tr I will reach you. / Elsewhere / you give them / I do not wish for you. / You receive it / if, / very soon
\rf jod 1890:674.13

\op wabaýgtheze iýthathe koüýbtha. Shoüý toüýwoügthoü thithiýta niýkagaýhi amaý iýe daýdoü
\tr letter / you send hither / I wish. / And / nation / your / chief / the «pl. sub.» / word / what
\rf jod 1890:674.14

\op shte awaýna'oü koüýbtha. Ki oüýbatheý iüdaýdoü iüwiüýthakoüýi te uthuýwinaýzhiü.
\tr ever / I hear of them / I wish. / And / to-day / what / you have aided me / the / I depend on you for it.
\rf jod 1890:674.15

\op Goüý edeýshe te waýgazuýxti anaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr And / what you say / the / very straight / I hear it / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:674.16

\op Hau. Poüýka-ma etaýshti iýe ki waýgazu anaý'oü koüýbtha. Poüýka-ma
\tr «paragraph» / The Ponkas / there too / word / the / straight / I hear it / I wish. / The Ponkas
\rf jod 1890:674.17

\op niýkagaýhi peýthabthiü gthiý amathoüý zhuaýwagthe piý amathoüý, iýe daýdoü
\tr chief / eight / those who came back / I with them / those whom I reached, / word / what
\rf jod 1890:674.18

\op oüthoüýwoükiaiý asiýthe-noü shoüýshoü. Daýdoü uthuýwikieý thatiý teýdi Poüýka iýe
\tr they spoke to me about / I have always remembered. / What / I spoke to you about / you came hither / when / Ponka / word
\rf jod 1890:674.19

\op uthuýwikieý asiýthe-noü-moüý. Iüýboüi eýgoü asiýthe-noü-moüý. Eý watoüýbe koüýbtha.
\tr I spoke to you about / I am thinking of from time to time. / They called me / as / I am thinking of it from time to time. / That / I see them / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:675.1

\op Iýe uthuýwikieý asiýthe-noü-moüý, waýgazu iüýna'oüý-ga. Ki Moüchuý-waýthihi,
\tr Word / I spoke to you about / I am thinking of from time to time, / straight / hear for me. / And / @{Moüchuý-waýthihi},
\rf jod 1890:675.2

\op Ashaýwage, Weýs'a-toüýga, iýe etaiý asiýthe-noü-moüý. Iüýboüi Moüchuý-waýthihi;
\tr @{Ashaýwage}, / Big Snake, / word / their / I am thinking of from time to time. / He called me / @{Moüchuý-waýthihi};
\rf jod 1890:675.3

\op iýe ke gisiýthethaiý. Thagiýsithe ki, hiý-ga. Poüýkata tiýi thoüýdi waxiüýha
\tr word / the / he has caused him to remember. / You remember it / when, / reach there. / At the Ponkas / village / at the / paper
\rf jod 1890:675.4

\op itheýwathaýkithe taiý. Waxiüýha iýwikikaý.
\tr cause it to go thither for them / please. / Paper / I ask as a favor of you «?» «see note».
\rf jod 1890:675.5

\ti @{Duýba-moüýthiü} to @{Hexaýga-saýbe}
\dt October 25, 1878

\op Shoüý Poüýka-maýta wabaýgtheze hiýathe. Ki iýutha wiüý awaýna'oü: Poüýka-ma
\tr And / to the Ponkas «pl. ob.» / letter / I have caused it to arrive there. / And / news / one / I have heard about them: / The Ponkas «pl. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:676.1

\op aýhigi t'aý-bi aiý, gtheýba-hiý-wiü aýta t'aý-biamaý; niýkagaýhi saýtoü t'aý-biamaý
\tr many / that they have died / they say, / hundred / over / have died, they say; / chief / five / have died, they say.
\rf jod 1890:676.2

\op Niýkagaýhi toügaýxti wiüaýxchi t'eý amaý ha, Oüýpoü toüýga. Shoüý shoüýge waýthiü-noüý-bi
\tr Chief / very great / only one / is dead, they say / , / Elk / big. / And / horse / they usually have them, they say
\rf jod 1890:676.3

\op thoüýzha, noüpeýhiü t'aiý eýgoü weýgthiüwiü-noüý-biamaý. Shoüý bthuýga wakeýga-biamaý.
\tr though, / hungry / die / as / they are selling them, they say. / In fact / all / are sick, they say.
\rf jod 1890:676.4

\op Shoüý giýtexi heýgabazhiý-bi, aiý. Shoüý oüýbatheý sheýna anaý'oü. Ki Umoüýhoü
\tr And / it is very difficult for them, that / they say. / And / to-day / enough / I have heard. / And / Omaha
\rf jod 1890:676.5

\op oüýgathiüý shti wawaýkega heýga-baýzhii ha. Niýashiüýga saýtoü t'aiý. Thanaý'oü thoüýzha,
\tr we who move / too / we are very sick / . / Men / five / dead «pl.». / You have heard it / though,
\rf jod 1890:677.1

\op shoüý uwiýbtha. Hexaýga-zhiüýga t'eý, Washuýshe shi iýshpahoü t'eý, Shuýka-moüýthiü t'eý,
\tr still / I tell it to you. / Elk little / dead, / Brave / again / you know him / dead, / @{Shuýka-moüýthiü} / dead,
\rf jod 1890:677.2

\op iýshpahoü. Paheý-taýp'e iýshpahoü. Iýkuhaýbi t'eý. Sheýna t'aiý ha. Ki shetoüý
\tr you know him. / @{Paheý-taýp'e} / you know him. / @{Iýkuhaýbi} / dead. / Enough / they are dead / . / And / so far
\rf jod 1890:677.3

\op wakeýga akaý waýthishtoü-baýzhi-oüýi. Ki iüýshte uiýthoübe oügaýthe eýgoü.
\tr sickness / the «sub.» / he has not stopped on us. / And / as if / up-hill / we go / so.
\rf jod 1890:677.4

\ti Joseph La Flèche to A. B. Meacham, of "The Council Fire."
\dt December 20, 1878

\op Kageýha, oüýbatheý wisiýthe-goüý, wabaýgtheze wiýpaxu, iýe dzhuýba. Kageýha,
\tr My friend, / to-day / as I remember you, / letter / I make to you, / word / a few. / My friend,
\rf jod 1890:677.5

\op ithaýe te eýskoü thanaý'oü koüý ebtheýgoü ha. Edaýdoü wiü maýthadi uwiýbtha ha.
\tr I speak / the / perhaps / you hear it / I hope / . / What / one / last winter / I told you / .
\rf jod 1890:677.6

\op Wiýpaxu bthiýshtoü maýthadi, iýe ke shoüýshoü shi uwiýbtha ha. Mazhoüý theýthu oümoüýthiü
\tr I wrote to you / I finished / last winter, / word / the / always / again / I tell you / . / Land / here / we walk
\rf jod 1890:677.7

\op te Wakoüýda akaý theýthu zhuýt'oü waýxai eýgoü, theýthu oümoüýthiüi ha. Waýxe amaý
\tr the / God / the «sub.» / here / made us have bodies / as, / here / we walk / . / White man / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:677.8

\op theýthu atiý-bazhi teýdi mazhoüý oüguýtai te eýskoü oüthoüýthai ha. Ki Itiýgoüthai akaý
\tr here / had not come / when / land / our / the / perhaps / we thought / . / And / Grandfather / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:678.1

\op mazhoüý thoüý weýthiüwiüý-bi aiý eýgoü, weýthiüwiü ha; ki mazhoüý zhiüaýxchi oüguýgigthaýshtai
\tr land / the / that it was sold / he said / as, / it was sold /  / and / land / very small / we have reserved of our own
\rf jod 1890:678.2

\op ha, oügaýgthathiüýi ha. Shi waýxe amaý weýthizai goüýthai ha, mazhoüý weýdazhi theaýwakiýthe
\tr . / we have our own / . / Again / white man / the «pl. sub.» / they take from us / they wish / , / land / elsewhere / to send us
\rf jod 1890:678.3

\op goüýthai ha: weýtexi heýga-baýzhi. Oüýshte mazhoüý thoü weýthizai t'eaýwathaiý te
\tr they wish /  / hard for us / not a little. / As if / land / the «ob.» / they take from us / they kill us / the
\rf jod 1890:678.4

\op eýkigoüxtioüýi ha. Ki oüniüýta oügoüýthai aýdoü wabaýgtheze theý wiýpaxu ha. Ki
\tr it is just like it / . / And / we live / we wish / therefore / letter / this / I write to you / . / And
\rf jod 1890:678.5

\op niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü amaý piýazhi aýhoü eshneýgoüi ha, aýdoü waýxe oügaýxe taý-bi oüthoüý
\tr Indian / common / the «pl. sub.» / bad /  «in thought»! / you think / , / therefore / white man / that we will act / we say
\rf jod 1890:678.6

\op oüýguiýthithaiý ha. Iýe te wiüýkexti oüýguiýthithaiý ha. Ki waýxe oügaýxe teýdi
\tr we tell to you / . / Word / the / speaking the very truth / we tell it to you / . / And / white man / we act / when
\rf jod 1890:678.7

\op mazhoüý thoü oügaýgthathiüý oügoüýthai ha. Aýdoü waýxe oügaýxe oügoüýthai ha.
\tr land / the / we keep our own / we wish / . / Therefore / white man / we act / we wish / .
\rf jod 1890:678.8

\op (Shoüý edaýdoü weýtexi ke zaniýxti uwiýbtha koüýbtha thoüýzha, bthiý'a eýgoü oüýba aýzhi
\tr (And / what / hard for us / the / all / I tell to you / I wish / though, / I fail / somewhat / day / another
\rf jod 1890:678.9

\op kiýzhi, shi juba uwiýbtha teý.)... Kageýha, waýxe amaý Maýhiü-toüýga
\tr if, / again / some / I tell to you / will.)... / My friend, / white man / the «pl. sub.» / American
\rf jod 1890:678.10

\op amaý niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü wadoüýbe amaý edaýdoü uthiýthai ki, uýdoü (waýgazu)
\tr the «pl. sub.» / Indian / common / those who have seen them / what / they tell you / when, / good / straight
\rf jod 1890:678.11

\op uthiýtha-noüýi ha. Ki wadoüýba-bazhiýxti amaý, "Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü-ma piýbazhi amaý,"
\tr they usually tell you / . / And / those who have not seen them at all / Indian / those who are common / are bad / it is said
\rf jod 1890:678.12

\op eý-noüi ha; ukiýkiaiý teýdi, "Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü-ma piýbazhiýxti," eý ukiýkie-noüýi ha.
\tr they usually say / ; / they talk together / when, / Indian / common, those who are / are very bad, / that / they usually talk together / .
\rf jod 1890:678.13

\op Ki, kageýha, eýskana noüýde thithiýta thoü thagthaýshibe aýdoü Wakoüýda thiükeý
\tr And, / my friend, / oh that / heart / your / the «cv. ob.» / you open your own «in speech?» / and / God / the one who
\rf jod 1890:678.14

\op thasiýthathe aýdoü niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü-ma tha'eýawathaýthai koüýoüthoüýthai ha. Shoüý hoüý
\tr you remember him / and / those who are common Indians / you have pity on us / we hope / . / In fact / night
\rf jod 1890:678.15

\op ge oüýba geý shti, kuýoühe-noüý shoüshoüýxti oüthiüýi ha. Kageýha, shi iýe aýzhi wiüý
\tr the / day / the / too, / usually we fear unseen danger / always / we are / . / My friend, / again / word / another / one
\rf jod 1890:678.16

\op dzhuýbaxchi paýxe koüýbtha. Kageý, iýe shi dzhuýba aýzhi uwiýbtha taý miüke ha.
\tr a very few / I make it / I wish. / Friend, / word / again / few / different / I tell to you / I will / 
\rf jod 1890:678.17

\op Waýxe wanaýshe-maý ithaýdioüwoüýthe taý-bi, eshaiý ha. Eýde wanaýshe-ma wioüýbahoüýi
\tr White man / the soldiers «pl. ob.» / that we are to have them for agents / you «pl.» say / . / But / the soldiers «pl. ob.» / we know them
\rf jod 1890:678.18

\op ha. Wioüýbahoüýi eýgoü, noüýoüwoüpaiý ha. Oüwoüýgoütha-baýzhi ha. Shoüý
\tr . / We know them / as, / we fear to see them / . / We do not want them / . / In fact
\rf jod 1890:678.19

\op niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü amaý woüýgitheýxti wagoüýtha-baýzhi wanaýshe-ma. Ki niýkashiüýga
\tr Indians / the «pl. sub.» / all of them / do not want them / the soldiers «pl. ob.». / And / person
\rf jod 1890:678.20

\op pahoüýgamadiýtoü-maý ithaýdioüwoüthaiý eýgoü, weoüýbahoüýi ha. Iüýshte eshnaýxchi
\tr from the first ones the «pl. ob.» / we had them for agents / as, / we know them / . / As if / they only
\rf jod 1890:679.1

\op niýkashiüýga eýgoüxti-noüýi ha. Ki niýkashiüýga, wa'uý doüýshte, wiüý iýxta goüýthai
\tr human beings / usually just so / . / And / Indian, man / woman / or, / one / to abuse / desired
\rf jod 1890:679.2

\op ki aýthiza-bazhiýxti iýxta-noüýi ha. Ki shi t'eýwathe goüýthai kiýshte, t'eýwathe-noüýi ha.
\tr if / without taking her at all / abused her usually / . / And / again / to kill them / they wished / even if, / they usually killed them / .
\rf jod 1890:679.3

\op Shoüý kuýkusi shiýnuda edaýbe eýkigoüýxti waýxe-noüýi, t'eýwathe te. Aýdoü
\tr In fact / hog / dog / also / just like / usually treated them, / killed them / the. / Therefore
\rf jod 1890:679.4

\op oüwoüýgoütha-baýzhi. Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü amaý edaýdoü piýazhi gaýxai te eý pahoüýga
\tr we do not want them. / Indians / the «pl. sub.» / what / bad / they did / the / they / before
\rf jod 1890:679.5

\op gaýxa-baýzhi-noüýi ha. Wanaýshe amaý eý pahoüýga gaýxai shtewoüý, uýshkoü piýazhi te
\tr they usually did not / . / Soldier / the «pl. sub.» / they / before / did it / even when, / deed / bad / the
\rf jod 1890:679.6

\op aýgigthaxaýde-noüýi. Aýgigthaxaýdai eýgoü, niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü uýshkoü piýazhi etaý
\tr usually covered their own. / They covered their own / as, / Indian / deed / bad / his
\rf jod 1890:679.7

\op Itiýgoüthai thiükeý giýbaha-noüýi. ... (Ki, kageýha, shi iýe juýba uheýathe
\tr Grandfather / the «st. ob.» / usually showed it to him. / And, / my friend, / again / word / some / I add
\rf jod 1890:679.8

\op ha. Shoüý iýe oüguýtai te niýashiüýga ukeýthiü iýe etaiý, ushteý waýgazuýxti, wiüýkexti
\tr . / And / word / our / the / Indian / word / their, / the rest / very straight, / very true
\rf jod 1890:679.9

\op ediýge ha, thoüýzha iýe wiüýke shtewoüý Itiýgoüthai thiükeý weýthiza-baýzhi eýgoü, ithaýdithai
\tr there are here and there / , / though / word / they speak truly / even when / the President / does not, as it were, take them from us, / agent
\rf jod 1890:679.10

\op thiükeý iýe etaý enaýxchi giýthizaiý te, eý weýtexi heýga-oüýthiü-baýzhi, eý weaýgiteýxi uýzhu
\tr the / word / his / only / takes from him / the, / it / is very hard for us, / it / our own troubles «?» / chief
\rf jod 1890:679.11

\op teýe.) Ki iýe wiüý shi eýgipe taý miüke thoüýzha, eýgoüxti eýgipe taý miüke.
\tr the, it is. / And / word / one / again / I will say that / though, / just so / I will say that.
\rf jod 1890:679.12

\op Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü-ma mazhoüý Itiýgoüthai akaý weýthiüwiü-maý wa'eý gthiüý-ma iüýshte
\tr The Indians / land / President / the «sub.» / those who have sold / plowing / those who continue / as if
\rf jod 1890:679.13

\op niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü-ma Shaoüý waýthadaiý-ma weaýt'athaiý ha. Ki shi niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü-ma
\tr the Indians / Dakota / those who are called / they hate us / . / And / again / the Indians
\rf jod 1890:679.14

\op bthuýgaxti eaýwakigoüýxti skoüý eshneýgoü ha, eýdegoüý eaýwakigoüý-baýzhi
\tr all / we are just alike / you think that / , / but / we are unlike
\rf jod 1890:679.15

\op ha. Juýba waýxe amataýthishoü goüýthai ha, ki juýba oüýkabaýzhi ha. Eý Shaoüý
\tr . / Some / towards the white men / desire / , / and / some / are not so / . / They / Dakota
\rf jod 1890:679.16

\op waýthadaiý-ma. Ki eýkigoüýxti oüthiüý-bi eshneýgoüi ki oüýka-oüýthiü-baýzhi ha,
\tr are the ones called. / And / just alike / that we are / you think / when / we are not so / ,
\rf jod 1890:679.17

\op eýkigoü-oüýthiü-baýzhi ha. Ukiýt'e aýzhithoüýthoü oüthiüýi ha. Ki, waýxe-maýshe, thiýshti
\tr we are not alike / . / Nation / of different sorts / we are / . / And, / O ye white people, / you too
\rf jod 1890:679.18

\op aýzhithoüýthoü shniüýi ha, ki oüguýshti aýwagoüýi ha. Shaoüý amaý shti weaýt'athaiý ki, shi
\tr of various kinds / you are / , / and / we too / we are so / . / Dakota / the «pl. sub.» / too / they hate us / if, / again
\rf jod 1890:679.19

\op thiýshti weaýthat'aýshnai ki, eaýtoü oüýthiü oüniüýta taýba. Eýgoü ki, oüniüýta oügoüýthai
\tr you too / you «pl.» hate us / if, / how / we are / we live / shall possibly «?» / So / if, / «That being the case» / we live / we wish
\rf jod 1890:679.20

\op eýgoü, thiýmasheataýthishoü oügaýthe oügoüýthai. Oüthiý'ai shteýshtewoü, shoüý oüguýket'oü
\tr as, / towards you «pl.» / we go / we wish. / We fail / notwithstanding, / yet / we acquire
\rf jod 1890:680.1

\op oügoüýtha toüýgatoü, waýxe gaýxe te. Ki ediý-noü weaýgiudoüi eteýgoüi. Shi iýe gaýte
\tr we will wish, / acting the white man / the «thing». / And / in it only / it will be good for us / it is apt. / Again / word / that
\rf jod 1890:680.2

\op sheýna uwiýbtha ha. Shi iýe aýzhi uwiýbtha taý miüke. Ki oüniüýta oügoüýtha eýgoü,
\tr enough / I tell you / . / Again / word / different / I will tell to you. / And / we live / we wish / as,
\rf jod 1890:680.3

\op oüwoüýkigthiýtoüi ha. Ki oüwoüýkigthiýtoüi te weaýgiudoüi te oüthoüýbahoüýxti
\tr we work for ourselves / . / And / we work for ourselves / the / it is good for us / the / we know it very well
\rf jod 1890:680.4

\op eýgoü, oüwoüýkigthitoüi ha. Degoüý umoüýthiüka theý weýtexiýxti eýg(oü) oüthiüý ha:
\tr as, / we work for ourselves / . / But / season / this / we are in great trouble / so «?» / we are / :
\rf jod 1890:680.5

\op mashteý heýgazhi eýgoü wamuýske siý ge weýnat'eýga ha, aýdoü shuýga-zhiüýga thaýbthiü
\tr warm / very / as / wheat / seed / the / withered by heat for us / , / therefore / ten-cent piece / three
\rf jod 1890:680.6

\op duýba shetoüý weaýgigaýxai. Aýdoü edaýdoü shtewoüý oükiýkaxa-bazhiý-xti eaýwagoüýi.
\tr four / so far / we have made of our own. / Therefore / what / soever / we have not made at all for ourselves / we are like that.
\rf jod 1890:680.7

\op Ki shoüý waxtaý aýzhithoüýthoü oügaýthiüi ha, oükiýkaxai, nuý, watoüýzi doüýshte. Ki
\tr And / in fact / vegetable / of different kinds / we have / , / we have made for ourselves, / potato, / corn / for instance. / And
\rf jod 1890:680.8

\op niýkashiüýgathemaý, xiüýha-skaý-ma oüwoüýdoübaiý te, "Uýdoü moüthiüýi aýhoü," oüthoüýthai
\tr person / these «pl. ob.», / those who have white skins «pl. ob.» / we see them / when, / Good / they walk /  «in thought»!, / we think
\rf jod 1890:680.9

\op ha. Aýdoü oügoüýthai ha. Ki weýthihiýde edaýdoü thithiýtai ge bthuýgaxti iýnitawa/*the
\tr . / Therefore / we desire it / . / And / tool / what / your own / the «pl. ob.» / all / life sustaining
\rf jod 1890:680.10

\op oüthoüýbahoüýi-de umoüýthiüka thaýbthiüxchi ediýtoü weýthihiýde oügaýthiü ha. Ki
\tr we have known, as, / season / just three / from / tool / we have / . / And
\rf jod 1890:680.11

\op oüwoüýthitoü oüthoüýgaskoüýthai uýdoü te oüthoüýbahoüxtioüýi, aýdoü oügoüýthai
\tr we work / we try it / good / the / we know it very well, / therefore / we wish it
\rf jod 1890:680.12

\op ha. Ki wabaýgtheze theýthoü iüthiýbaxuýi te Wakoüýda akaý zhuaýwagtheýxti gthiüý
\tr . / And / letter / this «cv. ob.» / we write it for you / the / God / the «sub.» / really with us / he sits
\rf jod 1890:680.13

\op eýgoüi, aýdoü eýskana mazhoüý thoü 'iaýwathaýtha-bazhiýxti koüýoüthoüýthai. Oügaýgthathiüý
\tr so, / therefore / oh that / land / the «ob.» / you do not talk about us at all / we hope. / We keep our own
\rf jod 1890:680.14

\op oügoüýthai eýde oüthiýthahoüýi. Ki niýkashiüga uaýwathagikoüýi-mashiý shti, oüthiýthahoüýi,
\tr we wish / but / we pray to you. / And / person / ye who help us / too «&or on the one hand», / we pray to you,
\rf jod 1890:680.15

\op ki aýmataýthishoü-masheý shti oüthiýthahoüýi ha. Umoüýhoü-ma niýkashiüýga-maý
\tr and / ye who are on the other side / too «&or on the other hand» / we pray to you / . / The Omahas «pl. ob.» / the Indians (the «pl. ob.»)
\rf jod 1890:680.16

\op tha'eýawathaýi-ga. Ukiýt'e-ma zaniýxti eý oüýwoüwaýka-baýzhi, oüguýshna eý
\tr have pity on us. / The nations / all / that / we do not mean them, / we only / that
\rf jod 1890:680.17

\op oüwoüýkikaiý.
\tr we mean ourselves.
\rf jod 1890:680.18

\ti @{Teý-ukoüha} to A. B. Meacham
\dt December 20, 1878

\op Kageýha, wiýbthahoü shutheýathe taý miüke. Ebeý thiü shteýshtewoü mazhoüý
\tr My friend, / I pray to you / I send to you / I will. / Who / he is / soever / land
\rf jod 1890:682.1

\op thoüýdi niýta moüthiüý goüýthai, ebtheýgoü. Niýkashiüýga iýe awaýna'oüý ki, iüýshte
\tr in the / alive / to walk / he wishes, / I think that. / Person / word / I hear them / when, / as if
\rf jod 1890:682.2

\op snioüýt'exti eýgoü. Ki mazhoüý thoü pahoüýga oüwoüýkigthiýtoüi te wathaýte
\tr I am very chilly / so. / And / land / the / before / we worked for ourselves / the / food
\rf jod 1890:682.3

\op oüthoüýnitaýxtioü oükiýgthitoüýi ha. Goüd* eý uýdoü eýskoübtheýgoü. Niýkashiüýga
\tr we lived by means of / we worked for ourselves / . / And then «?» / that / good / I think that. / Person
\rf jod 1890:682.4

\op xiüýha-zhiýde thiü shteýshte mazhoüý thoüýdi niýta moüthiüý goüýthai ha. Gaýte mazhoüý
\tr red-skin / he is / soever / land / in the / alive / to walk / he wishes / . / That / land
\rf jod 1890:682.5

\op iýnitawaýthe teýgoü Wakoüýda iüwiüýthai eýgoü, iýe uwiýbtha shutheýathe. Eýskana
\tr life-sustaining / in order that / God / told me / as, / word / I tell you / I send it to you. / Oh that
\rf jod 1890:682.6

\op wiýbthahoü shutheýathe iýe te niýze koübtheýgoü. Keý, kageýha, sheýna wiýbthahoü
\tr I pray to you / I send it to you / word / the / you receive it / I hope. / Come, / friend, / enough / I pray to you
\rf jod 1890:682.7

\op shutheýathe.
\tr I send it to you.
\rf jod 1890:682.8

\ti @{Huýpetha} to A. B. Meacham
\dt December 20, 1878

\op Kageýha, iýe wiüý uwiýbtha taý miüke ha. Shoüý waýgazuýxti uwiýbtha
\tr My friend, / word / one / I will tell you / . / And / very straight / I tell you
\rf jod 1890:683.1

\op akiýpaxe. Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü oüýgathiü uýshkoü thithiýta xtaýoüthe oüýgathiü, aýhigiýxti
\tr I make it for myself / Indian / common / we who are «mv.» / deed / your / we who are loving it, / very many
\rf jod 1890:683.2

\op oüýthiü-baýzhi. Itiýgoüthai mazhoüý weýthiüwiü-maý woüýgithe oüthiüý. Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü
\tr we are not. / President / land / those who sold it / all / we are. / Indian / common
\rf jod 1890:683.3

\op oüýgathiü oüwoüýkigthiýtoü oüýgathiü. Oüwoüýkigthiýtoü oüýgathiü wathaýnoüshniüý a.
\tr we who are mv. / we are working for ourselves. / We who are working for ourselves «as we mv.» / do you forget us / ?
\rf jod 1890:683.4

\op Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü uýdoü oüýgathiü iýe oüthiý'i-noüýi. Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü piýazhi-maý
\tr Indian / common / good / we who are mv. / word / we have given you from time to time. / Indian / common / those who are bad
\rf jod 1890:683.5

\op edaýdoü gaýxe goüýthazhi-maý eýkigoüýxti washkaýxe-noüýi. Ki niýkashiüýga uýdoü-ma
\tr what / to do / they who do not wish / just alike / you usually make us. / And / Indian / those who are good
\rf jod 1890:683.6

\op weýtoüiü oümoüýthiü oügoüýthai. Sheýna uwiýbtha.
\tr distinguished «from others» / we walk / we wish. / Enough / I tell you.
\rf jod 1890:683.7

\ti @{Mawaýdoüthiü} to A. B. Meacham
\dt December 20, 1878

\op Kageýha, iýe dzhuýbaxchi ithaýe wiýbthahoü shutheýathe taý miüke. Iýe thiýta
\tr My friend, / word / very few / I speak / I pray to you / I will send to you. / Word / your
\rf jod 1890:684.1

\op zhiüaý-xchi anaý'oü kiýshte, gishkoüýxti ubthoüý-noü-moüý ha. Oüýbatheý, kageýha,
\tr very small / I hear / even if, / very quickly / I usually take hold of it / . / To-day, / my friend,
\rf jod 1890:684.2

\op tha'eýawathaýthai koübtheýgoü. Tha'eýawagithaýi-ga. Piýxti, kageý, uaýwagikoüýi-ga.
\tr you take pity on us / I hope. / Pity ye us! / Anew, / friend, / help ye us!
\rf jod 1890:684.3

\op Ki mazhoüý zhuýat'oü thoüýdi, kageý, eýskana eýdi shoüýshoü aniýta wabthiýtoü
\tr And / land / I have grown / in the, / friend, / oh that / there / always / I live / I work
\rf jod 1890:684.4

\op moübthiüý koübtheýgoü. Atoüý at'eý shteýshtewoü shiüýgazhiüýga wiwiýta-ma eýskana
\tr I walk / I hope. / When / I die / soever / child / those who are my / oh that
\rf jod 1890:684.5

\op uzhoüýge thiýtai uhaiý koübtheýgoü. Ki uýshkoü thithiýtai ediýhi ki, "Shiüýgazhiüýga
\tr road / your / they follow / I hope. / And / deed / your / in that case, / child
\rf jod 1890:684.6

\op oüguýtai-ma iýbahoü athiüý eteýgoüi aýhoü," oüthoüýthai. Uýshkoü thithiýtai uhaiý
\tr those who are our / knowing / to have / will be apt / ! / we think. / Deed / your / they follow
\rf jod 1890:684.7

\op ki-shnoüý, "Uýdoü etaiý aýhoü," oüthoüýthai, xtaýoüthai. Oüwoüýhoü'e oügoüýthai ha.
\tr when, only, / Good / will «be» / ! / we think, / we love it. / We pray for something / we wish / .
\rf jod 1890:684.8

\op Keý, kageýha, sheýna uwiýbtha shutheýathe ha.
\tr Come, / my friend, / enough / I tell you / I send to you / 
\rf jod 1890:684.9

\ti @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} to the Pawnee Agent.

\op (Paýthiümaüýhoü tiý teýdi nazhiüý.) T'eý aiý anaý'oü ha. Eýgoü ki thuýtoüxti
\tr (Skidi / lodge / at the / he stood.) / Dead / they say / I have heard / . / So / if / very straight
\rf jod 1890:685.1

\op anaý'oü koüýbtha. Ithaýdithai thaýtoüsheý, wiýka ha, wiýbthahoüý ha. Paýthiü niýkagaýhi
\tr I hear it / I wish. / You who stand as agent, / I ask a favor of you / , / I pray to you / . / Pawnee / chief
\rf jod 1890:685.2

\op noükaýshe, wiýkai, niýkashiüýga t'eý ke edaýdoü athiüý te waýgazu iüýthiükithaý-ga.
\tr ye who are «st.», / I ask a favor of you, / person / he who lies dead / what / he had / the «whole» / straight / cause it to be for me.
\rf jod 1890:685.3

\op Waýgazu iüthiüýthashkaýxe ki, iüthiüýwoüth iýtha-ga. Waýgazu iüthiüýwoüth iýthathe ki,
\tr Straight / you do it for me / if, / to tell me about mine / send hither. / Straight / to tell me of mine / you send hither / if,
\rf jod 1890:685.4

\op witoüýbe te eýkigoüýxti wiýbthahoü shutheýathe. Mazhoüý theýthoü oüýtha theý thoüýshti.
\tr I see you / the / just like it / I pray to you / I send to you. / Land / this / abandoned / he went / formerly.
\rf jod 1890:685.5

\op Mazhoüý etaý thoü shoüý shkoüýazhiýxti goüý gthiüý goüýki sheýta nazhiüý te edaýdoü athiüý,
\tr Land / his / the / yet / not moving at all / so / he sat / and then / yonder / he stood / the / what / he had,
\rf jod 1890:685.6

\op shoüý tiý tedi, shoüýge, teýska shti, shoüý zhoümoüýthiü shti, shoüý edaýdoü waýthiü ge
\tr for instance / lodge / in the, / horse, / ox / too, / and / wagon / too, / and / what / he had them / the «pl. in. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:685.7

\op waýgazuýxti iüthiüýwoüth iýtha-ga. Shoüý shiüýgazhiüýga doüýshte wiü eýskoü t'oüýi te
\tr ver straight / to tell me about mine / send hither. / And / child / for example / one / perhaps / he had / the
\rf jod 1890:685.8

\op anaý'oü koüýbtha. Theshaýthu kiýthibaýski niýkagaýhi eý pahoüýga uthuýkiaý-ga. Kgaeý,
\tr I hear / I wish. / Recaru / kiribaski / chief / he / before / speak to him about it. / My friend,
\rf jod 1890:685.9

\op edaýdoü athiüý te iýmaxaý-ga. Kageýha, ieýska niükeýshe, wiýbthahoü. Edaýdoü
\tr what / he had / the / ask him. / My friend, / you who are interpreter, / I pray to you. / What
\rf jod 1890:685.10

\op athiüý te iýshpahoü eteýgoü. Kageýha, niýashiüýga ukeýthiü moübthiüý te shoüýshoü-maýzhi,
\tr he had / the / you know it / apt. / My friend, / Indian / common / I walked / the / always I am not,
\rf jod 1890:685.11

\op waýxe uýshkoü paýxe goüý edaýdoü oüýtha theý te waýgazuýxti ithaýgipaýxe koüýbtha.
\tr white man / deed / I do / as / what / he abandoned / he went / the / very straight / I make by means of my own / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:685.12

\op Waýgazuýxti iüthiüýthakitheý ki, uxtheýxchi iüthiüýwoüth iýtha-ga. Agiýna'oü ki,
\tr Very straight / you cause it to be for me / if, / very soon / to tell me about my own / send hither. / I hear of my own / if,
\rf jod 1890:685.13

\op weýthigthoü akiýpaxe teýiüke.
\tr plan / I make for myself / will.
\rf jod 1890:685.14

\ti @{Huýpetha} to @{Thi-xkiý-da-wi The-shaý-thu}

\op Shoüý, Paýthiü-maýshe, wisiýthe-noü-moüýi. Witoüýbai koübtheýgoü thoüýzha, wabthiýtoü
\tr Well, / O ye Pawnees, / I think of you occasionally. / I see you / I hope / though, / I have been working, and
\rf jod 1890:686.1

\op eýdegoüý iüýtoü bthiýshtoü ki, wisiýthai. Niýkashiüýga witoüýbai-maýshe, aýna that'aiý
\tr now / I have finished / if, / I remember you «pl.». / Person / ye whom I have seen, / how many / you have died
\rf jod 1890:686.2

\op winaý'oüi koüýbtha: iýwimaýxe shutheýathe. Niýkashiüýga oüýgathiü washtoüýbai tethoüý
\tr I hear about you / I wish: / I ask you a question / I send to you. / Person / we who move / you saw us / in the past
\rf jod 1890:686.3

\op iüýtoü uýdoü oüthiüý. Mazhoüý thoüýdi thatiýi teýdi washtoüýbe, mazhoüý oügthiüýi thoü
\tr now / good / we are. / Land / in the / you came hither / when / you saw us, / land / we sit in / the
\rf jod 1890:686.4

\op washtoüýbai waýxe amaý shkoüýi bthuýgaxti eýgoü oügaýxai. Mazhoüý sagixti Itiýgoüthai
\tr you saw us / white people / the «pl. sub.» / they stir / all / so / we do. / Land / very firm / President
\rf jod 1890:686.5

\op akaý wegaýxai weýthexti oümoüýthiü aýdoü wisiýthai iüýtha-maýzhi iýwimaýxe shutheýathe ha.
\tr the «sub.» / has made for us / we are very glad / we walk / therefore / I remember you / I am sad / I ask you a question / I send to you / 
\rf jod 1890:686.6

\ti @{Toüwoü-gaxe-zhiüga} to @{Hexaýka-maýni} and @{Ishtaý-zhoüzhoüý}, Yanktons

\op Pahoüýgadi umoüýthiüka aýma teýdi niýkashiüýga washtoüýbe thatiý. Ki eýdi
\tr Formerly / season / other / in the / person / you saw them / you came hither. / And / then
\rf jod 1890:687.1

\op niýkashiüýga duýba iýe uýdoüxti wathaý'i te gisiýthe-noü shoüýshoü. Ki iüýtoü wathiýtoü
\tr person / four / word / very good / you gave to them / the / they remembered continued / always. / And / now / to work
\rf jod 1890:687.2

\op thishtoüýi ki, thidoüýbe taiteý ebtheýgoü. Wawaýkega heýga-baýzhi. Niýashiüýga oüt'aiý
\tr they finish / when, / they shall see you / I think that. / We have been very sick. / People / we have died
\rf jod 1890:687.3

\op ha. Weýtha-bazhiýxtioüýi, aýdoü thi eýgoü oüthiýsithai shoügaýhi toüýgatoü. Niýkagaýhi
\tr . / We are very sad, / therefore / you / so / we remember you / we shall reach you. / Chief
\rf jod 1890:687.4

\op amaý shahiý teýdi sheýna-shtewoüý-baýzhi, aýdoü oüguý wathaýsithathaý-bi eskoüý eý agthiý
\tr the «pl. sub.» / they reached you / when / you «pl.» showed not even the slightest attention, / therefore / we / that you remembered us «introd. that» / perhaps / that / they returned
\rf jod 1890:687.5

\op niýkagaýhi amaý, aýdoü shoügaýthai. Dzho akaý shoüýge thi'iý te thatiý teýdi eýde
\tr chief / the «pl. sub.», / therefore / we go to you. / Joe / the «sub.» / horse / he gave to you / the «act» / you came hither / when / but
\rf jod 1890:687.6

\op shathaý-baýzhi; iüýtoü ikaýge thiükeý gisiýthai. Kaxeý-thoüýba akaý shoüýge thiý'i tethoüý
\tr he does not go to you; / now / his friend / the «st. ob.» / he remembers him. / Two Crows / the «sub.» / horse / that he gave to you in the past
\rf jod 1890:687.7

\op thatiý teýdi, iüýtoü ikaýge thiükeý gisiýthai. Oüýpoü-toüýga akaý thatiý teýdi shoüýge
\tr you came hither / when, / now / his friend / the «st. ob.» / he remembers him. / Big Elk / the «sub.» / you came hither / when / horse
\rf jod 1890:687.8

\op thiý'i; iüýtoü ikaýge thiükeý gisiýthai. Thatiý teýdi Huýpetha shoüýge wiü wi'iý; iüýtoü
\tr he gave you; / now / his friend / the «st. ob.» / he remembers him. / You came hither / when / @{Huýpetha} / horse / one / I gave you / now
\rf jod 1890:687.9

\op agiýsithe, wikaýge. Sheýna izhaýzhe oügiýpaxu shutheýoüthai. Ushteý amaý woüýgithe
\tr I remember it, / my friend. / Enough / his name / we write our own / we send to you. / The rest / all
\rf jod 1890:687.10

\op shoüýge shi'iý-ma thikaýge amaý bthuýga wagiýtoübe shatheý ta amaý. Shiüýgazhiüýga
\tr horse / those to whom you gave / your friend / the «pl. sub.» / all / to see them, their own / they will go to you. / Child
\rf jod 1890:687.11

\op wiýta uýwagithaý-ga. Oüwoüýkega eýdegoüý oüýthiü-noü at'aýthiü. Aniýta ki,
\tr my / tell it to them. / Me sick / but so / nearly / I died. / I live / if,
\rf jod 1890:687.12

\op awaýgisiýthe, awaýgitoüýbe koüýbtha.
\tr I remember them, my own, / I see them, my own / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:687.13

\ti @{Toüwoü-gaxe-zhiüga} to @{Miügabu}, a Yankton

\op Sheýtataýtoü, nisiýha, shoüýge oüthaý'i-ma woüýgitheýxti thiügaiý. Goüý wigiýtoübe
\tr From your place, / my child, / horse / those which you gave me / all / are gone. / And «so» / I see you, my own
\rf jod 1890:688.1

\op koüýbtha. Aýdoü edaýdoü shteýshtewoü, nisiýha, iýe uýdoüxti oüthaý'i tiýthathe koübtheýgoü.
\tr I wish. / Therefore / what / soever, / my child, / word / very good / you give to me / you send hither / I hope.
\rf jod 1890:688.2

\op Waxiüýha uxtheýxchi gioüýkithaý-ga.
\tr Paper / very soon / send back to me.
\rf jod 1890:688.3

\ti @{Moüchuý-noüýba} to @{Panyi-naxpashi}

\op Toüshkaýha, wituýshpa meýgoü, waxiüýha goüý shutheýwikitheý. Shoüý niýkashiüýga
\tr My sister's son, / my grandchild / likewise, / paper / anyhow / I cause to be taken to you. / And / person
\rf jod 1890:689.1

\op juýba toüýwoügthoü thithiýtai gaxthoüý theý goüýthai aiý, anaý'oü, eýde iýwimaýxe
\tr some / nation / your / migrating / to go / wish / they say, / I have heard, / but / I ask you
\rf jod 1890:689.2

\op shutheýathe. Ki aýna naý-baýzhi eýiüte shi anaý'oü koüýbtha, waýgazuýxti anaý'oü
\tr I send to you. / And / how many / you do not go / perhaps / again / I hear it / I wish, / very straight / I hear it
\rf jod 1890:689.3

\op koüýbtha. Ki goüýki niýkagaýhi noükaýshe, shi aýna naý-baýzhi eýiüte shi waýgazu
\tr I wish. / And / and then / chief / ye who are, / again / how many / you do not go / perhaps / again / straight
\rf jod 1890:689.4

\op winaý'oüi koüýbtha. Goüýki oüguý theýthutoü te wakeýga te wagiýni oügaýthai
\tr I hear from you / I wish / And then / we / from this «time» / the / sick / the / we recover / we go
\rf jod 1890:689.5

\op ha. Usniý te eýkitoüthiügeý tateý. neý tai te iüýtha-maýzhi. Mazhoüý thoü uýmaka
\tr . / Cold / the / as far as / none / shall «be». / You will go / the / I am sad. / Land / the / cheap
\rf jod 1890:689.6

\op shkaýxe thaoüýnai te iüýtha-maýzhi. Goüýki mazhoüý thoü uýdoü pahoüýga iüýtoü
\tr you make / you abandon it / the / I am sad. / And then / land / the / good / first / now
\rf jod 1890:689.7

\op ithaýpahoü. Iüýtoü mazhoüý thoü uýdoü pahoüýga te ithaýpahoü, aýdoü mazhoüý thoü
\tr I know it. / Now / land / the / good / first / the / I know it, / therefore / land / the
\rf jod 1890:689.8

\op teýxiaýgithe. Iüsh'aýge ut'aiý thoü winaý'oüi koüýbtha. Aýdoü uxtheýxchi paýze heýbe
\tr I prize mine. / Old man / they died in / the / I hear of you / I wish. / Therefore / very soon / evening / part
\rf jod 1890:689.9

\op niýze ki, iýthathe teý.
\tr you receive it / when, / you will please send it hither.
\rf jod 1890:689.10

\ti @{Ishtaýthabi} to @{Hexaýga-saýbe}, @{Macaü}, and @{Mawataüna}, Yankton Agency, Dakota Territory
\dt 1879

\op Shoü zaniý wiýbthahoüýi ha, niýkashiüýga noükaýshe. Ki shoüý oüýbatheýxchi
\tr Now / all / I petition you «pl.» / , / person / ye who are. / And / at any rate / this very day
\rf jod 1890:690.1

\op uaýgashoü koübtheýgoü goü witoüýbai koüýbtha. Theý-ma shiüýgazhiüýga-ma
\tr I travel / I hope / as / I see you «pl.» / I wish. / These / the children
\rf jod 1890:690.2

\op wapaýxe-ma awaýgitoüýbe koüýbtha ha. Noüýde iýsoüthiüýge. She Siüdeý gtheshkaý
\tr those whom I made / I see them, my own / I wish / . / Heart cause of gladness I have none. / That / Tail / Spotted
\rf jod 1890:690.3

\op atoüý gthiüý eýiüte eý iüwiüýth iýthai-ga. Gaýthoü shtoüýbe ki uxtheýxchi eýkitoü
\tr how far / sits / perhaps / that / to tell me / send ye! / That «cv. ob.» / you see it / when / very soon / simultaneously
\rf jod 1890:690.4

\op iüýbaxuýi-ga.
\tr write ye to me.
\rf jod 1890:690.5

\ti @{Te-miü-wa'u}, a Ponka woman, to her daughter, Mary @{Napesha}, at Santee Agency, Nebraska

\op Thiaýdi thidoüýbe goütheýde t'eýe he. Waýxa-naýzhiü thidoüýbe goüýthai. Iüsh'aýge
\tr Your father / to see you / wished, but / he is dead / . / @{Waýxa-naýzhiü} / to see you / wished. / Old man
\rf jod 1890:690.6

\op t'eýe he. Thitoüýge thidoüýbe goütheýde, thiýshi'e wathiýtoü eýgoü, oügaýtha-baýzhi
\tr is dead / . / Your younger sister / to see you / wished, but, / your sister's husband / works / as, / we do not go
\rf jod 1890:690.7

\op toüýgatoü. Maýthadi thitoüýge nuýzhiüga wiüý iýdatheýde, giýt'ee heý. Sheýta te
\tr we shall. / Last winter / your younger sister / boy / one / gave birth to, but, / he is dead to her / . / Yonder / the
\rf jod 1890:690.8

\op e'oüý thiügeý thanaýzhiü, shiüýgazhiüýga thoükaý e'oüý thiügeý nazhiüý ki, awaýna'oü
\tr nothing / being the matter / you stand, / child / the ones who / nothing / the matter / they stand / if, / I hear of them
\rf jod 1890:690.9

\op koüýbtha. Thisoüýga akaý noüboüý iüdeý-wagaýxe gthiýthai he. Iüsh'aýge akaý
\tr I wish. / Your younger brother / the «sub.» / twice / "face-picture" / has sent it back / . / Old man / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:690.10

\op gaýtataýtoü wakeýga a-iý te shoüýshoü iýt'e he. U'oüýthiügeý thitoüýge akaý thidoüýbe
\tr from that unseen place / sick / he was coming / the / continuing / died from it / . / For no reason / your younger sister / the «sub.» / to see you
\rf jod 1890:690.11

\op goüýthai.
\tr wishes.
\rf jod 1890:690.12

\ti Louis Sanssouci to @{Hoüýga-sheýnu}

\op Waxiüýha gioüýthakitheý thoü gthiý. Winaý'oü te uýdoü ha. Thaniýta moüniüý
\tr Paper / you have sent back to me / the / has returned. / I hear from you / the / good / . / You live / you walk
\rf jod 1890:691.1

\op te toüýwoügthoüý-ma giýthai, thinaý'oüi ki, noüýde giýudoüýi. Iutha oüthaý'i ke
\tr the / the gentes / are glad, / they hear from you. / when, / heart / good for them. / News / you give me / the
\rf jod 1890:691.2

\op uthaýgashoü moüniüý keýta uýdoüxti moüniüý te shtiý ki, shi piýazhi te shtiý iüwiüýthanaýzhi.
\tr you travel / you walk / to the / very good / you walk / the / too / when / again / bad / the / too / you have not told me.
\rf jod 1890:691.3

\op Ki uýdoü moüniüý ki, iüwiüýthanaý ki, shi piýazhi kiýshte iüwiüýthanaý ki,
\tr And / good / you walk / if, / you tell me / if, / again / bad / even if / you tell me / if, / again / bad / even if / you tell me / if,
\rf jod 1890:691.4

\op iüýudoü teýiüte. Ediý ki, toüýwoügthoüý-ma theýma uaýwagiýbtha teý. Uýshkoü oüthoüýthawoüýxe
\tr good for me / it may be. / In that case, / the gentes / these / I will tell it to them. / Deed / you asked me about
\rf jod 1890:691.5

\op te uwiýbtha taý miüke. Niýkashiüýga umoüýthiüka theýnaxchi t'e-maý
\tr the / I will tell to you. / People / season / only this / those who died
\rf jod 1890:691.6

\op wathaýna'oü shkoüýna te uwiýbtha taý miüke. Washuýshe, Gahiýge isoüýga; Moüchuý-noüýba
\tr you hear about them / you wish / the / I will tell it to you. / @{Washuýshe}, / @{Gahiýge} / his younger brother; / Two Grizzly bears
\rf jod 1890:691.7

\op isoüýga, Shuýka-moüýthiü; Paýthiü-gahiýge izhiüýge, Hexaýga-zhiüýga;
\tr his younger brother, / @{Shuýka-moüýthiü}; / Pawnee-Chief / his son, / Little-Elk;
\rf jod 1890:691.8

\op waýxa-naýzhiü isoüýga, Iýkuhaýbi; Paheý-taýp'e, Moüchuý-noüýba itoüýshka; Weýzhiüshte
\tr @{Waýxa-naýzhiü} / his younger brother, / @{Iýkuhaýbi}; / @{Paheý-taýp'e}, / @{Moüchuý-noüýba} / his sister's son; / @{Weýzhiüshte}
\rf jod 1890:691.9

\op akaýdi Niýmoühoü iniüýge, He-snaýta; Iüchoüýgatha, Moüchuý-noüýba isoüýga;
\tr in the / @{Niýmoühoü} / his son, / @{He-snaýta}; / @{Iüchoüýgatha}, / @{Moüchuý-noüýba} / his younger brother;
\rf jod 1890:691.10

\op Gthedoüý-naýzhiü itaýhoü, Waýsh'azhi, Ishtaýsoüda akaýdi, Kiýdahaýnu iniüýge; Shyuý-zhiüga
\tr Standing Hawk / his brother-in-law, / @{Waýsh'azhi}, / @{Ishtaýsoüda} / in the, / @{Kiýdahaýnu} / his son; / Prairie-chicken
\rf jod 1890:691.11

\op izhiüýge, Moügeý-zhiüýga; Teý-thitiü iniüýge; Peýde-gaýhi izhoüýge, Koüýze-hoüýga
\tr his son, / Small-Breast; / Buffalo Rib / his son; / Fire Chief / his daughter, / @{Koüýze-hoüýga}
\rf jod 1890:692.1

\op igaýxthoü; Siý-toüga igaýxthoü; Moüýgthithoü igaýxthoü, Moüchuý-xi izhoüýge;
\tr his wife; / Big Foot / his wife; / @{Moüýgthithoü} / his wife, / @{Moüchuý-xi} / his daughter;
\rf jod 1890:692.2

\op Washuýshe izhoüýge noüý ke; Wauýxtawaýthe igaýxthoü; Iýshkadaýbi ituýshpa; Pa-soüý-naýzhiü
\tr @{Washuýshe} / his daughter / grown / the «recl. ob.»; / Lover / his wife; / @{Iýshkadaýbi} / his grandchild; / @{Pa-soüý-naýzhiü}
\rf jod 1890:692.3

\op ituýshpa; Shaýge-duýba izhoüýge; He-soüýnida izhoüýge; Kawaýha izhoüýge;
\tr his grandchild; / @{Shaýge-duýba} / his daughter; / Horn-on-one-side / his daughter; / @{Kawaýha} / his daughter;
\rf jod 1890:692.4

\op Toüýwoügaxe iüsh'aýge ituýshpa; Washuýshe izhiüýge, Eýdi-aý-i-nazhiüý; ki Poüýka
\tr Village-maker / old man / his grandchild; / @{Washuýshe} / his son, / @{Eýdi-aý-i-nazhiüý}; / and / Ponka
\rf jod 1890:692.5

\op iüsh'aýge, He-xaýpa t'e. Iýutha aýzhi t'oüý thoüýzha, uwiýbtha-maýzhi taý miüke
\tr old man, / Scabby-Horn / dead. / News / other / exists / though, / I will not tell you.
\rf jod 1890:692.6

\op Wathaýna'oü shkoüýna ki, piý waxiüýha iýtha-ga. Moüchuý-noüýba akaý wabaýzhiü
\tr you hear about them / you wish / if, / anew / paper / send hither. / Two Grizzly bears / the «sub.» / message
\rf jod 1890:692.7

\op theýte shutheýthai: Waxiüýha noüboüý shutheýwikitheý thoü gthioüýthakithaýzhi-noü, aýdoü
\tr this / sends to you: / Paper / twice / I have sent it to you by some one / «see note» / you have not sent it back to me by some one usually, / therefore
\rf jod 1890:692.8

\op iýthoüboüý athaýna'oüýzhi tateý. Uýdoüxti moübthiüý.
\tr a second time «+ever» / you shall not listen to it. / Very good / I walk.
\rf jod 1890:692.9

\ti @{Shoüýtoü-zhiüýga} to T. L. Gillingham

\op Shoüýtoü-zhiüýga wathiýtoü theýshkoüna te wathiýtoüxti. Noüýza uý'e thoüý shti
\tr Little Wolf / to work / you wished for him / the / he has worked very hard. / Fence / field / the / too
\rf jod 1890:693.1

\op aýnase. Ki eýgoü uýdoü theýshkoüna teýgoü gaýxe. Ki eýgoü gaýxe eýde theýama
\tr he has fenced in. / And / so / good / you wished for him / like the / he has done. / And / so / he has done / but / these «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:693.2

\op Umoüýhoü amaý piýazhi-noü giaýxai-noüý shoüýshoü. Uý'e-ithaýnase thisheýthoüi; shoüýge-ma
\tr Omahas / the «pl. sub.» / bad only / have done to him usually / always. / Fence of a field / they have pulled to pieces; / the horses
\rf jod 1890:693.3

\op thateýwakiýthe-noüýi uý'e etaý thoüýdi. Goüýki waweýshi 'iý-bazhi-noüýi, giýthazhiýxti-noüýi.
\tr they have caused them to eat usually / field / his / in the. / And then / pay / they have not given continually, / very sad he «has been» usually.
\rf jod 1890:693.4

\op Eýskana iýe thithiýta iüwiüýthakoü iýthathe koüýbtha. Ithaýdi thiükeý uiýth iýtha-ga.
\tr Oh that / word / your / you help me / you send hither / I wish. / His father / the one who / to tell to him / send hither.
\rf jod 1890:693.5

\op Goüýki aýahushiýge thoüýzha ithaýdithaiý akaý waýthitoü-baýzhi-noüýi, aýdoü iüýtha-maýzhi-noü-moüý.
\tr And then / I insist on it / though / agent / the «sub.» / does not deal with them «as offenders» usually, / therefore / I am sad usually I am.
\rf jod 1890:693.6

\op Aýdoü iýe thithiýta iüwiüýthakoü iýthathe koüýbtha. Goüýki, kageýha, "Wanaýgthe
\tr Therefore / word / your / you help me / you send hither / I wish. / And then, / my friend, / Domestic animal
\rf jod 1890:693.7

\op waýthiü-ga," esheý goü eýgoü paýxe eýde, gtheýba-shaýpe waýbthiü eýde, theýama iüýmoüthoüýi,
\tr keep them, / you said it / as / so / I have done / but, / sixty / I had them / but, / these «sub.» / they stole from me,
\rf jod 1890:693.8

\op sheýnawakithaiý. Shiý hashiýdoü gtheýba-shaýpe shiý iüýmoüthoüýi. Noüboüýkigthe
\tr have made an end of them. / Again / afterwards / sixty / again / they stole from me. / On two occasions
\rf jod 1890:693.9

\op wanaýgthe bthuýga t'eoüýkithe-noüýi. Kageýha, zhoüý shoüýge-tiý paýxe kiýshte,
\tr domestic animal / all / they have killed for me usually. / My friend, / wood / horse-house / I made / even when,
\rf jod 1890:693.10

\op iüýmoüthoü-noüýi.
\tr they have stolen from me usually.
\rf jod 1890:693.11

\op Hau. Goüýki, kageýha, Paýthiü-noüpaýzhi iniüýge shoüýge toü iüýmoüthoüýi ha.
\tr «paragraph» / And then, / my friend, / @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} / his son / horse / the «std. ob.» / he has stolen from me / .
\rf jod 1890:693.12

\op Iüýbaxu gthiüý akaý, ithaýdithaiý shti, waýxe ushteý amaý shti, shoüýge toü iýbahoüýi.
\tr To write for me / he sits / the one who, / agent / too, / white people / the others «pl. sub.» / too, / horse / the «std. ob.» / they know him.
\rf jod 1890:693.13

\op Eýskana, kageýha, iüwiüýthakoü koübtheýgoü. Shoüý eýgoü giaýxai waýthagaýzhi eteýde.
\tr Oh that, / my friend, / you help me / I hope. / And / so / to do to him / you should have commanded them.
\rf jod 1890:693.14

\op Goüýki kiýnai, t'eoüýthe goüýthai. Oüýhushiýgai. Daýdoü wiwiýta te waxpaýth iüýgoüthaiý.
\tr And then / they fought, / to kill me / they wished. / They spoke saucily to me. / What / mine / the / to lose «?» / they wished for me.
\rf jod 1890:693.15

\op Aýdoü iüýmoüthoü enaýxti nazhiüý. Waýxe bthuýga oüthoüýbahoüýi, theý iüýmoüthoüýi
\tr Therefore / to steal from me / alone / they stand. / White man / all / they know about me, / this / they stole from me
\rf jod 1890:694.1

\op te. Aýdoü eýskana, kageýha, wathiýtoü aýthagaýzhi koübtheýgoü theýtoü. Oüwoüýtiü
\tr the. / Therefore / oh that, / my friend, / to deal with them as offenders / you command him / I hope / this «std. ob.». / He hit me
\rf jod 1890:694.2

\op t'eoüýthe goüýthai kiýshte, iüýthitoü-baýzhi. "Giýthit eýgoü-ga," esheý koübtheýgoü. Teýxixti
\tr to kill me / he wished / even when, / he did not deal with the offender for me. / Do deal with the offender for him, / you say it / I hope. / Very hard
\rf jod 1890:694.3

\op iügaýxai u'aýgtha uwiýbtha shutheýathe. Tiýthathaýzhi ki, waiüýmoüthoü shoüýshoü iügaýxe taý-akaý.
\tr they have done for me / the suffering / I tell you / I send to you. / You do not send hither / if, / to steal them from me / always / he will do it against me.
\rf jod 1890:694.4

\op Shoüýge toüý enaýxchi iüthiüýthiü gthiý; ushteý te iüýthitoü-baýzhi. Uýshkoü wiüý
\tr Horse / the «std. ob.» / that alone / he has brought mine back; / rest / the / he has done nothing for me. / Deed / one
\rf jod 1890:694.5

\op theý kiýna akaýdi, wa'uý niý agiý itheý-ma waýbisoüýde wachiý-noüi; eýde waýthitoü-baýzhi
\tr this / he fights / about the one who «?», / woman / water / those who go after it / holding them down by pressure / he violates them usually; / but / he does not deal with them as offenders
\rf jod 1890:694.6

\op ithaýdithaiý akaý. Isoüýga meýgoü gaýxai, theý waýbisoüýde wachiý, thitoüý eýkoübtha
\tr agent / the «sub.». / His younger brother / likewise / does it, / this / holding them down by pressure / &coitio, / to treat him as an offender / I wish it for him
\rf jod 1890:694.7

\op thoüýzha, shoüý thitoüý-baýzhi.
\tr though, / yet / he does not deal with him.
\rf jod 1890:694.8

\ti @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} to his son, @{Niüýdahoü}

\op Paýthiü akaýdi shiý kiýzhi, uxtheýxti giý-ga. Neý kiýzhi, uýshkoü piýazhiýxti uaý'oüsi
\tr To the Pawnees / you reach / if, / very soon / return. / You went / if, / deed / very bad / I have leaped into
\rf jod 1890:695.1

\op ha, aýdoü uxtheýxti witoüýbe koüýbtha ha. Thiý, uxtheýxti, Chaýza-thiüýge, thisoüýga
\tr . / therefore / very soon / I see you / I wish / . / You, / very soon, / @{Chaýza-thiüýge} / your younger brother
\rf jod 1890:695.2

\op zhuýwagthe giý-ga. Chaýza-thiüýge, neý teýdi uýshkoü piýazhiýxti aniüý neý ha. Niýkashiüýga
\tr with them / return. / @{Chaýza-thiüýge}, / you went / when / deed / very bad / you took away / . / People
\rf jod 1890:695.3

\op amaý bthuýgaxti iýai ha. Wamuýske uzhiý keýdi thagthiýi koüýbtha. Aýkihiýde
\tr the «pl. sub.» / all / have spoken / . / Wheat / planted / in the / you return «pl.» / I wish. / Attend to it
\rf jod 1890:695.4

\op washkoüý giýi-ga. Waxiüýha shuhiý kiýzhi, waxiüýha uxtheýxti gioüýkithaý-ga,
\tr try / return ye! / Paper / reaches you / when, / paper / very soon / cause to be returning to me,
\rf jod 1890:695.5

\op thizhiüýthe meýgoü. Theýaka ithaýdithaiý akaý hoüý gtheýba-thaýbthiü zhoüý uýshkoü t'oüý
\tr your elder brother / likewise. / This one / agent / the «sub.» / night / thirty / sleep / deed / to exist «?»
\rf jod 1890:695.6

\op iügaýxai, aýdoü iüýtha-maýzhi- noü shoüýshoü. Aýdoü uxtheýxti thagthiýi koüýbtha. Paýthiü
\tr has made for me, / therefore / I am sad usually / always. / Therefore / very soon / you return «pl.» / I wish. / Pawnee
\rf jod 1890:695.7

\op amaý tha'eýthithaiý kiýshte, uxtheýxti uthaý giýthai-ga. Iüwiüýtha giýthai-ga.
\tr the «pl. sub.» / they have pitied you / even if, / very soon / to tell it / be sending back «pl.». / To tell me / be ye sending back.
\rf jod 1890:695.8

\ti @{Moüchuý-noüýba} to @{Wiyakoiü}

\op Toüshkaýha, iýutha daýdoüshte oüthiüýge. Shoüý oüwoüýxpani, toüshkaýha.
\tr Sister's son, / news / whatever / I have none. / Still / I am poor, / sister's son.
\rf jod 1890:696.1

\op Oüshtoüýbe te shoüshoüýxtioüýi. Toüýwoügthoü shti noüýde ithaýgisa-maýzhi oüýgoü.
\tr You saw me / the / it has always continued so. / Nation / too / heart / I am uneasy about my own / I am so.
\rf jod 1890:696.2

\op Waxpaýni bthiüý. Aýdoü nugeýadi witoüýbai ki, uýzhawa shkaýxai agiýsithe, noüýde
\tr Poor / I am. / Therefore / last summer / I saw you / when, / abundance «&or pleasure» / you made / I remember, / heart
\rf jod 1890:696.3

\op iüýudoü-noü-moüý.
\tr it is very good for me.
\rf jod 1890:696.4

\op Hau. Oüýpoü-wadoüýbe thiükeý Ihoüýktoüwiüý amaýdi ediý thiükeýiüteý
\tr «paragraph» / He who sits looking at the Elk «pl.» / Yankton / at the «pl.» / there / he sits whether
\rf jod 1890:696.5

\op iüwiüýth iýtha-ga. Moüýze-noüýp'iü isoüýga, maýthadi Umoüýhoüdi tiý ha, eý
\tr send hither to tell me. / Iron Necklace / his younger brother, / last winter / to the Omahas / came / , / that
\rf jod 1890:696.6

\op aýwake. Poüýka juýba giý-bi aiý, eýde shetoüý agiý-bazhiýi. Shuýde-gaýxe izhaýzhe
\tr I mean him. / Ponka / some / that they are returning / they say, / but / so far / they are not returning. / Smoke Maker / his name
\rf jod 1890:696.7

\op athiüý, toügaýxti iýshpahoüýi. Umoüýhoü juýba Poüýkata athaiý, iüýtoü oüýba-waxuýbe
\tr he has, / very great / you know him. / Omaha / some / to the Ponkas / went, / now / mysterious day «+week»
\rf jod 1890:696.8

\op saýtoü athaiý. Shetoüý oüguý oünaý'oü-baýzhi. Umoüýhoü amaý theýama shoüý
\tr five / have gone. / So far / we / we have not heard. / Omaha / the «pl. sub.» / these / in fact
\rf jod 1890:696.9

\op oüwoüýwata athaiý weýpahoü-maýzhi. Shoüý uýkie athaý-baýzhi, shiý teý uneý shti athaý-baýzhi.
\tr whether / they have gone / I do not know about them. / And / to talk to them they did not go, / and / to hunt buffalo / too / they did not go.
\rf jod 1890:697.1

\op Wathiýtoü ugiýne athaiý, waýxe amaýdi. Aýhigi t'ai niýashiüýga. Gaýthoü waxiüýha,
\tr Work / to seek their own / have gone, / white people / among them. / Many / have died / people. / That «cv. ob.» / paper,
\rf jod 1890:697.2

\op toüshkaýha, niýze ki, uxtheýxchi ioüýkithaý-ga. Ki Oüýpoü-wadoüýbe thiükeý eýdediý
\tr sister's son, / you receive it / when, / very soon / send to me. / And / He who sits looking at the Elk «pl.» / he is there
\rf jod 1890:697.3

\op ki, iüwiüýtha giýtha-ga, wanoüýxthiüxti. Wigaýxthoü akaý eýthai. Iýutha zhiüzhiüýga
\tr if, / to tell me / send back, / very hastily. / My wife / the «sub.» / has him for a relation. / News / small ones of various kinds
\rf jod 1890:697.4

\op that'oüý kiý, iüwiüýtha giýtha-ga. Shubthaý-mazhi kiý, wigaýxthoü shutheý tateý. Shutheý
\tr you have / if, / to tell me / send back. / I do not go to you / if, / my wife / shall go to you. / To go to you
\rf jod 1890:697.5

\op goüth eýgoü, iýwimaýxe shutheýathe. Shoüý iýutha thiügeýxti eýgoü, iüýtoü waxiüýha
\tr as she desires it, / I ask you a question / I send to you. / And / news / there is none at all / as, / now / paper
\rf jod 1890:697.6

\op shutheýathe.
\tr I send to you.
\rf jod 1890:697.7

\ti @{Toügaý-gaxe} to @{Ishtaý-maü'woe}

\op Waxiüýha kaýshixti eýgoü shutheýwikitheý hiýazhi kiýshte, waýgazu gaýxa-ga.
\tr Paper / a very long time ago / I caused to be taken to you / it has not reached there / even if, / straight / make it.
\rf jod 1890:698.1

\op Shiüýgazhiüýga thiýta nieý thiügeý ki, awaýna'oü koüýbtha. E'oüý moüniüý te uýdoüxti
\tr Child / your / have no pain / if, / I hear about them / I wish. / How / you walk / the / very good
\rf jod 1890:698.2

\op moüniüý winaý'oü koüýbtha. Poüýkata waxiüýha thiükeý eý theýthathe a. Poüýkata
\tr you walk / I hear it about you / I wish. / To the Ponkas / paper / the «cv. ob.» / that / have you sent it / ? / To the Ponkas
\rf jod 1890:698.3

\op waxiüýha thoü eý theoüýthakitheý te, iýe edaiý te waýgazu iüwiüýtha giýtha-ga.
\tr paper / the «cv. ob.» / that / you have sent it away / the, / words / what they said / the / straight / you tell me / send back.
\rf jod 1890:698.4

\op Awaýna'oü koüýbtha, Poüýka, wiýshti. Toüýwoügthoü noükaýshe, uýshkoü e'oüý waýgazu
\tr I hear about them / I wish, / Ponkas, / I, too. / Nation / ye who are, / deed / how / straight
\rf jod 1890:698.5

\op winaý'oü koüýbtha. Shaýoü theýama iüýchoü gtheýbahiýwiü noüýba atiý-biamaý. Atiý
\tr I hear about you / I wish. / Dakota / these / now / two hundred / have come it is said. / They come
\rf jod 1890:698.6

\op eýteoüý taý ama. Oübaýthe atiý taiteý. Eýta wa'uýzhiüga thiükeý agiýna'oü koüýbtha,
\tr will, / at some future time. / To-day / they shall surely come. / There / old woman / the one who / I hear about her, my own / I wish,
\rf jod 1890:698.7

\op eýshti nieý thiügeý ki. Miüý-oübaý-thiü aýwake. Eýshti nuýzhiüga (Iübthiýtu) shiüýgazhiüýga
\tr she, too / has no pain / if. / Moon Moving by Day / I mean her. / She, too / boy / Blackbird / child
\rf jod 1890:698.8

\op etaý thoükaý awaýna'oü koüýbtha, nieý thiügeý ki. Wa'uý gthoüý thiükeý anaý'oü koüýbtha,
\tr her «?» / the ones who / I hear about them / I wish, / has no pain / if. / Woman / the one whom he has married / I hear about her / I wish,
\rf jod 1890:698.9

\op eýshti nieý thiügeý ki. Iüdaýdoü wakeýga shte oüthiüýge, nieý oüthiüýgexti haý. Theýama
\tr she, too / has no pain / if. / What / sick / soever / I have none, / pain / I have none at all / . / These
\rf jod 1890:698.10

\op toüýwoügthoüý amaý u'aýgtha chaýbai. Gaxthoüý u'eýthai bthuýga, toüýwoügthoüý.
\tr nation / the «pl. sub.» / suffer / exceedingly. / Migrating / have scattered / all, / nation.
\rf jod 1890:698.11

\op Ithaýdithaiý akaý moüýzeska wa'iý-baýzhi. Waxiüýha shuhiý te niýze ki, uxtheýxchi
\tr Agent / the «sub.» / money / has not given to them. / Paper / reaches you / the / you receive it / when, / very soon
\rf jod 1890:698.12

\op ioüýthakitheý te. Thikoüý shti thitiýgoü edaýbe nieý thiügeý ki, awaýna'oü koüýbtha.
\tr you will send ti to me. / Your grandmother / too / your grandfather / also «more than two» / have no pain / if, / I hear about them / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:698.13

\op Hau. Iüdaýdoü wanaýgthe wazhiüýga, kuýkusiý shti uhiýwathaiý giýshk uhiýwathaý-ga.
\tr «paragraph» / What / domestic animal / bird, / hog / too / they raise them / quickly raise them!
\rf jod 1890:698.14

\op Mazhoüý thoü meýadi niýtube aýkihiýde thituýba-ga. Waxtaý doüýshte giýshk uzhiý ki,
\tr Land / the / last spring / you plowed / attending to it / plow it! / Fruit «&or vegetable» / whatever / is quickly planted / if,
\rf jod 1890:698.15

\op wathiýtoü uýdoü ha. Wathiýtoü uýdoüxtioüý. Shoüýge doüýshte waýniü ki, goüý gishkoüýxti
\tr to work / good / . / Work / «is» very good. / Horse / soever / you have them / if, / so / very quickly
\rf jod 1890:698.16

\op wathiýtoüwaýkithaý-ga, mazhoüý thoüýdi. Shoüýge-ma thihaýta theýwathaýzhi-ga, gaxeý
\tr cause them to work, / land / on the. / The horses / do not give them to any one that comes along, / aside
\rf jod 1890:699.1

\op theýwathaýzhi-ga. Iüýtoü wathiýtoü te e-noüý uýdoü, gaýtegoüý uwiýbthaý shutheýathe. Shoüý
\tr do not send them. / Now / work / the / that only / good, / in that manner / I tell you / I send to you. / And
\rf jod 1890:699.2

\op wabaýgtheze niýze ki, iýe uýdoüxtioüý uxtheýxchi ioüýthakitheý te.
\tr letter / you receive it / when, / word / very good / very soon / you send hither by some one / will.
\rf jod 1890:699.3

\ti @{Tenuýga-wazhiü} to @{Wazhiüý-ska}, an Oto

\op Iýe dzhuýbaxchi wabaýgtheze wiýpaxe shutheýathe. Shoüý uýshkoü e'oüý ki, winaý'oü
\tr Word / very few / letter / I make to you / I send to you. / And / deed / how / if, / I hear from you
\rf jod 1890:700.1

\op koüýbtha. Wiýshti uýdoüxti anaýzhiü theýthu. Sheýta nugeýadi shupiý teýdi iýe wiüý wi'iý
\tr I wish. / I too / very good / I stand / here. / Yonder / last summer / I reached you / when / word / one / I gave you
\rf jod 1890:700.2

\op piý eýskoü btheýgoü. Eaýtoü thatiýazhi. Sheýta Gahiýge-wadaýthiüge shuhiý tethoüýdi iýe
\tr I was there / I thought that. / Why / you have not come. / Yonder / Saucy Chief / reached you / in the past / word
\rf jod 1890:700.3

\op wiüý iüýthiü gthiý. Edaýdoü te wiwiýta goüý wiýboü goüý oüýba aýakihiýdexti agthiüý.
\tr one / he brought back to me. / What / the / my / as / I called you / as / day / I watched it very closely / I sat.
\rf jod 1890:700.4

\op Ki Gahiýge-wadaýthiüge iýe wiüý athiüý gthiý: iýhuthazhiýxti thatiý ki, iüýudoüxti-moüý te.
\tr And / Saucy Chief / word / one / brought it back: / you did not consult me at all / you had come / if, / it would have been good for me.
\rf jod 1890:700.5

\op Ki oüýba wiýbthade te aýkihoü hiý eýgoü, thatiýazhi te ha. Shoüý thihoüý thiaýdi sheýna
\tr And / day / I mentioned to you / the / beyond / reached / as, / you did not come / . / And / your mother / your father / those only
\rf jod 1890:700.6

\op awaýsithe-noü-moüý, iüýudoüýxti-moüý. Shoüý edaýdoü wi'iý te thatiýazhi te (ithaýshpagtha
\tr I remember them usually I do, / it «is» very good for me. / Now / what / I gave you / the / you did not come / you hesitated on account of it
\rf jod 1890:700.7

\op shiýazhi te), iüýtha-maýzhi chaýbe. Oüýshte thiý iüthiüýtha'iüýge goü. Ki edaýdoü oüthaý'iaýzhi
\tr you were not coming, / I am sad / very. / As if / you / you despised mine / so. / And / what / you did not give me
\rf jod 1890:700.8

\op te ithaýshpagtha shiýazhi te. Ki sheýta shupiý teýdi edaýdoüshte akiýpaxa-maýzhi,
\tr the / you hesitated on account of it / you were not coming / And / yonder / I reached you / when / whatsoever / I did not make for myself,
\rf jod 1890:700.9

\op wabthiýtoü-maýzhi. Ki agthiý ki, wabthiýtoü-xti-moüý. Shoüý wamuýske, nuý shti,
\tr I did not work. / And / I have returned / when, / I have worked very hard. / And / wheat, / potato / too,
\rf jod 1890:700.10

\op wahaýba shti, oüguýzhii, eýgoü thakiýshkaxe koübtheýgoü. Mazhoüý thoüýdi wakiýgthitoü
\tr corn / too, / we have planted, / so / you do for yourself / I hope. / Land / in the / to work for himself
\rf jod 1890:700.11

\op uýdoüxtioüýi. Mazhoüý thoüýdi weýthigthoü gaýxa-ga. Niýkashiüýga wakiýgthitoü shtoüýbe
\tr is very good. / Land / in the / mind / make it. / Person / works for himself / you see him
\rf jod 1890:700.12

\op ki, "Theý theýgimoü taý miüke," etheýgoü-ga. Ki eý uýdoü ebtheýgoü, mazhoüý thoüýdi
\tr when, / This / I do this / I will, / think that! / And / that / good / I think that, / land / in the
\rf jod 1890:700.13

\op wakiýgthitoü te. Sheýna uwiýbtha shutheýathe. Wabaýgtheze iütheýnai eýgoü, shutheýathe.
\tr to work for himself / the. / Enough / I tell you / I send to you. / Letter / you «pl. ?» have begged of me / as, / I send it to you.
\rf jod 1890:700.14

\op Eýskana eneýgoü ki, iýe daýdoüshte winaý'oü koübtheýgoü, iýe uýdoüxti. Nugeýadi
\tr Oh that / you think that / if, / word / whatsoever / I hear from you / I hope, / word / very good. / Last summer
\rf jod 1890:700.15

\op piý teýdi duýba zhoüý ki agthiý.
\tr I was there / when / four / sleep / when / I came back.
\rf jod 1890:700.16

\ti @{Moüchuý-noüýba} to @{Wiyakoiü}

\op Toüshkaýha, iýe thiýta te ana'oü ha. Oüwoüýthakieý tiýthathe te iüýthexti-moüý
\tr Sister's son, / word / your / the / I have heard it / . / You speak to me / you have sent hither / the / I am very glad
\rf jod 1890:701.1

\op ha. "Negiýha, wineýgi meýgoü," esheý te oüthaýgthahoüýxti ha, eýde niýkashiüýga-ma
\tr . / Mother's brother, / my mother's brother / likewise, / you said that / the / you prayed to me most earnestly / , / but / the people
\rf jod 1890:701.2

\op thi'uýde heýga-baýzhi a, iüsh'aýge- noü ushtaiý. Ki Poüýkataý shti aýiaýthai ha, Paýthiüaýta
\tr have abandoned the place / very / ! / old man only / they remain. / And / to the Ponkas / too / they have gone / , / to the Pawnees
\rf jod 1890:701.3

\op shti aýiaýthai ha, Wathuýtadataý shti aýiaýthai ha, meýha shti ga'uý athaiý. Aýdoü
\tr too / they have gone / , / to the Otos / too / they have gone / , / spring hides / too / to scrape / they went. / Therefore
\rf jod 1890:701.4

\op iüsh'aýge-noü ushtaiý. Iýthae tethoüý bthiý'a tateý ebtheýgoü. Uýdoü paýxe bthiý'a tateý
\tr old man only / are left. / What you mentioned formerly / I shall surely fail / I think that. / Good / I do it / I shall surely fail
\rf jod 1890:702.1

\op ebtheýgoü. Akiýxibtha niýashiüýga thi'uýdai eýgoü uýkizaýxti atiýi, aýdoü, toüshkaýha,
\tr I think that. / I hesitate on account of probable failure / person / scarce / as / not at home at all / they have come, / therefore / sister's son,
\rf jod 1890:702.2

\op thinaýxchi thikaýge meýgoü, iüýudoü shkaýxe- noüýi aýdoü awaýshkoüxti tateý.
\tr you only / your friend / likewise, / good for me / you make it / usually / therefore / I make a great effort / shall.
\rf jod 1890:702.3

\op Bthiý'a tateý thoüýzha shoüý oüthoüýthashigaýzhi-ga. Thikaýge meýgoü, shoüý bthiý'axti thanaý'oüi
\tr I shall fail / though / still / do not speak against me on account of it! / Your friend / likewise, / still / I fail altogether / you «pl.» hear it
\rf jod 1890:702.4

\op shteýshtewoüý thaý'eoüýgithaýi-ga. Toüýwoügthoüý waxpaýthiü te aýhigi uwiýbtha eýe ha
\tr even if / pity «ye» me! / Nation / poor / the / much / I have told you / that is it / 
\rf jod 1890:702.5

\op bthiý'a te. Shi waiüý te iüýt'oüi shoüý awaý'i eteýde oüthiüýge ha. Moüýzeskaý shti
\tr I fail / the. / And / robe / the / I had it / the / I should have given to them, but / I have none / . / Money / too
\rf jod 1890:702.6

\op bthiýza-maýzhi. Ki niýkashiüýga-ma, xtaýwithaiý heýga-maýzhi. Daýdoü wi'iý-maýzhi tateý
\tr I have not received. / And / the people, / I love you «pl.» very much. / What / I shall not give to you
\rf jod 1890:702.7

\op iüýtha-maýzhi ha. Iýwit'aýbthai-maýzhi. Atoüý oüniýtai te shetoüý eoüýkithai shoüshoüý
\tr I am sad / . / I do not hate you «pl.». / How long / we live / the / so long / we have each other as kindred / always
\rf jod 1890:702.8

\op tateý. Thiý shoüýge t'oüý amaý gazoüý thanaýzhiü, aýdoü wathiýxpathiü shteýshtewoüýzhi
\tr shall. / You / those who have many horses / among / you stand, / therefore / you are poor / not by any means
\rf jod 1890:702.9

\op ha. Eýde wiý, shoüýge thiügeýadiýxti anaýzhiü. Bthuýga thuýtoüxti uwiýbtha.
\tr . / But / I / just where there are no horses / I stand. / All / very straight / I tell you.
\rf jod 1890:702.10

\op Niýkagaýhi noükaýshe, wanaýshe thithiýta thoükaý, niýkagaýhi izhiüýge noükaýshe, shi
\tr Ye who are chiefs, / soldier / your / they who are, / chief / his son / ye who are, / again
\rf jod 1890:702.11

\op niýkagaýhi izhoüýge-masheý shti, oüwoüýxpathiü eýgoü shoüý thaý'eoüýthathe te wiýbthahoüý
\tr chief / ye who are their daughters / too, / I am poor / as / still / you pity me / the / I pray to you
\rf jod 1890:702.12

\op shutheýathe. Oüwoüýxpathiü te shoüshoüý-xti-moüý, aýdoü the-maý niýkashiüýga-ma
\tr I send to you. / I am poor / the / I am continually, / therefore / these / the people
\rf jod 1890:702.13

\op ti-maý ithaýgaskoüýbthe shteýshtewoüý shoüý waýbthi'a tateý ebtheýgoü. Wiýbthahoüý te
\tr those who have come / I make the experiment / notwithstanding / still / I shall fail in regard to them / I think that. / I pray to you / the
\rf jod 1890:702.14

\op sheýna ha. Siüdeý-gtheshkaý edediý geýiüteý uthiýkie te iüwiüýth iýtha-ga. Waxiüýha
\tr enough / . / Spotted Tail / whether they «in pl.» are there / has spoken to you / the / to tell me / send hither. / Paper
\rf jod 1890:702.15

\op thoü bthiýze ha, tiýthathe. Miüýthumoüýshi wathaýte hiý teýdi bthiýze ha.
\tr the «ob.» / I have received it / , / you have sent it hither. / Noon / meal / arrived there / when / I received it / .
\rf jod 1890:702.16

\ti @{Shoügeý-ska} to Battiste, the Pawnee interpreter

\op Shoüý sheý niýkashiüýga eýthe wiýtaxti shuthaiý ha. Ki ieýska niükeý niýkagaýhi
\tr Now / that / person / kinsman / my real / have gone to you / . / And / interpreter / you who are / chief
\rf jod 1890:704.1

\op sheýnoüba tha'eýwathaýthe koübtheýgoü. Shoüý mazhoüý thoüý weýahiýde thoüýzha, waxpaýni
\tr those two only / you pity them / I hope. / And / land / the «ob.» / distant / though, / poor
\rf jod 1890:704.2

\op eýgoü thidoüýbe shuthaiý. Noüýde giýudoüxti washkaýxe koüýbtha. Uaýwathakoüýi
\tr as / to see you / have gone to you. / Heart / very good / you make them / I wish. / You aid us
\rf jod 1890:704.3

\op koüýbtha. Ki gaýte aýzhi wiüý uwiýbtha. Umoüýhoü itoüýge akaý edaýdoü oüýtha
\tr I wish. / And / that / another / one / I tell you. / Omaha / his sister / the «sub.» / what / he abandoned
\rf jod 1890:704.4

\op theý ge wiüý gikoüýthai, aýdoü thiýthahoü shutheýthai ha. Wiüý tha'iý ki, Umoüýhoü-maý
\tr he went / the «pl. in. ob.» / one / wishes her own, / therefore / to pray to you / she sends to you / . / One / you give her / if, / the Omahas
\rf jod 1890:704.5

\op athiüý waýthashiý tai. Ki Kushaýsha ihoüý eýthoüba uýwagithaý-ga ha. Ki e'oüý
\tr to keep it / you will employ them. / And / @{Kushaýsha} / his mother / she too / tell it to them / ! / And / how
\rf jod 1890:704.6

\op kiýshte, Kushaýsha waxiüýha wiüý gioüýkithe teý ha. Waýgazu iüwiüýtha eýiüte.
\tr even if, / @{Kushaýsha} / paper / one / he will send back to me / . / Straight / to tell me / whether.
\rf jod 1890:704.7

\op Ki sheý niýkashiüýga eýthe wiwiýta shuhiý ki, e'oüý shuhiý eýiüte awaýginaý'oü
\tr And / that / person / kinsman / my / reach you / if, / how / reach you / whether / I hear about them, my own
\rf jod 1890:704.8

\op koüýbtha. Waxiüýha ioüýthakitheý koüýbtha.
\tr I wish. / Paper / you send hither to me / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:704.9

\ti @{Wazhiüýga-sabe} to Battiste Deroin and @{Ke-gtheýze}

\op Shoüý Waýthutaýda amaý mazhoüý mashteý keýta gaxthoüý theý goüýthai kiýshte,
\tr And / Oto / the «pl. sub.» / land / warm / to the «ob.» / migrate / to go / they wish / even if,
\rf jod 1890:705.1

\op iüwiüýth iýtha-ga. Shi thaýzhi goüýtha-baýzhi kiýshte, thuýtoü iüwiüýth iýtha-ga.
\tr to tell me / send hither. / Again / not to go / they do not wish / even if, / straight / to tell me / send hither.
\rf jod 1890:705.2

\ti @{Unaýzhiü-ska} to @{Gahiýge}

\op Goüý agthiýi ha. Umaýhamaýdi agthiý eýgoü thaý'eoüýthai eýgoü iüýkoü-noüýi.
\tr Just / I have returned / . / To the Omahas / I have returned / as / they pity me / as / they have condoled with me as a rule.
\rf jod 1890:705.3

\op Dzhoý thiükeýdi agthiý eýgoü, eýdi anaýzhiü ha. Wathaýte uýdoüxti bthaýte oüýthexchi
\tr Joe / to him who / I have returned / as / there / I stand / . / Food / very good / I eat it / very gently
\rf jod 1890:705.4

\op oüýthiü. Sheýama Shaoüý amaý atiý-biamaý. Huýtoüga amaýdi atiý-biamaý. Shetoüý
\tr he keeps me. / Those / Dakota / the «pl. sub.» / have come, it is said. / Winnebago / to the «pl.» / have come, it is said. / So far
\rf jod 1890:705.5

\op watoüýba-maýzhi. Gasaýni shteýshte watoüýbe taý miüke. U'aýgthaxti-eýgoü agthiý ha
\tr I have not seen them. / To-morrow / or «some day» thereafter / I see them / will / I who. / I suffered greatly / I have come / 
\rf jod 1890:705.6

\op Ki shoüýge-maý shti uzheýthai eýgoü, shetoüý gashiýbe agthaý-maýzhi ha. Uaýwakieý te
\tr And / the horses / too / are tired / as, / so far / outside / I have not gone back / . / I talk to them / the «act»
\rf jod 1890:705.7

\op shti shetoüý-noü oüthoüýbthoü-shtewoü-maýzhi. Shoüý theýthu agthiý te iýshpahoü tai-eýgoü,
\tr too / so far only / I am far from having enough of it. / And / here / I have returned / the / you «pl.» know it / in order that «pl.»,
\rf jod 1890:705.8

\op uwiýbtha shutheýathai ha. Shoü mazhoüý theýthu agthiý te iüýshte nyuý iüýudoüýxti eýgoü
\tr I tell you / I send to you «pl.» / . / And / land / here / I have returned / the / merely / to breathe / is very good for me
\rf jod 1890:705.9

\op ha. Shoü pahoüýga oüwoüýdoübaiý ge eýgoü shoüshoüýxti gthiüý amaý ha. Ki
\tr . / And / before / we saw them / the «pl. in. ob.» / so / continually / are sitting / . / And
\rf jod 1890:705.10

\op wamuýske shti bthuýga ugiýzhi ameýgoü, uýdoüxti gthiüý amaý ha. Shoü e'oüý theý
\tr wheat / too / all / as they have planted their own, / very good / they are sitting / . / And / how / this
\rf jod 1890:706.1

\op moübthiüý te goüý wisiýthai moübthiüý. Shoü theýthu agthiý te theýama waýxe amaý
\tr I walk / the / at any rate / I remember you «pl.» / I walk. / And / here / I returned / the / these / white people / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:706.2

\op uýdoüxti watoüýbe ha. Shoü uýshkoü wabthiýpi-maýzhi piý oüshkaýxe tethoüýzha, aniýta
\tr very good / I see them / . / And / deed / I did them «?» wrong / I was returning / you made «+reckoned» me / although, in the past, / I live
\rf jod 1890:706.3

\op koübtheýgoü, eýgimoü ha. Shoü umoüýthiüka aýnashteýshte aniýta koübthegoü, aoüýhe:
\tr I hoped, / I did that / . / And / season / how many soever / I live / I hoped, / I fled:
\rf jod 1890:706.4

\op wakeýga te noüýape ha. Sheýama waýshniü thanaýzhiü-ma tha'eýwathatheýxti koüý
\tr sick / the / I feared the seen danger / . / Those / you keep them / you stand the ones who / you have great pity on them / Oh that
\rf jod 1890:706.5

\op ebtheýgoü ha, ithaýdithaiý thiýe waýwikeý ha. Shoüý eýskana ithaýe te thuýtoüxti uýwathaýgishnaý
\tr I think that / , / agent / you / I mean you / . / And / oh that / I speak / the / very straight / you tell them
\rf jod 1890:706.6

\op ebtheýgoü ha. ... Sheýma uaýwakiýzhi-ma, iüýnoüha, iýdawaýthe-ma
\tr I think that / . / Those / those who are my near kindred, / my mothers, / the ones who gave me birth
\rf jod 1890:706.7

\op waýkihiýda-ga; watiýzaxti awaýgitoübe koüýbtheýgoü ha Noükaý-t'oüi eýshti eýgoü
\tr attend thou to them; / all together / I see them, my own / I hope / : / Has-a-Back / he too / so
\rf jod 1890:706.8

\op waýkihiýde koübtheýgoü, uaýwakiýzhi-maý. Shaýhieýtha iüdaýdi eýshti eýgoü sheýma uaýwakiýzhi-ma
\tr he attends to them / I hope, / those who are my near kindred. / Cheyenne / my father / he too / so / those / those who are my near kindred
\rf jod 1890:706.9

\op waýkihiýde koübtheýgoü. Moüchuý-naýzhiü ethoüýba gaýthoü wi'iýi. Waýthutaýda
\tr he attends to them / I hope. / Standing Grizzly bear / he too / that «ob.» / I give to you «pl.». / Oto
\rf jod 1890:706.10

\op thoükaýdi oügaýgthi teýdi shoüýge duýba waýshniü thakiý-bi, eý tiýthai ha, eý te Badiýze
\tr to the «pl.» / we came back / when / horse / four / you had reached there again with them, it was said, / that / they sent hither / , / said / Battiste
\rf jod 1890:706.11

\op akaý. Ki wiüoüýwataýtoü shoüýge-ma waýthiü kiý eýiüte iüwiüýtha iýtha-ga ha,
\tr the «sub.» / And / whence / the horses / they reached there again with them / if / to tell me / send hither / !
\rf jod 1890:706.12

\op Gahiýge.
\tr @{Gahiýge}.
\rf jod 1890:706.13

\ti @{Unaýzhiü-ska} to @{Weýs'a-toüýga}

\op Oüýba theýthu Shaoüý amaý watoüýbe ha, Umaýha tiýi thoüýdi. Oüýdoübai
\tr Day / here / Dakota / the «pl. subj.» / I saw them / , / Omaha / village in the. / They saw me
\rf jod 1890:707.1

\op eýgoü thaý'eoüýthexti iüýkoüi ha. Iüýtha-maýzhi chaýbe. "Awaýdi neý- goü
\tr as / they pitied me exceedingly / they condoled with me / . / I am sad / very. / Where / you went / as
\rf jod 1890:707.2

\op noüýde waxpaýni- wathaýthai, xeaýwathaýthai," iüthiüýgai theýama. Thoüýzha, "Wanaýshe,
\tr anxious / you «pl.» have made us / you «pl.» have made us weep, / they said the foregoing to me / these. / Though, / Policemen,
\rf jod 1890:707.3

\op thiýe oüýwoüzhoüýi," eheý. "Zhiügaýxchi the-maý giýthazhiwathaýthai, wanaýshe-maýshe." Shoüý
\tr you are they who caused me the trouble, / I said. / Very small / these ones «pl. ob.» / you have made them sad, / O ye policemen? / Yet
\rf jod 1890:707.4

\op uýshkoü u'aýgtha ke noüýde wiýta ithoüýathe thoü eoüýkigoüýi ha, giýtha-bazhiýxtioüýi.
\tr deed / I suffer / the «coll.» / heart / my / I put it in / the «ob.» / they were like me / , / they were very sad.
\rf jod 1890:707.5

\op Umaýha amaý edaýbe noüýde eýkigoüýxtioüýi thoüýzha, e'oüý tateý oüthoüýbahoüýzhi.
\tr Omaha / the «pl. sub.» / also / heart / they are very similar / though, / what the matter / shall «be» / we two do not know it.
\rf jod 1890:708.1

\op Eý uwiýbtha shutheýathai. E'oüý shkaýxai ge woüýete wiüaýxchi eýgoü ukiýhai-ga.
\tr That / I tell you / I send to you. / How / you do / the scattered «in an. obj.» / at least this one time / just one / as / follow it for yourselves.
\rf jod 1890:708.2

\op Eýgoü neý shti ukiýt'e giýthazhiwathaýthe-noüýi. Beýgitheýxti eýde shoüý tha'eýthithe chaýbe-noüýi.
\tr So only / [See note.] / too / nation / you have usually made them sad. / A total stranger / but yet / they pitied you / very usually.
\rf jod 1890:708.3

\op Keý, iüýtexi eýgoü sheýhe. Shi gaýte ukoüýha. Shi goüý uwiýbtha shutheýathai.
\tr Come! / hard for me / as / I say that. / Again / that / apart. / Again / so / I tell you / I send to you.
\rf jod 1890:708.4

\op Shetoüý uaýgashoü tateý hiýazhi, itaýxataýthishoü ke. Etaý keý shtewoüý shoüý noüýde
\tr That far / I travel / shall / it has not reached, / towards the head of the river / the «lg. ob.». / There / the «lg. ob.» / notwithstanding / yet / heart
\rf jod 1890:708.5

\op ke eýgoü taiýt ebtheýgoü. Etaý amaý iýe etaiý ge anaý'oü thoüýzha, eýshti iýe
\tr the «coll. ?» / so / shall / I think. / There / the «pl. sub.» / word / their / the «pl. ob.» / I hear it / though, / they too / word
\rf jod 1890:708.6

\op ukoüýadixtioüý wiý aýthiühetaýthishoü thoüýzha, "Wiüýkextioüýi aýhoü" ebtheýgoü. Atoüý
\tr are altogether at one side / I / towards me as I move / though, / They have spoken the full truth /  «in soliloquy»! / I think. / When
\rf jod 1890:708.7

\op eý ithaýpahoü kiý, waxiüýha wiüý shuhiý ete haý shiý. Hauý-ha! Waxiüýha wiüý iügaýxai
\tr tiI / know about it / if «in future». / paper / one / it reaches you / may /  / again. / Well! / Paper / one / they make it for me
\rf jod 1890:708.8

\op koüýbtha, ithaýdithaiý-a! Ithaýdithaiý thaý'eoüýthatheýxti koübtheýgoü teý-noü shoüýshoüxti bthiüý.
\tr I wish, / O agent! / Agent / you pity me greatly / I hoped / usually / I really continue.
\rf jod 1890:708.9

\op Sheý piý te edaýdoü miüý-mazhi ha. Waxiüýha btheýkaxchi miüý agthiý ha. Ki
\tr That / I reached / the / what / I did not wear as a robe / . / Paper «&or calico» / very thin / I wore as a robe / I came back / . / And
\rf jod 1890:708.10

\op niýashiüýga-ma eýe ha, thaý'eoüýthai te ithaýdithaiý uýdoüxti oügaýthithiüý eýskoü btheýgoü
\tr the people / said it / , / they pitied me / the / agent / very good / we had you / I thought / that
\rf jod 1890:708.11

\op thoüýshti. Eýe ha, ithaýsht-oüthaýth eýgoü ha, thoüýzha edaýdoü te niý'a eýgoü eýgoü aýhoü
\tr formerly «&i. &e. , not now». / That is it / , / you, my friend, have made me ashamed / somewhat / , / though / what / the / you failed at / somewhat / so /  «in soliloquy»!
\rf jod 1890:708.12

\op ebtheýgoü ha. Wathaýshk uthaýket'oü kiý, uýdoü ithaýpahoü teýiüte ebtheýgoü.
\tr I think that / . / You try / you acquire it / if, / good / I know it / might «in past» / I think that.
\rf jod 1890:708.13

\op Wathaýshkoü tethoüýzha, niý'a teýha, ebtheýgoü. Ki sheýama shoüý-noü wetheýwashkoüý-noü
\tr You tried / though, in the past, / you failed / perhaps, / I think. / And / those / at any rate «?» / you make efforts for them
\rf jod 1890:708.14

\op shoüýshoü koübtheýgoü. Ithaýdithaiý 'oüýxtioüýthigitheýgoüi thoüýshti. Iüdaýd uýdoü
\tr always / I hope. / Agent / we regarded you, our own, too highly / in the past. / What / good
\rf jod 1890:708.15

\op wetheýshkaxe te wiýeshte ithaýpahoü-maýzhi ha. Thoüýzha edaýdoü wiüý eýwoü teýshte
\tr you made for us / the / I for my part / I do not know about it / . / Though / what / one / is causing the trouble
\rf jod 1890:708.16

\op eýgoü aýhoü ebtheýgoü. Shoüý iýe aýhigiýxti wi'iý tateý shte shi iüýtexi eýgoü ha.
\tr so /  «in thought»! / I think. / Yet / word / very many / I give you / shall / even / again / hard for me / somewhat / .
\rf jod 1890:708.17

\op Sheýna goüý shoüý ithaýe te, goüý thanaý'oü t ebtheýgoü, eýgoü goüý uwiýbtha
\tr Enough / so / at any rate / I have spoken / the, / so / you hear it / will / I think, / so / thus / I tell you
\rf jod 1890:708.18

\op ithaýdithaiý-a! Gaýtegoüý sheýna, ithaýdithaiý-a! Goüýki niýashiüýga wiüý t'e gthiýthathaiý- de
\tr O agent! / Thus / enough, / O agent! / And then / person / one / died / you have sent back when
\rf jod 1890:708.19

\op ithaýpahoü-maýzhi ha. Wanaýshe toüýga t'eýe ha eshaiý- de ithaýpahoü-maýzhi ha.
\tr I do not know him / . / Policeman / large / is dead /  / you said / when / I do not know him / .
\rf jod 1890:709.1

\op Eý thuýtoü anaý'oü koüýbtha ha. Shoüý niýashiüýga that'aiý te eý waýgazu tiý a. Eý
\tr That / straight / I hear it / I wish / . / Now / person / you have died / the / that / correct / has come / ? / That
\rf jod 1890:709.2

\op Wanaýshe toüýga enaýxchi aýthixuýde ha. Niýashiüýga gtheýbahiýwiü ke eýdi gtheýba-saýtoü
\tr Policeman / large / that only / not plain / . / Person / one hundred / and besides / fifty
\rf jod 1890:709.3

\op ki eýdi noüýba that'aiý te waýgazu ithaýpahoü agthiý. Aýgahaýdi shi aýna that'aiý
\tr and / besides / two / you died / the / straight / I knew it / I came back. / Besides / again / how many / you have died
\rf jod 1890:709.4

\op te sheý waýthawa baxuý oü'iý ithaýi-ga. Goüý gaýchegoüý ha, Weýs'a-toüýga ithaýdithaiý
\tr the / that / counting them / writing / give to me / send to me. / And / thus it is / , / Big Snake / agent
\rf jod 1890:709.5

\op ethoüýba.
\tr he too.
\rf jod 1890:709.6

\ti Lion to Battiste Deroin.
\dt December 12, 1878

\op Wabaýgtheze tioüýthakitheý thoü bthiýze oüýbatheý. Wabaýgtheze bthiýze teýdi
\tr Letter / you have sent hither to me / the «ob.» / I have received it / to-day. / Letter / I have received it / when
\rf jod 1890:710.1

\op noüýde iüthiüýudoüý-xti-moüý. Niýkashiüýga wanoüýzhu-maýdi eýde niýkashiüýga wiüý
\tr heart / I had it very good for me. / People / among the threshers / but / people / one
\rf jod 1890:710.2

\op noüt'aiý thoüýzha, shetoüý niýta zhoüý. Ithaýpahoü-maýzhi niýta teýshte, t'eý teýshte
\tr killed by the machine / though, / so far / alive / lies. / I do not know it / whether he will live, / whether he will die
\rf jod 1890:710.3

\op ithaýpahoü-maýzhi. Izhaýzhe te Kishkeý isoüýga, Moüchuý-pa eý. Piýazhi te heýgazhi gaýxai
\tr I do not know. / His name / the / @{Kishkeý} / his younger brother, / @{Moüchuý-pa} / that. / Bad / the / not a little / was made
\rf jod 1890:710.4

\op zhuýga bthuýga. Weýnoüzhu ak eýwoüi.
\tr body / whole. / Threshing-machine / the «sub.» / caused it.
\rf jod 1890:710.5

\op Hau. Niýkagaýhi noükaýshe, ieýska niükeýshe, wathaýshkoü koübtheýgoü aýdoü
\tr «paragraph» / Ye who are chiefs, / interpreter / you who are, / you make an effort / I hope / therefore
\rf jod 1890:711.1

\op ushkuýdoü wathaýkishkoüý koüýbtha. Wathaýshkoü taý-bi eheý te, shiüýgazhiüýga
\tr to do good deeds / you exert yourselves / I wish. / That you are to persevere / I said it / the, / child
\rf jod 1890:711.2

\op wabaýgtheze aýthadewathaýkithe eheý te, eý aýwake. Niýkashiüýga aýna niüý eýiüte
\tr book / you cause them to read / I said it / the, / that / I mean it. / People / how many / you are / it may be
\rf jod 1890:711.3

\op toüýde wathaýshkoü thitoüýi-ga. Wathaýshkoü taý-bi eheý te, eý aýwake. Eýskana
\tr ground / you persevere / work ye! / That you are to persevere / I said / the, / that / I mean. / Oh that
\rf jod 1890:711.4

\op shi ithaýdithaiý thiükeý sheý doüýbethakithaiý koübtheýgoü. Wabaýgtheze thoü uthiýkoüi
\tr again / agent / the one who / that / you cause him to see it / I hope. / Letter / the «ob.» / it helps you
\rf jod 1890:711.5

\op koübtheýgoü, washkoüý koüýbtha.
\tr I hope, / he makes an effort / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:711.6

\op Hau. Niýkashiüýga sheýma aýma-maý edaýdoü edaiý shteýshtewoü iýa-bazhiýi-ga,
\tr «paragraph» / Person / those / the others / what / they say what / soever / do not speak,
\rf jod 1890:711.7

\op wadoüýba-bazhiýi-ga. Niýkashiüýga sheýthu iýhe gthiý thiü Poüýka niýkagaýhi thiükeý theýthu
\tr do not look at them. / Person / yonder / passed / he who was returning / Ponka / chief / the one who / here
\rf jod 1890:711.8

\op gthiý ha. Gthiý teýdi toüýbe teýdi iüýtha-maýzhi eýde shetoüý uaýkia-maýzhi waýgazu.
\tr has returned / . / He returned / when / I saw him / when / I was sad / but / so far / I have not spoken to him / straight.
\rf jod 1890:711.9

\op Umoüýhoü ithaýdithaiý akaý niýkagaýhi edaýbe waýgazu giaýxai tediýhi ki, thanaý'oü taiteý,
\tr Omaha / agent / the «sub.» / chief / also / straight / they make for him / when it shall reach, / you shall hear it,
\rf jod 1890:711.10

\op niýkagaýhi noükaýshe, Waýthutaýda noükaýshe, ieýska niükeýshe edaýbe.
\tr ye who are chiefs, / ye who are Otos, / you who are the interpreter / also.
\rf jod 1890:711.11

\op Hau. Uýshkoü wiwiýta te thanaý'oü tai, weýthigthoü wiwiýta te. Niýkashiüýga
\tr «paragraph» / Deed / my / the / ye will hear it, / decision / my / the. / Indian
\rf jod 1890:711.12

\op ukeýthiü ikaýgeawaýtha-maýzhi ha; thinaýxchi ikaýgewithaiý. Shaoüý amaý atiýi eýde
\tr common / I do not have them for my friends /  / you only / I have you for friends. / Dakota / the «pl. sub.» / have come / but
\rf jod 1890:711.13

\op uaýwakia-maýzhi. Uaýwakia-maýzhi agthaiý. Ikaýgeawaýtha-maýzhi eheý te. Niýkagaýhi
\tr I did not speak to them. / I did not speak to them / they went back. / I did not have them for friends / I said / the. / Chief
\rf jod 1890:711.14

\op amaý iüsh'aýge amaý eý eýwoüi; aýdoü ikaýgeawaýtha-maýzhi, uaýwakia-maýzhi. Enaýxchi
\tr the «pl. sub.» / old man / the «pl. sub.» / that / caused it; / therefore / I did not have them for friends, / I did not speak to them. / They only
\rf jod 1890:711.15

\op ikaýgewaýthe goüýthai te iüsh'aýge amaý, e-noüýi niýkagaýhi amaý. Shoüý niýkashiüýga
\tr to have them for friends / wished / the / old man / the «pl. sub.», / they only / chief / the «pl. sub.». / And / person
\rf jod 1890:711.16

\op themaý waýxe-ma, mazhoüý theýthu nazhiüý-ma zaniý ikaýgeawaýthe ha. Shoüý ushkuýdoüxti
\tr these «pl. ob.» / the white people, / land / here / those who stand / all / I have them for friends / . / And / doing very good deeds
\rf jod 1890:711.17

\op ke edaýdoü ithaýkipaýxe pahoüýgadiýtoü ke eýgizhoü koüýbthaxti. Piýazhi teý ki, thiý
\tr the / what / I did for myself / from the first / the / you do that / I strongly desire. / Bad / will / if, / you
\rf jod 1890:711.18

\op shkaýxa-baýzhi wiýkoübthaiý. Shiüýgazhiüýga tha'eýwathagithaý-ba wathiýtoü washkoüýi-ga.
\tr you do it not / I wish for you «pl.». / Child / do pity them your own and «pl.» / to work / persevere ye!
\rf jod 1890:711.19

\op Ediý ki, Wakoüýda akaý tha'eýthithe taiý, ki edaýdoü shteýshte uýdoü thiýgaxe taiý. Shoü
\tr In that case, / God / the «sub.» / will pity you, / and / what / soever / good / will do for you. / And
\rf jod 1890:712.1

\op oüwoüýthakieý wabaýgtheze tiýthathe te noüýde iüýud eýgoü, eýskana uýdoüxti moüniüý
\tr you spoke to me / letter / you sent hither / the / heart / good for me / as, / oh that / very good / you walk
\rf jod 1890:712.2

\op koübtheýgoü. Niýkashiüýga sheýthoüka gthaýdiüaýta atheý goüýtha thoüka eýgithoü-bazhiýi-ga.
\tr I hope. / Person / those / across / to go / the ones who wish it / do not say anything to «them»
\rf jod 1890:712.3

\op Eýgitheýgoü eýgishe taiý. Eýgithoü-bazhiýi-ga. Shoüý wiýshti oüwoüýxpani thoüýzha, shoüý
\tr Beware / you say to / lest. / Say it not to «them». / And / I too / I am poor / though, / yet
\rf jod 1890:712.4

\op wathiýtoü te eý uýdoü ha. Keý, sheýna uwiýbtha shutheýathai.
\tr to work / the / that / good / . / Come, / enough / I tell you / I send to you.
\rf jod 1890:712.5

\ti @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} to @{Hexaýka-maýni}, @{Ishtaý-zhoüzhoüý}, and @{Ptewakaü-inazhiü}.
\dt December 21, 1878

\op Niýkagaýhi-maý, kageýha, uýshkoü weýshpahoü iüthiýgoüthai eýgoü sheoüýtha-baýzhii
\tr The chief «pl. obj.», / my friend, / deed / you knew us / we desired for you / as / we paid no attention to it
\rf jod 1890:713.1

\op ha, thakiýthagthaiý teýdi. Iüýtoü weýtha-baýzhii. Ki thakiýthagthaiý teýdi iüýtoü weýpibaýzhii.
\tr . / you had gone back / when. / Now / we are sad. / And / you had gone back / when / now / bad for us «unfortunate».
\rf jod 1890:713.2

\op Gaý waxiüýha shutheýathe thoüýzha, eýskana iýe uýdoüxti wigiýna'oüýi koüýbtha.
\tr That / paper / I send to you / though, / oh that / word / very good / I hear from you, my own «pl.» / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:713.3

\op Uxtheýxti waxiüýha ioüýthakitheý te. Shoüý eýskana iýe uýdoüxti winaý'oüi
\tr Very soon / paper / you send hither to me / will. / And / oh that / word / very good / I hear from you, «pl.»
\rf jod 1890:713.4

\op koübtheýgoü. Niýkashiüýga juýba ukoüýh oüthiüý weaýshpahoüýi; ukoüýha oümoüýthiüi.
\tr I hope. / Person / some / apart from the rest / we are / you know us; / apart from the rest / we walk.
\rf jod 1890:713.5

\op Thiýskieý ukoüýh oügatoüý oüýguiýha-baýzhi. Sheoüýthitha-bazhiýxti thagthaiý, ki wathaýte
\tr All together / apart / we who stand / we do not follow them. / We disregarded you altogether / you went back, / and / food
\rf jod 1890:713.6

\op oüthiý'i-bazhiýxti thagthaiý weýpi-baýzhi.
\tr we gave you none at all / you went back / bad for us.
\rf jod 1890:713.7

\ti @{Moüchuý-noüýba} to @{Mato-maza}, a Yankton

\op Shoüý thitiýgoü meýgoü wiýbthahoü shutheýathe taiý miükeý. Niýkashiüýga amaý theýama
\tr And / your grandfather / likewise / I pray to you / I will send to you «pl. sub.» / these
\rf jod 1890:714.1

\op Hexaýga-moüýthiü juýba zhuýwagthe ti-maý ti wiýtaxti tiýi ha. Wathaýte daýdoü bthaýte
\tr Walking Elk / some / those with whom he came / house / my own / came hither / . / Food / what / I ate
\rf jod 1890:714.2

\op woüýdoü zhuaýwagtheýgoü, wathaýte thashtoüý shugthaiý. Shoüý uaýgthashiýge taý miüke.
\tr together / I having been with them, / food / finished eating it / they went back to you. / And / I will complain of my own «tribe».
\rf jod 1890:714.3

\op Iüýtha-maýzhi uaýgtha taý miüke. Umoüýhoü amaý theýama niýkagaýhi amaý sheýnuzhiüýga
\tr I am displeased / I will tell of my own. / Omahas / the «pl. sub.» / these / chief / the «pl. sub.» / young men
\rf jod 1890:714.4

\op ama edaýbe, "Keý, uýwa'iýi-ga," eheý ki, washtaý-baýzhi oüýthiü-noü moüthiüýi, aýdoü
\tr the «pl. sub.» / also, / Come, / give ye food to them, / I said / when, / not sparing them «articles of food» / having me / they walked, / therefore
\rf jod 1890:714.5

\op umoüýthiüka wiüý iüýtha-maýzhi tateý ebtheýgoü. Shoüý aýdoü theýama Umoüýhoü amaý
\tr season / one / I shall be displeased / I think it. / And / therefore / these / Omaha / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:714.6

\op iüýku nazhiüýi. Bthaý-maýzhi-noü-moüý. "Oüwoüýkega," eheý. Iýe oüwoüýha-maýzhi
\tr inviting me / they stand. / I make it a rule not to go. / I am sick, / I say. / Word / I am not followed
\rf jod 1890:714.7

\op oüthoüýwoükeýgai. Hexaýga-moüýthiü, "Maýthe duýba watoüýba-maýzhi taiý," eý shagthaiý.
\tr I am sick on account of / Walking Elk, / Winter / four / I shall not see them, / said / went back to you.
\rf jod 1890:714.8

\op Sheýna goüý iýutha shutheýathe. Goüý thitiýgoü gthiý doüýshteoüýi ki, waxiüýha itiýze
\tr Enough / at any rate / news / I send to you. / And / your grandfather / has returned / even if «?» / when, / paper / together
\rf jod 1890:714.9

\op shtoüýbe taiý.
\tr you will see it.
\rf jod 1890:714.10

\ti Louis Sanssouci to William Parry

\op Waxiüýha wiýpaxe te eheý te iýe eýgoüxti agiýpaxe koüýbtha. Toüýwoügthoü
\tr Paper / I make to you / will / I said / the / word / just so / I make my own / I wish. / Nation
\rf jod 1890:715.1

\op zaniýxti niýe wathiüýgai. Ki niýe wathiüýgai shoüý eteý etheýwathe. Iýutha oüthiüýge
\tr all / we have no pain. / And / we have no pain / as it should be / may / reasonable. / News / I have none
\rf jod 1890:715.2

\op thoüýzha, shoüý iýe ewiýgeheý te eýgoü agiýpaxe koüýbtha. Athuýhage theýthu thatiý te,
\tr though, / yet / word / I said that to you / the / so / I make my own / I wish. / Last / here / you came hither / the,
\rf jod 1890:715.3

\op "Ieýska te anoüýshtoü taý miüke," eheý, ebtheýgoü. Ki eýgoü paýxe thoüýzha, niýkagaýhi
\tr Interpreter / the / I will stop walking, / I said, / I think it. / And / so / I have done / though, / chief
\rf jod 1890:715.4

\op amaý giýshoü-xti-baýzhi ebtheýgoü thoüýzha, wiý eaýtoü aýmoü tateý oüthiüýge ebtheýgoü,
\tr the «pl. sub.» / were not fully satisfied / I thought / though, / I / how / I shall do / I have none / I thought,
\rf jod 1890:715.5

\op anoüýshtoü ha. Eýdi uweýdi-maýzhi. Oügiýkoüthaiý ki, ithaýdithaiý thiükeý uthuýkie taiý,
\tr I stopped walking / . / There / I am not in it. / They wish me, their own / if, / agent / the «ob.» / let them talk with him about it,
\rf jod 1890:715.6

\op oügiýkoütha-baýzhi kiýshte, shi eýgithoü taiý. Wiýmiükeýdi e'oüý thiügeý. Gahiýe
\tr they do not want me, their own / even if, / again / let them say it to him. / With reference to me / there is no cause for complaint «against them». / Council
\rf jod 1890:715.7

\op toüýga wiü oügaýxai. Ithaýdithaiý thiükeý oüwoüýshi eýgoü, eýgoü eýpaxe, eýde gahiý
\tr great / one / we have made. / Agent / the «st. one» / asked «&or employed» me / as, / so / I did for him, / but / council
\rf jod 1890:715.8

\op ieý uýshkoü goüýthai te eýgoüxti oügaýxai. Sheýta shubtheý koübtheýde e'oüý tateý iüte.
\tr word / deed / they wished / the / just so / we made it. / Yonder / I go to you / I wish, but / how / it shall be is uncertain.
\rf jod 1890:715.9

\op Ishtaý theýthoü zeoüýthai eýgoü shubtheý koüýbtha. Waýxe oüguýtai amaý iüwiüýkoü goüýthai
\tr Eye / this / they practice on me / so / I go to you / I wish. / White people / our / the «pl. sub.» / to help me / wish
\rf jod 1890:715.10

\op ha. Niýkashiüýga thithiýta amaý waýxe amaý iüwiüýkoüi te eýgoü taý-biteý eshneýgoü
\tr . / Person / your / the «pl. sub.» / white people / the «pl. sub.» / they helped me / the «past act» / so that they shall be / you think it
\rf jod 1890:715.11

\op a. Ikaýgewithaiý eýskoübtheýgoü aýdoü iýe te eýgipe ha. Uxtheýxchi iýe te xaýtha
\tr ? / I have you «pl.» for friends / I think so / therefore / word / the / I have said it «what precedes» / . / Very soon / word / the / back again
\rf jod 1890:715.12

\op tiýiüthiüýthakitheý koübtheýgoü, kageýha. Thikaýge-ma uýwagithaý-ga, Miükaý'e shti.
\tr you will cause some one to bring my own hither / I hope, / my friend. / Your friends / tell it to them, / Star / too.
\rf jod 1890:715.13

\ti @{Ishtaýthabi} to @{Shuükixowe}.
\dt January 14, 1879

\op Tahoüýha, niýkashiüýga thithiýta thoükaý witoüýbe koüýbtha. Niýkashiüýga zhuýwathaýgthe
\tr Brother-in-law, / people / your / the ones who / I see you «sing.» / I wish. / People / you with them
\rf jod 1890:716.1

\op thoükaý witoüýbe koüýbtha. Iüsh'aýgexti shiý ki, edaýdoü iýwipaýxe koüýbtha ha.
\tr the ones who / I see you «sing.» / I wish. / Very old man / you reach / when, / what / I make for you by means of / I wish / 
\rf jod 1890:716.2

\op Niýkagaýhi Moüchuý-noüýba akaý iügaýxai ha, aýdoü shubtheý koüýbtha, niýkashiüýga
\tr Chief / @{Moüchuý-noüýba} / the «sub.» / has done for me / , / therefore / I go to you / I wish, / people
\rf jod 1890:716.3

\op thithiýta thoükaý witoüýbe koüýbtha theý uxtheýxchi. Washaýkathuýde eýe ha, toüýbe
\tr your / the ones who / I see you / I wish / this / very soon. / @{Washaýkathuýde} / it is he / , / I see him
\rf jod 1890:716.4

\op koüýbtha thiükeý: e toüýbe taiý ha, niýkagaýhi akaý. Goüýki uxtheýxchi gaýthoü
\tr I wish / the one who: / him / I see / will / , / chief / the «sub.». / And then / very soon / that «cv. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:716.5

\op shtoüýbe ki, tahoüýha, waxiüýha wiü tioüýkithaý-ga. Akiýgthishtoüý-xti-moüý ha.
\tr you see / when, / O brother-in-law, / paper / one / send hither to me. / I have fully prepared myself for it / 
\rf jod 1890:716.6

\op Niýkashiüýga 'oüý akaý wabaýxukithaýthiüi akaý eý baxuýi te, wiüý bthiýze-noü-moüý.
\tr Indian / how / the «sub.» / he whom they have as their amanuensis / he / write / when, / one / I usually receive it.
\rf jod 1890:716.7

\ti @{Toüwoü-gaxe-zhiüga} to A. B. Meacham.
\dt January 16, 1879

\op Huýtoüga shoüýge weýmoüthoüý waweýshi koüýbtha, tigoüýha. Shoüýge gtheýbahiýwiü
\tr Winnebago / horse / they stole from us / pay / I wish, / O Grandfather. / Horse / a hundred
\rf jod 1890:717.1

\op aýta weýnashaiý ha. Pahoüýgadi Isoüýyati shoüýge gtheýbahiýwiü ki eýdi
\tr and over / they snatched from us / . / Formerly / Santee / horse / a hundred / and / besides
\rf jod 1890:717.2

\op gtheýba-peýthabthiü iüýnashai eýgoü, waweýshi koüýbtha, tigoüýha. ...
\tr eighty / took from me / as, / pay / I wish, / O Grandfather.
\rf jod 1890:717.3

\op Waýgazuýxti oünaý'oü oügoüýthai, tigoüýha. Mazhoüý thoü agthiýtoü ha: waxiüýha sagiý
\tr Very straight / we hear it / we wish, / O grandfather. / Land / the «ob.» / I work my own /  / paper / hard
\rf jod 1890:717.4

\op koüýbtha. Sheýthiü ithaýdithaiý bthuýga uthuýakieý bthiýshtoü iýe te athiüý shugtheýakithe, shi
\tr I wish. / That «mv. ob.» / agent / all / I have talked to him about it / I have finished / word / the / I cause him to take it back to you, / again
\rf jod 1890:717.5

\op gaýthoü waxiüýha shutheýathe. Shoüý awaý'e tediýhi ki, iüýtexi tat eýskoübtheýgoü,
\tr that «ob.» / paper / I send to you. / And / I plow / when the time comes, / hard for me / shall / I think that.
\rf jod 1890:717.6

\op shoüý eýdi eýskana moüýzeska juýba iüýtheýshpaha koübtheýgoü. Shoüý, tigoüýha,
\tr yet / there / oh that / money / some / you show to me / I hope. / And, / O Grandfather,
\rf jod 1890:717.7

\op sheýna uwiýbtha. Uwiýbtha te eýskana eýgoüxti iütheýshkaxe koübtheýgoü. Itiýgoüthaiý
\tr enough / I have told you. / I have told you / the / oh that / just so / you do for me / I hope. / Grandfather
\rf jod 1890:717.8

\op shniükeý, wiýbthahoüý ha. Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü weýgithiýgthoü shniükeý, wiýbthahoü.
\tr you who are, / I pray to you / . / Indian / common / the one who plans for them / you who are, / I pray to you.
\rf jod 1890:717.9

\op Goüý gaýte sheýna wiýbthahoü ha. Ki uýshkoü aýzhi shi wiüý uwiýbtha taý miüke.
\tr And / that / enough / I pray to you / . / And / deed / another / again / one / I will tell you.
\rf jod 1890:717.10

\op Eýskana edaýdoü iüýtexi ke wathiýshnaxti witoüýbe uthuýwikieý koübtheýgoü. Eýskana
\tr Oh that / what / difficult for me / the «coll.»? / very plainly / I see you / I talk to you about it / I hope. / Oh that
\rf jod 1890:717.11

\op eneýgoüxti iütheýshkaxe koübtheýgoü. Edeý teýdoü ebtheýgoü aýwinaý'oü taý miüke.
\tr just so you think / you do for me / I hope. / What will he say? «a soliloquy» / I think / I will hear from you.
\rf jod 1890:717.12

\op eýskana iýe te niýze koübtheýgoü. Shoüý edeýshe ki, uxtheýxchi gthiýthathe tat eýskoü
\tr Oh that / word / the «ob.» / you take it / I hope. / And / what you say / if, / very soon / you cause to return hither / shall / so
\rf jod 1890:717.13

\op oüthoüýthai.
\tr we think.
\rf jod 1890:717.14

\ti @{Miüxaý-ska} to @{Maza-nap'iü}, a Yankton.
\dt January 25, 1879

\op Negiýha, shubtheý taý miüke. Ki witoüýge shti iüýnoühaý shti watoüýbe koüýbtha.
\tr Mother's brother, / I will go to you. / And / my sister / too / my mother / too / I see them / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:719.1

\op Oüýba goüý oüwoüýxpani goüý witoüýbe koüýbtha goüý shubtheý taý miüke. Iüýnoühaý
\tr Day / as / I am poor / as / I see you / I wish / as / I will go to you. / My mother
\rf jod 1890:719.2

\op t'eý te shetoüý iüdaýdi waxpaýni haýdoü witoüýbe koübthaý-xti-moüý ha. Hiüdaý, goüý
\tr died / so far / my father / poor / , therefore / I see you / I have a strong desire / . / Let me see, / as
\rf jod 1890:719.3

\op miüaýgthoü goüý oüwoüýxpani goüý witoüýbe koübthaý-xti-moüý ha. Ki Wiheý shti
\tr I have taken a wife / as / I am poor / as / I see you / I have a strong desire / . / And / Fourth sister / too
\rf jod 1890:719.4

\op iüýchoü waýthixe goüý eýgoü thanaý'oü taýi ebtheýgoü shutheýathe. Ki thatiýi teshti edaýdoü
\tr now / has taken a husband / as / so / you will hear it / I think it / I send to you. / And / you came / in the past, too / what
\rf jod 1890:719.5

\op abthiüý-maýzhi haýdoü thithiüýge-noü thagthaiý. Ki Umoüýhoü Badiýze shutheý taý-thiükeý,
\tr I had not I / , therefore / you without any usually / you went back. / And / Omaha / Battiste / he is the one who will go to you,
\rf jod 1890:719.6

\op waýwoü. Ki eýdi shubtheý taý miüke. Poüýka noüýba eýshti shatheý taý akaý. (Sheýna
\tr to dance the pipe dance. / And / there / I will go to you. / Ponka / two / they too / will go of their own accord to you. / (Enough
\rf jod 1890:719.7

\op eteýgoü ha. Sheýna taý aka.)
\tr it may be / . / Enough / it will be.)
\rf jod 1890:719.8

\ti @{Shoügeý-ska} to @{Wiyakoiü}.
\dt January 27, 1879

\op Negiýha, shoüý wineýgi shti iüýt'e goüý witaýhoü shti iüýt'e goüý oüwoüýxpani
\tr Mother's brother, / at any rate / my mother's too / is dead to me / as / my brother-in-law / too / is dead to me / as / I am poor
\rf jod 1890:720.1

\op heýga-maýzhi. Sheý shiüýgazhiüýga paýxe thiükeý agiýtoübe koüýbtha. Oüwoüýxpani
\tr I am very. / That / child / I made him / the one who / I see my own / I wish. / I am poor
\rf jod 1890:720.2

\op heýga-maýzhi goüý adoüý toüýwoügthoüý thithiýta, negiýha, awaýtoübe koüýbtha. Ki
\tr I am very / as / therefore / nation / your, / mother's brother, / I see them / I wish. / And
\rf jod 1890:720.3

\op waxiüýha thoü shuhiý tediýhi kiý, shiüýgazhiüýga wiwiýta uthaýkie koüý. Toüýbe
\tr paper / the «ob.» / reaches you / when the time arrives, / child / my / you talk to / please. / I see him
\rf jod 1890:720.4

\op koüýbtha te iýnahiü ki, waxiüýha ioüýthakitheý koübtheýgoü. Shoüý wagaýzuoüthaýkithe
\tr I wish / the / he is willing / if, / paper / you cause to be coming hither to me / I hope. / And / you straighten it for me
\rf jod 1890:720.5

\op ki, iüwiüýthana iýthathe te. Ki theýthu niýkashiüýga thithiýta amaý atiýi ha. Ki
\tr if, / you tell me / you will send hither. / And / here / people / your / the «pl. sub.» / came hither / . / And
\rf jod 1890:720.6

\op oüwoüýxpani eýgoü edaýdoü wiüýaxchiýshte iüwiüýgaxa-baýzhi shagthaiý. Kiý iýe ke
\tr I was poor / so / what / even one / we did not do for them / they went back to you. / And / word / the
\rf jod 1890:720.7

\op zhuýazhi weýgaxe shagthaý-biama. Ki eýdi shoüý zhuýga winaýxchi shubtheý koüýbtha. Ki
\tr inferior / made for us / they went back to you, it is said. / And / then / at any rate / body / I alone / I go to you / I wish. / And
\rf jod 1890:720.8

\op e'oüý moüniüý shoüý nieý thithiüýge ki, shoüý uýdoüxti moüniüý ki, winaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr how / you walk / at any rate / you have no pain / if, / at any rate / very good / you walk / if, / I hear from you / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:720.9

\op Shoüý ukiýt'e iütaýxataý amaý e'oüýi geý shtewoüý shoüý iýe waýgazu anaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr And / foreigners / those who are up towards the head of the river / how «pl.» / soever their affairs may be / still / word / straight / I hear it / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:720.10

\op Shoüý toüýwoügthoüý thithiýta-maý shti uýshkoü e'oüý moüthiüý ki, shoüý e'oüýi geý shtewoüý
\tr And / nation / those who are yours / too / deed / how / they walk / if, / at any rate / how «pl.» / soever their affairs may be
\rf jod 1890:720.11

\op shoüý waýgazuýxti anaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr still / very straight / I hear it / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:720.12

\ti @{Moüchuý-noüýba} to @{Wiyakoiü}

\op Keý, toüshkaýha, wawiýna shutheýathe taý miüke. Moüchuý-shaýge, noübeý etaiý ge
\tr Come, / sister's son, / I beg from you / I will send to you. / Grizzly bear claw, / hand / their / the «pl. in. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:721.1

\op juýba aniüý ki, wabaýgtheze 'iüý-amaýdi uzhiý-adoüý edi ioüýkithaý-ga. Tiýi ki,
\tr some / you have / if, / letter / where they carry them on their back / put it in and / there / send it hither to me. / It comes / if,
\rf jod 1890:721.2

\op toüshkaýha, iüýthe-xti-moüý taý miüke. Waýthiüoüýthathe akiýpaxe taý miüke. Niýkashiüýga
\tr sister's son / I will be greatly pleased. / You treat me as your kinsman «&i. &e. , very kindly» / I will make for myself. / People
\rf jod 1890:721.3

\op sheý agthiüý miükeý guaýthishoü toüýwoügthoüý duýbahai ediýtoü iüýnai tiýthai eýdegoü
\tr that / I am sitting / beyond / nation / in four places / thence «near the speaker» / to beg from me / have sent hither / but
\rf jod 1890:721.4

\op oüthaý'i ki, eýta awaý'i taý miüke, aýdoü iüwiüýthakoüýxti koüýbtha ha. Awaýshkoü
\tr you give it to me / if, / there / I will give to them, / therefore / you give me all possible help / I wish / . / I try
\rf jod 1890:721.5

\op teýgoü sheýhe ha. Goüýki iýutha aýzhi thiügeýxtioü aýdoü uwiýbtha-maýzhi. Sheýna goüý
\tr in order to / I say that / . / And then / news / different / there is none at all / therefore / I do not tell you. / Enough / as
\rf jod 1890:721.6

\op wiýpaxu shutheýathe. Thiýshti e'oüý thanaýzhiü ki, uýdoü thanaýzhiü ki, winaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr I write to you / I send to you. / You too / how / you stand / if, / good / you stand / if, / I hear form you / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:721.7

\ti @{Shuýde-gaýxe}, to Louis Roy and @{Moüchuý-iüsh'age}.
\dt February 6, 1879

\op Shubtheý ha. Awaýnoüxthiüýxti shubtheý ha. Witoüýbe taý miüke, dadiýha.
\tr I am going to you / . / I am in a great hurry / I am going to you / . / I will see you, / O father.
\rf jod 1890:722.1

\op Oüýbatheý, dadiýha, iüwiüýthakoüý te haý. Oüwoüýxpaniýxti agthiüý. Niýkashiüýga
\tr To-day, / O father, / you will please help me / . / I am very poor / I sit. / People
\rf jod 1890:722.2

\op thithiýta thoüý bthuýga watoüýbe koüýbtha. Niýkagaýhi peýthoüba noükaýshe, wiýbthahoü
\tr your / the «cv. ob.» / all / I see them / I wish. / Chief / seven / ye who are, / I pray to you
\rf jod 1890:722.3

\op shutheýathai. Wanaýshe nudoüýhoüga duýba noükaýshe, wiýbthahoü shutheýathai.
\tr I send to you. «pl.». / Captain of police / four / you who are, / I pray to you «pl.».
\rf jod 1890:722.4

\ti Edward Esau to Joseph Esau, at Pawnee Agency.
\dt February 17, 1879

\op Pahoüýgadi wawiýpaxu shutheýathe thoüýzha, wabaýgtheze xaýtha gthiýthathaýzhi.
\tr Formerly / I wrote several things to you / I sent to you / though, / letter / back again / you have not sent it back.
\rf jod 1890:723.1

\op Iüýchoü Poüýka amaý agthiýi ki, uthiýthai, thidoüýba-bi ai eýgoü, iýe dzhuýbaxchi
\tr Now / Ponka / the «pl. sub.» / they have come back / when, / they told about you, / that he had seen you / he said / as, / word / very few
\rf jod 1890:723.2

\op uwiýbtha taý miüke. Sheýthu zhuýwigthe tethoüýdi shtoüýbe tethoüý shoüshoüýxti moübthiüý
\tr I will tell to you. / Yonder / when / I was with you in the past / you saw me / in the past / always / I walk
\rf jod 1890:723.3

\op ha. Shoüý nieý shte oüthiüýge-xti-moüý, wa'uý wiwiýta shiüýgazhiüýga wiwiýta-maý
\tr . / And / pain / even / I am really destitute of, / woman / my / child / those who are mine
\rf jod 1890:723.4

\op shti. Shoüý iüýthe-xti goüý moübthiüý ha. Ki edaýdoü aýhigi abthiüý-maýzhi.
\tr too. / And / I am very glad / so / I walk / . / And / what / many / I have not.
\rf jod 1890:723.5

\op Oüwoüýxpani chaýbe moübthiüý. Oüýba geý shoüý witoüýbe koübthaý-xti-moüý ha.
\tr I am poor / very / I walk. / Day / the «pl. in. ob.» / at any rate / I see you / I have a strong desire / .
\rf jod 1890:723.6

\op Shoüý uý'oüthiügeýxti ebtheýgoü-noü-moüý ha. Ki mazhoüý weýahideýxti thanaýzhiü
\tr Yet / all in vain / I usually think it / . / And / land / at a great distance / you stand
\rf jod 1890:723.7

\op aýdoü, eý aýwake, witoüýbe te bthiý'a ha. Shoüý Umoüýhoü-maý washtoüýbe
\tr because, / it / I mean, / I see you / the / I am unable / . / And / the Omahas / you saw them
\rf jod 1890:723.8

\op shoüshoüýxtioüý iüýtoü uýdoüxti athaiý. Shoüý waxiüýha pahoüýgadi shutheýathe thoüý
\tr continued all the time / now / very good / they go. / And / paper / formerly / I sent to you / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:723.9

\op gthiýazhi eýgoü, ithaýkuheýgoü iýe te dzhuýbaxchi wiýpaxe ha. Sheý wabaýgtheze xaýtha
\tr has not returned / as, / as I apprehend unseen trouble / word / the / very few / I make for you / . / That / letter / back again
\rf jod 1890:723.10

\op gthioüýthakitheý ki, shi iýe juýba uwiýbtha taý miüke. Shoüý uxtheýxchi iüýbaxu
\tr you cause it to have returned / if, / again / word / some / I will give to you. / And / very soon / write to me
\rf jod 1890:723.11

\op iýtha-ga. Winaý'oü teý koüýbtha-xti-moüý ha.
\tr send it hither. / I hear from you / the / I have a strong desire / 
\rf jod 1890:723.12

\ti @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} to @{Niüýdahoü}, at the Ponka Agency.
\dt February 22, 1879

\op Wabthiýtoü te bthiý'a-xti-moüý taý miüke, ebtheýgoü. Witoüýba-maýzhi kiýzhi,
\tr I work at different thing / the / I shall utterly fail to complete it, / I think it. / I do not see you / if,
\rf jod 1890:724.1

\op wathiýtoü te noüýde oüthoüýsa-maýzhi-noü-moüý. Wanoüýxthiü-xti giý-ga. Shoüý
\tr work / the / heart / I am usually uneasy on account of it. / In a great haste / be returning. / And
\rf jod 1890:724.2

\op uýdoüxti anaýzhiü. Shoüý edaýdoü iýutha thiügeý eýgoü. Wathiýtoü te enaýxti uhiýtazhiwaýthe,
\tr very good / I stand. / And / what / news / there is none / so. / Work / the it only / causing impatient or anxious looking for results,
\rf jod 1890:724.3

\op aýdoü wanoüýxthiüxti thagthiý koübtheýgoü. Theýaka thitaýhoü akaýshti
\tr therefore / making great haste / you come back / I hope. / This one «sub.» / your brother-in-law / the «sub.», too
\rf jod 1890:724.4

\op wathiýsniüdaiý aýdoü noüýde giýpi-baýzhii ha. Gaýthoü waxiüýha shuhiý teýdi,
\tr you «pl.» are tardy / therefore / heart / is bad for him / . / That «ob.» / paper / reaches you / when,
\rf jod 1890:724.5

\op shkiý shkoüýna kiýzhi, waxiüýha wanoüýxthiüxti gioüýkithaý-ga. Shoüý uýdoüxti
\tr you are returning / you desire / if, / paper / making great haste / you send it back to me. / And / very good
\rf jod 1890:724.6

\op nieý thiügeý goü anaýzhiü, nuýzhiügaý shti woüýgithe uýdoüxti iüýnazhiüýi.
\tr without pain / so / I stand, / boy / too / all / very good / they stand for me.
\rf jod 1890:724.7

\ti @{Moüchuý-noüýba} to @{Ishtaýthabi}

\op Iýe dzhuýbaxchi shutheýwikitheý taý miüke ha. Uaýwa'iý taý amaý eýde iýshpahoüýzhi.
\tr Word / very few / I will cause some one to take to you / . / They will give things to us / but / you do not know it.
\rf jod 1890:725.1

\op Teýska juýba wa'iý 'ithaiý, teýska niýta wa'iý 'ithaiý, wanaýgthe oüwoüýgathiü taý-bi
\tr Oxen / some / they have promised to give to us, / oxen / alive / they have promised to give to us, / domestic animals / that we may keep them
\rf jod 1890:725.2

\op koübtheýgoü. Sheýhi shti juýba wa'iý 'ithaýi, eý iýshpahoü wiýkoübtha ha. Shaoüý
\tr I hope. / Apple tree / too / some / they have promised to give to us, / that / you know it / I desire for you / . / Dakota
\rf jod 1890:725.3

\op amaý theýama toüýwoügthoüý saýtoü wadoüýbe goüýthai. Poüýka uýthixe abthiüý
\tr the «pl. sub.» / these / nation / five / to see them / they wish. / Ponka / refugee / I have
\rf jod 1890:725.4

\op iüsh'aýge iüýt'e. Gatoüýadi edaýdoü iýnigthoüý te niýshtoü teýiüte, giýi-ga. Thagthiýazhi
\tr old man / is dead for me. / Now, at last / what / you planned / the / you have finished / shall, if, / return ye. / You do not come back
\rf jod 1890:725.5

\op ki uýwa'i te uthuýthithiüýge tateý ebtheýgoü. Poüýka shti juýba agiý amaý.
\tr if / they issue them / the / shall not be sufficient to give you a share / I think it. / Ponka / too / some / are returning, / it is said.
\rf jod 1890:725.6

\op Moüchuý-naýzhiü agiýi ha. Agthiý tediýhi ki, wathiýtoü taý amaý ha.
\tr Standing Grizzly bear / is returning / . / He has returned / by the time that / they will act in his case
\rf jod 1890:725.7

\ti Richard Rush to @{Unaýzhiü-ska}

\op Tigoüýha, iýe dzhuýbaxchi wiýpaxu ha. Ki iüýudoüý-xti-moüý ha.
\tr Grandfather, / word / very few / I write to you / . / And / I am doing very well / .
\rf jod 1890:725.8

\op Kiýzhi Poüýka tiý juýba agthiýi. Theýama Umoüýhoü amaý e'oüý weýgaxe taiýte
\tr «paragraph» / Ponka / lodge / some / have returned. / These / Omaha / the «pl. sub.» / how / they shall do to them
\rf jod 1890:725.9

\op shetoüý waýgazuý-shtewoüýzhi. Moüchuý-naýzhiü akaý zhuýwagthe agthiýi. Waýxe theýthu
\tr so far / is by no means certain. / Standing Grizzly bear / the «sub.» / he with them / they have returned. / White man / here
\rf jod 1890:725.10

\op ti thiüý tiý tediýhi kiýzhi, waýgazu tateý ha. Ki wabaýgtheze wiýna thoü
\tr he who has come and is mv. / he has come / it reaches there / when, / it shall be straight / . / And / letter / I have begged from you / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:726.1

\op koüýbtha-xti-moüý ha. Waýgazu iütheýshkaxe koübtheýgoü. Moüýzeskaý shti shetoüý
\tr I desire it greatly / . / Straight / you do for me / I hope. / Money / too / so far
\rf jod 1890:726.2

\op bthiýza-maýzhi, aýdoü waweýshi oüthiüýge ha. Ki shoüýzhiüga thaoüýna thagtheý toü
\tr I have not received, / therefore / pay / I have none / . / And / colt / you abandoned when you went back / the «std. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:726.3

\op e'oüý shkaýxe ki, anaý'oü koüýbtha. Uxtheý waiüýbaxuý-ga.
\tr how / you do / if, / I hear it / I wish. / Soon / write to me about the things.
\rf jod 1890:726.4

\ti @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} to @{Muüche-xaüche}, an Oto.

\op Thatiý 'iýthathe te, iý-azhi-ga. Oüwoüýxpani heýga-maýzhi. Eýgithe thatiý ki, u'oüýthiügeýxti
\tr You have spoken of coming / the, / do not come. / I am very poor. / Beware / you come / if, / all in vain
\rf jod 1890:726.5

\op thatiý te. Noüýde thiýpezhiýxti thagtheý ki wiýshti eýgoü noüýde iüthiüýudoü-maýzhi
\tr you come / lest. / Heart / very sad for you / you go back / if / I too / so heart / not good for me on account of it
\rf jod 1890:726.6

\op ithaýnahiü-maýzhi. Shoüý waýxe, "Wakiýgthitoüýi-ga," ai eýgoü, aýakihiýde; wathiýtoü
\tr I am not willing. / And / white people, / Work for yourselves! / said / having, / I pay attention to it; / work
\rf jod 1890:726.7

\op tenaýxti asiýthe ha.
\tr only the / I think of it / 
\rf jod 1890:726.8

\ti @{Huýpetha} to Inspector J. H. Hammond

\op Kageýha, oüniýta tai eýgoü niýta wetheýshkoünaý uaýwathaýgishnaiý. Oügiýsithai
\tr My friend, / we live / in order that / to live / you wished for us / you told us. / We have remembered it
\rf jod 1890:727.1

\op oüýb ithaýugthe. Wakoüýda thiükeý hiýdadi tiý eýgoü, uýawathaýkiaiý. Wazhiüýwaskaý-xti
\tr through the day. / God / the one who / down to the bottom / had come hither / as, / you talked to us. / We are very sensible
\rf jod 1890:727.2

\op eýgoü washkaýxe. Niýkashiüýga akaý waweýthigthoüý akaý kaýshi heýga-baýzhi; maýthe
\tr so / you made us. / Person / the «coll. sub.» / ruler / the «coll. sub.» / [+those who «coll.» give directions] / a long while / not a little; / winter
\rf jod 1890:727.3

\op gtheýba-thaýbthiü ki eýdi peýthabthiü waweýthigthoüýi; eýde uheý oügaýthe taiý iýbahoü-baýzhi,
\tr thirty / and besides / eight / they have ruled over us; / but / the path / we will go along / they have not known,
\rf jod 1890:727.4

\op uaýwagitha-baýzhi. 'Aýgtha-xti oüýthiü thatiý. Thatiý eýgoü, uaýwathaýginaiý te oünaý'oüi.
\tr they have not told us. / Suffering greatly / we were / you came hither. / You came hither / as, / you have told us / the / we have heard it.
\rf jod 1890:727.5

\op Uaýwathaýginaiý te woüýgitheýxti thizaý-baýzhi shteýshtewoü oüthoüýgaskoüýthe toüýgatoü.
\tr You have told us / the / all / have not received it / even though / we will try it.
\rf jod 1890:727.6

\op Niýkashiüýga akaý theýaka waweýthigthoüý akaý noüshtoüýi te eýbe uýwagithaý ki, na'oüý
\tr Person / the «sub.» / this / those «coll.» who give directions / they stop walking / the / who / to tell them / if, / hear
\rf jod 1890:727.7

\op tai eýdoü, oüthoüýthai. Ki thiý uýwathaýginaý tediýhi kiýzhi, na'oüý iüwiüýgoüthaiý. Ki
\tr apt? «in soliloquy», / we think. / And / you / you tell us / on its arrival / when, / to hear it / we desire for them. / And
\rf jod 1890:727.8

\op niýkashiüýga amaý waýxe-masheý shti toüýwoügthoüý thanaýzhiü geý waweýthigthoüý thiügeý
\tr person / the «pl. sub.» / ye white people / too / nation «&or city» / you stand / the «pl. in. ob.» / ruler / none
\rf jod 1890:727.9

\op ki, waýgazu-baýzhi te ha. Ki toüýwoügthoüý oüýgatoü waweýthigthoü wathiüýgai ki,
\tr if, / they will not be straight / . / And / nation / we who stand / ruler / we have none / if,
\rf jod 1890:727.10

\op waýgazu-oüýthiü-baýzhi taiteý eýskoü oüthoüýthai. Aýdoü niýkashiüýga juýba wazhiüýskaxchi
\tr we shall not be straight / we think that probably. / Therefore / person / some / very sensible
\rf jod 1890:727.11

\op washkoüýtoügaýxti mazhoüý thoüýdi iýe eýna'oü etaiý kiýzhi, weaýthagishkaýxai koüý
\tr very strong / land / in the / word / they listen to it / ought / if, / you make it for us / we
\rf jod 1890:727.12

\op oüthoüýthai.
\tr hope.
\rf jod 1890:727.13

\ti @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} to Inspector Hammond

\op Niýkashiüýga duýba, saýtoü, shaýpe doüýshteoüýi, aýhigi ukiýkie, eýdi washkoüýtoüga
\tr Person / four, / five, / six / it may be «?», / much / they talk together, / then / strong
\rf jod 1890:728.1

\op edaýdoü gaýxai, eýgoü oügoüýthai. Woüýgathiü ki, iýe oüwoüýgaginaý'oü taiý, aýdoü
\tr what / they do, / so / we wish. / We have them / if, / word / we obey them, our own, / will «pl.», / therefore
\rf jod 1890:728.2

\op geý te oügoüýthai.
\tr what has been specified «?» / we wish it.
\rf jod 1890:728.3

\ti @{Mazi-kide} to Inspector Hammond

\op Thati teýdi iýwipahoü-maýzhi, zhiütheýha. Uýwathakieý-meýdegoü iýe thiýta te anaý'oü;
\tr You came / when / I did not know you, / O elder brother. / Since you have spoken to us / word / your / the / I have heard;
\rf jod 1890:728.4

\op noüýde iüthiüýudoü. Ki theý-ma niýkashiüýga juýba wathiýtoü wetheýshkoünaý-meýdegoü
\tr heart / mine is good by means of it. / And / these «pl. ob.» / person / some / to work / as you have wished «for» them «pl. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:728.5

\op witiýgoü meýgoü, eýdueýhe. Ki niýkashiüýga theýama, niýkagaýhi-ma moünoüýthiü,
\tr my grandfather / likewise, / I belong to. / And / person / these, / the chiefs / have made mistakes,
\rf jod 1890:728.6

\op wathiýtoü-ma theýama niýkashiüýga juýba wathiýtoü goüýthai-ma eýdueýhe. Eýde
\tr the ones who work / these / person / some / those who wish to work / I belong to. / But
\rf jod 1890:728.7

\op umoüýthiüka noüýba iüýchoü iýnitawaýthe iýbahoüýi; siý masaýni thizeý athaiý.
\tr season / two / now / «what is» favorable to live / they know; / foot / on one side / taking it / they go.
\rf jod 1890:728.8

\ti @{Waxpe-sha} to @{Unaýzhiü-ska}.
\dt March 24, 1879

\op Negiýha, wabaýgtheze bthiýze ki, noüýde iüthiüýudoüý-xti-moüý. Negiýha,
\tr Mother's brother, / letter / I received / when, / heart / mine was very good by means of it. / Mother's brother,
\rf jod 1890:729.1

\op wizhiüýthe niýta, wakeýga te giniüý. Eýskana iýthae te bthuýga eýgoü shkaýxe
\tr my elder brother / lives, / sick / the / he has recovered from. / Oh that / you spoke / the / all / so / you do
\rf jod 1890:729.2

\op koübtheýgoü. Hneý tethoüýdi noüýde iüýpi-maýzhi. Ki iüýtoü oüýka-maýzhi. Shoüý
\tr I hope. / You went in the past / heart / bad for me. / And / now / I am not so. / And
\rf jod 1890:729.3

\op Poüýka amaý edaýdoü giýtexiýxti wiüý aýkipaiý, waýxe wanaýshe oüýbatheýxchi
\tr Ponka / the «pl. sub.» / what / very difficult for / one / have met it, / white soldiers / this very day
\rf jod 1890:729.4

\op waýthiü athaiý: Moüchuý-naýzhiü, Kaýxe-niý-thatoüý, Teý-sigtheý, Shyu-iý-hnoü, Wathiýxe-kaýshi,
\tr have taken them away: / @{Moüchuý-naýzhiü}, / Kaxe-ni-thata~, / Buffalo Tracks, / Prairie chicken is coming, / Runs a long time,
\rf jod 1890:729.5

\op Moüchuý-daýthiü, Shoügeý-hiü-ziý. Buthiýte izhiüýge thaýzhi, ihoüý akaý Thuzaýthi gthiýzai eýgoü.
\tr Foolish Grizzly bear. / Horse with yellow hair. / Charles Pepin / his son / did not go, / his mother / the «sub.» / Rosalie / having taken him from her own.
\rf jod 1890:729.6

\op Wamuýske uaýzhi üthiýshtoü ki, Wathuýtada watoüýbe btheý teýiüke, negiýha. Shoü
\tr Wheat / I sow / I finish / when, / Oto / I see them / I may go, / O mother's brother. / And
\rf jod 1890:729.7

\op oüýba ithaýugthe eýta thanaýzhiü koübtheýgoü. Washkoüý-ga. Wanaýshe thiýthize taiý,
\tr day / through / there / you stand / I hope. / Make an effort. / Soldier / they will take you,
\rf jod 1890:729.8

\op ebtheýgoü. Shuýde-gaýxe, wineýgi, witiými meýgoü, wakeýga-baýzhi ki, awaýna'oü
\tr I think it. / Smoke-maker, / my mother's brother, / my father's sister / likewise, / not sick / if, / I hear about them
\rf jod 1890:729.9

\op koüýbtha. Ishtaýthabi akaý Waýthutaýdata waýwoüi ahiýi, shoüýge shaýpe-noüýba
\tr I wish. / @{Ishtaýthabi} / the «sub.» / to the Otos / to dance the pipe-dance / reached there, / horse / twelve
\rf jod 1890:729.10

\op waýthiü agthiýi.
\tr he has brought them back.
\rf jod 1890:729.11

\ti @{Moüchuý-noüýba} to @{Wiyakoiü}
\dt April 3, 1879

\op Shoüý, toüshkaýha, uaýgthashiýge shutheýathe taý miüke. Ki oüwoüýxpani eheý
\tr And, / sister's son, / I complain of my own / I will send to you. / And / I am poor / I said
\rf jod 1890:730.1

\op uwiýbtha-noü-moüý. Ki Hexaýga-moüýthiü maýthadi shoüý wadoüýbe atiýi, ki
\tr I usually told you. / And / Walking Elk / last winter / at any rate / to see us / came, / and
\rf jod 1890:730.2

\op oüwoüýxpani eheý eýgoü, shoüýshoü waxpaýni te shugtheý. Goüýki Hexaýga-moüýthiü
\tr I am poor / I said / as, / always / poor / the / he went back to you. / And / Walking Elk
\rf jod 1890:730.3

\op amaý oükoüýtoüi shagthaiý, toüshkaýha. Ki wituýshpa oüýba atoüýki oüýthishke teýdoü,
\tr the «mv. sub.» / tied me / they went back to you, / O sister's son. / And / my grandchild / day / when «fut.» / he loose me / will? «in soliloquy»,
\rf jod 1890:730.4

\op ebtheýgoü anaýzhiü shoüýshoü taý miüke. Sheýna, toüshkaýha, iýe uaýgthashiýge shutheýathe.
\tr I think it / I stand / always / will / I who. / Enough, / O sister's son, / word / I complain of my own / I send to you.
\rf jod 1890:730.5

\op Ahauý. Shaoüý-xti-maýta shiý teýdi edaýdoü iýe uthuýthikiaiý eýiüte anaý'oü
\tr «paragraph» / To the real Dakotas / you went / when / what / word / they spoke to you about / if / I hear it
\rf jod 1890:730.6

\op koüýbtha. Shoüý edaýdoü uwiýbtha te thiügeý eýgoü ha. Shoüý iýutha thiügeý shti
\tr I wish. / And / what / I tell you / the / there is none / so / . / And / news / none / too
\rf jod 1890:731.1

\op anaýzhiü. Poüýka theý Moüchuý-naýzhiü gthiý eýde wanaýshe amaý agiýatiý eýgoü,
\tr I stand. / Ponka / this / Standing Grizzly bear / came back / but / soldier / the «pl. sub.» / came for him / as,
\rf jod 1890:731.2

\op Umoüýhoü toüýwoügthoü thoüýdi waýthiü agthaiý. Ki e'oüý giaýxai taiteý shetoüý
\tr Omaha / city / to the / they took them back. / And / how / they shall do to them / so far
\rf jod 1890:731.3

\op ithaýpahoü-maýzhi: agiý taiteý shti ithaýpahoü-maýzhi, shi Poüýka mazhoüý thoütaý
\tr I do not know: / they shall be returning / too / I do not know, / again / Ponka / land / to the
\rf jod 1890:731.4

\op waýthiü hiý taiteý shti ithaýpahoü-maýzhi. Ki, "Iüwiüýkoü-ga," aýzhi eýgoü, ueýkoü-maýzhi:
\tr they shall take them thither / too / I do not know. / And, / Help me! / as he did not say, / I did not help him:
\rf jod 1890:731.5

\op eý iüýtha-maýzhi te. Iýutha uwiýbtha shutheýathe Umoüýhoü ti peýthoüba gaxthoüý
\tr that / I am sad for / the. / News / I tell you / I send to you. / Omaha / lodge / seven / migrating
\rf jod 1890:731.6

\op athaiý eýde, agthiý-baýzhi shoüýshoü. Paýthiüaýta juýba gaxthoüý athaiý eýde shetoüý
\tr went / but, / they have not returned / always. / To the Pawnees / some / migrating / went / but / so far
\rf jod 1890:731.7

\op agthiý-baýzhi. Iýutha piýazhiýxti iüýchoü anaý'oü. Hiýdeaýta Waýthutaýda tiýi thoüý
\tr they have not returned. / News / very bad / now / I have heard. / Down the stream / Oto / the village
\rf jod 1890:731.8

\op guaýthishoüýta diýxe wakeýga eýgoü-bi; zhuýga xthiýxthi, aýhigi t'aý-biamaý. Thiaýdi
\tr beyond / it is said that they have the small-pox; / body / broken out in running sores, / many / have died, it is said. / Your father
\rf jod 1890:731.9

\op makoüý iwoüýxekithaý-ga, waýxe amaýdi. Zeýthithaiý ki, diýxe eýthigoü-baýzhi taiý.
\tr medicine / cause him to ask about it, / among the white people. / They prescribe for you / if, / you will not have the small-pox.
\rf jod 1890:731.10

\op Oüguýshti Umoüýhoü amaý eaýwagoü toüýgatoü, makoüý oüthoüýkiwoüýxe toüýgatoü.
\tr We too / Omaha / the «pl. sub.» / we will be so, / medicine / we will ask about it for ourselves.
\rf jod 1890:731.11

\op Poüýka iüsh'aýge wiüý abthiüý eýde t'eýe ha. Wasaýbe-xthaý izhaýzhe athiüý. Shuýde-gaýxe
\tr Ponka / old man / one / I had / but / he is dead / . / Black bear lean / his name / he had. / Smoke-maker
\rf jod 1890:731.12

\op uiýtha-ga. Shi iýe edaýdoü uwiýbtha ke thuýtoüxti uwiýbtha shutheýathe.
\tr tell it to him! / Again / word / what / I tell to you / the / very correctly / I tell it to you / I send to you.
\rf jod 1890:731.13

\op Waxiüýha gaýthoü niýze ki, uxtheý gioüýkithaý-ga.
\tr Paper / that / you receive it / when, / soon / send it back.
\rf jod 1890:731.14

\ti @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} to @{Muüche-xaüche}

\op Oüwoüýwataý shte uaýgashoü-maýzhi, aýdoü shoüýge oüthiüýge, oüwoüýxpani ha.
\tr In any direction whatever / I have not traveled, / therefore / horse / I have none, / I am poor / .
\rf jod 1890:732.1

\op Iý-azhi-ga haý. Eýgithe 'oüýthiügeýxti uthaýgashoü thatiý te. Thiýthazhiýxti thagtheý ithaýnahiü-maýzhi.
\tr Do not be coming / ! / Beware / altogether in vain / you travel / you come / lest. / You are very sad / you go back / I am not willing.
\rf jod 1890:732.2

\op Niýkashiüýga juýba ikaýgeawaýthe thoüýzha, wathiýtoü aýkihiýdai eýgoü,
\tr Person / some / I have them for friends / though, / word / they attend to / as,
\rf jod 1890:732.3

\op niýashiüýga ukeýthiü uýshkoü etaiý te gaýxe oügoüýtha-baýzhi. Aýdoü iý-azhi-ga haý. Sheýna.
\tr Indian / common / deed / their / the / to do / we do not wish. / Therefore / do not be coming / ! / Enough.
\rf jod 1890:732.4

\ti @{Toüwoü-gaxe-zhiüga} to @{Mawataüna}

\op Shoü goüý mazhoüý thoüý bthiýtoü eýde edaýdoü bthuýga uaýzhi bthiýshtoü ki, Ihoük*toüwiüý
\tr At any rate / land / the «ob.» / I have worked / but / what / all / I plant them / I finish / when, / Yankton
\rf jod 1890:733.1

\op tiýi toüýbe teý, ebtheýgoü. Shoüý Ihoük*toüwiüý tiý guaýthishoüý Shaoüý aýzhithoüthoüý
\tr village / I will see it, / I think it. / And / Yankton / village / beyond / Dakota / different ones
\rf jod 1890:733.2

\op watoüýbe koüýbtha. Shoüý thisoüýga, Uýxth eteýgoü, shoüýge tiýuzhi shoüý
\tr I see them / I wish. / And / your younger brother, / To overtake «a foe» / apt, / horse / houseful / in fact
\rf jod 1890:733.3

\op hoüýdoü shoüýge saýtoü giýnathiüýge, weý'iü, kuýkusiý shti, bthuýga giýnathiüýge.
\tr at night / horse / five / he lost by fire, / plow, / hog / too, / all / he lost by fire.
\rf jod 1890:733.4

\op Thanaý'oü teýgoü uwiýbtha shutheýathe. Shoüý goüý-noü shupiý te ebtheýgoü uwiýbtha
\tr You hear it / in order that / I tell it to you / I send to you. / And / at any rate «?» / I will reach you / I think it / I tell you
\rf jod 1890:733.5

\op shutheýathe. Shoüý niýashiüýga juýba nuýzhiüga waýgazuýxti Ihoük*toüwiüý ikaýgeoüwoüýthai
\tr I send to you. / And / person / some / boy / very straight / Yankton / we have them for friends
\rf jod 1890:733.6

\op wagiýtap'eýxti zhuaýwagthe. Oüýshte-noüý tiý wiwiýta uaýgipeý shugtheý.
\tr being very near to them, my kindred / I was with them. / Usually, as it were / house / my own / I enter my own / I return to you.
\rf jod 1890:733.7

\op Uxtheýxti waxiüýha ge wiüý ioüýkithaý-ga. Niýashiüýga-ma e'oüýi ki, iüwiüýtha-ga
\tr Very soon / paper / the «pl. in. ob.» / one / send hither to me! / The people / how they are / if, / tell me.
\rf jod 1890:733.8

\op Waýgazuýxti iüwiüýtha iýtha-ga.
\tr Very straight / to tell me / send hither!
\rf jod 1890:733.9

\ti @{Huýpetha} to A. B. Meacham

\op Kageýha, uýshkoü uaýwathagishnaý tiýthathaiý te oügaýxai. Wathiýtoü e'oüý shkaýxai
\tr My friend, / deed / you told to us / you have sent hither / the / we have done it. / Work / how / you «pl.» do it.
\rf jod 1890:734.1

\op ge oüthoüýgaskoüýthai, oüthiýshtoüi. Niýkashiüýga oüýgathiüý pahoüýga Wakoüýda
\tr the «pl. in. ob.» / we have attempted, / we have finished. / Person / we who are / before / God
\rf jod 1890:734.2

\op akaý zhuýt'oü waýxai te edaýdoü shtewoüý oüthoüýbahoü-baýzhi. Kageýha, wathiýtoü te
\tr the «sub.» / made us have bodies / the / what / soever / we did not know. / My friend, / work / the
\rf jod 1890:734.3

\op oüýbatheýxchi oüthiýshtoüi te uwiýbtha shutheýathe. Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü oüýgathiüý uýshkoü
\tr this very day / we have finished / the / I tell it to you / I send to you. / Indian / common / we who are / deed
\rf jod 1890:734.4

\op thithiýta uýdoü shtewoüý iýbahoü-baýzhi, oüguý-shnoü oüthoüýbahoü, Umoüýhoü oüýgatoü.
\tr your / good / soever / they know not, / only we / we know it, / we who are Omahas.
\rf jod 1890:734.5

\op Kageýha, niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü ushteý-ma giýtha-bazhiý-xti-noüý shoüý oüýba ithaýugthe,
\tr My friend, / Indian / common / the others / are usually very sad / yet / day / throughout,
\rf jod 1890:734.6

\op kageýha, giýthazhi-meýde oüguiýhazhi oügoüýthai. Eýskana uaýwakoü koüý oüthoüýthai.
\tr my friend, / those who have been sad / we do not follow / we wish. / Oh that / they help us / we hope.
\rf jod 1890:734.7

\op Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü oüýgathiüý waýthaha oüguýtai ge aýthaha shtewoüý goüýtha-baýzhi
\tr Indian / common / we who are / clothing / our / the «pl. in. ob.» / to wear clothing / at all / they do not wish
\rf jod 1890:734.8

\op waýxe amaý. Ki, waýxe-maýshe, edaýdoü ashniüý ge bthuýga oügoüýthai. Pahoüýga teýdi
\tr white people / the «pl. sub.». / And, / O ye white people! / what / you have / the «pl. in. ob.» / all / we desire. / Formerly
\rf jod 1890:734.9

\op ugaýhanapazeýxti oüguýmoüthiüý-noü shoüýshoü, niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü oümoüýthiü
\tr in great darkness / we were always walking, / Indian / common / we walked
\rf jod 1890:734.10

\op teýdi. Ki oüýbatheýxchi oüthiýdoübaiý teýdi, oüýba uýdoüxti weýahideýxti
\tr when. / And / this very day / we have seen you / when, / day / very good / to a very great distance
\rf jod 1890:734.11

\op oüguýthixiýde eaýwagoüýi. Waýxe-maýshe, mazhoüý niýuthuoüýda theý niýkashiüýga
\tr we look to a distance / we are so. / O ye white people! / land / island / this / Indian
\rf jod 1890:734.12

\op ukeýthiü-ma Wakoüýda akaý ueýtawaýkithai. Wiýugaýshe shtewoüý oüthiýgaxa-baýzhi.
\tr the common ones «pl. ob.» / God / the «sub.» / caused them to own it. / In the way / in the least / we did not regard you.
\rf jod 1890:735.1

\op Nitoüýga masaýni ke mazhoüý uthuýthikithiüýgai thoüý mazhoüý wiwiýta thoüý thatiý.
\tr Big Water / other side / the / land / it did not hold out for you «all» / the / land / my / the / you come hither.
\rf jod 1890:735.2

\op Ki thaniýta tai eýgoü mazhoüý wiwiýta thoü thatiý eýgoü, thaniýtai. Mazhoüý wiwiýta
\tr And / you live / in order that / land / my / the / you having come hither, / you live. / Land / my
\rf jod 1890:735.3

\op thoü thatiý teýdi, shoüýge-ma shiüýxti watoüýbe-noü-moüý, teýska shte shiüýxti
\tr the / you have come / when, / the horses / very fat / I have usually seen them, / oxen / too / very fat
\rf jod 1890:735.4

\op watoüýbe-noü-moüý, wamuýske uzhiý geý shti, weýgoüze gtheýba-duýba, gtheýba-saýtoü,
\tr I have usually seen them, / wheat / sown / the «pl. in. ob.» / too, / measure / forty, / fifty,
\rf jod 1890:735.5

\op uzhiý-noüi geý watoüýbe, mazhoüý wiwiýta thoüýdi. Watoüýzi geý shti gtheýba-duýba
\tr they usually sowed / the «pl. in. ob.» / I have seen them, / land / my / in the. / Corn / the «pl. in. ob.» / too / forty
\rf jod 1890:735.6

\op uzhiý-noüi watoüýbe; noüýza geý shti uýdoüxti gthiüý; shoüýge tiý geý shti uýdoüxti,
\tr they usually planted / I have seen; / fence / the «pl. in. ob.» / too / very good / sit; / horse / house / the «pl. in. ob.» / too / very good,
\rf jod 1890:735.7

\op tiý-ugthiüý geý shti, uýdoü gthiüý; kuýkusi wiüaýxchi gtheýba-saýtoü shteoüýi: mazhoüý
\tr dwelling-house / the «pl. in. ob.» / too, / good / sit; / hog / one / fifty / perhaps: / land
\rf jod 1890:735.8

\op wiwiýta thoü iýkikaýxai waýxe amaý. Githexti-noü shoüýshoüi. Wiý iüýtha-maýzhi-noü
\tr my / the / have made for themselves by means of it / white people / the «pl. sub.». / They are usually very glad / always. / I / I am sad usually
\rf jod 1890:735.9

\op shoüýshoü bthiüý. Iüýchoüxchi iüýthe ha, aýdoü wawiýpaxu shutheýathe. Iüwiüýthakoü
\tr always / I am. / Just now / I am glad / , / therefore / I write several things to you. / I send to you. / You help me
\rf jod 1890:735.10

\op koübtheýgoü. Iüwiüýthakoü kiýzhi, iüýthe-noü shoüýshoü eteýgoü. Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü-ma
\tr I hope. / You help me / if, / I am usually glad / always / apt. / Indian / the common ones
\rf jod 1890:735.11

\op waniýta piýazhiýxti te thiüý eýkigoüýxti washkaýxai, waýxe-maýshe. Tenaý! wamiý
\tr quadruped / very bad / will / the «mv. an. ob.» / just like it / you make us, / O ye white people. / Fie! / blood
\rf jod 1890:735.12

\op eoüýthikigoüýi: xiüýha-skaý thiaýxai, xiüha-zhiýde waýxai. Pahoüýga teýdi edaýdoü
\tr we are like you: / white skin / he made you, / red skin / he made us. / Formerly / what
\rf jod 1890:735.13

\op shtewoüý oüthoüýbahoü-baýzhi, iüýtoü uýshkoü thithiýtai ge oüthoüýthibahoüýi. Uýshkoü
\tr soever / we did not know, / now / deed / your / the «pl. in. ob.» / we know you by means of them. / Deed
\rf jod 1890:735.14

\op thithiýtai ge oüthoüýthibahoüýi teýdi, uýshkoü thithiýtai geý oüthoüýguthiheý oügoüýthai.
\tr your / the «pl. in. ob.» / we know you by means of them / when, / deed / your / the «pl. in. ob.» / we follow you in them / we wish.
\rf jod 1890:735.15

\op Oüthoüýguthiheý toüýgatoü ha. Oüthoüýnit etaiý te wiüý uaýwagithaýi-ga,
\tr We will follow you in them / . / We may improve by means of / the «things» / one / tell it to us,
\rf jod 1890:735.16

\op waýxe-maýshe. E'oüý iýthigiuýdoüi geý wiüý uaýwagithaýi-ga, kageýha. Xtoüýthithe
\tr O ye white people. / How / they are for your good / the «pl. in. ob.» / one / tell to us, / my friend. / We love you
\rf jod 1890:735.17

\op heýga-baýzhi, kageýha. Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü juýba mashteý mazhoüý keýta hiý eýde
\tr not a little, / my friend. / Indian / common / some / warm / land / to the / reached / but
\rf jod 1890:735.18

\op gthiý. Giýtha-baýzhi chaýbe, niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü. Watoüýbe, Poüýka thoükaý. Tenaý!
\tr have come back. / They are sad / very, / Indian / common. / I have seen them, / Ponka / the ones who. / Fie!
\rf jod 1890:736.1

\op uýshkoü thithiýta iýbahoü doüýbe goüýthai thoükaý eaýtoü t'eý wetheýshkoünaiý a.
\tr deed / your / to know / to see / they wish / the ones who / why / to die / do you wish for them / ?
\rf jod 1890:736.2

\op Wakoüýda thiükeý wiý eýskana iýe thanaý'oüi ediý-mashi, Wakoüýda thiükeý iýe
\tr God / the one who / I / oh that / word / you hear it / O you who are there, / God / the one who / word
\rf jod 1890:736.3

\op eýthanaý'oü-bazhiýxtioüýi. Wathaý'etheý shte iýshpahoü-baýzhi eýskoübtheýgoü, waýxe-maýshe.
\tr you do not obey him at all. / Pity / even / you do not know it / it may be, I think it, / O ye white people.
\rf jod 1890:736.4

\op Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü thoükaý wakiýgthitoüýxti goüýthai eýde waýnikuýwiüxe waýniü
\tr Indian / common / the ones who / to work hard for themselves / they wished / but / you have led them around / you have kept them
\rf jod 1890:736.5

\op Poüýka thoükaý. Waxiüýha shuhiý teýdi, waxiüýha-gaýwa baxuý-de shoüý mazhoüý
\tr Ponka / the ones who / Paper / reaches you / when, / paper spread open / written when / and / land
\rf jod 1890:736.6

\op bthuýga uthiý'ai te, goüýki wiüý ioüýkithaý-ga.
\tr whole / scattered in / the, / and then / one / send hither to me!
\rf jod 1890:736.7

\ti John Springer to John Primeau.
\dt April 26, 1879

\op Kageýha, shoüýge toü shetoüý iýkikaýwiüaýtha-maýzhi. Shoüýge toüý xthaý eýde iüýchoü
\tr My friend, / horse / the «std. an. ob.» / so far / I have not bartered. / Horse / the «std. an. ob.» / lean / but / now
\rf jod 1890:737.1

\op shiü theý ha. Ki iüýchoü wabthiýtoü heýga-maýzhi, weýbthiüwiü-maýzhi teýiüke. Bthiýshtoü
\tr fat / goes / . / And / now / I have plenty of work, / I may not sell. / I finish it
\rf jod 1890:737.2

\op ki, shoüýge iýkikaýwiüaýthe taý miüke. Iüýchoü tiýuzhiý oüguýtai nieý thiügeý, uýdoüxti
\tr when, / horse / I will trade. / Now / household / our / pain / has none, / very good
\rf jod 1890:737.3

\op oünaýzhiü. Ki Ihoük*toüwiüý tiýi thoütaý shneý wiýkoübtha. Shiüýgazhiüýga wiwiýta eýta
\tr we stand. / And / Yankton / village / to the / you go / I wish for you. / Child / my / there
\rf jod 1890:737.4

\op shtoüýbe neý wiýkoübtha. Ki Moüchuý-naýzhiü ithaýmaxe te uýshkoü e'oüý ithaýpahoü-maýzhi
\tr you see him / you go / I wish for you. / And / Standing Grizzly bear / I ask him a question / may deed / how / I do not know
\rf jod 1890:737.5

\op ha. Wabaýgtheze shi uxtheý tioüýthakitheý koübtheýgoü, waxiüýha theý niýze ki.
\tr . / Letter / again / soon / you send hither to me / I hope, / paper / this / you receive it / when.
\rf jod 1890:737.6

\ti @{Oüýpoü-toüýga}, and others, to Inspector J. H. Hammond
\dt May 8, 1879

\op Niýkashiüýga amaý theýama ikaýgewathaýthe Umoüýhoü uýwathakieý amathoüý shoüý
\tr Indian / the «pl. sub.» / these / you have them for friends / Omaha / those whom you talked to in the past / at any rate
\rf jod 1890:738.1

\op iütaýxata wagaýshoü shneý te shoüý thagthiý ithaýthipaiý eýde, thagthiýazhi eýgoü, mazhoüý ukiý
\tr towards the head of the river / traveling / you went / the / still / you have returned / they have waited for you / but, / you have not returned / as, / land / home
\rf jod 1890:738.2

\op thithiýta thoüýdi thakiý eýskoü etheýgoü eýgoü, uthuýthikieý goüýthai, uthiýna'oü goüýthai.
\tr your / in the / you have reached home / perhaps / they think / as, / to talk to you about something / they wish, / to hear about you / they wish.
\rf jod 1890:738.3

\op Kageýha, iýe wiüý uthuýthikieý goüýthai ha, uýshkoü wiüý uthuýthikieý goüýthai. Uxtheýxchi
\tr My friend, / word / one / to talk to you about it / they wish / , / deed / one / to talk to you about it / they wish. / Very soon
\rf jod 1890:738.4

\op wabaýgtheze wiüý iýwakithaý-ga ha. Thatiýazhi tateý ki, iýe te thi'iý shuhiýthe 'iýthai ha.
\tr letter / one / send to us / . / You shall not come hither / if, / word / the / to give to you / to send thither to you / they promise / .
\rf jod 1890:738.5

\ti @{Maü'e-gahi} to Louis Roy.
\dt May 24, 1879

\op Umaýha-maýdi agthiý. Umaýha theýama wizhiüýthe amaý, wineýgi amaý edaýbe,
\tr To the Omahas / I have returned. / Omaha / these / my elder brothers / the «pl. sub.», / my mother's brother / the «pl. sub.» / also,
\rf jod 1890:739.1

\op oüýthexti oüýthiü eýgoü, iüýudoüýxtiý moübthiüý. Mazhoüý piýazhi heýgazhi, uýt'e ke
\tr very gently «&or carefully» / have me / as, / very good for me / I walk. / Land / very bad, / cause of death / the «coll. ?»
\rf jod 1890:739.2

\op heýga-shtewoüýzhi, mashteý heýgazhi-noüý shoüýshoü. Witoüýbe koüýbtha-xti shoüýshoü
\tr far from being few, / warm / very usually / always. / I see you / I have a strong desire / always
\rf jod 1890:739.3

\op moübthiüý. Wisiýthe-noü shoüýshoü. Wa'uý thithiýta ushkuýdoü goüý-adoüý awaýsithe-noü
\tr I walk. / I remember you usually / always. / Woman / your / kind / as, therefore / I remember them usually
\rf jod 1890:739.4

\op shoüýshoü. Hiübeý uýdoü iügaýxe- noü, aýdoü awaýsithe-noü-moüý. Thiaýdi wathaýte
\tr always. / Moccasin / good / made for me usually, / therefore / I am usually thinking about them. / Your father / food
\rf jod 1890:739.5

\op ukeýt'oü thoüý uthiýde uhiý zhuwiýgthe, woüýdoü uaýhi ha, goüý-adoüý wisiýthe-noü-moüý.
\tr he acquired / the «ob.» / together in work / I was with you in growing, / together / I grew up / , / as, therefore / I am usually thinking of you.
\rf jod 1890:739.6

\op Eýde witoüýba-maýzhi iüýtexi ithaýnahiü moübthiüý. Eduaýna eoüýtha-baýzhi te
\tr But / I do not see you / hard for me / I accept it / I walk. / Antoine / not related to me / the
\rf jod 1890:739.7

\op eýkigoüýxtioüý, aýdoü tiý te shtewoüý, toüýba-maýzhi, shoüý piý ha. Thitaýhoü akaý shoüýge
\tr is just like it, / therefore / lodge / the «ob.» / even, / I did not see it, / I was coming back hither just so / . / Your brother-in-law / the «sub.» / horse
\rf jod 1890:739.8

\op toüý thi'iý toü abthiüý pi te aiý eýde, agiýsitheý-shtewoü-maýzhi. Shoüý hoüý-imoüýthiü
\tr the «std. an. ob.» / he gave it to you / the «std. an. ob.» / I am bringing it back hither / will / he said / but, / I did not think of it at all. / Just «as I was» / walking by night
\rf jod 1890:739.9

\op piý ha. Uxtheýxchi witoüýbe taý miüke eteýgoü. Degoüý wabaýxu thoü niýze ki,
\tr I was coming back / . / Very soon / I will see you / it is probable. / But «?» / letter / the «ob.» / you receive it / when,
\rf jod 1890:739.10

\op uxtheýxchi waxiüýha gioüýthakitheý te. Edeýshe ki, shupiý taý miüke. Nuý watoüýzi
\tr very soon / paper / please be sending it, back to me. / What you say / if, / I will reach you. / Potato / corn
\rf jod 1890:739.11

\op edaýbe uaýzhi eýdegoü shetoüý agthiý'a. Agthiýshta ki, shupiý eteýgoü ha. Hiübeý eýskana
\tr also / I have planted / but / so far / I have not finished mine. / I finish mine / when, / I reach you / it is probable / . / Moccasin / oh that
\rf jod 1890:739.12

\op thigaýxthoü ithoüýoükithaiý koübtheýgoü.
\tr your wife / she puts them by in order to save for me / I hope.
\rf jod 1890:739.13

\ti Two Crows and others to Joseph La Flèche, at Omaha.
\dt May 28, 1879

\op Sheý-ma ukiýkie weýshpahoü ki washkoüý-ga. Shoüý 'iaýwathe-noüýi ge eýskana
\tr Those whom you see / talking together / you know them / when / make an effort! / And / they are usually talking about us / the «pl. in. ob.» / oh that
\rf jod 1890:740.1

\op piý iýe uýdoüxti, eýskana shkaýxe koüý oüthoüýthai. Wathaýshkoü koüý oüthoüýthai.
\tr anew / word / very good, / oh that / you make it / we hope. / You make an attempt / we hope.
\rf jod 1890:740.2

\ti Fred. Merrick to G. W. Clother.

\op Oüýbatheý wawiýpaxu shutheýathe ha. Sheýthu piý te niýkashiüýga zhuaýwagtheý akaý
\tr To-day / I write to you about several things / I send to you / . / Yonder / I reached there / the / Indian / I with them / the «coll. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:741.1

\op giýudoüýxtioüýi, uýdoüxti zhuaýwagthe. Mazhoüý btheý 'iaýthe thoütaý zhuaýwagthe bthaý-maýzhi.
\tr it was very good for them, / very good / I was with them. / Land / I go / I promised / to the / I with them / I did not go.
\rf jod 1890:741.2

\op Ki maýzhoüý theýthuaýdi agthiý tediýhi ki, wabthiýtoüxti-moüý. Ki uýshkoü eýgishe tethoüý
\tr And / land / in this place / I have come back / by the time that, / I have worked. / And / deed / you said that to «some one» / in the past
\rf jod 1890:741.3

\op anaý'oü koüýbtha-xti-moüý. Wahaý shkoüýna 'iýthathe tethoüý eýgoüxti gaýxa-ga. Shoüý
\tr I hear it / I have a strong desire. / Animal skins / you wish for / you spoke of / in the past / just so / act! / And
\rf jod 1890:741.4

\op anaý'oü koüýbtha-xti-moüý ha, uthaýket'oü tediýhi kiýzhi. Waxiüýha theý shuhiý te
\tr I hear it / I have a strong desire / , / you acquire it / by the time that / if. / Paper / this / reaches you / the
\rf jod 1890:741.5

\op eýskana iýe oüthaý'i 'iýthathe koübtheýgoü, uxtheýxchi. Niýkashiüýga wagaýxe eýthithiüý akaý
\tr oh that / word / you give to me / you promise / I hope, / very soon. / Indian / debt / he has for you / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1890:741.6

\op gisiýthai oüýba ithaýugthe. Ki oüýba witoüýbe te eýtoüdoü washtoüýbe tateý ebtheýgoü.
\tr remembers it / day / through. / And / day / I see you / the / by that time / you shall see it «ob. not named» / I think it.
\rf jod 1890:741.7

\op Shoüý iüýudoüxti-moüý, eýskana uxtheýxchi waxiüýha ioüýthakitheý koübtheýgoü. Ki
\tr And / I am doing very well, / oh that / very soon / paper / you send hither to me / I hope. / And
\rf jod 1890:741.8

\op uýthitoü t'oüý heýgazhi ha, wamuýske keý shti heýgazhi, aýdoü oüwoüýsniüdeý-xti-moüý
\tr work / abounds / very much / , / wheat / the / too / very much, / therefore / I am delayed a long time
\rf jod 1890:741.9

\op ha. Shi wahaý uthaýket'oü shkoüýna te haý. Ki niýkashiüýga theý shahiý akaý
\tr . / Again / animal skin / you acquire / you wished / . / And / person / this / he reached you / the «coll. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:741.10

\op woüýgithe uthaýket'oü thiýgoüthai. Niýkashiüýga akaý thigiýsithe-noüýi ha. Ikaýgethitheýxti
\tr all / you acquire / they wish it for you. / Person / the «coll. sub.» / they are usually remembering you / . / Having you for a real friend
\rf jod 1890:741.11

\op kikaýxai.
\tr they make for themselves.
\rf jod 1890:741.13

\ti @{Homna} to @{Hexaýka-maýni}, @{Ishtaý-zhoüzhoüý}, and @{Maüatsheba} «&sic», Yanktons.

\op Niýkashiüýga thaýbthiü sheýna wawiýpaxuýi ha. Shoüý, niýkashiüýga-maýshe, eýwithai,
\tr Indian / three / enough / I write to you «pl.» on different subjects / . / And, / O ye Indians, / I have you for kindred,
\rf jod 1890:742.1

\op ki ikaýgewitheý-shti-moüýi. Ki mazhoüý ke weýahideýxti piý eýdegoü, iüýtexi eýgoü
\tr and / I also have you for my friends. / And / land / the / at a great distance / I had arrived, / it was hard for me / as
\rf jod 1890:742.2

\op agthiý. Niýkashiüýga theýama eaýwathe amaýdi agthiý, ki iüýudoüý-xti-moüý, iüýthe-xti
\tr I returned hither. / Persons / these / I have them for kinsmen / to the ones who / I returned, / and / I was doing very well, / I was very well pleased
\rf jod 1890:742.3

\op moü thiüý ki, waýxe amaý oüýthizai. Ki mazhoüý gaýhithoütaý oüýathiü akiý teýdi,
\tr I walked / when, / white people / the «pl. sub.» / they took me. / And / land / to that «land» out of sight / they took me back thither / when,
\rf jod 1890:742.4

\op waýxe amaý oüwoüý'iaiý. Oüýthishtoüý-bi aiý eýdegoüý, shetoüý oüwoüýthoüi, oüwoüýshte
\tr white people / the «pl. sub.» / were talking about me. / That they had let me go / they said / but, / so far / they hold me, / I am left
\rf jod 1890:742.5

\op zhiüýga haý, oüýthishtoü-baýzhi. Niýkashiüýga theýama, Umaýha amaý shti uaýwagikoüýxti.
\tr a little / , / they have not released me. / Person / these, / Omaha / the «pl. sub.» / too / have given me much help.
\rf jod 1890:742.6

\op Shetoüý Umaýha mazhoüý etaý thoüýdi bazoüý akiý-maýzhi, koüýha keýdi agthiý. Ki
\tr So far / Omaha / land / their / to the / among the crowd / I have not reached there again, / border / to the / I have returned. / And
\rf jod 1890:742.7

\op oüýthishtoüýi teýdi, shoüý niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü uýshkoü zhuýzhuaýzhi keý shtewoüý eýskoü
\tr they let me go / when, / at any rate / Indian / common / deed / bad ones of various kinds / the / soever / oh that
\rf jod 1890:742.8

\op anoüýshibe koübtheýgoü. Shoüý oüýbatheý wisiýthe-xti, wabaýgtheze wawiýpaxuýi.
\tr I take my feet out of «?» / I hope. / And / I think much about you, / letter / I have written to you on different subjects.
\rf jod 1890:742.9

\op Ki uýshkoü e'oüý moüniüý ki, shoü waýgazu eýskana iüwiüýthanaiý koübtheýgoü (shoüý
\tr And / deed / how / you walk / if, / yet / straight / oh that / you «pl.» tell it to me / I hope / yet
\rf jod 1890:743.1

\op uýshkoü aýzhoü e'oüý moüniüý ki). Ki niýkashiüýga juýba theýama uýshkoü ge giýtexi
\tr deed / you do it / how / you walk / if. / And / person / some / these / deed / the «pl. in. ob.» / hard for «them»
\rf jod 1890:743.2

\op amaý. Ikaýgethitheýxti kiýzhi, uýshkoü geý giýtexi amaý haý thoüýzha, niýkashiüýga juýba
\tr the «pl. cl.». / They have you for real friends, / when, / deed / the «pl. in. ob.» / hard for «them» / the «pl. cl.» /  / though, / person / some
\rf jod 1890:743.3

\op eýwoüi, niýkagahiý- ma waýgthai, thidoüýba-baýzhi eý wakaiý. Shoüý niýkashiüýga
\tr they caused it, / chief / the «pl. in. ob.» / they accuse them / they did not see you / it / they mean. / And / person
\rf jod 1890:743.4

\op thethiüke izhaýzhe te shpaýxu eteýgoü. Kiý wabaýgtheze iüthiüýthizaiý ki, iüwiüýtha tiýthe
\tr this st. one / his name / the «ob.» / you write it / it is probable. / And / letter / he receives for me at my request / when, / to tell me / to send to me
\rf jod 1890:743.5

\op eteýgoü. Duýba-moüýthiü eý waýgazuýxti niýkashiüýga iüthiüýthize taý thiükeý.
\tr he is apt. / @{Duýba-moüýthiü} / he / very straight / person / the one who will receive it for me.
\rf jod 1890:743.6

\ti @{Naüzandazhi} to James O'Kane
\dt June 24, 1879

\op Shoüý, kageýha, oüýbatheý wisiýthe wawiýpaxu shutheýathe, iýe dzhuýbaxchi eýgoü.
\tr And, / my friend, / to-day / I remember you / I write to you about several things / I send to you, / word / very few.
\rf jod 1890:744.1

\op Ikaýgekiýthe uýdoüxti oüýthiü thoüýshti, oükiýtoüba-baýzhi kaýshi oüthiüý. Shoüý
\tr Regarding one another as friends / very good / we were / formerly, / we have not seen one another / a long time / we are. / And
\rf jod 1890:744.2

\op wathaýsithaýtha-bazhiý-xti-zhoüý eýiüte, shoüý oüthiýsithe-noüý oüthiüý. Shoüý thikaýge
\tr you have not been thinking of us at all / if, perhaps, / yet / we think of you usually / we are. / And / your friend
\rf jod 1890:744.3

\op noüýde thoü giýthazhiý-xti-noü shoüýshoü, xageý-noü shoüýshoü. Thikaýge wa'uý
\tr heart / the «ob.» / very sad for him usually / always, / he weeps usually / always. / Your friend / woman
\rf jod 1890:744.4

\op giýwakeýga giýt'e teýgoü. Shoüý eýskana wabaýgtheze niýze ki, e'oüý moüniüý eýiüte
\tr sick for him / his dies / is apt. / And / oh that / letter / you receive it / when, / how / you walk / if
\rf jod 1890:744.5

\op shoüý winaý'oü koüýbtha. Shoüý uýthitoü athaýgthaniüý eýiüte oüthiýna'oü oügoüýthai.
\tr at any rate / I hear from you / I wish. / And / work / you have your own / if / we hear from you / we wish.
\rf jod 1890:744.6

\op Shoüý Meýzhik oüýpoüha, taýxtiha doüýshte, athiüý eýiüte, iýthamaýxe ki, iüwiüýthanaý
\tr And / @{Meýzhik} / elk hide, / deer hide / or, / he has / if, / you ask him / when, / you tell it to me
\rf jod 1890:744.7

\op koübtheýgoü. Shoüý taýxtiha noüýba uýdoüxti koüýbtha, iütheýniüwiüý kiý, ioüýthakitheý
\tr I hope. / And / deer hide / two / very good / I desire, / you but them for me / if, / you send them hither to me
\rf jod 1890:744.8

\op koübtheýgoü, uxtheýxchi. Shi oüýpoüha wiüaýxchi shteýshtewoü koübthaýxti. Shoüý
\tr I hope, / very soon. / Again / elk hide / just one / even if / I desire greatly. / And
\rf jod 1890:744.9

\op e'oüý moübthiüý te oüthoüýshpahoü. Nieý oüthiüýge-xti-moüý.
\tr how / I walk / the / you know me. / Pain / I have not at all.
\rf jod 1890:744.10

\ti @{Waxpe-sha} to @{Unaýzhiü-ska}.
\dt June 3, 1879

\op Shoüý winaý'oü koüýbtha, ki oüýba aýhigi winaý'oü-maýzhi ha. Wineýgi
\tr And / I hear from you / I wish, / and / day / many / I have not heard from you / . / My mother's brother
\rf jod 1890:745.1

\op giý ameýde, gthiýazhi, Shaýhieýtha. Sheýta thanaýzhiü, negiýha, iüýthexti-moüý. Wisiýthe-noü
\tr is returning they say, but, / he has not returned, / Cheyenne. / Yonder / you stand, / mother's brother, / I am very glad. / I think of you usually
\rf jod 1890:745.2

\op shoüýshoü. Wabaýgtheze niýze ki, uxtheýxti tiýthathe koübtheýgoü. Dzhoý akaý Poüýka
\tr always. / Letter / you receive it / when, / very soon / you send it hither / I hope. / Joe / the «sub.» / Ponka
\rf jod 1890:745.3

\op ahiý eýde, agthiý uxtheýxchi. Wineýgi shukiý eýiüte shtoüýbe ki, iüwiüýthanaý iýthathe
\tr reached there / but, / he returned hither / very soon. / My mother's brother / returned there to you / if / you see him / when, / you tell it to me / you send hither
\rf jod 1890:745.4

\op te haý, unaý'oüoüthaýkithe teý, shtoüýbe teýdi. Poüýka sheýthu gthiý te shetoüý
\tr will / , / you cause me to hear about it / will, / you see him / when. / Ponka / yonder / has come back / the / so far
\rf jod 1890:745.5

\op waýgazu-baýzhi, ebeýshte iýbahoüýzhi.
\tr is not straight, / whoever / does not know it.
\rf jod 1890:745.6

\ti John Primeau to Rev. A. L. Riggs.
\dt June 5, 1879

\op Oüýbatheý niýashiüga watoüýbe, ukikiaiý oüýbatheý Umaýha amaý. Ki &Omaha
\tr To-day / people / I have seen them, / they have talked together / to-day / Omaha / the «pl. sub.». / And / Omaha
\rf jod 1890:746.1

\op &City etaýtoü niýashiüýga wiýuki wiüý atiý, Poüýka wiýuki akeý. Iýe uýdoüxti niýashiüýga
\tr City / from it / person of Indian / advocate / one / has come, / Ponka / advocate / the one who is he. / Spoke / very good / man
\rf jod 1890:746.2

\op akaý wiýuki akaý. Moüchuý-naýzhiü niýashiüýga uiýkoü chaýbai, waýwiu'eý akeý, uýdoü-xti
\tr the «sub.» / advocate / the «sub.». / Standing Bear / person / has aided him / greatly, / lawyer / the one who, / very good
\rf jod 1890:746.3

\op giýgoüthaiý. Iüýchoübaýthe iýai te uwiýbtha taý miüke. Itiýgoüthaiý thiükeýta Poüýka
\tr desires for him. / This day, now / what they spoke / I will tell you. / Grandfather / to the / Ponka
\rf jod 1890:746.4

\op thoükaý 'iýwathe atheý 'ithaiý, Isoüýyati thoükaý shti, Umaýha thoükaý shti, Huýtoüga
\tr the ones who / to talk about them / to go / he has promised, / Santee / the ones who / too, / Omaha / the ones who / too, / Winnebago
\rf jod 1890:746.5

\op thoükaý shti, aýdoü uýshkoü ge bthuýga waýgazu gaýxe goüýthai. Shoüý iýe ke aýhigi
\tr the ones who / too, / therefore / deed / the «pl. in. ob.» / all / straight / to make / he wishes. / And / word / the / many
\rf jod 1890:746.6

\op thoüýzha, dzhuýba paýxe, awaýnoüxthiü eýgoü. &Monday teýdi piý ha. Ki &Wednesday
\tr though, / few / I made, / I was in haste / as. / Monday / on / I was coming hither / . / And / Wednesday
\rf jod 1890:746.7

\op teýdi atiý ha, Umaýha tiýi thoüýdi. Ki oüýba-waxuýbe thishtoüý, &Monday teýdi
\tr on / I came hither / , / Omaha / village / to the. / And / Sunday / finished, / Monday / on
\rf jod 1890:746.8

\op shagtheý taý miüke. Thawiýni Shaýni ethoüýba Poüýka wiýuki uwaýthaginaý te. Thaýsi,
\tr I will start back to you. / David / Charles / he too / Ponka / they aid them / you tell it to them / will. / Dorsey,
\rf jod 1890:746.9

\op &Mr. &Hamilton* shti toüýbe. Sheýna.
\tr Mr. Hamilton / too / I saw. / Enough.
\rf jod 1890:746.10

\ti @{Moüchuý-noüýba} to @{Unaýzhiü-ska}

\op Waxiüýha theýthoü iüýchoüxchi bthiýze. Shaoüý amaý shagthaiý teýdi iüýchoüxchi
\tr Paper / this / just now / I have received it. / Dakota / the «pl. sub.» / started back to you / when / just now
\rf jod 1890:747.1

\op bthiýze. Waweýoümaýxe tiýthai te uwiýbtha shutheýathe taý miüke. Edaýdoü nuýzhiüga
\tr I have received it. / To ask me some questions / they sent hither / the / I tell it to you / I will send it to you. / What / boy
\rf jod 1890:747.2

\op amaý thi'iý amaý ithaýpahoü-maýzhi, shoüý weýamaýxe taý miüke, thoüýzha akiýxibtha, kaýshi
\tr the «pl. sub.» / they gave to you / I do not know it, / yet / I will ask them a question about several things, / though / I hesitate from fear of failure, / a long time
\rf jod 1890:747.3

\op heýgazhi. Shi thatiý ki, weýthanaýxai ki, uýdoü teýiüte. Goüý Poüýka amaý theýama
\tr very. / Again / you have come hither / when, / you question them about several things / if, / good / it would be. / And / Ponka / the «pl. sub.» / these «pl.»
\rf jod 1890:747.4

\op Dzhoý akaý eýta ahiý, iýutha etaý te u thaý taý miüke. Thiaýdi Poüýka iýhusaý-biamaý,
\tr Joe / the «sub.» / there / reached there, / news / his / the «pl. in. ob.» / I will tell it. / Your father / Ponka / They scolded him, it is said,
\rf jod 1890:747.5

\op giý aýgazhiý-biamaý, shoüý eshoüýadi gthiüý thiükeý amaý. Sheýki amaý tiý saýtoü
\tr to be returning / they ordered him, it is said, / yet / near to them / he was sitting, it is said. / @{Sheýki} / the «mv. sub.» / lodge / five
\rf jod 1890:747.6

\op zhuýwagthe agiý-bi ameýde oüýba-waxuýbe noüýba giý te shetoüý &Joe &Susette
\tr he with them / was returning hither, they say, but / mysterious day / two / returning / the / so far / Joe / Susette
\rf jod 1890:747.7

\op ethoüýba Poüýka tiýi thoüýdi ahiý-bi egoüý, Poüýka uthaý-biamaý. Iüýchoü
\tr she too / Ponka / village / at the / having arrived there, they say, / Ponka / told it, they say. / Now
\rf jod 1890:747.8

\op koüýgexchi agthiýi te, Umoüýhoü tiýi thoüýdi. Iüýtoü oüýba-waxuýbe duýba giý
\tr very near the time / they have returned / the, / Omaha / village / to the. / Now / mysterious day / four / returning
\rf jod 1890:747.9

\op te shetoüý, Sheýki. Poüýka noüýba wakoüýtoü-biamaý, Weýs'a-toüýga, Gahiýge
\tr the / so far, / @{Sheýki}. / Ponka / two / were tied, they say, / Big Snake, / The Chief
\rf jod 1890:747.10

\op ethoüýba. Uýkie atheý 'ithaý-bi egoüý, Poüýka ithaýdithaiý akaý iýhuwathaý-biamaý:
\tr he too. / To pay a friendly visit / to go / they spoke of it, they say / having, / Ponka / agent / the «sub.» / he consulted them:
\rf jod 1890:747.11

\op "Iüýtoü, noüheýbai-ga. Thitiýgoü iýhuwathe theýathe taý miüke. Iýnahiü ki, shneý
\tr Hold on! / wait ye! / Your grandfather / to consult them / I will send thither. / He is willing / if, / you
\rf jod 1890:747.12

\op taiteý. Iýnahiü ki, umoüýe shti wi'iý eýgoü, neý taiteý," aý-biamaý. Ki shoüý
\tr shall go. / He is willing / if, / provisions / too / I give you / having, / you shall go, / he said, they say. / And / yet
\rf jod 1890:747.13

\op na'oüý-baýzhi Weýs'a-toüýga Gahiýge ethoüýba. Goüý Poüýka zhuýwagthe athaý-bi
\tr they did not listen to him / Big Snake / The Chief / he too. / So / Ponka / with them / went, they say
\rf jod 1890:747.14

\op Shaýhieýtha tiýi thoüýdi. Eýdi ahiý-bi ki, Shaýhieýtha ithaýdi akaý uýthoü-biamaý, Weýs'a-toüýga
\tr Cheyenne / village / to the. / There / arrived there, they say / when, / Cheyenne / father / the «sub.» / held them, they say, / Snake Big
\rf jod 1890:747.15

\op Gahiýge ethoüýba. Goüýki ushteý amaý wanaýshe amaý waýgiahiý-biamaý
\tr The Chief / he too. / And then / those who remained «+the rest» / police / the «pl. sub.» / they came there for them, they say
\rf jod 1890:747.16

\op goüý, waýthiü akiý-biamaý. Wakoüýtoü thoüýzha, uxtheý waýthishke taý-biteýamaý. Iüýtoü
\tr as, / they took them back home, they say. / They tied them / though, / soon / they shall be untied, they say. / Now
\rf jod 1890:748.1

\op Poüýka ushteý amaý kimuýgthoü giý goüýthai eýde, Dzhoý akaý shkoüýazhi gthiüý waýgazhi.
\tr Ponka / the remainder / to steal away / returning / wished / but, / Joe / the «sub.» / not moving / to sit / commanded them.
\rf jod 1890:748.2

\op Moüchuý-naýzhiü theýthiüke oüýguiüýkoüi. Umoüýhoü mazhoüý uhoüýge waýxe etaý
\tr Standing Bear / this st. one / we aided him. / Omaha / land / end / white people / their own
\rf jod 1890:748.3

\op heýbe ugthiüý gthiüý. Ki oüýbatheý oüýguiüýkoüi, maýshoü hiýde uthoüý zhuaýwagthe.
\tr part / sitting in it he sits. / And / to-day / we have aided him, / quill / base / to take hold of it / I was with them.
\rf jod 1890:748.4

\op Shetoüý Wakoüýda thahoüý-ma wauýie edaýbe Umoüýhoü akaý shti sheýna uiýkoüi
\tr So far. / God / those who pray to Him / lawyer / also / Omaha / the «coll. sub.» / too / enough / have aided him
\rf jod 1890:748.5

\op Moüchuý-naýzhiü. Oüýbatheý wauýie wiü zhuoüýgthe gthiüý, oüthoüýgukieý oügthiüýi.
\tr Standing Bear. / To-day / lawyer / one / he with me / he sat, / we talked together / we sat.
\rf jod 1890:748.6

\op Itiýgoüthaiý thiükeý atheý 'ithaiý, wauýie akaý. Eý agthiý tediýhi ki, waýgazu teýiüte.
\tr Grandfather / the one who / to go / he spoke of it, / lawyer / the «sub.». / He / he has returned hither / by that time / when, / straight / it may be.
\rf jod 1890:748.7

\op Zhuoüýgthe oügthiüý taiteý, ki mazhoüý sheýta, oüwoüýwa gthiüý teýiüte oüthoüýbahoü-baýzhi.
\tr We with him / we shall sit, / and / land / yonder, / which «of the two?» / he site / it may be / we do not know it.
\rf jod 1890:748.8

\op Wakoüýda thahoüý-ma, wauýie amaý edaýbe Poüýka thiüý enaýxchi uthuýki-baýzhi;
\tr God / those who pray to Him, / lawyer / the «pl. sub.» / also / Ponka / the «coll. ob.» / they only / they do not side with;
\rf jod 1890:748.9

\op niýkashiüga ukeýthiü bthuýga uaýwagikiý iýai, aýdoü weýthe heýga-baýzhi.
\tr Indian / common / all / to side with us / he speaks, / therefore / we are very glad.
\rf jod 1890:748.10

\op Ahauý. Umoüýhoü oüýgatoü niýe wathiüýge heýga-baýzhi; wathaýte oükiýkaxe
\tr «paragraph» / Omaha / we who stand / pain / we have none / very «pl.»; / food / we have made for ourselves
\rf jod 1890:748.11

\op bthuýga oüthiýzhut'oüýi; uýdoüxti oünaýzhiüi. Shetoüý Moüchuý-naýzhiü toüýba-maýzhi ha.
\tr all / we have raised it; / very good / we stand. / So far / Standing Bear / I have not seen him / 
\rf jod 1890:748.12

\op Iüýtoü, gasaýni doüýshte, toüýbe taý miüke.
\tr Now, / to-morrow / perhaps / I will see him.
\rf jod 1890:748.13

\op Hau. Sheýama, Maýshoü-uýiü, Ishtaý-zhoüzhoüý, Mikaýha-thaýge, sheýna, Siüdeý-gtheshkaý
\tr «paragraph» / Those, / Wiyakoin, / @{Ishtaý-zhoüzhoüý}, / Raccoon skin headdress, / enough, / Spotted Tail
\rf jod 1890:748.14

\op doüýbe tai eýgoü shagthaiý. Shupiý taý miüke.
\tr to see him / in order that «pl.» / they have started. / I will reach there.
\rf jod 1890:748.15

\ti To Inspector J. H. Hammond, from several Omahas.
\dt June, 1879

\pr Two Crows said:
\op Goüý, zhiütheýha, thatiý teýdi iýwipahoüý-maýzhi ha. Ki
\tr And / elder brother, / you came / when / I did not know you / . / And
\rf jod 1890:750.1

\op niýkashiüýga theýama uýwathakieý-ma wiwiýta-ma iýthae thagtheý te iüwiüýthai. Ki wisiýthe-noü
\tr person / these / those to whom you talked / those who are mine / you spoke / you went back / the / they have told me about it. / And / I think of you usually
\rf jod 1890:750.2

\op shoüýshoü ha. Ki mazhoüý theýthoü oüthoüýnite eteýgoüi te bthuýgaxti uaýwathaýginaý
\tr always / . / And / land / this / we live by means of it / ought «pl.» / the / all / you told it to us
\rf jod 1890:750.3

\op thagthaiý. Ki shi piýxti eýskana oüthoüýwashkoüý eteýgoüi ki, wiü wetheýshkaxaiý
\tr you started back. / And / again / anew / oh that / we get strong by means of it / ought «pl.» / if, / one / you make for us
\rf jod 1890:750.4

\op koüý oüthoüýthai. Eýskana, shoüýge, kageýha, wakoüýbtha ha. Wathiýtoü-ma zhuýbazhi,
\tr we hope. / Oh that, / horse, / my friend, / I desire them / . / The working ones are inferior,
\rf jod 1890:750.5

\op nuýshiaýha, eýgoü, washkoüý-thi'aý-noüi. Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü shoüýge eý aýwaka-maýzhi
\tr low in stature, / as, / they are weak usually. / Indian / common / horse / it / I do not mean it
\rf jod 1890:750.6

\op ha: waýxe shoüýge, umoüýthiüka thaýbthiü, duýba-ma shetoüý oüwoüýgoüthaýi. Eýskana
\tr . / white man / horse, / year / three, / those who are four / so far / we desire them. / Oh that
\rf jod 1890:750.7

\op uaýwathagikoüý eýteoüýi kiýzhi, eý weaýgiuýdoü etaiý. Uxtheýxchi eýskana Itiýgoüthaiý
\tr you help us / may, at least «pl.» / if, / that / good for us / may. / Very soon / oh that. / Grandfather
\rf jod 1890:750.8

\op thiükeý iýe oüguýtai na'oüýthakitheý koüý oüthoüýthai.
\tr the one who / word / our / you cause him to hear / we hope.
\rf jod 1890:750.9

\pr @{Duýba-moüýthiü} said:
\op Zhiütheýha, oüýbatheý edaýdoü wiýka taý miüke, aýdoü
\tr O elder brother, / to-day / what / I will ask a favor of you, / therefore
\rf jod 1890:750.10

\op wabaýgtheze wiýpaxu shutheýathe. Maýthadi thatiý ha. Ki uwiýkie-maýzhi eýte-moüý
\tr letter / I have written to you / I send it to you. / Last winter / you came hither / . / And / I did not talk to you / I may, in the least
\rf jod 1890:750.11

\op thoüýzha, niýkashiüýga theýama ikaýgeawaýthe-ma uthiýkiaiý te, iýe te uthiýthai te
\tr although, / person / these / those whom I have for friends / talked to you / the, / word / the / told about you / the
\rf jod 1890:750.12

\op anaý'oü te iüýudoüxti-moüý, zhiütheýha. Ithaýnita teý. Iüwiüýthana te, eýbthize
\tr I heard / when / I was very glad, / O elder brother. / I live by means of it / will. / You tell it to me / the, / I take it from him
\rf jod 1890:750.13

\op tediýhi ki, ediý-noü aniüýta eteýgoü. Ki wiýka te, eheý te. Shoüýge-ma
\tr by the time / when, / then only / I live / apt. / And / I ask a favor of you / will, / I said it. / The horses «pl. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:750.14

\op wiwiýta-ma weýbthihiýde-ma haýhadoüýi, ki edaýdoü skiýge athaiý te thuýtoüxti
\tr those that are mine / those by means of which I continue at work / are light, / and / what / heavy / goes / the / very straight
\rf jod 1890:750.15

\op athaý-baýzhi thoüýzha, shoüý awaýshkoü te, eheý thoü, goüý awaýshkoü taý miüke. Zhiütheýha,
\tr they do not go / though, / yet / I make an effort / will, / I said in the past, / so / I will make an effort. / O elder brother,
\rf jod 1890:750.16

\op shoüýge waýxe etaiý, shoüý umoüýthiüka thaýbthiü duýba, saýtoü-ma, eýskana oüwoüýgoüthaiý.
\tr horse / white people / their, / &i. &e., / year / three / four, / those that are five, / oh that / we desire them.
\rf jod 1890:750.17

\op Ki Itiýgoüthaiý thiükeý uxtheýxti eýskana theýshpaha koübtheýgoü.
\tr And / their grandfather / the «st. ob.» / very soon / oh that / you show it to him / I hope.
\rf jod 1890:750.18

\pr @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} said:
\op Zhiütheýha, oüýbatheý edaýdoü wiüý wiýka shutheýathe. Shoüýge
\tr O elder brother, / to-day / what / one / I ask a favor of you / I send it to you. / Horse
\rf jod 1890:751.1

\op wathiýtoü waýbthiü te oüzhuý-mazhi heýga-maýzhi, shoüýge wiwiýta te. Shoüýge waýxe
\tr to work / I have them / the / I am very unfortunate, / horse / my / the. / Horse / white people
\rf jod 1890:751.2

\op etaiý washkoüýtoüga wakoüýbtha. Shoüýge-ma maýthe thaýbthiü, duýba, saýtoü
\tr their / strong / I desire them. / The horses / winter / three, / four, / five
\rf jod 1890:751.3

\op shetoüý-ma eý wakoüýbtha. Ediý ki, mazhoüý thoü bthiýtoü te uiýthoübe btheý eteýgoü.
\tr those who are so far / that / I desire them. / In that case, / land / the / I work it / the / up the hill / I go / apt.
\rf jod 1890:751.4

\op Itiýgoüthaiý, eýskana uxtheýxchi uthuýthakieý koübtheýgoü.
\tr Grandfather, / oh that / very soon / you speak in him about it / I hope.
\rf jod 1890:751.5

\pr @{Mawaýdoüthiü} said:
\op Kageýha, oüýbatheýxchi edaýdoü thiýna eýdegoüý edueýhe
\tr My friend, / this very day / what / they have begged from you / I have joined it
\rf jod 1890:751.6

\op ha. Mazhoüý thoüýdi enaý edaýdoü oükiýkaxaiý oüthiýthahoü-noüýi eý-noü eýe ha.
\tr . / Land / in the / that alone / what / we have done for ourselves / we pray to you usually / it alone / that is it / .
\rf jod 1890:751.7

\op Eýdegoüý edaýdoü paýxe te bthiý'a-noü-moüý ha, kageý. Ki aýdoü oüýbatheý
\tr But / what / I do / the / I usually fail to complete / , / O friend. / And / therefore / to-day
\rf jod 1890:751.8

\op uaýwathakoüýi te oüthoüýthe-xti ha. Goüý theýthoüka wanaýgthe oüthoüýwashkoü taiýte
\tr you have aided us / the / we really think it / . / And / these / domestic animal / we shall be strong by means of them
\rf jod 1890:751.9

\op eýe ha, aýdoü uwiýbtha shutheýathe.
\tr that is it / , / therefore / I tell it to you / I send it to you.
\rf jod 1890:751.10

\pr @{Teý-ukoüha} said:
\op Kageýha, oüýbatheý niýkashiüýga theýama wathiýbaxu taý ama ha;
\tr My friend, / to-day / person / these / they write to you on different subjects / will «pl.» / 
\rf jod 1890:751.11

\op ki wizhiüýthe iýe wiüý oü'iý gtheý etheýgoü eýgoü thisiýthe eýgoü waiüthiýbaxu toüýgatoü.
\tr and / my elder brother / word / one / he gave it to me / he started back / thought that / having / remembered you / having / we write to you / we will.
\rf jod 1890:751.12

\op Shoüý maýthadi thatiý teýdi oüwoüýthakieý te, iýe te aýgisithe-noü shoüýshoü. Iýe te
\tr And / last winter / you came hither / when / you spoke to me / when, / word / the / I think of it usually / always. / Word / the
\rf jod 1890:751.13

\op abthiüý te sheý abthiüý ha. Shoüý edaýdoü oüguýzhi kiýzhi, bthuýgaxti hiý ke uýdoü,
\tr I have / the / that / I have / . / And / what / we plant / if / all / stock / the «coll. ob.» / good,
\rf jod 1890:751.14

\op sheýhi keý shti, zhoüý'abe bthuýgaxti uýdoü. Ki aýma oüthaý'i 'ithaýthe te ubthoüý-shtewoü-maýzhi,
\tr apple tree / the «coll. ob.» / too, / leaf / all / good. / And / the other / you give me / you promised / the / I have taken hold of it in the least degree I - not,
\rf jod 1890:751.15

\op toüýbe-shtewoüý-maýzhi ithaýdithaiý wa'iý-baýzhi, oüýbatheý noüshtoüýi, aýzhi ugthiüý,
\tr I have not even seen it, / agent / did not give it to us. / to-day / he has ceased to walk, / another / sits in «his place»,
\rf jod 1890:751.16

\op niýkashiüýga ithaýdithaiý akaý. Ki teýska-ma eý aýwake ha. Ki teýska-ma eý Itiýgoüthaiý
\tr Indian / agent / the «st. sub.». / And / the cattle / that / I mean / . / And / the cattle / that / Grandfather
\rf jod 1890:751.17

\op uthuýthakieý ki, eýskana mazhoüý geýdi agthaýbthiü abthiüý koübtheýgoü. Goüý shoüýge
\tr you speak to him about it / if, / oh that / land / in the «pl. in. ob.» / I have my own / I have it / I hope. / And / horse
\rf jod 1890:751.18

\op wiýna, shoüýge umoüýthiüka thaýbthiü meýgoü, duýba meýgoü, saýtoü meýgoü, sheýna.
\tr I beg from you, / horse / year / three / those of that age, / four / those of that age, / five / those of that age, / enough.
\rf jod 1890:752.1

\op Shoüýge iüth'aýgexti koüýbtha-maýzhi, shoüýge ukeýthiü shti koüýbtha-maýzhi; Maýhiütoüýga
\tr Horse / very old man / I do not want it, / horse / common / too / I do not want it; / American
\nt =@{iüsh'aýge}
\rf jod 1890:752.2

\op shoüýge-ma eshnaýxchi wakoüýbtha, mashteý shoüýge oüwoüýgoütha-baýzhi. Heýshpaiuýna
\tr the horses «pl. ob.» / those alone / I want them, / warm «&i. &e. , Kansas» / horse / we do not want them. / Spanish
\rf jod 1890:752.3

\op shoüýge eýshti piý-bazhi.
\tr horse / those too / are bad.
\rf jod 1890:752.4

\pr @{Oüýpoü-toüýga} said:
\op Zhiütheýha, thatiý ha, Umoüýhoü mazhoüý thoüýdi. Ki e'oüý
\tr O Elder brother, / you came hither / , / Omaha / land / to the. / And / how
\rf jod 1890:752.5

\op oügthiüý thoü shkoüý oügthiüý washtoüýbe thatiý. Ki "Iýe wiwiýta te siýthai-ga," esheý, aýdoü
\tr we sat / the / action / we sat / you saw us / you came. / And / Word / my / the / remember ye it, / you said, / therefore
\rf jod 1890:752.6

\op siýthe-noüýi. Shoüý edaýdoü wetheýshkaxe, mazhoüý aýwoüzhi, wetheýshkaxe iüthiýnai kethoüý
\tr they remember it usually. / And / what / you have done for us, / land / strong to bear them up, / you make it for us / we begged of you / in the past
\rf jod 1890:752.7

\op oüsiýthe-noüý shoüshoüýi thoüýzha, uýthitoü heýgazhi aniüý eýgoü, wetheýni'aiý te, esheý. Shoüý
\tr we think of it usually / always / though, / work / very much / you have / as, / you had failed to accomplish it for us / the, / you said. / And
\rf jod 1890:752.8

\op waýxe uýshkoü oügoüýthai te uxtheý oügoüýthai ha. Shoüý e'oüý moüniüý te eýgoüxti
\tr white people / deed / we desire / the / soon / we desire / . / And / how / you walk / the / just so
\rf jod 1890:752.9

\op uxtheý oügoüýthai ha. Ithaýpazhi, thithiýta gthiýtoü-ga. Mazhoüý agthiýtoü ki, agthaýbthiü
\tr soon / we desire it / . / Not waiting for him to appear, / your own / do your own work. / Land / I work my own / if, / I have my own
\rf jod 1890:752.10

\op koübtheýgoü, waxiüýha sagiý. Itiýgoüthaiý thiükeý gaýte na'oüýkithaý-ga. Shoüý edaýdoü
\tr I hope, / paper / hard. / Grandfather / the «st. ob.» / that thing / let him hear it. / And / what
\rf jod 1890:752.11

\op weýtexi ge bthuýgaxti, eýskana oügoüýtha-baýzhi. Shoüý niýkashiüýga mazhoüý thoü
\tr are hard for us / the «pl. in. ob.» / all, / oh that / we do not want it. / And / person / land / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:752.12

\op waýkihiýde-maý shti weýthisiýhi-ga, gashiýbe theaýwakithaýi-ga. Ki mazhoüý akiýgthitoü
\tr those who attend to them / too / cleanse it of them for us, / out of it / cause them to go from us. / And / land / I work for myself
\rf jod 1890:752.13

\op teýdi, weýthihiýde aýkipazoüý iügaýxai-ga. Eý tiý ki, iüýshte edaýdoü shte
\tr when, / tool / each with its own kind / make for me. / That / it comes hither / when, / as if / what / ever
\rf jod 1890:752.14

\op a'aýgtha-maýzhi, kuýaha-mazhiýxti, wabthiýtoü moübthiüý. Ithaýdithaiý amaý enaý moüýzeska
\tr I do not suffer, / I do not fear unseen danger at all, / I work at various tasks / I walk. / Agent / the «pl. sub.» / only they / money
\rf jod 1890:752.15

\op kediýtoü athiüý gthiüýi eýgoü, enaý weýthihiýde athiüý gthiüýi. Thiýskieý iteýthe gthiüý
\tr from the / having it / they sit / as, / only they / implements / having / they sit. / All in a pile / to place in a heap / sitting
\rf jod 1890:752.16

\op oüwoüýgoütha-baýzhi.
\tr we do not want them.
\rf jod 1890:752.17

\ti @{Waxpe-sha} to @{Unaýzhiü-ska}.
\dt August 19, 1879

\op Shoüý eaýtoü waxiüýha gthiýthakithaýzhi shoüý gthithakithaýzhi shoüýshoü ha. Shubtheý
\tr And / why / paper / you have not sent back hither / always / . / I will
\rf jod 1890:755.1

\op taý miüke ha. Shoüý oüýba-waxuýbe noübaý te shetoüý waxiüýha gthiýthathe ki,
\tr go to you / . / And / mysterious day «+week» / two / the / so far / paper / you send back / if,
\rf jod 1890:755.2

\op shubtheý teýiüke, sheýta. Wabaýgtheze uxtheýxchi gioüýkithaý-ga, theý niýze ki. Shoüýge
\tr I will go to you, / yonder. / Letter / very soon / send back hither to me, / this / you receive it / when. / Horse
\rf jod 1890:755.3

\op thagiýna toüý paýsi iüýtexi ithaýkuheý ha. Aoüýbtha shubtheý taý miüke. Niýashiüýga
\tr you asked for your own / the «std. an. ob.» / I drive it / difficult for me / I fear the unseen danger / . / I abandon if / I will go to you. / Person
\rf jod 1890:755.4

\op ikaýgeaýthe agiýna'oü koüýbtha. Thuýtoüxti iüthiüýwoüth iýtha-ga: Tatoüýka-maýni eý
\tr I have him for a friend / I hear about my own / I wish. / Very accurately / send hither / to tell me about my own: / Walking Buffalo-bull / that is he
\rf jod 1890:755.5

\op aýwake. Shoüý theýthu thagthiýazhi te iüýshoü-xti-moüý ha. Poüýka-ma shetoüý
\tr I mean him. / And / here / you have not returned hither / the / I am well satisfied with it / . / The Ponkas / so far
\rf jod 1890:755.6

\op waýgazu-baýzhi, theýthu thanaýzhiü te teýxi a, eheý: giýtexiwaýthe, giýtexiýxti nazhiüýi.
\tr are not straight, / here / you stand / the / difficult / ! / I say: / troublesome to them, / very difficult for them / they stand.
\rf jod 1890:755.7

\ti To the Cincinnati Commercial, from several Omahas.

\pr @{Duýba-moüýthiü} said:
\op Kageýha, niýkashiüýga theý oüýgathiüýdi, Umoüýhoü
\tr My friend, / Indian / this / to us who are mv., / Omaha
\rf jod 1890:755.8

\op oüýgathiüýdi, wabaýgtheze wiüý tiýthathe te anaý'oü. Weýthigthoü te oüthoüýthamaýxe
\tr to us who are mv., / letter / one / you sent it hither / the / I heard it. / Mind / the / you asked me about
\rf jod 1890:755.9

\op te uwiýbtha taý miüke. Mazhoüý thoü theýthoü agthaýbthiü. Mazhoüý wiwiýta.
\tr the / I will tell it to you. / Land / the / this / I have my own. / Land / my own.
\rf jod 1890:755.10

\op Ki niýkashiüýga-ma theý-ma shkoüý moüthiüý-ma watoüýbe ha, ishtaý weýtoübe.
\tr And / the people «pl. ob.» / these «pl. ob.» / those who walk actively «busily» «pl. ob.» / I have seen them / , / eye / I have seen them with.
\rf jod 1890:756.1

\op Niýkashiüýga shkoüý wiwiýta ke agiýoübtha koüýbtha haýshiataýthishoü; agiýtoüba-maýzhi.
\tr Person / act / my own / the / I abandon my own / I wish / towards the rear; / I do not look at mine.
\rf jod 1890:756.2

\op Agiýpasnu theýathe. Ki waýxe theýama watoüýbe te shkoüý e'oüýi te uýdoü iýnahiü
\tr I push my own off. / And / white people / these / I see them / the / act / how they are / the / good / really
\rf jod 1890:756.3

\op ebtheýgoü, eýskoü eýgimoü koüý ebtheýgoü ha. Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü shkoüý te
\tr I think, / oh that / I do that / I hope / . / Indian / common / act / the
\rf jod 1890:756.4

\op naýxixiýtha te koüýbtha-maýzhi ha, haýshiataýthishoü agiýpasnu theýathe, eý aýwake. Oüýba
\tr what made people fear to leave camp / the / I do not desire / , / towards the rear / I push my own, / that / I meant it. / Day
\rf jod 1890:756.5

\op ithaýugthe edaýdoü oüthoüýgiuýdoü te uaýkigthixiýde ha. Eýgithe shkoüý thithiýta te
\tr throughout / what / by means of which I may prosper / the / I gaze around, in search of it for myself / . / At length / deeds «movements» / your / the
\rf jod 1890:756.6

\op e- noüý iýgiuýdoüwaýthe te toüýbe ha. Niýkashiüýga-ma watoüýbe te wiýshti aýkitoüýbe:
\tr that only / may be good for «one» / the / I have seen it / . / The people / I have seen them / the / I too / I have looked at myself:
\rf jod 1890:756.7

\op shoüý edaýdoü uýgaxetha iýwashkoü e'oüýi te wiýshti eýgimoü aýtoüheý- de,
\tr and / what / limbs / strong by means of / how it is / I too / I am standing doing that / during,
\rf jod 1890:756.8

\op ha. Wamuýske uaýzhi, nuý uaýzhi, mazhoüýxe, waxthaý, watoüýzi,
\tr I think it /  / Wheat / I have sown, / potato / I have planted, / onion, / cabbage, / corn,
\rf jod 1890:756.9

\op hiübthiüýge, watoüý, she, noüýpa, nuýgthe, poüýxe-zhiýde, &tomato, &lettuce, saýkathiýde.
\tr beans, / pumpkin, / apple, / cherry, / turnip, / beet, / tomato, / lettuce, / watermelon.
\rf jod 1890:756.10

\op Teýska waýbthiü, shoüýge, zhoüthiýnoüge, shoüýge-weý'iü, wazhiüýga-zhiýde. Kageýha,
\tr Cow / I have them, / horse, / wagon, / harness, / chicken. / My friend,
\rf jod 1890:756.11

\op niýkashiüýga thikaýge theý-ma tiý te ugiýpixtioüý gthiüý oünaý'oüi. Ki weýthigthoü
\tr person / your friend / these / house / the / very full / sitting / we hear it. / And / mind «&or plan»
\rf jod 1890:756.12

\op ebtheýgoü woüýgitheýxti etheýgoüi. Ki wagaýshoü iüýshte teýgaxti btheý eýgoü ha.
\tr I think it / all / they think it. / And / traveling / as it were / very new / I go / so / 
\rf jod 1890:756.13

\op Moübthiüý oüthoüýbthoü-mazhiý-xti-moüý. Ki edaýdoü oüýbatheý bthiýzhut'oü uwiýbtha te,
\tr I walk / I have by no means had enough. / And / what / to-day / I have raised / I tell to you / the,
\rf jod 1890:756.14

\op eýskana umoüýthiüka aýzhi ki, aýta bthiýzhut'oü koübtheýgoü. Kageýha, thikaýge amaý
\tr oh that / year / another / when, / beyond / I raise / I hope. / My friend, / your friend / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:756.15

\op theýama ukiýxthaxtha-baýzhi ha. Iüýshte kigthiýxe amaý eýgoüi ha. Pahoüýga thiüý
\tr these / they run unequal distances / . / As if / they were chasing one another / they are so / . / Before / the one «mv.»
\rf jod 1890:756.16

\op gthiýxe amaý eýgoüi ha.
\tr they are chasing him, their own / they are so / .
\rf jod 1890:756.17

\pr Two Crows said:
\op Kageýha, niýkashiüýga thiýegoü-maýshe, iýe oüthiýna'oüi -de
\tr My friend, / people / the ones like you, / word / we heard from you when
\rf jod 1890:756.18

\op weýthextioüýi. Wathiýtoü ge oüthoüýnahiüýxti. Weýthexti oüwoüýkigthiýtoü oümoüýthiü
\tr we were very glad. / Work / the «pl. in. ob.» / we are very willing for it. / We are very glad / we work for ourselves / we walk
\rf jod 1890:756.19

\op shtewoüý, Itiýgoüthaiý thiükeý wagaýxthoü etaý amaý sabaýzhixti oüsiýthe-noüýi thoüýdi,
\tr even when, / Grandfather / the «st. one» / servant / his / the «pl. sub.» / very suddenly / we think of him usually / when,
\rf jod 1890:757.1

\op oüthoüýkuhe-noüýi. Oüýshte uaýwagikoüý-bazhiýxti thoükaý. * * * * Eýskana
\tr we fear the unseen danger usually. / As if / they were not helping us at all. / Oh that
\rf jod 1890:757.2

\op iýe thanaý tiýthathe niýkashiüýga aýhigiýxti unaý'oüwathaýkithe koüý oüthoüýthai. Eýskana
\tr word / you begged / you sent hither / people / very many / you cause them to hear about it / we hope. / Oh that
\rf jod 1890:757.3

\op wawiýue oüýguiüýhai koüý oüthoüýthai. Eýskana mazhoüý thoü waxiüýha sagiýxti
\tr lawyer / we join them / we hope. / Oh that / land / the / paper / very firm
\rf jod 1890:757.4

\op wathaý'i koüý oüthoüýthai. Ediýhi ki, waýxe waýspa-baýzhi-ma oüthoüýkuha-baýzhi
\tr you give to us / we hope. / In that event, / white people / the ones who are not keeping motionless / we do not fear unseen danger
\rf jod 1890:757.5

\op eteýgoü. Kageýha, iýe oü+ / oüýthamaxaýzhi shoüý uwiýbtha. Edaýdoü waxtaý
\tr apt. / My friend, / word / you did not ask me / yet / I tell it to you. / What / vegetable «&or fruit»
\rf jod 1890:757.6

\op oüthiýzhut'oüýi ge weoüýthiüwiüýi teýdi, haýhadoüýxti eýgoü-noüýi, shi edaýdoü etaiý
\tr we raise / the «pl. in. ob.» / we sell / when, / very light / so usually, / again / what / their own
\rf jod 1890:757.7

\op ge skiýgexti wegaýxe-noüýi, uýthiüwiü ti athiüý amaý.
\tr the «pl. in. ob.» / very heavy / they make for us usually, / store / those who keep «sub.».
\rf jod 1890:757.8

\pr Big Elk said:
\op Shoü noüýde thoüýdi iüdaýdoü iüýtexi ge uwiýbtha shutheýathe.
\tr And / heart / in the / what / hard for me / the «pl. in. ob.» / I tell to you / I send to you.
\rf jod 1890:757.9

\op Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü-ma edaýdoü uýdoü kikaýxe goüýtha ameýde, ithaýdithaiý amaý
\tr Indian / the common «pl.» / what / good / to do for themselves / they were wishing, but, / agent / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:757.10

\op uwaýgikoüýzhi amaý-na. Kageýha, niýkashiüýga thieýgoü-masheý-na, uýshkoü weýtexi
\tr they are the only ones who do aid us. / My friend, / person / only to you and those like yourself, / deed / hard for us
\rf jod 1890:757.11

\op oüthoüýguthiýkie eýtai. Itiýgoüthaiý thiükeý edaýdoü weýtexi ge weýtexi-baýzhi etheýgoüxti-noüý,
\tr we talk to you about them / can. / Grandfather / the «st. one» / what / hard for us / the «pl. in. ob.» / not hard for us / he thinks just so usually,
\rf jod 1890:757.12

\op waýkihiýdewakithaiý-ma, ithaýdithaiý-ma, iüýshte waýthiudoüý-bi etheýgoü-noü gthiü
\tr the ones whom he causes to watch over us, / the agents, / as it were / that they benefit us / he thinks usually / he sits
\rf jod 1890:757.13

\op teý. Aýdoü niýkashiüýga-ma edaýdoü kikaýxai ge eýgimoü koübtheýgoü. Shoüý mazhoüý
\tr the. / Therefore / the people / what / they do for themselves / the «pl. in. ob.» / I do that / I hope. / And / land
\rf jod 1890:757.14

\op thoüýdi niýkashiüýga uýdoüxti koüýbtha ha; niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü agiýtoübe shtewoüý
\tr in the / person / very good / I desire him /  / Indian / common / I look at my own / even
\rf jod 1890:757.15

\op koüýbtha-maýzhi. Mazhoüý thoüýdi aýwoüzhiýxti niýkashiüýga-maýshe bthuýga iüwiüýthakoüýi
\tr I do not wish it. / Land / in the / fully strong enough to bear one up / O ye people / all / you aid me
\rf jod 1890:757.16

\op koüýbtha. Niýkashiüýga-maýshe, noüýde uýdoü ithoüýthathe-maýshe, woüýgithe, uthaýkigthaiý
\tr I wish. / O ye people, / heart / good / ye who place it, / every one, / you tell your affairs to one another
\rf jod 1890:757.17

\op ki, uaýwathakoüýi ki, mazhoüý thoüýdi oümoüýthiü oügoüýthai.
\tr when, / you aid us / if, / land / in the / we walk / we wish.
\rf jod 1890:757.18

\pr @{Maxewathe} said:
\op Kageýha, waxiüýha tioüýthakitheý niükeýshe, wiýbthahoü
\tr My friend, / paper / you have sent it hither to me / you who sit, «sing.» / I pray to you
\rf jod 1890:758.1

\op theýathe, sheýhe ha. Eýskana iütheýwashkoüý shkoüýna, kageýha, waxiüýha tioüýthakitheý,
\tr I send it off, / I think and say that / . / Oh that / you make an effort for me / you wish it, / my friend, / paper / you send it hither to me,
\rf jod 1890:758.2

\op iüýthe-xti-moüý. Shkoüý thiýta oüthoüýbahoüý-shtewoü-baýzhi shoüý xtaoüýthextioüýi. Eýskana
\tr I am very glad indeed. / Acts / your / we do not know anything about them / yet / we love them very well. / Oh that
\rf jod 1890:758.3

\op weýudoü eteýgoü uaýwathaginixiýde koüý oüthoüýthai. Shoüý niýkashiüýga waxiüýha
\tr good for us / apt / you look around in search of something for us / we hope. / And / person / paper
\rf jod 1890:758.4

\op wetheýshkaxe ti-maý weýthextioüýi, noüýde giýudoüxtioüýi thikaýge-ma. Uýshkoü
\tr you made for them / those who have come hither / are very glad, / heart / very good for them / your friends. / Deed
\rf jod 1890:758.5

\op oüguýtai ke iýnitawaýthe gaýthoüskaý shte ediýthoüaýzhi, wathiüýgextioüýi. Iýnitawaýthe
\tr our / the / life sustaining / of that size / even / it is not there, / we are destitute of all. / Life sustaining «thing»
\rf jod 1890:758.6

\op oüguýthixiýde shtewoüý oüthoüýtha-baýzhi-noüýi. Shkoüý thithiýta enaýxchi iýnitawaýthe ha.
\tr we gaze at a distance from «an. ob.» / even when / we do not find it usually. / Act «movement» / your / it alone / life sustaining / 
\rf jod 1890:758.7

\op Kageýha, tha'eaýwagithaýi-ga. Oüniýta oügoüýthai eýgoü oükiýwahoüý'e-noü shoüýshoü
\tr My friend, / pity us. / We live / we wish / as / we make a special prayer for ourselves usually / always
\rf jod 1890:758.8

\op oüthiüý oüýba ithaýugthe.
\tr we are / day / throughout.
\rf jod 1890:758.9

\pr @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} said:
\op Mazhoüý theýthoüdi uýthiüwiü ti athiüý akaý t'eýawaýthe
\tr Land / in this / store / he who keeps it / to slaughter us
\rf jod 1890:758.10

\op goüýthaxtioüýi. Oügiýoütha oügoüýtha shteýshtewoü Itiýgoüthaiý akaý-noü uiýkoü te weýtexi
\tr has a strong desire. / We throw him, our own, away, / we wish / notwithstanding / Grandfather / the «sub.» usually / he aids him / the «+as» / hard for us
\rf jod 1890:758.11

\op ha. Edaýdoü akiýgthizhuýt'oü te iýxtaxti oüýthiü aýtashoü iüýnashe-noüý shoüýshoü, aýdoü
\tr . / What / I raise for myself / the / most wantonly / he has me / more than «enough» / he snatches from me usually / always, / therefore
\rf jod 1890:758.12

\op eýskana umoüýthiüka theý mashteý aýma tetaýhi ki, theýthu nazhiüý iüýgoütha-baýzhi. Eýskana
\tr oh that / year / this / warm / the other one / it shall arrive, when, / here / to stand / we do not wish for him. / Oh that
\rf jod 1890:758.13

\op Itiýgoüthaiý thiükeý unaý'oüthakitheý koübtheýgoü.
\tr Grandfather / the one who / you cause him to hear about it / I hope.
\rf jod 1890:758.14

\pr Two Crows said:
\op Goü edaýdoü, kageýha, e'oüý oümoüýthiü ge wathaýna'oü
\tr And / what, / O friend, / how / we walk / the «pl. in. ob.» / you hear about us
\rf jod 1890:758.15

\op shkoüýna, aýdoü oüýguiüýthitha shuýtheoüýthe toüýgatoü ha. Ki mazhoüý theýthuaýdi uýshkoü
\tr you wish, / therefore / we tell it to you / we will send it to you / . / And / land / in this place / deed
\rf jod 1890:758.16

\op weýtexi heýga-baýzhi eýde, uaýwakoüý wathiüýgai. Itiýgoüthaiý akaý niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü
\tr hard for us / very / but, / to help us / we have none. / Grandfather / the «sub.» / Indian / common
\rf jod 1890:758.17

\op Huýtoüga juýba mazhoüý oügthiüýi thoüýdi eshoüý ithoüýwathaiý. Ki ukiýt'e weýtexi
\tr Winnebago / some / land / we sit / in the / near to / he placed them. / And / foreigner / hard for us
\rf jod 1890:758.18

\op heýga-baýzhi niýkashiüýga eshoüý weýgthiü te. Shoüýge Huýtoüga akaý gtheýbahiýwiü
\tr very / people / they sat near to us / the. / Horse / Winnebago / the «sub.» / hundred
\rf jod 1890:758.19

\op thaýbthiü weýmoüthoüýi, Umoüýhoü etaiý. Ki ithaýdithaiý akaý weýbahoüýxtioüýi eýde,
\tr three / stole from us, / Omaha / their own. / And / agent / the «sub.» / they knew very well «&or fully» about us / but,
\rf jod 1890:759.1

\op weýthitoü shte goüýtha-baýzhi-noüýi. Itiýgoüthaiý thiükeý ithaýdithaiý akaý unaý'oükiýthe
\tr to work for us / even / they did not wish usually. / Grandfather / the one who / agent / the «sub.» / to cause him to hear about it
\rf jod 1890:759.2

\op woüýgagaýzhi shtewoüý wabaýgtheze shtewoüý giaýxa-baýzhi-noüýi, ebtheýgoü. Aýdoü
\tr we commanded them / notwithstanding / letter / soever / they did not make to him usually, / I think it. / Therefore
\rf jod 1890:759.3

\op Itiýgoüthaiý thiükeý na'oüzhi-noü teý ha. Ki waýxe amaý edaýdoü zhiüaýxchi shtewoüý
\tr Grandfather / the «st. one» / has not usually heard it / . / And / white people / the «pl. sub.» / what / very small / even
\rf jod 1890:759.4

\op uiýxpathaiý ki, giýtexi heýga-baýzhi-noüýi, ki edaýdoü toügaý heýga-baýzhi uaýwagixpathaiý
\tr they lose it / if, / hard for them / very usually, / and / what / large / very / we lose
\rf jod 1890:759.5

\op Itiýgoüthaiý thiükeý weýthitoü-baýzhi weýtha-baýzhi. Ki eýgoü wamoüýthoü aýakiýbtha ki,
\tr Grandfather / the «st. one» / does not work for us / we are sad. / And / so / the thief / I attack him in turn, / if,
\rf jod 1890:759.6

\op Itiýgoüthaiý akaý uýdoü etheýgoü te eýskoü eneýgoü a. Ki aýakiýbtha-maýzhi teýdi, eý
\tr Grandfather / the «sub.» / good / he thinks it / will / you think it probable / ? / And / I did not attack him in turn / when, / it
\rf jod 1890:759.7

\op uýdoü eýskoübtheýgoü eýgoü aýakiýbtha-maýzhi thoüýshti. Ki Itiýgoüthaiý akaý iüýthitoüýzhi
\tr good / I thought it probable / as / I did not attack him / heretofore «not now». / And / Grandfather / the «sub.» / did not work for me
\rf jod 1890:759.8

\op eýgoü, iüýtha-maýzhi ha. Ki edaýdoü waweýshi Huýtoüga amaý oü'iý tateý ebtheýgoü
\tr as, / I am sad / . / And / what / pay / Winnebago / the «pl. sub.» / he shall give it to me / I thought it
\rf jod 1890:759.9

\op thoüýshti. Ediýtoü oü'iý tateý ebtheýgoü thoüýzha, oü'iýazhi Itiýgoüthaiý thiükeý. Ki piýazhi
\tr heretofore «but not now». / From it / he shall give it to me / I think it / though, / he has not given it to me / Grandfather / the «st. one». / And / bad
\rf jod 1890:759.10

\op teýgoü aýakiýbtha iüýgoütheýgoü Itiýgoüthaiý akaý, aýdoü waweýshi te oü'iýazhi te ha.
\tr in order that «?» / I assault him in turn / as he wishes for me / Grandfather / the «sub.», / therefore / pay / the / he has not given it to me / ,
\rf jod 1890:759.11

\op Shoüý wabaýgtheze thoüýdi Itiýgoüthaiý thiükeý eýdi hiýthakitheý koübtheýgoü iýe gaýte.
\tr And / letter / in the «ob.» / Grandfather / the «st. one» / there / you cause it to reach there / I hope / word / those.
\rf jod 1890:759.12

\ti @{Te-zheý-bate} to Rev. A. L. Riggs.
\dt October 13, 1879

\op Niýkashiüýga oüýgathiü oüthiýgthahoüýi, niýkashiüýga-maýshe. Atoüý gedoüý, kageýha,
\tr People / we who move / we thank you our own, / O ye people. / At different times, / O friend,
\rf jod 1890:762.1

\op oüthiýgisiýthe - noü shoüýshoü. Eýskana niýkashiüýga tha'eýtewatheýxti juýba thiü
\tr we remember you, our own / usually / always. / Oh that / Indian / most pitiful / some / the «coll. ?»
\rf jod 1890:762.2

\op tha'eaýwathatheýxti oügoüýthai, oüýba theýthuaýdi. Shi wikaýge theý baxuýoükitheý,
\tr you pity us indeed / we wish, / day / on this. / Again / my friend / this / we have caused him to write it,
\rf jod 1890:762.3

\op kageýha. Oüthiýgthahoüýi. Ki eýskana, Kaýga, oüýba iýthakiýthe ki, oüthiýthahoüýi te
\tr O friend. / We thank you. / And / Oh that, / Third son, / day / you awake / when, / we pray to you / the
\rf jod 1890:762.4

\op thagiýsithe koüý oüthoüýthai. Oüguý, Kaýga, niýkashiüýga oüýgathiü, niýkashiüýga wiüý
\tr you remember it / we / hope. / We, / Third son, / Indian / we who move, / person / one
\rf jod 1890:762.5

\op oüguýkiai ki, oügaýxa oügoüýtha-baýzhi. Ki, Kaýga, gatoüýhi teýdi oüt'eý taiteý
\tr we talk to him / we, / we go beyond him / we do not wish. / And, / Third son, / that far «unseen» / when / we shall die
\rf jod 1890:762.6

\op oüthoüýkipahoü-baýzhi. Ikaýge-ma-taýthishoüý-ma wiü niýta wagiýkoüthaxtioüýi ha,
\tr we do not know about ourselves. / Those on the side of his friends / one / to live / he really wishes for them, his own / ,
\rf jod 1890:762.7

\op kageýha. Ki ikaýge wiüý theýthiüke waxiüýha thanaý'oü teýgoü gaýxeoüýgikithaiý.
\tr O friend. / And / his friend / one / this st. one / paper / you hear it / in order that / we have caused him, our own, to make it.
\rf jod 1890:762.8

\op Moüthiüý-chakiý weýt'ai teý eýshetoüý oüýba-waxuýbe wiüaýxchi. Theýama Unaýzhiü-xuýde
\tr @{Moüthiüý-chakiý} / die for us / the past act / so far / «+until now» / mysterious day / just one. / This «mv. sub.» / Gray coat
\rf jod 1890:762.9

\op amaý agthaiý te waýthagitheýxtioüýi, tha'eýawatheýxti iýai. Ki e'oüý oüt'eý teýgoü-baýzhi
\tr the «mv. sub.» / he went / the «+when» / he made us very glad by talking, / having great pity for us / he spoke. / And / how / we die / can not
\rf jod 1890:762.10

\op iüýtoü; weýagiuýdoü eteýgoü uaýwagithaiý.
\tr now; / we do well «&or it is for our good» / apt / he has told it to us.
\rf jod 1890:762.11

\ti @{Nudoüý-axa} to Rev. A. L. Riggs.
\dt October 14, 1879

\op Kageýha, ikaýgewithaiý, Wakoüýda waýthahoü-maýshe, wawiýuie-maýshe,
\tr O friends, / I have you for my friends, / God / ye who pray to him, / ye who are under the protection of the laws,
\rf jod 1890:763.1

\op ikaýgewitheýxti. Ki niýkashiüýga wiüý Wakoüýda thiükeý iýe etaý te gaxaiý. Ki eý
\tr I have you for true friends. / And / person / one / God / the «st. one» / word / his / the «ob.» / has gone beyond. / And / it
\rf jod 1890:763.2

\op koüýbtha-maýzhi. Wakoüýda iýe etaý zaniýxti bthiýze. Wakoüýda akaý oüthoüýgiuýdoü
\tr I do not wish it. / God / word / his / every one / I have taken. / God / the «sub.» / I do well by means of
\rf jod 1890:763.3

\op eýte te zaniýxti iüwiüýthai ha, aýdoü iüýthe-xti-moüý. Aýxa-maýzhi koüýbtha. Uýshkoü
\tr ought / the / every one / he has told to me / , / therefore / I am very glad. / I do not go beyond him / I wish. / Deed
\rf jod 1890:763.4

\op wiüý, Moüchuý-naýzhiü thioüýtha gtheý te bthiýze ha, ubthoüý ha. Thanaý'oü te ha.
\tr one, / Standing Bear / he abandoned you / he went back / the / I have taken it / , / I have taken hold of it / . / You hear it / will / .
\rf jod 1890:763.5

\op Niýkashiüýga wiüý sheýthu shakiý. Isoüýga akaý uýshkoü woüýgitheýxti izhiüýthe thiüý
\tr Person / one / yonder / has reached there again, where you are. / His younger brother / the «sub.» / deed / all / his elder brother / the «mv. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:763.6

\op giaýxai. Thanaý'oü eteý. Shtoüýbe ki, "Niýkashiüýga naxiýde-thiüýge aýhoü," eneýgoü
\tr made for him. / You hear it / ought. / You see him / if, / Person / disobedient / ! / you think it
\rf jod 1890:763.7

\op eteý ki. Eýgoü wetheýshkoünaiý eteýgoü eýgoü ha, Shoüýge-hiü-ziý-a. Umaýha-maý
\tr ought. / So / you wish for us / apt / so / , / O Yellow Horse. / The Omahas
\rf jod 1890:763.8

\op theýama wiüý waýxthi, Peýnishka. Chaýza-thiüýge t'eýoüth 'ithaý-bi, esheý te. T'eaýthe
\tr these / one / stunned them, / @{Peýnishka}. / @{Chaýza-thiüýge} / to kill me / that he spoke of it, / you said it. / I kill him
\rf jod 1890:763.9

\op 'iaýthe, wiýuthaginaý. Goüýki Noüýpewaýthe shti t'eaýthe 'iaýthe unaý te. Goüýki
\tr I threatened, / you told them about their own. / And / Dangerous / too / I kill him / I threatened / you told it / the. / And
\rf jod 1890:764.1

\op Sihiý-duba shti t'eaýthe 'iaýthe, unaý te. Sheýna niýkashiüýga thaýbthiü unaý te. Gaýtegoüý
\tr Four Legs / too / I kill him / I threatened / you told it / the. / Enough / person / three / you told it / the. / In that manner
\rf jod 1890:764.2

\op wetheýshkaxaiý. Maxpiý ithaýbat'u wathithishna.
\tr you have acted against us. / Cloud / pressing against / you are visible.
\rf jod 1890:764.3

\ti @{Te-zheý-bate} to @{Wazhiüýga-pa}.
\dt September, 1879

\op Shetoüý waýthi'aýxtioüýi. Wathiýtoü oüwoüýshkoüi chaýbe eýde shetoüý oüthiý'ai.
\tr So far / they have altogether failed in the work on our account. / Work / we have exerted ourselves / very «hard» / but / so far / we have not finished it.
\rf jod 1890:765.1

\op Shaýni-a, Thawiýna meýgoü, thitiýgoü tha'eýthai-ga. Giýwashkoüýi-ga. Wathaýte
\tr O Charles, / David / likewise, / your grandfather / pity ye him! / Do ye make an effort for him! / Food
\rf jod 1890:765.2

\op shiüýgazhiüýga thoükaý tha'eiýkithaýi-ga. Niýkashiüýga sheýthiüke, kageýha, wiýbthahoü,
\tr child / the ones who / pity ye him through. / Person / that seen st. one, / my friend, / I pray to you,
\rf jod 1890:765.3

\op Wazhiüýga-uýdoü. Tha'eýthathe koübtheýgoü ha, niýkashiüýga thiükeý. Shoüý edaýdoü wiüý
\tr Good Bird. / You pity him / I hope / , / person / the «st. ob.». / And / what / one
\rf jod 1890:765.4

\op gaýketa wathaýshkoü te thiügeý. Usniý eýdi hiý. Ki enaýxchi wathaýshkoü koübtheýgoü
\tr at that «place?» / you make an effort / will / there is none. / Cold / it has reached there. / And / it only / you make an effort / I hope
\rf jod 1890:765.5

\op sheýthuadiýxti te. Ki aýwakeýta wathaýshkoü te thiügeý. ... Shetoüý waxiüýha
\tr just yonder by you / the. / And / at what place / you make an effort / will / there is none. / So far / paper
\rf jod 1890:765.6

\op tioüýthakithaýzhi. ... Moüýa-cheýba igaýxthoü wahiýthage gitoüýbe goüýthai eýgoü,
\tr you have not sent hither to me. / Mawacepa / his wife / lame / to see his own / he wishes / as,
\rf jod 1890:765.7

\op oüýgiti koübtheýgoü. Moüthiüý-chaki iüsh'aýge t'eý takeý.
\tr he comes for me / I hope. / Ma~thi~ tcaki / old man / will surely die as he reclines.
\rf jod 1890:765.8

\ti @{Moüchuý-dathiü} to @{Wathixe-kashi}.

\op Wa'uý thiükeý sheýthiüke agiýkoübthaý-xti-moüý. Theýthu nazhiüý teýdi u'aýgthazhi eteý.
\tr Woman / the «st. one» / that «st. one» / near you / I strongly desire «to have» my own «again». / Here / she stands / when / she does not suffer / ought.
\rf jod 1890:766.1

\op Usniý hiýazhi teýdi, uxtheý agiýkoübtha wa'uý thiükeý. Ki e'oüý eneýgoü ki, uxtheýxchi
\tr Cold / has not arrived / when, / soon / I desire my own again / woman / the «st. one». / And / how / you think it / if, / very soon
\rf jod 1890:766.2

\op waxiüýha thoü ioüýkithaý-ga. Uniý'age kiýshte, eýskana eýgoüxti shkaýxe
\tr paper / the «ob.» / send it hither to me. / You are unwilling / even if, / oh that / just so / you act
\rf jod 1890:766.3

\op koübtheýgoü. Wa'uý thiükeý iüthiüýthaniü shiý koübtheýgoü. Thikaýge amaý theýama
\tr I hope. / Woman / the «st. one» / you bring mine for me / I hope. / Your friend / the «pl. sub.» / these
\rf jod 1890:766.4

\op wagoüze amaý maýthe te uthuýagthe tha'eýawathaiý. Uaýwa'i taý amaý waýxe amaý.
\tr teacher / the «pl. sub.» / winter / the / throughout / pitied us. / They will give rations to us / white people / the «pl. sub.».
\rf jod 1890:766.5

\op Theýama iýe awaýxa koüýbtha-maýzhi, aýdoü shagtheý koüýbtha-maýzhi.
\tr These / word / I go beyond them / I do not wish, / therefore / I go back to you / I do not wish.
\rf jod 1890:766.6

\ti @{Gahiýge} to @{Shuýde-gaýxe}.

\op Shuýde-gaýxe-aý wamuýske te wagaýxe oü'iý-baýzhi-noüýi. Thaoüýna thigaýxai.
\tr O Smoke-maker! / wheat / the / debt / they have not given it to me usually. / You have abandoned it / they have thought about you.
\rf jod 1890:766.7

\op Shoüý theýthu thagthiý tateý akiýxibtha, aýdoü ithaýa-maýzhi, oü'iý-baýzhi thoüýzha. Shoüý sheýta
\tr And / here / you shall have come back / I hesitated from fear of failure, / therefore / I have not spoken, / they have not given it to me / though. / And / yonder where you are
\rf jod 1890:766.8

\op thagthiüý te, Poüýka-maýshe, noüýde iüýpi-maýzhi ha. Pahoüýga shupiý teýdi
\tr you sit / the, / O ye Ponkas, / heart / not good for me / . / Before / I reached you / when
\rf jod 1890:766.9

\op uwiýbtha kethoüý uskoüýskoü tateý ebtheýgoü. Shoüý Poüýka amaý noüýde wiwiýta
\tr I told it to you / the, in the past / shall be straight on / I think it. / And / Ponka / the «pl. sub.» / heart / my own
\rf jod 1890:767.1

\op eheýbe akiýpaxe, nieýxti oüshkaýxai. Thagthaiý te eý aýwake. Theýthu gthiüý thoükaý
\tr a part of them / I make it for myself, / you cause me great pain. / You have gone back / it / I mean it. / Here / the ones who sit
\rf jod 1890:767.2

\op 'oüý wegaýxai tediýhi ki, thanaý'oü taiteý. Uýshkoü wetheýshkoüna te niýshtoü.
\tr how / they do for them / by the time it arrives [&or if they should] / when, / you shall hear it. / Deed / you have wished for them / the / you have dropped it.
\rf jod 1890:767.3

\op Noüýde thoü thiaýxai ha.
\tr Heart / the / you have been excelled «+left behind &or ignored» / 
\rf jod 1890:767.4

\ti @{Waxpe-sha} to @{Unaýzhiü-ska}.
\dt October 14, 1879

\op Sheýta shubtheý koüýbtha, bthiý'a. Wathiýtoü waxtaý naýzhi ge thitoüý thiügeý
\tr Yonder «to you» / I go to you / I wished, / I have not been able. / Work / vegetables / I have planted / the «pl. in. ob.» / to work / there is none
\rf jod 1890:767.5

\op shubthaý-maýzhi ha. Bthiýshtoü ki, shubtheý teýiüke ha. Poüýka amaý mazhoüý theýthu
\tr I do not go to you / . / I finish it / when, / I go to you / may «?» / . / Ponka / the «pl. sub.» / land / here
\rf jod 1890:767.6

\op nazhiüý taý amaý. Sheýta shkoüýazhi nazhiüý-ga haý, Shuýde-gaýxe-aý. Shkoüýazhi nazhiüýi-ga
\tr will be standing. / Yonder motionless / stand thou / ! / O Smoke-maker. / Motionless / stand ye
\rf jod 1890:767.7

\op haý akiýtha. Poüýka amaý wathiýtoü thaýthuhaýxchi waýthishtoü athaiý. Wizhiüýthe t'eý.
\tr ! / both. / Ponka / the «pl. sub.» / to work / almost / to let them go / they have gone. / My elder brother / dead
\rf jod 1890:768.1

\op Kaýxe-saýbe. Oüýba-waxuýbe aýma teýdi t'eý. Eaýtoü wabaýgtheze gthioüýthakithaýzhi
\tr Black Crow. / Mysterious day / the other one / on the / dead. / Why / letter / you have not sent back to me
\rf jod 1890:768.2

\op shoüýshoü thuýtoüxti iüwiüýtha giýtha-ga haý, negiýha. Moüchuý-noüýba shetoüý giniýazhi,
\tr always / very correctly / to tell it to me / send back hither / ! / O mother's brother. / Two Grizzly bears / so far / has not recovered.
\rf jod 1890:768.3

\op T'eý tateý, ebtheýgoü.
\tr He shall die, / I think it.
\rf jod 1890:768.4

\ti @{Naüzandazhi} to T. M. @{Meýzhik}.
\dt November 6, 1879

\op Shoü wagaýxe eýwibthiüý te ithaýugtheýxti asiýthe. Shutheýathe tateý ebtheýgoü,
\tr And / debt / I have for you / the «ob.» / continually / I remember it. / I shall send it to you / I have thought it,
\rf jod 1890:768.5

\op eýde mazhoüý wathaýwa ge unoüýshtoü te ithaýpahoü-maýzhi. Utoüýnadi uxpaýthe
\tr but / land / counting / the «pl. in. ob.» / stopping place / the «ob.» / I do not know it. / At some lone place / it be lost
\rf jod 1890:768.6

\op iýniheý ebtheýgoü eýgoü shutheýatha-maýzhi. ... Shoüý moüýzeskaý te thagiýt'oü eteýgoü.
\tr lest / I think it / as / I have not sent it to you. / And / money / the / you have plenty of your own / apt.
\rf jod 1890:768.7

\op Sheýna. ... Oüýpoüha shkoüýna ki iüwiüýthana iýthathe teý ha.
\tr Enough. / Elk skin / you desire / if / you tell it to me / you send hither / please / 
\rf jod 1890:768.8

\ti @{Te-zheý-bate} to @{Unaýzhiü-ska}.

\op Unaýzhiü-ska, thineýgi shoüýge toü Shaoüý aiýi ki, itheýthaniü thatiý koübtheýgoü.
\tr O White Shirt, / your mother's brother / horse / the «std. ob.» / Dakota / they are coming / if, / you bring mine hither / I hope.
\rf jod 1890:769.1

\op Shetoüý wathiýtoü te ushteý. Goüý thigiýsithe-noü shoüshoüýxti, eý ha. Shetoüý
\tr So far / work / the / remains. / And / he remembers you, usually / always «emph.», / he says / . / So far
\rf jod 1890:769.2

\op niýkashiüýga wathiýtoü-maýta thi'aý-xtioüý. Oüýba-waxuýbe toügaý te hi teý eý
\tr people / to the workers / they have not finished at all. / Mysterious day / large / the / reaches there / when / it
\rf jod 1890:769.3

\op uýtoübethe. Ki Hexaýga-moüýthiü-aý, wisiýthe-noü shoüýshoü. Eýthe wiwiýta-maýshe,
\tr there is a hope. / And / O Walking Elk, / I remember you, usually / always. / Kindred / you who are mine,
\rf jod 1890:769.4

\op woüýgitheýxti wigiýsithe-noü-shoüshoüý-xti-moüýi. Shoüý niýkashiüýga duýba shti
\tr all / I am really thinking of you continually. / And / person / four / too
\rf jod 1890:769.5

\op wisiýthai. Wanaýshe-zhiüýga, thiýshti wisiýthe. Wikuwa, thiýshti, Kageý, wisiýthe-noüý
\tr I remember you «pl.». / O Little Policeman, / you too / I remember you. / @{Wikuwa} «a Dakota name», / you too, / Fourth son, / I remember you usually
\rf jod 1890:769.6

\op shoüýshoü. Theýaka, Wanaýshe-zhiüýga, thitiými akaý xageý-noü shoüýshoü, thiýdoübe
\tr always. / This one, / O Little Policeman, / your father's sister / the «sub.» / she cries usually / always, / to see you
\rf jod 1890:769.7

\op goüthaý-xti eýgoü. Goü Shuýde-gaýxe tiý te (i'aýthe te wiüaýxchi eýkigoü) tiý
\tr she has a strong desire / as. / And / Smoke-maker / lodge, / the «std. ob.» / I have spoken of it / the «ob.» / just one / like it / lodge
\rf jod 1890:769.8

\op wiüaýxchi oügthiüý eýgoü, wisiýthe-noü shoüýshoü. Iyuwazi itiýzhoüaýthe agiýtoübe
\tr just one / we sit / so, / I remember you, usually / always. / @{Iyuwazi} «Dakota name» / I have her for my sister's daughter / I see her, my own
\rf jod 1890:769.9

\op koübthaý-xti-moüý. Ki theýakaý, Shaýwiü akaý, izhoüýge wahiýthage gitoüýbe
\tr I have a strong desire. / And / this one, / Dakota woman / the «sub.», / her daughter / lame / to see her own
\rf jod 1890:769.10

\op goüýthaxtioüý (Moüýa-cheýba igaýxthoü). Ki, kageýha, niýkashiüýga duýba wigiýsithe-noü
\tr she strongly desires / @{Moüýa-cheýba} / his wife. / And / O friend, / person / four / I remember you usually
\rf jod 1890:769.11

\op shoüýshoü. Ki wiüý thatiý, Chexapa, Tatoüýka-iüyoüýke. Toüýwoügthoü wiwiýta
\tr always. / And / one / you came hither, / Beats the Drum «?», / Running Buffalo. / Nation / my own
\rf jod 1890:770.1

\op noükaýshe, Ihoük*toüwiüý noükaýshe wazaýni, wigiýsithe-noü-moüýi shoüshoüý-xti-moüýi.
\tr ye who are, / Yankton / ye who are / all, / I remember you «pl.» usually / I do it always.
\rf jod 1890:770.2

\op Shoüý eýskana edaýdoü shteýshte zhiüzhiüýga thanaý'oü eýiüte shoüý iýutha daýdoü thanaý'oü
\tr And / oh that / what / soever / small ones of different sorts / you hear it / whether «&or if» / and / news / what / you hear it
\rf jod 1890:770.3

\op eýiüte iüwiüýthana tiýthathai koübtheýgoü.
\tr whether «&or if» / you tell it to me / you «pl.» send hither / I hope.
\rf jod 1890:770.4

\ti Betsy Dick to @{Wathixe-kashi}.
\dt November 15, 1879

\op Iýe theý oüýbatheý shutheýathe. Zaniý uýdoüxti niüý eýteoüýi te anaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr Word / this / to-day / I send it to you. / All / very good / you are / at least «pl. ?» / the / I hear it / I wish.
\rf jod 1890:770.5

\op Neýgihaý, igaýxthoü shti shoüý thihoüýga shtewoüý winaý'oü koüýbtha, shiüýgazhiügaý
\tr O mother's brother, / his wife / too / and / your potential wife / even / I hear from you / I wish, / child
\rf jod 1890:770.6

\op shti zaniý thuýtoüxti, eýskana, uýwathaginaý koübtheýgoü. Goüýki, wiýsoüthoüý,
\tr too / all / very correctly, / oh that, / you tell it to us / I hope. / And, / my younger brother «f. sp.»,
\rf jod 1890:770.8

\op shutheýwikitheý. Shoüýge waoüýthe iütheýshkaxe teý thuýtoü anaý'oü koüýbtha, wiýsoüthoüý.
\tr I have sent it to you by some one. / Horse / you promised to pay it to me for my services as a doctor / the / correctly / I hear it / I wish, / my younger brother «f. sp.».
\rf jod 1890:770.9

\op Moüchuý-naýzhiü agiý shathaiý te wawiýue akaý uaýwagiýbtha eýde iýeska uthiýtha-bazhiýi
\tr Standing Bear / he went to you after him / the «+when» / lawyer / the «sub.» «see note» / I have told it to him / but / interpreter / he did not tell it to you
\rf jod 1890:770.10

\op teý he, wiýsoüthoüý. Goüý-adoü goüýadi wabaýgtheze shutheýathe goüý eýskana iýe
\tr the /  «fem.»., / my younger brother «f. sp.». / So, therefore / now / letter / I send to you / as / oh that / word
\rf jod 1890:771.1

\op te uýdoüxti iütheýshkaxe tiýthathe koübtheýgoü. Oüýba hithaiý teýdi shutheýathe.
\tr the / very good / you make for me / you send it hither / I hope. / Day / they bathe / on the / I send it to you.
\rf jod 1890:771.2

\op Thizhiüýge t'eý te anaý'oü te, thizhiüýthe shti t'eýthai te, iýutha pezhiýxti anaý'oü he.
\tr Your son / died / the / I have heard it / the, / your elder brother / too / they killed him / the, / news / very bad / I have heard it /  «fem.».
\rf jod 1890:771.3

\op Noüýde iüýpi-maýzhi, wiýsoüthoüý, thoüýzha weýahide thanaýzhiü giýtexiwaýthe eýthe.
\tr Heart / bad for me, / my younger brother «f. sp.», / though / at a distance / you stand / a source of trouble / indeed «fem.».
\rf jod 1890:771.4

\op Oüýbatheýxchi Moüchuý-naýzhiü iýe etaý ke anaý'oü, wabaýgtheze gaýwa toüýbe ki.
\tr This very day / Standing Bear / word / his / the / I have heard, / newspaper / I saw / when.
\rf jod 1890:771.5

\op Waýxe bthuýga tha'eýthithaiý iýai te, noüýde iüthiüýudoü. Shoüý, wiýsoüthoüý, noüýde
\tr White people / all / have pitied you «pl.» / have spoken / the, / heart / it is good for mine. / Yet / my younger brother «f. sp.», / heart
\rf jod 1890:771.6

\op iüýpi-maýzhi axaýge agthiüý eýthe. Thizhiüýthe doüýshteoüý, thitoüýshka doüýshteoüý, iüýthahoüý-a,
\tr is bad for me / I weep / I sit / indeed, «fem.». / Your elder brother / either, / your sister's son / or, / pray to him for me «fem.»,
\rf jod 1890:771.7

\op shoüýge toüýta. Iýe te edeý te ki, eýskana tioüýthakitheý koübtheýgoü. &Spafford
\tr horse / concerning the «std. ob.». / Word / the / he will say something / if, / oh that / you send it hither to me / I hope. / &Spafford
\rf jod 1890:771.8

\op &Woodhull izhoüýge abthiüý thiüýkethoüý iüýt'e, thieýwoüzhoüý. Moüthiüý-chakiý t'eýe he.
\tr Woodhull / his daughter / I have her / the one, in the past / dead to me, / you have caused it. / @{Moüthiüý-chakiý} / is dead /  «fem.»..
\rf jod 1890:771.9

\op Umoüýhoü shte t'aý-bazhi, enaýxchi t'eýe he oüýbatheýxchi.
\tr Omaha / even / have not died, / only he / is dead /  «fem.». / this very day.
\rf jod 1890:771.10

\ti @{Nudoüý-axa} to @{Shuýde-gaýxe}.
\dt November 15, 1879

\op Shoüý thizhiüýge t'eýthai te waýxe amaý eýde, theýama Umaýha amaý bthuýgaxti
\tr And / your son / they have killed him / the / white people / the «pl. sub.» / but, / these / Omaha / the «pl. sub.» / all
\rf jod 1890:772.1

\op noüýde giýpi-baýzhi, aýdoü oüýbatheý hithaiý teýdi uwiýbtha shutheýathe. Ki Umaýha amaý
\tr heart / are sad, / therefore / to-day / they bathe / when / I tell it to you. / And / Omaha / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1890:772.2

\op uthuýgigthe-noüýi, shoüýge wa'iýi te gthiý tediýhi, shiý eýgoü tat eýskoü eýde
\tr they are sorrowful for their relation usually, / horse / they give to us / the / has come back / by the time, / again / so / shall be / they thought / but
\rf jod 1890:772.3

\op hebaýdi uýshkoü zhuaýzhi giaýxai. Theýama Umaýha amaý uthuýgigthaiý te noüýde
\tr before reaching the end / deed / inferior / made for him. / These / Omaha / the «pl. sub.» / they are sorrowful for their relation / the / heart
\rf jod 1890:772.4

\op iüthiüýudoü-xti-moüý. Uýshkoü bthuýgaxti waýgazuýxti na'oüý-baýzhi, t'eýthai te-shnoüý
\tr mine is very good for me. / Deed / all / very straight / they have not heard, / they killed him / the only
\rf jod 1890:772.5

\op goüý na'oüýi. Ki aýdoü theýaka ikaýge akaý noüýde giýpi-baýzhi-xtioüýi, eýkigoüýxti
\tr so / they heard. / And / therefore / this one / his friend / the «sub.» / heart / is very sad for him, / just like him
\rf jod 1890:772.6

\op noüýde iüýpi-maýzhi. Noüýde iüýpi-maýzhi te goüý eýgizhoü eteý. E'oüý paýxe tateý
\tr heart / I am sad. / Heart / I am sad / the / so / you do that / ought. / How / I do / shall
\rf jod 1890:772.7

\op thiügeý, goüý noüýde thoü eýg ithoüýthathe eteý. Waxiüýha oüthaý'i shkoüýna kiýshte,
\tr there is none, / so / heart / the «cv. ob.» / so / you place it «cv. ob.» / ought. / Paper / you give to me / you wish / even if,
\rf jod 1890:772.8

\op eýgoüxti iýtha-ga.
\tr just so / send hither.
\rf jod 1890:772.9

\ti @{Peýde-gaýhi} to Silas Wood.
\dt December 1, 1879

\op Theý waxiüýha tiýthathe thoü bthiýze ha. Waxiüýha thoü toüýbe te noüýde thoü
\tr This / paper / you have sent hither / the «ob.» / I have received it / . / Paper / the «ob.» / I saw it / when / heart / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1890:773.1

\op iüýudoüýxti toüýbe ha. Ki oüýbatheý niýkashiüýga amaý bthuýgaxti uýshkoü wiüý 'ithaiý
\tr very good for me / I saw it / . / And / to-day / people / the «pl. sub.» / all / deed / one / they talk about it
\rf jod 1890:773.2

\op eýdegoüý shoüý theýthu anaýzhiü teýdi 'ithaiý ki, iüýudoü-xti-moüý thoüýzha, thithiüýge teýdi,
\tr but / yet / here / I stand / when / they talk about it / if, / I am doing very well / though, / you are wanting / when,
\rf jod 1890:773.3

\op 'ithaiý te u'oüýthiügeý thanaý'oü teýgoü waxiüýha shutheýathe, noüýde iüthiüýpi-maýzhi ha.
\tr they talk about it / the / in vain / you hear it / in order that / paper / I send to you, / heart / mine is very sad by means of it / 
\rf jod 1890:773.4

\op Waýxe amaý Itiýgoüthaiý ithaýdithaiý ethoüýba, niýkashiüýga thithiýta-xti-ma wiüý ieýska
\tr White people / the / Grandfather / agent / he too, / people / those who are really your own / one / interpreter
\rf jod 1890:773.5

\op gikaýxa-ga, aiý. ... Eý ga)tegoüý uwiýbtha. Goüý moüniüý te thiýudoüý-xti-zhoüý
\tr make him, your own, / said. / That / that is the substance of it / I have told you. / And / you walk / the / you are doing very well
\rf jod 1890:773.6

\op esheý, iýthoüboüý oüshtoüýbazhi eýgoü iýthaeý te iüýpi-maýzhi.
\tr you say it, / a second time «+once more» / you do not see me / so / you speak it / the / it is bad for me.
\rf jod 1890:773.7

\ti @{Miüka'e-zhiüga} to @{Ke-gtheýze} (Charles Moore).
\st December, 1879

\op Goü theýthoü waxiüýha thoü theýama Umoüýhoü amaý iýe thithiýta ubth eýdegoüý,
\tr And / this «cv. ob.» / paper / the «cv. ob.» / these / Omaha / the «pl. sub.» / word / your / I have told them, but,
\rf jod 1890:774.1

\op shoüý juýba iüýzhakitheýgoü shatheý taý amaý, aýna'oü-baýzhi. Aýdoü gaýthoü waxiüýha
\tr yet / some / as they have doubted me / they will go to you, / they have not obeyed. / Therefore / that «cv. ob.» / paper
\rf jod 1890:774.2

\op shutheýathe. Ki iýe edaýdoü edeýshe te shi piý thuýtoü anaý'oü koüýbtha. Iýe wiüý
\tr I send it to you. / And / word / what / what you say / the / again / anew / straight / I hear it / I wish. / Word / one
\rf jod 1890:774.3

\op theý iüwiüýthana te piý waýgazuoükitheýxti iýtha-ga. "Naxiýde te athiüý-ga,"
\tr this / you told it to me / the / anew / making it very straight for me / send it hither. / Inner ear / the / keep thou,
\rf jod 1890:774.4

\op esheý tethoüý eý aýwake. Iýe te anoüýbthiü. Eý thuýtoü anaý'oü koüýbtha. Edaýdoü
\tr what you said, in the past / that / I mean it. / Word / the / I forget «I do not understand». / That / correct / I hear it / I wish. / What
\rf jod 1890:774.5

\op iýutha thiügeý, shoüý iýe uthuýwikieý-noü-moüý ge eýskana thuýtoüxti iütheýshkaxe
\tr news / none, / yet / word / I have been speaking to you regularly / the «pl. in. ob.» / oh that / very correctly / you do for me
\rf jod 1890:774.6

\op koübtheýgoü. Iýe thithiýta asiýthe-noü shoüýshoü, iüýudoü ge. Goüý niýkashiüýga-ma
\tr I hope. / Word / your / I think of them usually / always, / good for me / the «pl. in. ob.». / And / the people «pl. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:774.7

\op washtoüýbe thagtheý goüý e'oüý thiügeý, uýdoüxti nazhiüý. Iýe thithiýta aýakihiýde anaýzhiü,
\tr you saw them / you went back / still / what is the matter / there is none, / very good / stand. / Word / your / I attend to it / I stand,
\rf jod 1890:774.8

\op eý bthiýxe. Shoüý iýe weýthigthoü uýdoüxti winaý'oü koübtheýgoü. Uxtheýxti shi athuýha
\tr it / I pursue it. / And / word / decision / very good / I hear from you / I hope. / Very soon / again / finally
\rf jod 1890:774.9

\op watoüýbe koüýbtha waxiüýha.
\tr I see them / I wish / paper.
\rf jod 1890:774.10

\ti @{Teý-ukoüha} to @{Unaýzhiü-ska} and @{He-waüzhitha}.
\dt December 12, 1879

\op Shiüýgazhiüýga iüýt'e tateý ebtheýgoü. Shoüý edaýdoü teýxi aýakipaý. Wawiýna
\tr Child / shall die to me / I think it. / And / what / difficult / I have met it. / I beg something from you
\rf jod 1890:775.1

\op shutheýathaiý. Heý-woüzhiýtha thitoüýge ethoüýba, oüwoüýxpani heýga-maýzhi. Shoüý shoüýge
\tr I send to you «pl.». / One Horn / your sister / she too, / I am poor / I am very. / And / horse
\rf jod 1890:775.2

\op wiü aniüý eýiüte eýskana oüthaý'i 'ithaýthe koübtheýgoü. Shoüý iýe wiwiýta eýgoüxti
\tr one / you have it / if / oh that / you give it to me / you promise / I hope. / And / word / my / just so
\rf jod 1890:775.3

\op iütheýshkaxe koübtheýgoü. Woüýgitheýxti wiýbthahoüýi, thitaýhoü meýgoü, thitoüýge shti.
\tr you do for me / I hope. / Every one / I pray to you «pl.», / your brothers-in-law / likewise, / your sisters / too.
\rf jod 1890:775.4

\op Shubtheý koüýbtha te bthiý'a. Sidaýdi t'eý-de gisiüý ha, miüýzhiüga noüý toü eý aýwake.
\tr I go to you / I wish / the / I am unable. / Yesterday / when she died / she revived / , / girl / grown / the «std. ob.» / her / I mean her.
\rf jod 1890:775.5

\op Axaýge-noü shoüýshoü noüýde thoütaý. Thiýdoübe goüýthaxti eýde aý'oüzhi t'eý takeý.
\tr I am weeping usually / always / heart / in the. / To see you / she had a strong desire / but / she, being unsuccessful «&or unlucky» / she will surely die as she reclines.
\rf jod 1890:775.6

\op Shoüý e'oüý ki, uxtheýxchi iüwiüýtha tiýtha-ga. Oüýbatheý wawiýpaxu shutheýathe.
\tr And / how / if, / very soon / to tell it to me / send hither. / To-day / I write something to you / I send to you.
\rf jod 1890:775.7

\ti @{Nudoüý-axa} to Miss Jocelyn.
\dt December 3, 1879

\op Oüýbatheý usniýxti teýdshi iüdaýdoü tioüýthathaiý uaýnazhiüý eýgoü, oüshtiýdexti-moüý
\tr To-day / very cold / when / what / you have sent here to me / I stand in it / as, / I am living very comfortably
\rf jod 1890:776.1

\op aýdoü wiýbthahoü shutheýathai, wa'uý-mashe. Piýxti, kageýha, uýdoü iügaýxai-ga.
\tr therefore / I thank you / I send it to you «pl.», / O ye women. / Anew, / O friends, / good / do ye for me.
\rf jod 1890:776.2

\op Kageýha, Wakoüýda thiükeý iüdaýdoü uýdoü ketaýthishoü ke oüthiýsoüthaiý, aýdoü
\tr O friends, / God / the «st. one» / what / good / towards the «ob.» / the «ob.» / we turned, / therefore
\rf jod 1890:776.3

\op wiýbthahoüý-noü-moüý. Waýxe amaý theýama wathiýtoü ke watoüýbe. Wakoüýda
\tr I have been praying to you regularly. / White people / the «pl. sub.» / these / do various kinds of work / the / I have seen them. / God
\rf jod 1890:776.4

\op akaý noübeý thishkoüýwakithaiý bthuýgaxti watoüýbe, aýdoü eýgimoü koübtheýgoü,
\tr the «sub.» / hand / has caused them to move «rapidly» / all / I have seen them, / therefore / I do that / I hope,
\rf jod 1890:776.5

\op agiýna-noü-moüý. Shiüýgazhiüýga wiwiýta wathiýt iýbahoü aýdoü shi eý gaýthiüke
\tr I beg for my own usually. / Child / my / to work / knows it / therefore / again / it / that «st. ob.»
\rf jod 1890:776.6

\op ukoüýadi uwiýbtha shutheýathe. Weýnoüdeoüýgithe-noüý, aýdoü eý uýdoü eýskoübtheýgoü.
\tr apart / I tell it to you / I send it to you. / He causes me to feel full, as after eating usually, / therefore / that / good / I think it may be.
\rf jod 1890:776.7

\op Gatoüýadi eýgimoü teýiüt ebtheýgoü, aýdoü akiýpaxe eýgoü teýiüte. Oüýba aýgudi
\tr Just about this time / I do that / may / I think it, / therefore / I do it a little for myself / may. / Day / where
\rf jod 1890:776.8

\op shteýshte waxiüýha tioüýthakitheý wiýkoübtha. Iüdaýdoü shkaýxe moüniüý-masheý,
\tr soever / paper / you send hither to me / I desire for you. / What / you do / O ye who walk,
\rf jod 1890:776.9

\op gazoüýadi ueýhe moübthiüý.
\tr among them / I follow it / I walk.
\rf jod 1890:776.10

\ti @{Waxpe-sha} to @{Unaýzhiü-ska}.
\dt December 26, 1879

\op Negiýha, iýe tiýthathe te iüýthexti-moüý. Shoüýge aýhigi waýniü iüýthexti-moüý.
\tr O uncle, / word / you have sent here / the / I am very glad. / Horse / many / you have them / I am very glad.
\rf jod 1890:777.1

\op Hoüý ge ithaýugthe oüthiýsithaiý. Shiüýgazhiüýga wiwiýta tha'eýwathatheýxti eteý ki,
\tr Night / the «pl. in. ob.» / throughout / we think of you. / Child / my / you have great pity on them / ought,
\rf jod 1890:777.2

\op tha'eýwathaýthazhiýxtioüý, thisiýthe-noü shoüýshoü. Shubtheý taý miüke, negiýha. Shoü
\tr you have not pitied them at all, / he thinks of you usually / always. / I will go to you, / O uncle. / Well
\rf jod 1890:777.3

\op atoüý iüýudoü te eýtoü uxtheýxchi eýgoü. Niniýgahi gtheýba zhoüý paýxe anaýzhiü
\tr how long / good for me / the / so long / very soon / so. / Killickinnick / ten / night / I make it / I stand
\rf jod 1890:777.4

\op teýiüke. Shoüý thitoüýge shtewoüý watoüýbe koüýbtha. Uýwathaýginaý koübtheýgoü.
\tr will. / Well, / your sister / even / I see them / I wish. / You tell it to them / I hope.
\rf jod 1890:777.5

\op Shoüýgetazhiüýga weýbthiüwiü eýgoü thiügeý. Witiýgoü akaý, Moüchuý-noüba ethoüýba
\tr Colt / I sell them / as / there are none. / My grandfather / the «sub.», / Two Grizzly bears / he too
\rf jod 1890:777.6

\op shahiý taý aka. Eýdi shupiý teýiüke. Shetoüý giniýxtiaýzhi. Thinaý'oü ki, giýthextioüý.
\tr will arrive there where you are. / Then / I will reach there where you are. / So far / he has not fully recovered. / He hears from you / if, / he is very glad.
\rf jod 1890:777.7

\op Shoüýge, negiýha, oüthiüýge. Shoüýge waýxe etaýxti noübaý waýbthiü enaýxchi.
\tr Horse, / O uncle, / I have none. / Horse / white people / their very own / two / I have them / them only.
\rf jod 1890:777.8

\op Shiüýgazhiüýga enaýxchi waýthiü, wathiýtoüwaýkithe-noüýi.
\tr Child / they only / they have them, / they cause them to work usually.
\rf jod 1890:777.9

\ti @{Pahaüga-moüýthiü} to Silas Wood.
\dt January 12, 1880

\op Shoüý niýashiüýga amaý theýama wakiýgthitoü amaý thanaý'oü eýiüte, etaý teýta
\tr Well / people / the «pl. sub.» / these / they are working for themselves / the «pl. sub.» / you hear it / perhaps, / there / pertaining to
\rf jod 1890:778.1

\op uýdoüxti ithaýpahoü piý thoüýzha, iüýzhu-maýzhi. Theýthuadi teý kikaýxai kiý, goüýthawaýthe.
\tr very good / I knew it / I reached there / though, / I was unfortunate. / In this place / the / they do for themselves / if, / desirable.
\rf jod 1890:778.2

\op Shoüý edaýdoü athiüý ge iýpahoü piý ki, uxpaýthethe eýkoübtha-maýzhi. Woüýgithe
\tr Well / what / they have / the «pl. in. ob.» / I knew it / I arrived there / when, / to lose / I did not wish for him. / All
\rf jod 1890:778.3

\op iüýthiü gthiý eýkoübtha. Theý niýashiüýga amaý e'oüý moüthiüýi ki, niüýta goüýthai
\tr to bring back here to me / I wish for him. / This / people / the «pl. sub.» / how / they walk / if, / to live / they wish
\rf jod 1890:778.4

\op thoüýzha, niýashiüýga noübaýha athaiý. Eýbe uthuýahe koüýbtha-maýzhi. Uýdoüxti
\tr though, / people / in two ways / they go. / Whom / I follow him / I do not wish. / Very good
\rf jod 1890:778.5

\op eýskana weýthigthoü shkaýxe koübtheýgoü thoüýzha, thagthiý tateýta thasiýthathe koübtheýgoü.
\tr oh that / decision / you make it / I hoped / though, / with reference to your future return here / you think of it / I hope.
\rf jod 1890:778.6

\op Shoüý e'oüý thiügeý ha.
\tr Well / what is the matter / there is none / 
\rf jod 1890:778.7

\ti @{Pahaüga-moüýthiü} to @{Shuýde-gaýxe}.
\dt January 12, 1880

\op Shuýde-gaýxe, iýe eýgishe te ubthaý agthiý eýdegoüý, iýe thithiýta siýtha-baýzhi. Ubthaý
\tr Smoke-maker, / word / what you say / the «ob.» / I told it / I came back here / but, / word / your / they had forgotten. / I told it
\rf jod 1890:779.1

\op teýdi gisiýthe thoüýzha, thi'aý. Shoüý ubthaý agthiý teýdi, noüýde giýudoüxtioüý thoüýzha,
\tr when / they remembered it / though, / they have failed. / Still / I told it / I came back here / when, / heart / very good for them / though,
\rf jod 1890:779.2

\op edaýdoü iýgaxe tateýta thi'aý. Thi'aý uwiýbtha tethoüý shoüýshoü thi'aý. Ki goüý thi'aý te
\tr what / with reference to the means of doing it / they have failed. / They fail / I told it to you / in the past / always / they have failed. / And / so / they have failed / the
\rf jod 1890:779.3

\op shoüýshoü; iýthoüboüý iýazhiwaýthe. Goüý thanaý'oü teýgoü uwiýbtha. ... Iýthoüboüý
\tr always; / again / it should not be spoken. / So / you hear it / in order that / I tell it to you. / Again
\rf jod 1890:779.4

\op iýazhi-ga.
\tr do not speak it.
\rf jod 1890:779.5

\ti Omaha-Ponca Letters Recorded by Dorsey
\ti @{Hexaýga-saýbe} to H.G. Nichols

\op Wakoüýda akaý niýashiüýga waxpaýni doüýbai ki, tha'eýthai ki,
\tr @{Wakoüýda} / the «sub.» / person / poor / sees him / when, / pities him / when,
\rf jod 1891:9.1

\op uiýkoüi, esheý. Aýdoü niýashiüýga ukeýthiü bthiüý eýde shoüý Wakoüýda uýdoü
\tr helps him, / you said. / Therefore / person, Indian / common, ordinary / I was / but / still / @{Wakoüýda} / good
\rf jod 1891:9.2

\op taýthishoü btheý. Weýthihiýde 'iýi te zaniý uiýkoüi ki, ugoüýba teýta itheý
\tr towards / I go. / Tool / given / the / all / he helps him / when, / light / to the / he has gone
\rf jod 1891:9.3

\op ukiýkizhi. Ti uýdoü agthiüý koüýbtha. Wikaýge Wakoüýdataýthishoü
\tr near kindred. / House / good / I sit / I desire. / My friend / on God's side
\rf jod 1891:9.4

\op izhaýzhe anaý'oü koüýbtha, ki iüwiüýkoü koüýbtha. Ti bthoüý uýdoü,
\tr his name / I hear / I desire, / and / he helps me / I desire. / House / smell / good,
\rf jod 1891:9.5

\op teýska waýbthiü uýshkoü te weýwashkoü tateý, noübaý thithiýtai ki oüthaý'i
\tr ox / I have them / deed / the / strong by means of them / shall, / two / are yours / if / to me you give
\rf jod 1891:9.6

\op shkoüýna ki, [thithiýtai] oüthiýze oügoüýthai. Aýdoü weýwashkoütoüýga
\tr you wish / if, / [yours] / we take / we desire. / Therefore / means of strength
\rf jod 1891:9.7

\op woüýdoü waýbthiü koüýbtha. Iýe thiýta uýdoü anaý'oü. Iüwiüýthakoü
\tr both together / I have them / I desire. / Word / your / good / I hear. / You help me
\rf jod 1891:9.8

\op koüýbtha, kageý(ha). ti uýdoü agthiüý koüýbtha, niýashiüýga ukeýthiü
\tr I desire, / O friend / House good / I sit / I desire, / Indian / common
\rf jod 1891:9.9

\op weýthihiýde uýdoü tizheýbadi sagiý doüýbai koüýbtha. Wakoüýdataýthishoü
\tr tool / good / at the door / hard / they see / I desire. / Towards God
\rf jod 1891:9.10

\op kageý, shubtheý. Zhoü gthaýdiü u'oüýaze at'?eý kiýshte kuýge
\tr O friend, / I go to you. / Cross / shadow / I die / whenever / box
\rf jod 1891:9.11

\op azhoüý ke eýteoüý. Wakoüýda thiükeý bthaý-mazhi tedi, weýthihiýde;
\tr I recline / the «lg. ob.» / should at least. / @{Wakoüýda} / the one who / I do not go / when, / tool;
\rf jod 1891:9.12

\op weý'e, teýska, teýska miüýga, kuýkuse, wazhiüýga-zhiýde, moüýzepe,
\tr plow, / ox, / / cow, / hog, / chicken, / ax,
\rf jod 1891:9.13

\op zhoüýimaýse, iüý'e-weýtiü, moüýze wiýugaýdoü, zhoüý toüga iýmase,
\tr hand-saw, / hammer, / / nails, / crosscut / / / saw,
\rf jod 1891:9.14

\op zhoüýthinoüýge, zhoühiüýbe, noübuýthishiü, unaýzhiü, wathaýge, nitaý-ithishtiýde,
\tr wagon, / shoe, / gloves, / shirt, / hat, / what makes the ears comfortable,
\rf jod 1891:9.15

\op xaýdinoüse, xaýdigase, wamuýsk-inoütuýbe, xaýdithize, shoüýge-nuýde-
\tr mowing machine, / scythe, / grist-mill, / hay-fork, / horse-col-
\rf jod 1891:10.1

\op weý'iü, teýska-nuýde-weý'iü, moüýze-ukiaýchacha, uxpuýzhi waseýs-uxpeý,
\tr lar, / ox-yoke, / iron chain, / dish closet, / earthen dishes,
\rf jod 1891:10.2

\op niý-ithaýtoü, moüýzuneýthe, aýgthiü, uzhoüý, iüýbehiü, / wamuýske weýnoüzhu
\tr cups, / stove, / chair, / bedstead, / pillow, / threshing machine,
\rf jod 1891:10.3

\op (koüýbtha?). Aýdoü / zhoüý gthaýdiü / u'oüýaze uýdoüxti uaýha koüýbtha.
\tr (I desire). / Therefore / cross / shadow / very good / I follow its course / I desire.
\rf jod 1891:10.4

\op Iüwiüýthakoüýi kiýzhi ugoüýba te piý koüýbtha. Iýe thithiýta, kageý,
\tr You «all» help me / if / light / the «ob.» / I reach there / I desire. / Word / your, / O friend
\rf jod 1891:10.5

\op anaý'oü; noüýde iüýudoüýxti-moüý. Wakoüýdataýthishoü btheý. Oüý-
\tr I have heard; / heart / it is very good for me. / Towards God / I go. To-
\rf jod 1891:10.6

\op batheý wabaýxu thithiýta iýe anaý'oü kiýzhi, noüýde iüýudoü, weýashnoü
\tr day / letter / your / word / I hear / if, / heart / good for me, / I am thankful
\rf jod 1891:10.7

\op heýga-maýzhi. Iüwiüýthakoü kiýzhi, weýthihiýde at'oüý eteýgoü. Weýthihiýde
\tr I not a little. / You help me / if, / tool / I have / apt. Tool
\rf jod 1891:10.8

\op izhaýzhe abthaýde zaniý koüýbtha. Shoü Wakoüýda thiüýketaýthishoü iýe
\tr his name / I have called / all / I desire. / Now / @{Wakoüýda} / the one towards / word
\rf jod 1891:10.9

\op wiýta zaniý oüthaý'i koüýbtha. Mazhoüý wiýta thoü gashiýbe bthiüý -mazhi.
\tr my / all / you give to me / I desire. / Land / my / the / outside of / I am / I-not.
\rf jod 1891:10.10

\op Iüsh'aýge pahoüýga theýtoüxti ut'?aiý, wahiý uaýgigthiü agthiüý, mazhoüý
\tr Old man / before / up to this very time / died in, / bone / I sit in my own I sit, / land
\rf jod 1891:10.11

\op thoü, aýdoü iüýtexi heýga-maýzhi.
\tr the «ob.», / therefore / precious to me / I-not a little.
\rf jod 1891:10.12

\ti Part of Another Letter from the Same to the Same

\op Niýashiüýga wiüaýxchi moüýzeskaý gtheýba-noüýba keýdi saýtoü
\tr Person / just one / money / twenty / on the / five
\rf jod 1891:12.1

\op iüwiüýxpathe-noü-moüý taý miüke, esheý, anaý'oü. Eýde weýthixthi
\tr I lose / only I have «?» / I will, / you said, / I heard. / But / brain
\rf jod 1891:12.2

\op moüýtata abthiüý -noü shoüýshoü. Niýashiüýga ukeýthiü ti thiýta thidoüýbai
\tr within / I have kept / only / always. / Indian / common / house / your / they see you
\rf jod 1891:12.3

\op uýdoü iýnahiü, etheýgoü taiteý. Hiüdaý, eýgoü oügthiüý te etheýgoü
\tr good / indeed, / they think / shall. / Let us see! / so / we sit / may / they think
\rf jod 1891:12.4

\op taiteý, esheý tethoüýi.
\tr shall, / you said / in the past.
\rf jod 1891:12.5

\op Kageýha, iüýchoü winaý'oü koüýbtha. Watoüýthe meýha toüýiwi-
\tr My friend, / now / I hear from you / I wish. / Tanning hides / winter hides / I who
\rf jod 1891:12.6

\op kitheý miükeý wiýe bthiüý. Ki meýha ge juýba aniüý ki, anaý'oü
\tr dressed hides for you / I / I am. / And / winter hides / the «pl. in. ob.» / some / you have / if, / I hear it
\rf jod 1891:12.7

\op koüýbtha. Ki gaýthoü wabaýgtheze niýze ki, uxtheýxchi ioüýthakitheý
\tr I wish. / And / that «ob.» / letter / you receive it / when, / very soon / you send it to me
\rf jod 1891:12.8

\op koübtheýgoü.
\tr I hope.
\rf jod 1891:12.9

\op Oüýbatheý wabaýgtheze bthiýze, &Friday, iüýthexti-moüý. Shoüý uýshkoü
\tr To-day / letter / I have received it, / Friday, / I am very glad. / And / deed
\rf jod 1891:13.1

\op wiwiýta wabaýgtheze niýze ki, uxtheýxchi wabaýgtheze gioüýkithaý-ga.
\tr my / letter / you receive it / when, / very soon / letter / cause it to be returning to me.
\rf jod 1891:13.2

\op Sheýma tiý guaýthishoü nuýshiaýha-ma eý aýwawakeý, eaýtoüi te anaý'oü
\tr Those / lodge / beyond / those who are below / that / I mean them, / how they are / the / I hear it
\rf jod 1891:13.3

\op koüýbtha, waýgazu. Athaiý ki, waýgazuýxti wabaýgtheze tioüýthakitheý
\tr I wish, / straight. / They go / if, / very straight / letter / you send hither to me
\rf jod 1891:13.4

\op koüýbtha, goüýki shagtheý koüýbtha ediýhi ki. Niýkashiüýga oüthoüýt'?athe
\tr I wish, / and then / I go back to you / I wish / if that has occurred. / Person / he who is jealous
\rf jod 1891:13.5

\op akaý eý theý ki, shagtheý koüýbtha. Wa-shaý-ka-thuý-ti wakeýga te
\tr of me / that / he goes / if, / I return to you / I wish. / @{Wa-shaý-ka-thuý-ti} / sick / the
\rf jod 1891:13.6

\op giniý a, iýwimaýxe shutheýathe. Niýta ki, anaý'oü koüýbtha, t'?eý kiýshte,
\tr has recovered / ? / I ask you / I send to you. / Alive / if, / I hear it / I wish, / dead / even if,
\rf jod 1891:13.7

\op anaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr I hear it / I wish.
\rf jod 1891:13.8

\ti Fred Merrick, an Omaha, to G.W. Clother, Columbus, Nebr.

\op Kageýha, oüýbatheý wabaýgtheze thithiýta oüýba uýdoüxti, hoüýegoüýche
\tr My friend, / to-day / letter / your / day / very good, / morning
\rf jod 1891:13.9

\op teýdi, bthiýze. Oüýbatheý bthiýze te iüýudoüý-xti-moüý. Theý koüýbtha
\tr in the, / I have received it. / To-day / I have received it / the / it is very good for me. / This / I desire
\rf jod 1891:13.10

\op teý eýskana uthaýket'oüý koübtheýgoü-xti-moüý; ukeýt'oü goüýtha-ga.
\tr the / oh that / you acquire it / I earnestly hope; / to acquire it / desire!
\rf jod 1891:14.1

\op Ki maýthadi wachiýshka pi keýthoüta shi piý koüýbtha. Ki uzhoüýge
\tr And / last winter / creek / I reached there / to the «lg. ob.» in the past / again / I reach it / I wish. / And / road
\rf jod 1891:14.2

\op maýthadi piý kethoüý eý uaýgiha piý koüýbtha. Ki sheýthu iýhe shakiý
\tr last winter / I reached it / the «lg. ob.» in the past / that / following its course again / I reach it / I wish. / And / yonder / passing by that way / I will
\rf jod 1891:14.3

\op taý miüke, tiý thiýta teýdi. Goüýki wazhaý ke uthaýket'oü niükeýshe
\tr return there to you, / house / your / to the. / And then / hides / the «ob.» / you who are acquiring them
\rf jod 1891:14.4

\op shakiý koübtheýgoü. Ki thikaýge niýkashiüýga uaýwagiýbtha te, esheý
\tr I return thither to you / I hope. / And / your friend / person / I tell them / the, / you said
\rf jod 1891:14.5

\op thoükaý uaýwagiýbtha taý miüke. Ki iýe thithiýta na'oüýi kiýzhi, giýthe-
\tr the ones / I will tell it to them. / And / word / your / they hear it / when, / they
\rf jod 1891:14.6

\op xtioüý taiteý, / uaýwagiýbtha tediýhi ki. Ki uýthitoü t'oüý heýgazhi eýgoü,
\tr shall greatly rejoice, / I tell it to them / by the time / when. / And / work / abounds / very / as,
\rf jod 1891:14.7

\op atoüý akiýgthishtoüý ki, eýta shupiý eteý ha. Ki thiýshti ithaýugthe eýtoü
\tr when / I finish for myself / if, / there / I reach you / may / . / And / you too / throughout / that long
\rf jod 1891:14.8

\op shkoüýna thanaýzhiü koübtheýgoü wahaý te. Shoüý niý'azhi shoü koübtheýgoü,
\tr you wish / you stand / I hope / hides / the. / And / you do not fail / at any rate / I hope,
\rf jod 1891:14.9

\op uthaýket'oüýxti koübtheýgoü. Edaýdoü iýutha thiügeý. Iüýudoüýxti
\tr you acquire them in abundance / I hope. / What / news / there is no. / Very good for me
\rf jod 1891:14.10

\op anaýzhiü, wiýshti. Ki sheýna, kageýha, wiýpaxu oüýbatheý. Waxiüýha
\tr I stand, / I too. / And enough, / my friend, / I write to you / to-day. / Paper
\rf jod 1891:14.11

\op ge wiüý shi uxtheýxchi tioüýthakitheý koüýbtha. Na'oüýthakitheý
\tr the «pl. in. ob.» / one / again / very soon / you cause to come hither to me / I desire. / To cause him to hear it
\rf jod 1891:14.12

\op koüýbtha.
\tr I wish.
\rf jod 1891:14.13

\ti @{Naüzandazhi}, an Omaha, to T.M. @{Meýzhik}, Kearney Junction, Nebr.

\op Kageýha, shoüý wabaýgtheze iýe dzhuýbaxchi wiýpaxu shutheýathe. Shoüý
\tr My friend, / now «expective» / letter / word / very few / I write to you / I send to you. / And
\rf jod 1891:15.1

\op e'oüý niü te winaý'oü koüýbtha, kageýha. Shoüý goüý wathaýsithaýtha-
\tr how / you are / the / I hear from you / I wish, / my friend. / At any rate / it is &you who have
\rf jod 1891:15.2

\op bazhiý-xti-zhoüý te oüguý oüthiýsithe. Wabaýgtheze wiýpaxu shutheýathe,
\tr not thought of us at all / the / we / we have thought of you. / Letter / I write to you / I send to you
\rf jod 1891:15.3

\op toüýwoügthoü thoüýdi moüniüý eýiüte. Shoüý oüthoüýthibahoüý-xtioüýi
\tr nation «or city» / in the / you walk / it may be. / And / we know you very well
\rf jod 1891:15.4

\op te shi oüguýshti weaýshpahoüýxtioüýi te. Shoüý thikaýge, &Spafford
\tr the / again / us too / you know us very well / the. / And / your friend, / Spafford
\rf jod 1891:15.5

\op &Woodhull, giýthazhiýxti eýgoü, wa'uý giýt'?e. Shoüý umoüýthiüka
\tr Woodhull, / is very sad / so, / woman / his is dead. / And / year
\rf jod 1891:15.6

\op maýthe tediýhi ki, oüthiýdoübe eteýgoü. Shoüý wahaý niüýwiü geý shte
\tr winter / by the time / when, / we see you / apt. / And / hides / you buy / the «pl. in. ob.» / even
\rf jod 1891:15.7

\op anaý'oü koüýbtha, aniüýi ge. Shoüý taýxtiha, oüýpoüha, shoüý meýha,
\tr I hear it / I wish, / you have them / the «pl. in. ob.» / And whether / deer hides, / elk hides, / or / winter hides,
\rf jod 1891:15.8

\op shoü eýskana waýgazuýxti iüwiüýthana koübtheýgoü. Mazhoüý aýgudi
\tr still / oh that / very straight / you tell it to me / I hope. / Land / where
\rf jod 1891:15.9

\op meýha t'oüý kiýzhi, unaý'oü goüýtha-ga. Shoüý oüýpoüha, shoüý noüýba
\tr winter hides / abound / if, / to hear about it / desire. / And / elk hides, / either / two
\rf jod 1891:15.10

\op thaýbthiü doüýshte, wiýxchi koüýbtha ha. Shi taýxtiha noüýba thaýbthiü
\tr three / or / I myself / desire them / . / Again / deer hides / two / three
\rf jod 1891:15.11

\op doüýshte, uýdoüxti, koüýbtha. Eýskana waxiüýha uxtheýxchi tioüý-
\tr or, / very good, / I desire. / Oh that / paper / very soon / you cause to
\rf jod 1891:16.1

\op thakitheý koübtheýgoü. &O'Kane aýgudi eýdediýtoü eýiüte iüwiüýth iýtha-ga.
\tr come hither to me / I hope. / O'Kane / where / there he is standing / perhaps / to tell me / send hither.
\rf jod 1891:16.2

\op Shoüý meýha eýskana juýba aniüý shkoüýna koübtheýgoüxti. &Spafford
\tr And / winter hides / oh that / some / you have / you wish / I earnestly hope. / Spafford
\rf jod 1891:16.3

\op &Woodhull iýshpahoüýxti, zhuaýgthe oüthoüýshpahoüxti-zhoüý niü.
\tr Woodhull / you know him very well, / I with him / you know me very well / you are.
\rf jod 1891:16.4

\ti @{Naüzandazhi} to John Rathbun.

\op Shoüý wabaýgtheze wiýpaxu shutheýathe. Shoüý waweýwimaýxe
\tr And / letter / I write to you / I send to you. / And / I ask you about several matters
\rf jod 1891:16.5

\op shutheýathe. Shoüý uxtheýxchi ioüýthakitheý koübtheýgoü, waweýwimaýxe
\tr I send to you. / And / very soon / you send hither to me / I hope, / what questions I have asked you
\rf jod 1891:16.6

\op waýgazuýxti. / Niýashiüýga ukeýthiü juýba maýthadi shahiý; meýha aniüý
\tr very straight. / Indian / common / some / last winter / reached you; / winter hides / you
\rf jod 1891:16.7

\op tateý, eý uthiýtha agthiýi. Ki shi aniüý doüýshteoüý eýskana iüwiüýthana
\tr shall have, / that / telling about you / they returned hither. / And / again / you have / whether / oh that / you tell it to me
\rf jod 1891:17.1

\op koübtheýgoü. Ki e'oüý / thagiýshkaxe tat / eýskoü eneýgoü, / meýha / aniüý
\tr I hope. / Again / how / you shall make your own / you think it probable, / winter hides / you have
\rf jod 1891:17.2

\op eýiüte, waýgazuýxti anaý'oü koüýbtha. Shoüý mazhoüý toüýwoü-maýdi,
\tr may, / very straight / I hear it / I wish. / And / land / in the towns,
\rf jod 1891:17.3

\op mazhoüý &Kansas, aýgudi meýha t'oüý kiýzhi, iüwiüýthana koüýbtha.
\tr land / Kansas, / where / winter hides / abound / whether, / you tell it to me / I wish.
\rf jod 1891:17.4

\op &Fort &Dodge thoütaý meýha t'oüý kiýzhi, uthaýna'oüý koübtheýgoü. Niýka-
\tr Fort / Dodge / at the / winter hides / abound / whether, / you hear about it / I hope. / In-
\rf jod 1891:17.5

\op shiüýga ukeýthiü-ma meýha goüýtha-noüýi ha. Shoüý toüýthe ki iýkishi
\tr dian / the common ones / winter hides / desire / usually / . / And / to tan / if / payment in kind
\rf jod 1891:17.6

\op goüýtha-noüýi. Ki waýgazuýxti iüwiüýthana tiýthathe kiýzhi, niýkashiüýga
\tr desire / usually. / And / very straight / you tell it to me / you send hither / when, / person
\rf jod 1891:17.7

\op shoüý watoüýthe uýdoüxti wabthiü zhuaýwagthe shubtheý taý miüke.
\tr in fact / tanner / very good / I have them / I with them / I will go to you.
\rf jod 1891:17.8

\op Shoüý aýbae naiý te uthaýket'oüý te iýshpahoü te, iüwiüýthana koü-
\tr And / hunting the large animals / you went / the / you acquired / the / you know / the, / you tell it to me / I
\rf jod 1891:17.9

\op btheýgoü. Shoüý oüthoüýshpahoüý-xtioüýi, shi wiýshti iýwipahoüý-xti-moüý.
\tr hope. / And / you know me very well, / again / I too / I know you very well.
\rf jod 1891:17.10

\op Umoüýthiüka wiüý sheýthu watoüýthe oüthiü.
\tr Year / one / yonder / tanning / we were.
\rf jod 1891:17.11

\ti @{Naüzandazhi} to T. M. @{Meýzhik}.

\op Shoüý wawiýpaxu shutheýathe iýe dzhuýbaxchi eýgoü. Shoüý wabaýgtheze
\tr And / I write to you about several things / I send to you / word / very few. / And / letter
\rf jod 1891:18.1

\op tioüýthakitheý thoü / bthiýze eýdegoü, / iýe ke waýgazuýxtiaýzhi uxpaýtheaýthe.
\tr you have sent hither to me / the / I have received it, but / word / the / not exactly straight / I have lost.
\rf jod 1891:18.2

\op Shoüý iüdaýdoü edeýshe teýiüte iüwiüýthana koübtheýgoü. Shoüý &Upton
\tr And / what / what you would / have said / you tell it to me / I hope. / And / Upton
\rf jod 1891:18.3

\op uaýwakieý iýe te, edeýshe te uaýwagiýbtha, shoüý iýe te uwiýkoüxti eýgoü
\tr I talked to him / word / the / what you said / the / I told it to them, / and / word / the / I help considerably / you
\rf jod 1891:18.4

\op taý miüke / ithaýugtheýxti eýgoü. Shoüý moüýzeska teý uthiýxpathaýzhi tat
\tr I will / throughout / partly. / And / money / the / you shall not lose it
\rf jod 1891:18.5

\op ebtheýgoü. Thiýshti edeýshe te thagiýsithe eteýgoü. Wamuýske noüseý
\tr I think it. / You too / what you said / the / you remember it / should «&or apt». / Wheat / cut by machinery
\rf jod 1891:18.6

\op thishtoüýi teýdi, wagaýxe thagiýshtoübe eteýgoü. Moüýzeska teý uthaý-
\tr they finish it / when, / debt «due you» / you see your own / apt. / Money / the / you ac-
\rf jod 1891:18.7

\op ket'oüý tediýhi ki, wiýxti / bthiýza-maýzhi taý miüke, / eýxti shutheýthikith
\tr quire it / by that time / when, / I myself / I will not receive it, / he himself / to send it to you
\rf jod 1891:18.8

\op 'iýthai, &Upton izhiüýthe akeýe ha, Oüýpoü-toüýga. Shoüý, kageýha,
\tr has promised, / Upton / his elder brother / he is the one / , / Big Elk. / And, / my friend,
\rf jod 1891:18.9

\op eýskana usniý teýdi, meýha ge juýba uthaýna'oüý koübthaýxti.
\tr oh that / cold / when, / winter hides / the «pl. in. ob.» / some / you hear of them / I strongly desire it.
\rf jod 1891:18.10

\op Waýgazuýxti iüwiüýthana koübthaý-xti-moüý. Oüýpoühaý waweýshi
\tr Very straight / you tell it to me / I do really desire it. / Elk hides / pay
\rf jod 1891:18.11

\op oüthaý'i 'iýthathe / te tioüýthakith 'iýthathe te gisiýtha-ga haý. Iýusiýshtoü
\tr you promised to give to me / the / you send hither to me / you promised / the / remember it / ! / Telling a lie
\rf jod 1891:18.12

\op uwiýbtha-maýzhi. Moüýzeskaý thagiýshtoübe tateý uwiýbtha.
\tr I do not tell it to you. / Money / you see your own / shall / I tell it to you.
\rf jod 1891:18.13

\ti @{Naüzandazhi} to James O'Kane, Hastings, Nebr.

\op Shoüý wabaýgtheze tioüýthakitheý thoü bthiýze. Shoüý wahaý ge bthuýga
\tr And / letter / you send it hither to me / the «ob.» / And / I have received it. / And / hides / the «pl. in. ob.» / all
\rf jod 1891:19.1

\op koübthaý-xti eteý-moü thoüýzha, shoüý meýha te aýta koüýbtha. Shoüý
\tr I desire very much / I do that at least / though, / yet / winter hides / the / beyond all / I desire. / And
\rf jod 1891:19.2

\op &Kansas ediý-geý shteoüý. Meýha ge uthaýna'oü koüýbtha. Shoü
\tr Kansas / they must be in some places. / Winter hides / the «pl. in. ob.» / you hear about them / I wish. / And
\rf jod 1891:19.3

\op eýskana wahaý ge goüýtha ki, iüwiüýthakoüýxti koübtheýgoü. Shoüý
\tr oh that / hides / the «pl. in. ob.» / they desire / if, / you help me considerably / I hope. / And
\rf jod 1891:19.4

\op oüýba ithaýugthe / wisiýthe-noü-moüý taý miüke. / Shoüý nieý thithiüýge
\tr day / throughout / I will be thinking of you often. / And / you have no sickness
\rf jod 1891:19.5

\op eýskana winaý'oü koübtheýgoü. Shoüý wabaýgtheze eýskana tioüýthakitheý
\tr oh that / I hear it about you / I hope. / And / letter / oh that / you send it hither to me
\rf jod 1891:19.6

\op koübtheýgoü. Shoüý &Fort &Dodge etaý shti uthaýna'oüý koübtheýgoü,
\tr I hope. / And / Fort Dodge / there / too / you hear about it / I hope,
\rf jod 1891:19.7

\op shoüý aýgudi shteýshte uthaýna'oü koübthegoü.
\tr in fact / where / soever / you hear about it / I hope.
\rf jod 1891:19.8

\ti To T.H. Tibbles from Several Omahas
\dt August 22, 1879

\op Kageýha, niýkashiüýga mazhoüý bthuýgaxti
\tr My friend, / person / land / entire
\rf jod 1891:20.1

\op aýta-maýshe oüýbatheý wisiýthai eýgoü wiýbthahoüýi ha. Niýkashiüýga-
\tr ye who excel / to-day / I think of you «pl.» / as / I pray to you «pl.» / . / O ye peo-
\rf jod 1891:20.2

\op maýshe, edaýdoü iýshpahoü thagthiüý-maýshe, mazhoüý theýthuaýdi edaýdoü
\tr ple, / what / you know / you who sit, / land / in this «here» / what
\rf jod 1891:20.3

\op weýtexi ge niýkashiüýga wiüý weaýbahoüýi eýgoü, weýthitoü shuthaiý ha.
\tr hard for us / the «pl. in. ob.» / person / one / knows about us / as, / to work for us / he goes to you / 
\rf jod 1891:20.4

\op &Tibbles eý aýwake ha. Iýe te eýskana theýshniza-baýdoü, utheýkoüi
\tr Tibbles / him / I mean him / . / Word / the / oh that / you «pl.» take from him and «pl.», / you help him
\rf jod 1891:20.5

\op koübtheýgoü eý wiýbthahoüýi ha, Ki niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü oüýgathiü
\tr I hope / that / I pray to you «pl.» / , / And / Indian / common / we who move
\rf jod 1891:20.6

\op bthuýgaxti uýshkoü ke-noüý weaýbahoüýi eýgoü, weýthitoü shuthaiý thoüýzha,
\tr all / deed / the some / he knows about us / as, / to work for us / he goes to you / though,
\rf jod 1891:20.7

\op eshnoüý ki eýgithe thi'aý te haý. Aýdoü niýkashiüýga-maýshe, utheýkoüi
\tr he only / if / beware / he fail / lest / . / Therefore / O ye people, / you help him
\rf jod 1891:20.8

\op tediýhi ki, uthaýket'oüýi kiýzhi, eýskana mazhoüý thoüý iüýthexti awaýki-
\tr by the time / when, / you succeed / if, / oh that / land / the «ob.» / I am very glad / I work for
\rf jod 1891:20.9

\op gthiýtoü anaýzhiü koübtheýgoü. Niýkashiüýga uýshkoü weaýbahoüýzhi-maý
\tr myself / I stand / I hope. / Indian / deed / the ones who do not know about us
\rf jod 1891:20.10

\op &Tibbles edaýdoü uthaiý te giýzha-maý, iýbahoüýzhi-maý giýzhai te shoüýazhi
\tr Tibbles / what / he tells / the / those who doubt him / those who do not know it / they doubt him / the «act» / improper
\rf jod 1891:20.11

\op ha. Thoüýzha &Tibbles akaý iýe edaýdoü edeý te waýgazuýxti niýka-
\tr . / Though / Tibbles / the «sub.» / word / what / what he says / the / very straight / In-
\rf jod 1891:20.12

\op shiüýga ukeýthiü-ma weýthitoü shathaiý.
\tr dian / the common ones / to work for them / he goes to you.
\rf jod 1891:20.13

\op Kageýha, oüýbatheý edaýdoü niýkashiüýga-ma
\tr My friend, / to-day / what / the people
\rf jod 1891:21.1

\op wazhiüýska aýta-ma oüýbatheý awaýsitheýgoü waýbthahoü taý miüke. Ki
\tr wise / those who excel / to-day / as I think of them / I will pray to them about several things. / And
\rf jod 1891:21.2

\op niýkashiüýga wiüý theýthutoü shutheý - de edaýdoü iüýtexi ke ishtaý thoü
\tr person / one / thence / he goes to you when / what / is hard for me / the «ob.» / eye / the «instr.»
\rf jod 1891:21.3

\op oüthoüýdoübeýxti oüthoüýbahoüýxti shutheý. Ki niýkashiüýga pahoüý-
\tr he has really seen me with it / he really knows about me / he goes to you «by request». / And / person / for-
\rf jod 1891:21.4

\op gadi uýshkoü wiüeýshte eýgoü toüýba-maýzhi iüýchoüxchi toüýbe uýshkoü
\tr merly / deed / even one / so / I did not see / just now / I see him / deed
\rf jod 1891:21.5

\op te. &Tibbles eý aýwake. Ki, niýkashiüýga-maýshe, edaýdoü iüýtexi ke
\tr the «ob.» / Tibbles / him / I mean him. / And / O ye people, / what / hard for me / the
\rf jod 1891:21.6

\op bthuýgaxti uthiýthai ki, eýskana theýshnize koübtheýgoü, wiýbthahoü
\tr all / he tells to you / when, / oh that / you take it from him / I hope / as, / I pray to you
\rf jod 1891:21.7

\op shutheýathe. Edaýdoü weýtexi ge iýbahoüýzhi-ma giýzhai shteýshtewoüý, eý
\tr I send it to you. / What / are hard for us / the «pl. in. ob.» / those who do not know them / they doubt them / notwithstanding, / he
\rf jod 1891:21.8

\op weaýbahoüýi eýgoü iýe te theýshnize etaiý. Ki Itiýgoüthaiý akaý uýshkoü
\tr he knows about us / as / word / the / you will please receive from him. / And / Grandfather / the «sub.» / deed
\rf jod 1891:21.9

\op weýtexi ge weaýbahoüý-bazhiý-xtioüýi, ki waýkihiýdai thoüýzha, eýgithe
\tr are hard for us / the «pl. in. ob.» / he does not know at all about us, / and / he oversees us / though, / behold
\rf jod 1891:21.10

\op t'?eý weýgoüthai. Shoüý oüniýta oügoüýthai eýgoü, oüthiýthahoüýi, niýka-
\tr to die / he wishes for us. / Yet / we live / we wish / as, / we pray to you, / per-
\rf jod 1891:21.11

\op shiüýga uaýwathakoüýi-maýshe. Ki uýshkoü the wabthiýtoü keýta btheý.
\tr son / ye who aids us. / And / deed / this / I work at various things / to the / I go.
\rf jod 1891:21.12

\op Uýshkoü shiýtai bthiýze piý, uýshkoü thiýtai bthuýgaxti bthiýze te / piý ha.
\tr Deed / your «pl.» / I take / I have reached / deed / your «pl.» / all / I take / the «act» / I have reached there / .
\rf jod 1891:21.13

\op Dagoüý Itiýgoüthaiýakaý iüýshte, "Waýxe shkaýxe wiýkoübthai-maýzhi ha,"
\tr But «&or when so» / Grandfather / the «sub.» / as if, / You live as white people I do not wish it for you «pl.» / 
\rf jod 1891:21.14

\op eý akaý eýgoüxtioüýi. Ki niýkashiüýga theýthutoü theý thiüý oüýbatheý
\tr he is saying it / it is just so. / And / person / hence / he who is going / to-day
\rf jod 1891:21.15

\op agiýsithe. Bthuýga wisiýthai, / niýkashiüýga aýta-maýshe. / Wathaýshkoü-bi
\tr I think of him. / All / I think of you, / ye persons who are great. / That you have made efforts
\rf jod 1891:21.16

\op eneýgoüi eýiüte, piý wathaýshkoü koüýoüthoüýthai wiýbthahoüýi shutheýathe.
\tr you think / perhaps, / anew / you made efforts / we hope / I pray to you «pl.» / I send it to you.
\rf jod 1891:21.17

\op Kageýha, niýkashiüýga the aýta waýthahoüýi-ma
\tr My friend, / person / this / beyond all / those who pray
\rf jod 1891:21.18

\op awaýsithe oüýbatheý. Ki niýkashiüýga the thiüý eýskana iýe edeý ki,
\tr I think of them / to-day. / And / person / he who is going / oh that / word / what he says / if,
\rf jod 1891:21.19

\op bthuýgaxti theýniza-baýdoü eýthanaý'oü koüýoüthoüýthai. Ki niýkashiüýga
\tr all / you take from him / and «pl.» / you listen to him and act accordingly / we hope. / And / person
\rf jod 1891:22.1

\op ukeýthiü-ma toüýwoügthoü bthuýgaxti weýthitoü thaiý. Ki weýthiuýdoüxti
\tr the common ones / tribe / all / to work for us / he goes «by request». / And / it is made very good for us
\rf jod 1891:22.2

\op teýdi, niýkashiüýga wetheýnitoü-maýshe uthaýket'oüýi ki, niýkashiüýga
\tr when, / Indian / ye who work for us / you succeed / if, / human beings
\rf jod 1891:22.3

\op oüthiüý etaiý ha. Waýshniniýashiüýgai oügoüýthai. Niýkashiüýga-ma
\tr we should be / . / You «pl.» make us human beings / we wish. / The indians
\rf jod 1891:22.4

\op Itiýgoüthaiý amaý waýkihiýdai uýdoü, eýskoü pahoüýga oüthoüýthai thoüýzha,
\tr 2 Grandfather / the «pl. sub.» / they watched over us / good, / thus / first / we thought / though,
\rf jod 1891:22.5

\op oüýkazhi teýgoü ha. Daýdoü oüguýtai eýskoü oüthoüýthai thoüýzha, eýgithe
\tr it is not so / apt / . / What / our own / thus / we thought / though, / behold
\rf jod 1891:22.6

\op oüguýta-baýzhi keýgoüxtioüý oüýgatoü. Eýgoü tediýhi kiýzhi, niýashiüýga
\tr not our own / the objects are just so / we who std. / So / by the time / when, / person
\rf jod 1891:22.7

\op wataýp'e the-maý / gishkoüý eýskana uýwathakoüýi koübtheýgoü ha. Shoüý
\tr those who go to the ones near them / acting quickly / oh that / you aid them / I hope / . / And
\rf jod 1891:22.8

\op niýkashiüýga oüýgathiüý uzhoüýge uýdoü ke e'oüý oüguýkigthixiýdai
\tr person / we who move / road / good / the «ob.» / how / we look all around for it ourselves
\rf jod 1891:22.9

\op thoüýzha, uýdoü iýtheaýwathaiý koüýoüthoüýthai. Shoüý oüguýthixidaý-bi eheý
\tr though, / good / they cause us to find it / we hope. / And that we have looked all around for it / I said
\rf jod 1891:22.10

\op te, kageýha, sheýte uýshkoü thiýta oüýgugaýxthai eý awaýke.
\tr the, my friend, / that «ob.» / deed / your / we have faced toward them / it / I mean it.
\rf jod 1891:22.11

\op Goüý, kageýha, niýkashiüýga juýba theýama thisiýthai
\tr And, / my friend, / person / some / these «pl. sub.» / they remember you
\rf jod 1891:22.12

\op ha. Ki waweýtheniýtoü naiý te oüthiýsithaiý oüýbatheý. Umoüýthiüka
\tr . / And / to work at various things for us / you went / the / we think of you / to-day. / Year
\rf jod 1891:22.13

\op gtheýba-duýba tediýtoü wazhiüýoüskaý thoüýzha, niýkashiüýga eýgoü ithaýpahoü-
\tr forty / from the «time» / I had sense / though, / person / such / I have not
\rf jod 1891:22.14

\op maýzhi, uýshkoü wathaý'ethe te. Ki iüýtoü wamiý oüguýtai te ki wamiý
\tr known him, / deed / merciful / the. / And / now / blood / our / the / and / blood
\rf jod 1891:22.15

\op etaiý te edaýbe juýbe-shte uiýhazhi thoüýzha, shoüý thaý'eaýwathai eýgoü
\tr his / the / also / mixed «blood» at all / he does not follow / though, / yet / he pities us / as
\rf jod 1891:22.16

\op waweýthitoüýi. Ki moüýtanahaý oümoüýthiüi te waýxe amaý shoüshoüýxti
\tr he works at various things for us. / And / wild / we walk / the / white people / the «pl. sub.» / forever
\rf jod 1891:22.17

\op weýgoüthai, ki Wakoüýda akaý iüýtoü waweýthitoü aýgazhi eýgoü
\tr they wish for us, / and / God / the «sub.» / now / to do various kinds of work for us / has ordered him / as
\rf jod 1891:22.18

\op waweýthitoüýi. Ki iüýtoü niýkashiüýga-ma moüthiüýi kedi moübthiüý
\tr he works at various things for us. / And / now / the people / they walk / at the / I walk
\rf jod 1891:22.19

\op koübtheýgoü awaýkiwahoüý'e ha. Xiühaý aýzhi bthiüý thoüzha, niýka-
\tr I hope / I pray for that on my own account / . / Skin / different / I am / though, / per-
\rf jod 1891:23.1

\op shiüýga xiühaý-skaý-ma mazhoüý moüthiüýi thoüýdi edi moübthiüý koü-
\tr son / those who have white skins / land / they walk / in the / there / I walk / I
\rf jod 1891:23.2

\op btheýgoü. Ki wikaýge shutheý thiü eýskana iýe edaýdoü edeý ke eý
\tr hope. / And / my friend / the one who has gone to you / oh that / word / what / what he says / the / he
\rf jod 1891:23.3

\op wadoüýbai eýgoü shutheý. Eýskana niýkashiüýga aýta-maýshe, iýe te
\tr he has seen us / as / he has gone to you «by request». / Oh that / person / ye who are important, / word / the
\nt =@{wada%uýba} is a typo in the original for =@{wadoüýba}. 09-jan-97 [JEK]
\rf jod 1891:23.4

\op theýnizai utheýkoüi koübtheýgoü. Itiýgoüthaiý bthaýda-mazhi. Niýkashiüýga-
\tr you take from him / you aid him / I hope. / Grandfather / I do not call him by name. / Indian-
\rf jod 1891:23.5

\op t'?eýthe bthaýde: eýskana toüýbexti iýe gaýte a'iý koübtheýgoü. Iüwiüý-
\tr slayer / I call him by name: / oh that / I see him indeed / word / those / I give to him / I hope. / He has not
\rf jod 1891:23.6

\op koüzhi te eý aýwake. Ithaýdithaiý amaý iýe edaiý te iýe weýthize eýgoü
\tr helped me / the / it / I mean it. / Agent / the «pl. sub.» / word / what they say / the / word / he takes from them / so
\rf jod 1891:23.7

\op oüdoüýbe shtewoüýzhi. Wahoüý'e haýshiataýxti bthiýzegoü wiýbthahoüýi
\tr he does not even look at me. / Petition / at the very last / as I have taken it I pray to you «pl.»
\rf jod 1891:23.8

\op shutheýathe.
\tr I send it to you.
\rf jod 1891:23.9

\op Niýkashiüýga waweýthitoü the thiüý enaýxchi
\tr Person / to work at various things for us / he who is on his way / he alone
\rf jod 1891:23.10

\op Wakoüýda iýe te aýna'oü. Weýthigthoü etaý te Wakoüýda thiükeý
\tr God / word / the / obeys it / Mind / his / the / God / the one who
\rf jod 1891:23.11

\op gaxaý goüýthazhi te, uýdoü te. Ki mazhoüý thoü Wakoüýda akaý waýxai
\tr to go beyond / he does not wish / the, / good / the. / And / land / the «ob.» / God / the «sub.» / made us
\rf jod 1891:23.12

\op thoüýdi "Wiýugaýshe thakiýshkaxe," aýzhi te Wakoüýda thiükeý. Shoüý e'oüý
\tr in the / You «shall» consider yourselves in the way of others, / did not say / the / God / the «st. one». / And / how
\rf jod 1891:23.13

\op niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü shtewoüý, e'oüý waýxe-maýshe, Wakoüýda thiükeý
\tr Indian / common / even, / how / ye white people, / God / the «st. one»
\rf jod 1891:23.14

\op enaýxchi waýxai te mazhoüý thoüýdi, "Wiýugaýshe thakiýshkaxe taiý," aýzhi te
\tr he only / made us / the / land / in the / You consider yourselves in the way of others / shall, / did not say / the
\rf jod 1891:23.15

\op ha Wakoüýda akaý. Wakoüýda akaý edaýdoü gaýxai te e-noüý
\tr . / God / the «sub.» / God / the «sub.» / what / he has made / the / it only
\rf jod 1891:23.16

\op uýdoü ha. Ki edaýdoü that'oüý-maýsheý, iüýshte eýthakigoüýxtioüýi;
\tr good / . / And / what / ye who have abundance, / as if / you are just like him;
\rf jod 1891:23.17

\op aýdoü niýashiüýga the thiüý enaýxchi iýe te eýthanaý'oü etaiý. Niýashiüýga
\tr therefore / person / he who has gone / he alone / word / the / you will please listen to him accordingly. / Person
\rf jod 1891:23.18

\op u'aýgtha oüýgathiü waweýthitoü shuthaiý. Mazhoüý thoüýdi Wakoüýda
\tr suffering / we who move / to work at various things for us / he has gone to you. / Land / in the / God
\rf jod 1891:24.1

\op akaý waýxai eýgoü, eýdi oümoüýthiüi thoüýzha, edaýdoü oüguýkihi-baýzhi.
\tr the «sub.» / made us / having, / there / we have walked / though, / what / we have not succeeded at.
\rf jod 1891:24.2

\op Edaýdoü oüguýkihi-baýzhi goüý, shoüý niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü oüýgathiü
\tr What / we have not succeeded at / as, / yet / Indian / we who move
\rf jod 1891:24.3

\op uýthitoü washkaýxai. Goüý piýazhiýxti ke-noüý Itiýgoüthaiý akaý uýha
\tr work «trouble» / you have made for us. / And / very bad / the / usually / Grandfather / the «sub.» / to go along the path
\rf jod 1891:24.4

\op weýgoüthai, aýdoü niýkashiüýga shethiüý wadoüýbexti shutheý, waweýthitoü
\tr wishes for us, / therefore / person / that one mv. near you / having really seen us / has gone to you «by request», / to work at various things for us
\rf jod 1891:24.5

\op shutheý. Niýkashiüýga washkoüýtoüga-maýshe, Wakoüýda naýhoüi maýshe,
\tr has gone to you «by request». / Person / ye who are strong / God / ye who pray to him,
\rf jod 1891:24.6

\op uiýkoüi-ga.
\tr help ye him.
\rf jod 1891:24.7

\op Kageýha, mazhoüý thoüýdi &United
\tr My friend, / land / in the / United
\rf jod 1891:24.8

\op &States eýdi niýkashiüýga-maýshe, wiýbthahoüýi ha. Niýkashiüýga-maýshe
\tr States / there / O ye people! / I pray to you «pl.» / . / O ye people!
\rf jod 1891:24.9

\op bthuýgaxti wiýbthahoüýi ha. Shoüý wabaýgtheze theýthoü shtoüýbai ki,
\tr all / I pray to you «pl.» / . / And / letter / this «ob.» / you see it / when,
\rf jod 1891:24.10

\op tha'eaýwathaýthai oügoüýthai eýgoü, iüthiýbaxuýi ha. Shoüý theý pahoüý-
\tr you have mercy on us / we wish / as, / we have written to you / . / And / this / for-
\rf jod 1891:24.11

\op gadi mazhoüý theýthoüdi oümoüýthiü teýdi, theýgoü shtewoüý oüthoüý-
\tr merly / land / in this / we walked / when, / of this sort / at all / we did
\rf jod 1891:24.12

\op bahoü-baýzhi. Goüý mazhoüý thoüýdi Wakoüýda akaý edaýdoü shteýshte
\tr not know. / And / land / in the / God / the «sub.» / what / soever
\rf jod 1891:24.13

\op oüthaýte taiteý, zhuýt'oü wegaýxai eýgoü, oüthaýte oümoüýthiü eýgoü,
\tr we eat it / shall, / to have bodies / he made for us / as, / we ate / we walked / as,
\rf jod 1891:24.14

\op enaýxchi weaýwazhiüýska oümoüýthiü ha. Ki eýgithe, niýkashiüýga-maýshe,
\tr that alone / we had sense by means of / we walked / . / And / behold, / O ye people,
\rf jod 1891:24.15

\op uýshkoü giýtexi washkaýxai ha. Ki weýtexi ki, iýnitha wathiüýgai
\tr deed / hard for one / you make «for» us / . / And / hard for us / if, / refuge / we have none
\rf jod 1891:24.16

\op ki, Itiýgoüthaiý eýdi oügaýthai eýgoü, oüwoüýthahoü-noüýi. iýe te
\tr if, / Grandfather / there / we go / as, / we pray to them / usually. / And / word / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1891:24.17

\op weýthiza-baýzhi-noüýi. Ki weýthiza-baýzhi te eýgithe oüthoükipahoüýi.
\tr they have not received from us usually. / And / they have not taken them from us / the / behold / we know it for ourselves «&or by experience».
\rf jod 1891:24.18

\op Eýgithe niýkashiüýga oüýthiü-baýzhi-bi etheýgoü akaý. Ki niýkashiüýga
\tr Behold / human beings / that we are not / they are thinking it. / And / human beings
\rf jod 1891:24.19

\op oüýthiü-baýzhi etheýgoü te, oüthoüýkipahoüýi ha, aýdoü, niýkashiüýga-maýshe,
\tr we are not / they thought it / the, / we know it for ourselves / , / therefore, / O ye people,
\rf jod 1891:25.1

\op thiýmasheý2-taýthishoü shoügaýthai ki, Itiýgoüthaiý waýbat'?u-noüýi: "Iý-bazhiýi-ga,"
\tr towards you «pl.» / we go to you / when, / Grandfather / blocks our way usually: Do «ye» not be coming,
\rf jod 1891:25.2

\op eý eýgoüxtioüýi. "Niýkashiüýga wiýkoübthai-maýzhi," eý eýgoüxtioüýi. Shoüý
\tr he says / it is just so. / Human beings / I do not wish for you «to be», / he says / it is just so. / Yet
\rf jod 1891:25.3

\op eýskana tha'eaýwathaýtha-badoü theýthutoütheýthe niýkashiüýga uheýawathaýthai
\tr oh that / you pity us and «pl.» / from this time onward / human beings / you admit us «to be»
\rf jod 1891:25.4

\op oügoüýthai. Ki shoüý niýkashiüýga oüýthiü tediýhi, eýskana shiügazhiüýga
\tr we wish. / And / yet / human beings / we are / by the time, / oh that / child
\rf jod 1891:25.5

\op oüguýtai shtewoüý gisiýthe-noü shoüýshoü koüýoüthoüthai, niýkashiüýga
\tr our / even / he remembers usually / always / we hope, / human being
\rf jod 1891:25.6

\op washkaýxai tediýhi ki. Ki niýkashiüýga uaýwagikoüýi thiü enaýxchi
\tr you make us / by the time / when. / And / person / he helps us / the «mv. one» he only
\rf jod 1891:25.7

\op uýshkoü te / gaýxazhi te / haý. Thisiýthai eýgoü uýshkoü te gaýxe te ha
\tr deed / the / he will not do it / . / He thinks of you / as / deed / the / he will do it / 
\rf jod 1891:25.8

\op "Iüwiüýkoü taý ama, " etheýgoü, / gaýxe te / ha; aýdoü eýskana
\tr They will aid me, / he thinks / as, / he will do it /  / therefore / oh that
\rf jod 1891:25.9

\op utheýkoüi koüýoüthoüýthai. Eýskana, kageýha, Wakoüýda akaý noüýde
\tr you aid him / we hope. / Oh that, / my friend, / God / the «sub.» / heart
\rf jod 1891:25.10

\op thithiýta thiýthishiýba-baýdoü oüguý oüthoüýai te noüýde thithiýta te upeý
\tr your / he pulls it open for you and «pl.» / we / we speak / the / heart / your / the / they enter
\rf jod 1891:25.11

\op koüýoüthoüýthai. Shoüý niýashiüýga &Tibbles aiý thiü iýe wiüaýxchi shtewoüý
\tr we hope. / And / person / Tibbles / the one mv. who is called / word / just one / even
\rf jod 1891:25.12

\op waýgazuaýzhi aýthadaýzhi ebtheýgoü. Waýgazuýxti uthiýthai ha, kageýha.
\tr not straight / he does not mention / I think it. / Very straight / he has told you / , / my friend.
\rf jod 1891:25.13

\op Wagiýzha-baýzhi-ga. Waýdoübai eýgoü uthiýthai. Waýdoübai eýgoü,
\tr Do not doubt the things he tells. / He has seen us / as / he tells it to you / He has seen us / as,
\rf jod 1891:25.14

\op iýbahoüýi eýgoü, weýthitoüýi: weýtexi te weýthitoüýi ha. Shoüý tha'eýawa-
\tr he knows it / as, / he works for us / hard for us / the / he works for us / . / And you pity
\rf jod 1891:25.15

\op thaýtha-ba eýskana utheýkoü koüýoüthoüýthai, niýkashiüýga noüýde-uýdoü-
\tr us / and «pl.» / oh that / you aid him / we hope, / people / ye who have good
\rf jod 1891:25.16

\op maýshe.
\tr hearts.
\rf jod 1891:25.17

\op Kageýha, niýkashiüýga uaýwathaýkie neý thaýthiü-
\tr My friend, / person / you talked to us / you who were going
\rf jod 1891:25.18

\op shethoüý, niýkashiüýga theýama oüýbatheý thisiýthai eýgoü, waýiüthiýbaxuýi
\tr in the past, / person / these / to-day / they remember you / as, / we have written to you about several things
\rf jod 1891:25.19

\op ha, Oüthiýsithe-noü shoüshoüýxtioüýi ha. "E'oüý / oüthiýna'oü taiý eýdoü,"
\tr . / We think of usually / always / . / How / we can hear from him /  «in soliloquy»?,
\rf jod 1891:26.1

\op oüthoüýthe shoüýshoüxti oüýthiüi ha. Shoüý niýkashiüýga Wakoüýda
\tr we think / always / we are / . / And / person / God
\rf jod 1891:26.2

\op waýnahoü-maýshe, bthuýgaxti uthiýkoüi koüýoüthoüýthai. Iýe thithiýta ke
\tr you who pray about different things, / all / they help you(s.) / We hope. / Word your / the
\rf jod 1891:26.3

\op eýskana iýusiýshtoüzhi thiýgaxe koüýoüthoüýthai. Ki theýthu niýkashiüýga
\tr oh that / not lying / they make «regard» you / we hope. / And / here / Indian
\rf jod 1891:26.4

\op ukeýthiü amadiýtoü zhuýthat'oüý wagaýshoü neý eýgoü. &Judge &Dundy eý
\tr common / from the «pl.» / you had a body / traveling / you go / so. / Judge / Dundy / he
\rf jod 1891:26.5

\op weýthigthoü etaý te uýdoü heýgazhi eýgoü oüthoüýnithaiý ha. Ediýhi ki,
\tr decision / his / the / good / very / as / we take refuge in it / . / That being the case,
\rf jod 1891:26.6

\op "Weýudoü zhiüýga eteýgoü aýhoü, " oüthoüýthai. Ki uýshkoü ke 'iýthathe
\tr good for us / a little / apt /  «in soliloquy»!, / we think. / And / deed / the / you speak about
\rf jod 1891:26.7

\op neý ke wiüýthakaýzhi te thiügeýxtioüýi. Bthuýgaxti iýshpahoüýxti eýgoü
\tr you went / the / you do not speak truly / the / there is none at all. / All / you know it well / as
\rf jod 1891:26.8

\op neý, / thiýzha-baýzhixtioüý etaiý. / Itiýgoüthaiý thiükeý thiýzha shteýshtewoüý, weaý-
\tr you went, / they should not doubt you at all. / Grandfather / the «st. one» / he doubts you / even if, / he does
\rf jod 1891:26.9

\op bahoü-baýzhi ha. Thiý weaýshpahoüýi eýgoü 'iaýwathathaiý. Ki Itiýgoüthaiý
\tr not know us / . / You / you know us / as / you talk about us. / And / Grandfather
\rf jod 1891:26.10

\op thiükeý, wagaýxthoü etaý amaý iusiýshtoütheýxtioüýi. Ki Itiýgoüthaiý
\tr the «st. one» / several / his / the «pl. sub.» / they really caused him to tell a lie. And / Grandfather
\rf jod 1891:26.11

\op thiükeý, / "Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü-ma / giýudoüýxti wapaýxe," etheýgoü te ha.
\tr the «st. one», / The Indians / very prosperous / I have made them, / he has thought it / .
\rf jod 1891:26.12

\op Goüýki wegaýxai thoüýzha, ediýti ki, wegaýxa-baýzhi, thisheýthoü-noüýi
\tr And then / he does it for us / though, / by the time it has come hither / when, / they do not do it for us, / they pull it to pieces / usually
\rf jod 1891:26.13

\op wagaýxthoü etaý amaý. Ki Itiýgoüthaiý thiükeý giýudoü wegaýxe-noüýi
\tr servant / his / the «pl. sub.» / And / Grandfather / the «st. one» / good for one / he makes it for us / usually
\rf jod 1891:26.14

\op thoüýzha, ithaýdithaiý amaý ediýti uýdoü te eý thizeý-noüi, oüguý u'aýgtha-
\tr though, / agent / the «pl. sub.» / by the time it has come hither / good / the / it / they take it usually, / we / suffering
\rf jod 1891:26.15

\op noüý oüthiüýi ha. Goüýki Itiýgoüthaiý thiükeý wagiýbaxu theýthai teýdi,
\tr usually / we are / . / And then / Grandfather / the «st. one» / to write different things to him / they send off / when,
\rf jod 1891:26.16

\op uýdoüxti oüthiüý-bi eý giýbaxu theýthe-noüýi ha ithaýdithaiý amaý, iýusiýshtoü
\tr very good / that we are / it / they write it to him / they send to him / usually /  / agent / the «pl. sub.», / they tell lies
\rf jod 1891:26.17

\op heýga-baýzhi ha. Goüýki Itiýgoüthaiý thiükeý uýdoüxti wegaýxai 'iýthai
\tr not a few / . / And then / Grandfather / the «st. one» / very good / to do for us / he promised
\rf jod 1891:26.18

\op tethoüýzha, shoüý, ithaýdithaiý amaý uýdoü wegaýxa-bi etheýgoü-noüý teýe
\tr though in the past / yet / agent / the «pl. sub.» / good / that they have done for us he thinks it usually / it is the
\rf jod 1891:27.1

\op ha. / "Uýdoü te thizeý-noüi thoüýzha, shoüý piýazhi te-noüý aýhushiýgai,"
\tr . / Good / the / they take it usually / though, / yet / bad / the usually / they persist in «saying»
\rf jod 1891:27.2

\op etheýgoü-noüi teý, Itiýgoüthaiý akaý. Ki uýdoü Itiýgoüthaiý 'iýthe te
\tr he thinks usually / the, / Grandfather / the «sub.» / And / good / Grandfather / promised / the
\rf jod 1891:27.3

\op wegaýxa-baýzhi-noüýi eýgoü, ushteý amaý naxiýde-thiügeý-noüi ha Shaoüý
\tr they do not do for us usually / as, / remain / the ones who / are disobedient usually /  / Dakota
\rf jod 1891:27.4

\op amaý. Ki gageýgoü ge weýtexi ge Itiýgoüthaiý na'oüý iüýgoüthai
\tr the «pl. sub.» / And / like those / the «pl. in. ob.» / hard for me / the «pl. in. ob.» / Grandfather / to hear it / we wish for him
\rf jod 1891:27.5

\op eýgoü, ithaýdithaiý amaý baxuý oüwoüýshi-noüýi. Ithaýdithaiý amaý baxuý
\tr as, / agent / the «pl. sub.» / to write / we employ them usually. / Grandfather / the «pl. sub.» / to write
\rf jod 1891:27.6

\op oüwoüýshi shtewoüý eýgithe weýbaxu-baýzhi-noüýi; weýbaxuý-bi aiý
\tr we employ them / notwithstanding / behold / they do not write for us usually; that they have written for us / they say
\rf jod 1891:27.7

\op shtewoüý, wiüýka-baýzhi-noüýi ha ithaýdithaiý amaý. Itiýgoüthaiý wagaý-
\tr notwithstanding, / they do not speak truly usually /  / agent / the «pl. sub.» / Grandfather / serv-
\rf jod 1891:27.8

\op xthoü etaý amaý na'oüý iüýgoüthai eýgoü, waýiüthiýbaxuýi ha.
\tr ant / his / the «pl. sub.» / to hear it / we wish for him / as, / we write to you about several things / 
\rf jod 1891:27.9

\op Kageýha, theý oüýba ge wagaýshoü ne teý oüýba
\tr My friend, this / the days / traveling / you go / the / day
\rf jod 1891:27.10

\op ithaýugthe thisiýthe-noüýi thikaýge amaý. Oüýshte ithaýdi wagaýshoügiýthe
\tr throughout «or, every» / they think of you usually / your friend / the «pl. sub.» / As if / his father / he causes his own to travel
\rf jod 1891:27.11

\op eýgoüxtioüýi: "E'oüý anaý'oü eteýdoü," ebtheýgoü oüýba ithaýugthe. Eýska
\tr it is just so: / How / I hear it / apt? «in soliloquy», / I think it / day / throughout «&or every». / Oh that
\rf jod 1891:27.12

\op wikaýge ukeýt'oü koüýoüthoüýthe-noüýi. Wadoüýbai eýgoü shutheý,
\tr my friend / succeed / we hope / usually. / he saw us / as / he has gone to you «by request»,
\rf jod 1891:27.13

\op Wakoüýda waýthahoü niýkashiüýga-maýshe, wawiýue-masheýgoü, eýskana
\tr God / to pray various prayers to o ye people, / lawyer / ye who, likewise / oh that
\rf jod 1891:27.14

\op utheýkoü koüýoüthoüýthai. Eýska iýnitawaýthe te ukeýt'oü koüýoüthoüýthai
\tr you aid him / we hope. / Oh that / capable of sustaining life / the / he acquires it / we hope.
\rf jod 1891:27.15

\pr @{Toüwoü-gaxe} said:
\op Kageýha, shoüý niýkashiüýga-ma waýbtha-
\tr My friend, / in fact / the people / I pray to
\rf jod 1891:27.16

\op hoü theýathe iýe wiüaýxchi. Shoüý niýkashiüýga edaýdoü wiýuthakiaiý ki,
\tr them / I send away / word / just one. / And / person / what / you «pl»speak to them about it / if,
\rf jod 1891:27.17

\op uthuýthakiýkie-maýshe, Wakoüýda waýthahoü-maýshe edaýbe, wiýbthahoüýi
\tr O ye who speak to one another about it, / God / ye who pray various prayers to him / also, / I pray to you «pl.»
\rf jod 1891:27.18

\op bthuýgaxti. Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü bthuýgaxti thiýthihoüýi te ha, uaýwa-
\tr all. / Indian / common / really all / they have prayed to you / O ye
\rf jod 1891:28.1

\op thagikoüýi-maýshe. Oüýba ge wabthiýtoü-noü-moüý shtewoüý, niýka-
\tr who aid us. / day / the «pl. in. ob.» / I usually work at different things / even if, / per-
\rf jod 1891:28.2

\op shiüýga wagaýshoü the thiüý gthiý k, edaýdoü iýe uýdoüxti athiüý gthi
\tr son / traveling / he who has gone / he returns / when, / what / word / very good / he brings back
\rf jod 1891:28.3

\op koüýebtheýgoü-xti-noü-moüý, asiýthe-noü shoüý shoü. Edaýdoü shteýshtewoüý
\tr I am usually earnestly hoping it, / I think usually of him / always. / what / soever
\rf jod 1891:28.4

\op sagiýxti ukeýt'oü gthiý koüýoüthoüýthai, ebtheýgoü. Ki shiüýgazhiüý ga
\tr very firm / he aquires / he returns / we hope, / I think it. / And / child
\rf jod 1891:28.5

\op wiwiýta sagiýxti mazhoüý thoüýdi iüýnazhiü koübtheýgoü.
\tr my / very firmly / land / in the / he stands for me / I hope.
\rf jod 1891:28.6

\pr @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} said:
\op Kageýha, washniýtoü neý te eýskana niýka-
\tr My friend, / to work at various things / you went / / the oh that / In-
\rf jod 1891:28.7

\op diüýga ukeýthiü uýwathagikoüý uýdoüxti uthaýket'oü thagthiý koübtheýgoü.
\tr dian / common / you aid them / very good / you acquire it / you return hither / I hope.
\rf jod 1891:28.8

\op Niýkashiüýga wauýe-maýshe utheýkoü-maýshe, eýskana washkoüýxti utheý-
\tr Person / O ye lawyers / O ye who help him, / oh that / making a great effort / you render
\rf jod 1891:28.9

\op koüxti koübtheýgoü wiýbthahoüýi ha. Niýkashiüýga sheýthiü weýtexi ke
\tr him much aid / I hope / I pray to you «pl.». / Person / that «mv. ob.» / hard for us / the
\rf jod 1891:28.10

\op iýbahoüýi eýgoü weýthitoü shuthaiý.
\tr he knows it / as / to work for us / has gone to you.
\rf jod 1891:28.11

\pr @{Wajepa} said:
\op 'Iýatha-maýzhi thoüýzha, iýe bthuýga wiwiýta, iüýshoüha.
\tr I have not spoken about it / though / word / all / my own. / I agree to them.
\rf jod 1891:28.12

\ti John Springer to John Primeau
\dt September 11, 1879

\op Kageýha, oüthiýna'?oü-bazhiý-xtioü kaýshi. Wabaýgtheze wathaý'?iazhi.
\tr My friend, we have not heard from you at all / a long time. / Letter / you have not given us.
\rf jod 1891:33.1

\op Wa'?uý wiwiýta &Susette thiýna'?oü goüýthai. Miüýzhiüga oüguýtai
\tr Woman / my / Susette / to hear from you / wishes. / Girl / our
\rf jod 1891:33.2

\op zhiügaý thiükeý wakeýga iüýchoü. Moüchuý-naýzhiü amaý shagthaiý. Waý-
\tr small / the one who / is sick / now. / Standing Bear / the «mv. sub.» / has gone back to you. / I pur-
\rf jod 1891:33.3

\op bthixe piý eýde naxiýdethiüýge goüý iýe te oüýna'oü-baýzhi, waýbthieýsa
\tr sued / I reached him / but / disobedient / as / word / the / he did not hear me, / I spent more time than I had intended
\rf jod 1891:33.4

\op agthiý. Ki uýshkoü te thi'?aýxti shoüý agthaiý. E'?oüý moüshniüý te
\tr I returned hither / And / deed / the / failed in altogether / yet / went back. / How / you walk / the
\rf jod 1891:33.5

\op iüwiüýtha iýtha-ga. Moüchuý-noüýba izhiüýge Shaoüýata theý goüýthai
\tr to tell it to me / send hither. / Two Grizzly Bears / his son / to the Dakotas / to go / wished
\rf jod 1891:33.6

\op eýde, thiýsh'a. Ithaýdithai amaý uthiý'agaiý.
\tr but, / he failed. / agent / the «sub.» / was unwilling.
\rf jod 1891:33.7

\ti To Rev. John C. Lowrie, New York, from Two Crows and Other Omahas
\dt September 16, 1879.

\op Kageýha, waýiüthiýbaxuýi ha. Shoüý iýe dzhuýbaxchi oüguýthikieý
\tr O friend! / we write to you on various subjects. / And / word / very few / we speak to you
\rf jod 1891:34.1

\op shuýtheoüýthe toüýgatoü. Shoüý uýshkoü pahoüýgadi '?ioüýthe toüýgatoü
\tr we will send to you. / and / deed / formerly / we will speak of it
\rf jod 1891:34.2

\op ha. Uýshkoü pahoüýgadi wabaýgtheze aýthade tiý te 'ioüýthe toüýgatoü
\tr Deed / formerly / book / reading / house / the / we will speak of it
\rf jod 1891:34.3

\op ha. Iüýshte, kageýha, pahoüýgadi wabaýgtheze aýthade tiý te wathaý'i
\tr /  / as if, / O friend, / formerly / book / reading / house / the / you gave it to us
\rf jod 1891:34.4

\op te, wetheýshkaxaýi ha. Ki shoüý uýdoüxti oüthoüýbahoü-bazhiýxtioüýi
\tr the, / you made it for us / And / yet / very good / we did not know it at all
\rf jod 1891:34.5

\op thoüýzha, shoüý eýdi shiügazhiüýga nazhiüýoüwoüýkithe-noüý. Iüýtoü
\tr though, / yet / there / child / we caused them to stand / usually. / now
\rf jod 1891:34.6

\op wabaýgtheze aýthade te enaýxchi uýdoü teýdegoüý oüthoüýbahoüýi ha;
\tr book / reading / the / it only / good / has been apt / we know it / 
\rf jod 1891:34.7

\op aýdoü oügoüýthai heýga-oüýthiü-baýzhi wabaýgtheze aýthade te. Goüý
\tr therefore / we desire it / we are not a little / book / reading / the «ob.» / And
\rf jod 1891:35.1

\op "Shoüý wabaýgtheze aýthade tiý teý uýdoüxti shiüýgazhiüýga amaý nazhiüýi
\tr At any rate / book / reading / house / the / very good / child / the «pl. sub.» / stand
\rf jod 1891:35.2

\op aýhoü," oüthoüýthai ha. Ki shoüý wabaýgtheze aýthade te thapiýxti
\tr ! / we think / . / And / yet / book / reading / the / speaking it well
\rf jod 1891:35.3

\op waseýkoü athaiý-de ebeýwoüi eýiüte wabaý gtheze aýthade tiý te
\tr rapidly / they want / when / who caused it «the trouble» / it may be / book / reading / house / the
\rf jod 1891:35.4

\op thisheýthoüi. Goüý ithaýdithaiý amaý waýthiü, shiüýgazhiüýga oüýba heýbe
\tr was broken up. / And / agent / the «pl. sub.» / had them, / child / day / part of it
\rf jod 1891:35.5

\op wabaýgtheze aýthadewaýkithaiý. Ki theýama shiüýgazhiüýga-ma pa-
\tr book / caused them to read. / And / these / the children / be-
\rf jod 1891:35.6

\op hoüýga wabaýgtheze athade amaý niüýta amaý gtheýba-shaýpe ki
\tr fore / book / read / the «pl. sub.» / alive / the ones who / sixty / and
\rf jod 1891:35.7

\op eýdi saýtoü. Iýe thapiý, wabaýxu shteoüýi. Iýe thapiý thoükaý ediýtoü
\tr on it / five. / Language / speak well, / they even write «letters». / Language / speak well / they who / from «them»
\rf jod 1891:35.8

\op wiüý Itiýgoüthaiý ieýska; shi ediýtoü wiüý wabaýgtheze weýthade
\tr one / Grandfather / «his» interpreter; / again / from «them» / one / book / reads for them
\rf jod 1891:35.9

\op ha. Shi ediýtoü noübaý zhoüthiýtoüi ha, shi thaýbthiü waýxe ti gaýxe
\tr Again / from «them» / two / work as carpenters / and / three / white people / house / to make
\rf jod 1891:35.10

\op iýbahoüýi ha. Shi ediýtoü thaýbthiü moüýzegaýxai ha. Shi ediýtoü
\tr they know / . / Again / from «them» / three / work as blacksmiths / . / Again / from «them»
\rf jod 1891:35.11

\op wiüý uýthituýbadi wathiýtoü ha. Ki iüýchoü &Quaker-maý waýthiü te
\tr one / at the grist mill / works / . / and / now / the Quakers / have had them / the
\rf jod 1891:35.12

\op shetoüý wiüaýxchishte waýxe iýa-baýzhi: moüýzeska te u'oüýthiügeýxti
\tr so far / even only one / white people / do not speak the language: / money / the / all in vain
\rf jod 1891:35.13

\op uxpaýthe, edaýdoü shteýshtewoü iýkikaýxa-baýzhi. Ki pahoüýga te uýdoü
\tr fell down «lost», / what / soever / they did not make for themselves by means of it. / And / before / the / good
\rf jod 1891:35.14

\op iýnahiü teýdegoüý, weýthisheýthoü eýgoü weýtha-baýzhi heýga-baýzhi. Uýshkoü
\tr indeed / was apt, but, / they broke it up for us / as / we are sad / very. / Deed
\rf jod 1891:35.15

\op pahoüýga tethoüý shi eýxti oükiýkoüthaiý. Ki eýskoü Itiýgoüthaiý akaý
\tr before / the «past» / again / that very thing / we desire for ourselves. / And probable «or, perhaps» / Grandfather / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1891:35.16

\op uaýwagikoüýi etheýgoüwaýthe. Ki shiý eýskana, kageýha, uaýwathagi-
\tr he helps us / is reasonable. / And again / oh that, / O friend / you help
\rf jod 1891:35.17

\op koüýi oüthoüýthai. Pahoüýgadi uaýwathagikoüýi eýgoü shi iüýchoü
\tr us / we think. / Formerly / you helped us / as / again / now
\rf jod 1891:35.18

\op uaýwathagikoüýi oügoüýthai. Iüýshte toüýwoügthoü thoüý wabaýgtheze
\tr you help us / we desire. / As if / tribe / the / book
\rf jod 1891:35.19

\op aýthade te iýgi uýdoü tateý naýkoüxti oüdoüýbe eaýwagoüýi, aýdoü
\tr reading / the / shall be for its good / shining very brightly / we see it, / we are so, / therefore
\rf jod 1891:36.1

\op oügoüýtha-xtioüýi. &Day &school te oügoüýtha-baýzhi.
\tr we stongly desire it. / Day school / the / we do not desire.
\rf jod 1891:36.2

\ti @{Huýpetha} to William M'Kim Heath
\dt October 1, 1879

\op Kageýha, oüýbatheý waxiüýha thoü toüýbe. Kageýha, niýkashiüýga
\tr My friend, / to-day / paper / the / I have seen it. / My friend, / people
\rf jod 1891:37.1

\op nankaýshe, eýskana oüshtoüýbai koübtheýgoü, shi witoüýbai koübtheýgoü.
\tr ye who, / oh that / you see me / I hope, / again / I see you «pl.» / I hope.
\rf jod 1891:37.2

\op Niýkashiüýga-maýshe, wathaýkigthiýtoüi te xtaýwithai eýgimoü ha.
\tr O ye people. / you work for yourselves / the / I love you «pl.» / as / I do that / 
\rf jod 1891:37.3

\op Wamuýske weýgoüze gtheýba-noüýba uaýzhi, uýdoüxti paýxe. Watoüýzi
\tr Wheat / measure / twenty / I sowed, / very good / I did. / Corn
\rf jod 1891:37.4

\op weýgoüze gtheýba-thaýbthiü uaýzhi; nuý weýgoüze gtheýba-noüýba; mazhoüýxe,
\tr measure / thirty / I planted; / potato / measure / twenty; / onion,
\rf jod 1891:37.5

\op nuýgthe, hoübthiüýge, bthuýga uýdoüxti paýxe. Tiý shti wiüý akiýpaxe,
\tr turnip, / beans, / all / very good / I did. / House / too / one / I made for myself,
\rf jod 1891:37.6

\op uýdoüxti, eýde iüýnathiüýge. Kuýkusi gtheýba waýbthiü, teýska-miüýga
\tr very good, / but / it was burnt for me. / Hog / ten / I have them, / cow
\rf jod 1891:37.7

\op wiüaýxchi, miüýxa duýba waýbthiü; ziziýka wiüaýxchi: sheýna weýthaki-
\tr just one, / goose / four / I have the n: / turkey / just one: / enough / you make for yourself
\rf jod 1891:37.8

\op shkaýxai ge eý eýskana ebtheýgoü, kageýha, iüýchoüxchi waýbthiü.
\tr by means of them / the «pl. in. ob.» / that / perhaps / I think it, / my friend, / just now / I have them.
\rf jod 1891:37.9

\op Iüýchoüxchi uwiýbtha ha. Edaýdoü oüthoüýbahoü-baýzhi eýgoü, niýka-
\tr Just know / I tell it to you / . / What / we do not know it / so, / In-
\rf jod 1891:37.10

\op shiüýga ukeýthiü oüýgathiü. 'Aýgthaxti oüýthiü. Oüt'?eý te weaýthiügeýxti
\tr dian / common / we who move. / Suffering greatly / we are. / We die / the / we have no means at all
\rf jod 1891:37.11

\op shoüýshoü oüýthiü oüýba ithaýugthe, edaýdoü oüthoüýbahoü-baýzhi, eheý.
\tr always / we are / day / throughout, / what / we do not know it, / I say.
\rf jod 1891:37.12

\op Wakoüýda amaý uýthitoü ge thigoüýzai goüý, niýpi goüý, uýdoü
\tr God / the «mv. sub.» «&or pl. sub.» / work / the «pl. in. ob.» / he has taught you / as, / you do it well / as / good
\rf jod 1891:37.13

\op moüniüý. Ki weýgoüza-baýzhi goüý, kageýha, weýtexi ha. Waniýta
\tr you walk. / And / he has not taught us / as, / my friend, / it is hard for us / . / Quadruped
\rf jod 1891:37.14

\op eýwazhiü zhuýt'oü thiüý eý uaýwagithaiý. Eý uýthitoü wegaýxai. Heýbe
\tr matures of its own accord / the «coll. ?ob.» / it / he has told us. / It / work / he made for us. / Part
\rf jod 1891:37.15

\op oüguýtoüi goüý, heýbe oüguýtoüi goüý, ki wiüý oüiüýi. Kageýha,
\tr we put on as moccasins / as, / part / we put on as leggins / as, / and / one / we wear as robes. / My friend,
\rf jod 1891:37.16

\op oüthoüýbahoü-baýzhi 'aýgthaxti oüýthiü. Uaýwakoüýi-ga. Uaýwathakoüýi
\tr we do not know it / suffering greatly / we are. / Help us! / You help us
\rf jod 1891:37.17

\op ki, oüniýta eteýgoü. Uaýwathakoüýi te niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü-ma niýta
\tr if, / we live / apt. / You help us / the / Indian / the common ones / to live
\rf jod 1891:37.18

\op wetheýshkoünaiý eýskoü ebtheýgoü goüý, uwiýbtha. Oügueýzha shti waýxe
\tr you wish for us / I think it may be / as, / I tell it to you. / We, on the one hand / too / O ye
\rf jod 1891:37.19

\op maýshe, mazhoüý pahoüýga uthaý'oüsi te thaý'eoüýthithe heýga-oüýthiü-baýzhi
\tr white people, / land / first / you leaped in it / the / we pitied you / we were very.
\rf jod 1891:38.1

\op Ki mazhoüý thoü uýdoü shtoüýbai tediýhi ki, weaýthat'?anaiý, t'?eý
\tr And / land / the / good / you saw it / by the time it arrived / when, / you hated us, / to die
\rf jod 1891:38.2

\op wetheýshkoünaiý. Kageýha, shoümeýwathaýi-ga. Nikashiüýga ukeýthiü-ma
\tr you wished for us. / My friend, / let «ye»us alone! / Indian / the common ones
\rf jod 1891:38.3

\op sheýna 'iýwathaýi-ga. Oüwoüýkigthiýtoüi wadoüýbe-noüýi Umoüýhoü
\tr enough / speak «ye» about them. / We work for ourselves / they see us / usually / Omaha
\rf jod 1891:38.4

\op oüýgatoü. Pahoüýga teýdi uýthitoü thithiýtai ge doüýbe goüýtha-
\tr we who stand. / At the first / work / your / the «pl. in. ob.» / to look at / they had
\rf jod 1891:38.5

\op shtewoüý-baýzhi. Ki iüýchoüxchi uýthitoü thithiýtai ge theýama doüýbai,
\tr not the least desire. / And / just now / work / your / the «pl. in. ob.» / these / they look at it,
\rf jod 1891:38.6

\op aýdoü shoümeýwathaýi-ga. Kageýha, niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü oüýgathiü
\tr therefore / let them alone! / My friend, / Indian / common / we who move
\rf jod 1891:38.7

\op 'aýgthawathaýthai chaýbai. Waniýta daýdoü, taýxti, teý, oüýpoü, tachuýge,
\tr you make us suffer / very greatly. / Quadruped / what «sort», / deer, / buffalo, / elk, / antelope,
\rf jod 1891:38.8

\op shoüý waniýta bthuýga t'oüýi goüý weýudoü goü, t'?eýwathaýthai. Thiügaiý,
\tr in fact / quadruped / all / they abounded / as / good for us / as, / you killed them. / There are none,
\rf jod 1891:38.9

\op oüýguginaiý ki..... Niýkashiüýga-maýshe, thatiý te shetoüý shiüýga-
\tr we seek them, our own / when. / O ye people, / you came hither / the / so far / child
\rf jod 1891:38.10

\op zhiüýga aýhigi iýda amaý, shoüýge miügaý amaý mazhoüý thoüýdi iýda amaý.
\tr many / have been born, / horse / female / the «pl. sub.» / land / in the / have been born.
\rf jod 1891:38.11

\op Waýxe waýthiü amaý wiüý gtheýba iýdawaýthe watoüýbe. Teýska miüýga
\tr White people / have them / the «pl. sub.» / one / ten / has given birth to / I have seen them. / Cow
\rf jod 1891:38.12

\op mazhoüý wiwiýta thoüýdi aýhigi weýdathe watoüýbe-noü-moüý. Mazhoüý
\tr land / my / in the / many / have had young ones / I have usually seen them. / Land
\rf jod 1891:38.13

\op thoüýdi pahoüýga ti teýdi, tiý thiügeýxti wathiýtoü nazhiüý amaý.
\tr in the / first / had come hither / when, / house / none at all / working / they were standing, it is said.
\rf jod 1891:38.14

\op Ki tiý athuýhage gaýxe-noüý amaý. Niýkashiüýga-maýshe, waýthaha
\tr And house / at the last / they have usually been making, it is said. / O ye people! / clothing
\rf jod 1891:38.15

\op uýdoüxti witoüýbai. Ki edaýdoü iýgaxe a. toüýde thoüdiýtoü
\tr very good / I have seen you. / And / what / has it been done by means of / ? / ground / from the
\nt =@{thoüdiýta%i} is a typo in the original for =@{thoüdiýtoü}; probably broken type. 09-jan-97 [JEK]
\rf jod 1891:38.16

\op thizeý amaý. Teýska-ma shiüýxti watoüýbe-noü-moüý. Ki mazhoüý
\tr it has been taken, they say. / the cows / very fat / I have usually seen them. / And / land
\rf jod 1891:38.17

\op wiýta thoüýdi xaýde ge iýshiü amaý. Kageýha, uýshkoü thithiýtai
\tr my / in the / grass / the «pl. in. ob.» / they are fat by by means of it, they say. / My friend, / deed / your
\rf jod 1891:38.18

\op bthuýgaxti xtaýathe btheý. Uaýwakoü wathiüýgai. Waýxe-maýshe,
\tr all / I love it / I go. / To help us / we have none. / O ye white people,
\rf jod 1891:39.1

\op uaýwathakoüýi ki, oüniýta eteýgoü. Kageýha, niýuthoüýda bthuýga
\tr you help us / if, / we live / apt. / My friend, / island / all
\rf jod 1891:39.2

\op eýskana niýashiüýga unaý'oüwathaýkithaiý koübtheýgoü. Niýashiüýga-ma
\tr oh that / people / you cause them to hear about it / I hope. / The people
\rf jod 1891:39.3

\op oüwoüýna'oüýi tediýhi ki, waxiüýha wiüý oü'iý ithaý-ga. Iýe uýdoüxti
\tr they hear about me / by the time arrives / when, / paper / one / give to me / send it hither. / Word / very good
\rf jod 1891:39.4

\op edaýbe gaýxe 'iý ithaý-ga. Ikaýgewitheýxti akiýpaxe. Kageýha.
\tr also / to make it / give it / send it hither. / I have you for my true friend / I make it for myself. / My friend,
\rf jod 1891:39.5

\op waýgazuýxti uwiýbtha. Thikaýge-ma uýwagithaý-ga. Kageýha, iüýthexti
\tr very straight / I tell it to you. / Your friends «pl. ob.» / tell it to them. / My friend, / I am very glad
\rf jod 1891:39.6

\op witoüýbe agthiüý eýgoü oüýba uýdoüxti uwiýkie. Kageýha, oüshtoüýbazhi
\tr I see you / I sit / so / day / very good / I talk to you. / My friend, / you have not seen me
\nt =@{wita%iýbe} is a typo in the original for =@{witoüýbe}; probably broken type. 09-jan-97 [JEK]
\rf jod 1891:39.7

\op goüýadoü oüthoüýda te uwiýbtha taý miüke. Maýthe gtheýba-thaýbthiü
\tr as, therefore / I was born / the / I will tell you. / Winter / thirty
\rf jod 1891:39.8

\op ki eýdi noüýba bthiüý.
\tr and on it / two / I am.
\rf jod 1891:39.9

\ti @{Toüwoü-gaxe-zhiüga} to @{Miügabu}, a Yankton.

\op Pahoüýga wazhuýta'oü tediýtoü witoüýbe koübtheýde, teýxi heýgazhi.
\tr Before / harvest season / from the / I see you / I wished, but, / difficult / very.
\rf jod 1891:41.1

\op Edaýdoü bthiýzhut'oüý te aoüýbtha shubtheý te iüýtexi heýga-maýzhi. Iüýtoü
\tr What / I have raised / the / I abandon it / I go to you / the / difficult for me / I am very. / Now
\rf jod 1891:41.2

\op shetoüý-noü, edaýdoü bthiýzhut'oüý bthiý'a ha. ... Goüý, nisiýha,
\tr only so far, / what / I have raised / I have not finished / . / And, / my child,
\rf jod 1891:41.3

\op shoüýge oüthaý'i-noüýi-ma iüýshena. Goüý eýe ha, wigiýtoübe koüýbtha
\tr horse / the ones that you gave me at different times / have been expended for me. / And / that is it / , / I see you, my own / I want
\rf jod 1891:41.4

\op te. Shoü goüý niýkashiüýga itaýxataý amaý iüdaýdoü weýthigthoü gaýxe-
\tr the. / And at any rate / Indian / at the head of the Missouri River / the «pl. sub.» / what / plan / they make
\rf jod 1891:41.5

\op noüýi eýiüte eýskana, nisiýha, ieý thanaý'?oü shteýshtewoü iüwiüýthana
\tr usually / it may be / oh that, / my child, / word / you hear it / soever / you tell it to me
\rf jod 1891:41.6

\op tiýthathe, uxtheýxchi. Shoüý shiüýgazhiüýga wa'uý shti nieý shtewoüý
\tr you send it hither, / very soon. / And / child / woman / too / pain / soever
\rf jod 1891:41.7

\op thiügeý, eýskana, nisiýha, eýgizhoü winaý'oüi koübtheýgoü. Oüýba atoüý-
\tr have none, / oh that, / my child, / you do that / I hear from you / I hope. / At different
\rf jod 1891:41.8

\op shtewoüý, nisiýha, wisiýthe shoüýshoü. Eýskana awaýgitoüýbe koübtheýgoü,
\tr times, «W.» / my child, / I think of you / always. / Oh that / I see them, my own / I hope,
\rf jod 1891:41.9

\op oüýba gatoüý ki. Iýe daýdoü shteýshtewoü eýskana, nisiýha, oüthaýgi-
\tr day / that far / when. / Word / what / soever / oh that, / my child, / you write to me,
\rf jod 1891:41.10

\op shpaýxu ithathai koübtheýgoü.
\tr your own / you «pl.» send hither / I hope.
\rf jod 1891:41.11

\ti @{Te-zheý-bate} to T. H. Tibbles
\dt September 29, 1879

\op ... Kageýha, oüýba ge iýpi eteýgoü. Oüthaýgiwaýshkoüi ki,
\tr O friend! / day / the «pl. in. ob.» / good by means of / apt. / You exert yourself for me, your own, / if
\rf jod 1891:42.1

\op aniüýta tateý..... Piýthoüthoü thaý'eoüýtha-bi eneýgoü. Piýxti
\tr I shall live. / Again and again / that you have pitied me / you think it. / Anew
\rf jod 1891:42.2

\op tha'eoüýgithaýi-ga Waýxe amaý kigthaýhoüi te eýgoü wiýgthahoüýi,
\tr pity ye me! / White people / the «pl. sub.» / praying to one another as kinsmen / the / so / I pray to you, my own,
\rf jod 1891:42.3

\op wahoüý'?e tetaýthishoü. .
\tr with reference to petitioning for something.
\rf jod 1891:42.4

\ti @{Naüzandazhi} to James O'Kane.

\op Shoüý wabaýgtheze iýe dzhuýba wiýpaxu shuýtheathe. Wabaýgtheze
\tr And / letter / word / a few / I write to you / I send to you. / Letter
\rf jod 1891:43.1

\op shutheýwithe ameýde xaýtha wiüeýshtewoü tioüýthakithaýzhi. Shoüý-noü
\tr it is said that I sent it to you «but I do not know it: sic» but / back again / even one / you have not sent hither «to me». / And only
\rf jod 1891:43.2

\op oüýpoüha taýxtiha edaýbe iütheýshkoünaý 'ithathe thoüýshti, shoüý oüýba
\tr elk hides / deer hides / also / you desired for me / you promised / formerly, / yet / day
\rf jod 1891:43.3

\op ithaýugthe asiýthe-noü-moüý. Shoüý oüýpoüha meýha doüýshte wiüoüýwa
\tr throughout / I think of it from time to time. / And / elk hides / winter hides / or / which ones
\rf jod 1891:43.4

\op t'oüýxti niüýwiü koübtheýgoü. Shoüý meýha ge aýtaxti koüýbtha.
\tr are very plentiful / you buy / I hope. / And / winter hides / the «pl. in. ob.» / exceedingly / I wish.
\rf jod 1891:43.5

\op ... Shoüý uxtheýxchi, eýskana, xaýtha iüwiüýthana koübtheýgoü.
\tr and / very soon, / oh that, / back again / you tell me / I hope.
\rf jod 1891:43.6

\ti @{Gahiýge}, an Omaha, to @{Maýshoü}, a Ponka, and @{Hexaýka-maýni}, a Yankton
\dt November 10

\op Uýshkoü theý shkoüýna te teýxi heýgazhi. Wiý-noü eweýpaxuý-noü-moüý
\tr Deed / this / you desire / the / difficult / very. / I only / I usually write for them
\rf jod 1891:44.1

\op eýde giýtexi ha. Wabaýgtheze theoüýthai ge weýnaxthe-noüýi, Poüýka
\tr but / difficult for him / . / Letter / we send away / the «pl. in. ob.» / they conceal from them / usually, / Ponka
\rf jod 1891:44.2

\op thoükaý wa'?iý-baýzhi-noüýi, aýdoü oüýgabaýgthai. Ki Maxpiý-zhiýde iýe etaý
\tr the «pl. ob.» / they do not give to them / usually, / therefore / we hesitate not liking to ask for the favor. / And Red Cloud / word / his
\rf jod 1891:44.3

\op te piý waýgazu anaý'oü koüýbtha, uthaýkiaiý tediýhi ki. Ki esheý sheýna
\tr the / anew / straight / I hear / I desire, / you talk to him / when the time arrives. / And / you say it / enough
\rf jod 1891:44.4

\op ha. Ki Ihoüýktoüwiüý-ma oüwoüýdoübe taiteý ebtheýgoü. Wathiýtoü
\tr . / And / the Yanktons / we see them / shall / I think it. / Work
\rf jod 1891:44.5

\op oüthiýtoü goüý theýama niýkashiüýga wadoüýbe goüýthai. Thiýe waýwikeý,
\tr we have finished it / as / these / people / to see them / they wish. / You / I mean you,
\rf jod 1891:44.6

\op Maýshoü. Niýkashiüýga zhuýwathaýgthe moüniüý weýgaskoüýthekitheýxti-ga.
\tr Feather. / People / you with them / you walk / cause him «some one» to entertain them well.
\rf jod 1891:44.7

\op Uýdoü wagoütha-ga. Weýs'a-toüýga t'?eýtha-bi aiý, Sheýta shukiýthai
\tr Good / desire them. / Big Snake / that he has been killed / they say. / Yonder / one causes it to reach there again where you are
\rf jod 1891:44.8

\op eýiüte oünaý'oü oügoüýthai.
\tr whether / we hear it / we wish.
\rf jod 1891:44.9

\ti Cyrus Phillips, an Omaha, to Battiste Deroin and Son, Oto, Interpreters
\dt November 11, 1879

\op Witoüýbe koüýbtha. Iüýchoü shubtheý koüýbtha. Theýthiüke, Waniýta-
\tr I see you / I wish. / Now / I go to you / I wish. / This st. one, / Li-
\rf jod 1891:45.1

\op waýxe, shutheý tathiükeý, eýdi shubtheý tateý, ebtheýgoü. Witoüýbe
\tr on, / the one who will go to you, / then / I go to you / shall, / I think it. / I saw you
\rf jod 1891:45.2

\op agthiý tethoüý, kageýha, noüýde iüthiüýudoüýxti agthiý. Ki theýthiüke
\tr I came back hither / in the past, / O friend, / heart / mine was very good / I came back. / And / this st.one
\rf jod 1891:45.3

\op igaýxthoü thiükeý weýdatheýdegoü wakeýga: iý te wamiý xtoüý-noüi,
\tr his wife / the «st. one» / has given birth to children, but / she is sick: / mouth / the «ob.» / blood / drops / usually,
\rf jod 1891:45.4

\op eýde waýxe-zhiüýga wabaýgtheze gaýxe thoü goüýzhiüga ebtheýgoü aýdoü
\tr but / white man's son / letter / made it / the «ob.» / he did not know how to do it / I think it / therefore
\rf jod 1891:45.5

\op aýgahaýdi shutheý. Eýskana uxtheýxchi wabaýgtheze tioüýthakitheý koü-
\tr in addition to it / it goes to you. / Oh that / very soon / letter / you send hither to me / I
\rf jod 1891:45.6

\op btheýgoü. Waniýta-waýxe shuhiý tediýhi ki, iüdaýdoü shtewoüý 'iý-bazhiýi-ga
\tr hope. / Lion / he reaches you / by the time that, / what / ever / do not ye give to him
\rf jod 1891:45.7

\op haý. Niniýba oüýtha thiükeýe ha, nudoüýhoüga thiükeý. Ki eýde
\tr ! / Pipe / to abandon it / he is one who / , / leader / the one who. / And / but
\rf jod 1891:45.8

\op niniýba athiüý shutheý goüýtha, eýde uýshkoü daýdoü theýshkaxa-baýzhi koü-
\tr pipe / to take it to you / he wishes, / but / deed / what / you do not for him / I
\rf jod 1891:45.9

\op btheýgoü, Kaýga.
\tr hope, / O Thirdson.
\rf jod 1891:45.10

\ti @{Wakiýde} to @{Mawataüna}, a Yankton
\dt November 12, 1879

\op Niýashiüýga witoüýbe koüýbthaxti ha. Wabthiýtoü te iüýtoü bthiýshtoü.
\tr person / I see you / I strongly desire / . / I work at different things / the / now / I have finished.
\rf jod 1891:46.1

\op Toüshkaýha, niýashiüýga ikaýgewitheý niükeý, uýdoüxti iüwiüýthana koüý-
\tr O sister's son, / person / I have you for a friend / you who are / very good / you tell it to me / I
\rf jod 1891:46.2

\op btha ha. Shoüý waxiüýha gthiýazhi shoüý shubtheý eteýgoü. Eýskana
\tr wish / . / And / paper / has not come back / yet / I go to you / apt. / Oh that
\rf jod 1891:46.3

\op waxiüýha tioüýthakitheý koübtheýgoü, wanoüýxthiüxti. Iýe waxpaýnixti
\tr paper / you send it hither to me / I hope. / very hastily. / Word / very poor
\rf jod 1891:46.4

\op eýgoü uwiýbtha. Waxiüýha oüýbatheý thishtoüý te aýma hiýazhi te shubtheý
\tr so / I tell it to you / Paper / to-day / finished / the / the other one / has not reached there / when / I go to you
\rf jod 1891:46.5

\op eteýgoü. Edaýdoü akiýpaxe koüýbtha keýta wanoüýxthiüxti shubtheý
\tr apt. / What / I make for myself / I wish / on account of the / very hastily / I will go
\rf jod 1891:46.6

\op taý miüke.
\tr to / you.
\rf jod 1891:46.7

\ti @{Miüka'e-zhiüga}, an Omaha, to @{Ke-gtheýze}, an Oto
\dt November 12, 1879

\op Waxiüýha tiýth 'ithe eýde, tiýazhi ha, aýdoü waweýmaxe shutheýathe.
\tr Paper / to be sent hither / was promised, / but, / it has not come / , / therefore / to ask about several things / I send it to you.
\rf jod 1891:47.1

\op Ki theý shuhiý kizhi, waxiüýha thoü tiý giýgoüthai. Uýshkoü e'oüý
\tr And / this / it reaches you / when / paper / the / to come hither / he wishes for it «?». / Deed / how
\rf jod 1891:47.2

\op moüniüý ki, na'oüý goüýthai. Shoüý wathiýkega thagtheý te anaý'oü
\tr you walk / if, / to hear it / he wishes. / And / you were sick / you went back / the / I hear it
\rf jod 1891:47.3

\op koüýbtha. Shoüý e'oüý niýkashiüýga uýshkoü e'oüý thigaýxai te anaý'oü
\tr I wish. / And / how / person / deed / how / they did for you / the / I hear it
\rf jod 1891:47.4

\op koüýbtha. Shoüý e'oüý thakiý thuýtoü anaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr I wish. / And / how / you reached home / correctly / I hear it / I wish.
\rf jod 1891:47.5

\ti @{I-tuý-ti-taý-ha-gaý}, an Omaha, to @{Taý-pi-ka-tha-waý-hu'}. a Pawnee.

\op Goü shoüý thaniýta te that'?eý te wiüoüýwa thiýna'oü goüýthai,
\tr / «see note» / you live / the / you are dead / the / which one / to hear about you / he wishes,
\rf jod 1891:47.6

\op thisiýthe shoüýshoü, thizhiüýge. Shoüý-noü uýshkoü thithiýta thisiýthe-noüýi.
\tr he remembers you / always, / your son. / And usually / deed / your / he usually remembers you.
\rf jod 1891:47.7

\op Uýdoü waýniü te goüý thaniýta thiýdoübe eýkigoüýxti goüýthai, thshiýna'oü
\tr Good / you have them / the / so / you live / to see you / just like it / he wishes. / to hear from you
\rf jod 1891:47.8

\op te. Wa'uý zhuýgthe iýshpahoü giýt'?e ha. Shoüý e'oüý uxtheýxti thiýdoübe
\tr the. / Woman / he with her / you know her / is dead to him / . / And / how / very soon / to see you
\rf jod 1891:48.1

\op te thiügeýe ha. Shoüý thaniýta te goüý thiýdoübe eýkigoüýxti thiýna'oü
\tr the / there is none / . / And / you live / the / so / to see you / just like it / to hear from you
\rf jod 1891:48.2

\op goüýthai. Shoüý wa'?uý thithiýta shiüýgazhiüýga edaýbe e'?oüý moüthiüý
\tr he wishes. / And / woman / your / children / also / how / they walk
\rf jod 1891:48.3

\op wanaý'oü goüýthai. Thizhiüýge shutheý. Shetoüý aniýta moübthiüý. Eýthe
\tr to hear about them / he wishes. / Your son / goes to you. / So far / I live / I walk. / Kindred
\rf jod 1891:48.4

\op thithiýta shti thiýna'?oü goüýthai. Uýshkoü thithiýta bthuýga na'?oüý goüýthai.
\tr your / too / to hear from you / they wish. / Deed / your / all / to hear / they wish.
\rf jod 1891:48.5

\op Thiýdoübe uthiýshi eýgoü, shoüý goüý waxiüýha shutheýthikithaiý.
\tr To see you / it is almost impossible, / yet at any rate / paper / he sends it to you, by some one.
\rf jod 1891:48.6

\ti Lion to Battiste Deroin and the Oto Chiefs.

\op Goüý witoüýbe koüýbtha shtewoüý, shoüý edaýdoü iýbthigthoü-maýzhi
\tr And / I see you / I wished / notwithstanding, / yet / what / I did not decide on
\rf jod 1891:49.1

\op nuýgeaýdi. Ki oüwoüýxpani heýga-maýzhi eýgoü, witoüýbai-maýzhi
\tr last summer. / And / I am poor / I am very / as, / I have not seen you «pl.»from
\rf jod 1891:49.2

\op noü-moüý. Shoüý Umoüýhoü-ma shatheý taý ama iüýchoü. Iýe wiüý
\tr time to time. / And / the Omahas / are going to you / now. / Word / one
\rf jod 1891:49.3

\op geýshe wiüý iüwiüýtha. Ke-gtheýze nuýgeaýdi shugtheý teýdi iüwiüýtha.
\tr you said as follows / one / he told it to me. / @{Ke-gtheýze} / last summer / he went back to you / when / he told it to me.
\rf jod 1891:49.4

\op Usniý theý maýthe theý wiüeýshtewoü Umoüýhoü amaý ahiý-baýzhi taý-bi
\tr Cold / this / winter / this / even one / Omaha / the «pl. sub.» / that they must not reach there
\rf jod 1891:49.5

\op Wathutaýda-maýdi, eý tiýthai, wabaýgtheze, aýdoü eýgoü koüýbtha. Eý
\tr to the Otos, / he said it / he sent it hither, / letter, / therefore / so, / I wish. / Him
\rf jod 1891:49.6

\op wiüýkeaýthe. Mashteý teýdi wadoüýbe goüýthai ki, wadoüýbe goüýthai
\tr I regard him speaking truly. / Warm / when / to see them / they wish / if, / to see them / they wish
\rf jod 1891:49.7

\op shoüý. Ki nuýzhiüga wiwiýta &Sam &Allis: "Waýthaha aýhigi a'iüý agthiý
\tr proper. / And / boy / my own / Sam Allis: / Clothing / much / I have carried back hither
\rf jod 1891:49.8

\op agiý-i-ga ha," edeýgoü wabthiýtoü ki, apiýshubtheý taý miüke.
\tr Be thou coming for it / ! / as you have said it / I work at different things / I finish / if, / I will go to you for it.
\rf jod 1891:49.9

\op Iteoüýkithaý-ga. Shoüý sheýna uwiýbtha shutheýathe. Eshaýdoü iýutha
\tr Put them aside for me. / And / enough / I tell it to you / I send to you. / What / news
\rf jod 1891:49.10

\op piýazhi shi iýe uýdoü keý shti akiýwa anaý'oü koüýbtha. &Gus &La &Dieu
\tr bad / again / word / good / the / too / both / I hear it / I wish. / Auguste la dieu
\rf jod 1891:49.11

\op igaýxthoü iüýchoü wakeýga heýgazhi. Weýdathe goüý t'?eý tateýgoü. Iý te
\tr his wife / now / she is sick / very. / She gave bith to a child / as / she is very apt to die. / Mouth / the
\rf jod 1891:49.12

\op wamiý xtoüý-noüi.
\tr blood / drops / usually.
\rf jod 1891:49.13

\ti @{Waxpe-sha}, an Omaha, to Mawachepa, a Yankton
\dt November 26, 1879

\op Kageýha, iýutha dzhuýbaxchi anaý'?oü eýgoü shuýtheaýthe teýiüke. Poüýka
\tr O friend, / news / very few / I have heard / as / I will send it to you. / Ponka
\rf jod 1891:50.1

\op wiüý t'?eýtha-biamaý, Weýs'a-toüýga, anaý'oü. Poüýka-ma 'aýgthaxti
\tr one / it is said that he has been killed, / Big Snake, / I have heard it. / The Ponkas «pl. ob.» / suffering greatly
\rf jod 1891:50.2

\op waýthiü te ha. Mazhoüý sheýthu thanaýzhiü te uýdoüxti thanaýzhiü. Sheýta shupiý
\tr he has had them / . / Land / yonder / you stand / the «as» / very good / you stand. / Yonder / I reached you
\rf jod 1891:50.3

\op witoüýbe-noü-moüý, uýdoüxti witoüýbe-noü-moüý. Niýashiüýga wiüý
\tr I used to see you regularly, / very good / I used to see you from time to time. / Person / one
\rf jod 1891:50.4

\op ineýgiaýthe sheýta shutheý, Unaýzhiü-ska. Shtoüýbe ki, tha'?eýthe-xti-noüý-ga.
\tr I call him uncle / yonder / has gone to you, (by request? / White Shirt. / You see him / when, / have great pity for him from time to time.
\rf jod 1891:50.5

\op Waýspe moüthiüý aýgazhi-ga. Miüý theý guaýthishoüý keýdi witoüýbe taiý
\tr Soberly / to walk / command him. / Moon / this / beyond / in the / I will see
\rf jod 1891:50.6

\op miüke. Uýxta zhiüýga iýshpahoü ki, iüwiüýthana tiýthathe teýgoü uwiýbtha
\tr you «pl.» / Desirable thing / small / you know it / if, / you tell it to me / you send hither / in order that / I tell it to you
\rf jod 1891:50.7

\op shuýtheaýthe. Shoüý edaýdoü wathiýtoü thitoüý I ke bthuýga anaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr I send it to you. / And / what / work / they work / the «ob.» / all / I hear it / I desire.
\rf jod 1891:50.8

\op Pahoüýgadi niýkashiüýga thithiýta watoüýbe te uýshkudoü heýga-baýzhi-
\tr Formerly / person / your / I saw them / the «when» / beneficent / very
\rf jod 1891:50.9

\op noüýi. Wineýgi uthaýkie ki, e'oüýi te waxiüýha uxtheýxchi tioüý-
\tr usually «pl.» / My uncle / you talk to him / when, / how he is / the / paper / very soon / you send
\rf jod 1891:51.1

\op thakitheý koübtheýgoü. Wabaýgtheze theýathe-noü-moüý thoüýzha, wiü-eýshte-
\tr hither to me / I hope. / Letters / I have sent him regularly / though, / even one
\rf jod 1891:51.2

\op woü tiýthazhi-noü aýdoü waweýamaýxe shuýtheaýthe.
\tr he has not sent hither / usually / therefore / I ask different questions / I send to you.
\rf jod 1891:51.3

\ti @{Nudoüý-axa}, a Ponka, to T. H. Tibbles, and Others
\dt November, 1879

\op Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü aýthiüheý edaýdoü paýxe te poüýzhiüga-noü-moüý.
\tr Indian / common / I who move / what / I do / the / I usually do not know how to do it.
\rf jod 1891:51.4

\op Thi-noüý edaýdoü shkaýxai ki, uýdoü eteý ki shkaýxai, aýdoü, ka-
\tr You alone / what / you «pl.» do / if, / good / ought / you «pl.»do it, / therefore, / O
\rf jod 1891:51.5

\op geýha, iýe ke uýdoü eteý ki iütheýshkaxe eteýgoü aýhoü ebtheýgoü eýgoü,
\tr friends, / word / the / good / ought / you make for me / apt / ! / I think it / as,
\rf jod 1891:51.6

\op piýxti wiýbthahoü uwiýbtha shutheýathe. Wakoüýda akaý, kageýha,
\tr anew / I pray to you / I tell it to you / I send it to you «s». / God / the «sub.», / O friends,
\rf jod 1891:51.7

\op waxiüýha skaý oü'iý-baýzhi, thiý, kageýha, waxiüýha, skaý thoü thi'iý.
\tr paper / white / did not give it to me, / you, / O friends, / paper / white / the «ob.» / he gave it to you.
\rf jod 1891:51.8

\op Aýdoü thiý edaýdoü ke iýshpahoü ha. Aýdoü iütheýshkaxe tai-eýgoü,
\tr Therefore / you / what / the «ob.» / you know it / . / Therefore / you do it for me / in order that, «pl.»,
\rf jod 1891:51.9

\ti @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} and @{Teý-ukoüha} to T. H. Tibbles, New York
\dt December, 1879

\op kageýha, uwiýbtha shutheýathai shiý, kageýha.
\tr O friends, / I tell it to you / I send it to you «pl.» / again, / O friends.
\rf jod 1891:51.10

\op Unaýzhiü-xuýde, kageýha, waýwetheýnitoü naiý te. Washkoüý-ga.
\tr Gray Shirt, / O friend, / to work at different things for us / you went. / Be strong!
\rf jod 1891:52.1

\op Ithaýugtheýxti oüthiýsithaiý. Wathaýshkoü koüýoüthoüýthai. Uthaýket'oüý ki,
\tr Continually / we think of you. / You make an effort / we hope. / You succeed / if,
\rf jod 1891:52.2

\op kageýha, oüniýta eteýgoü. Mazhoüý thoüýdi eýskana wabthiýtoü sagiý
\tr O friend, / we live / apt. / Land / in the / oh that / I work at various things / firmly
\rf jod 1891:52.3

\op anaýzhiü koüýbtha. Shoü edaýdoü, shoüý tiý 'oüý ge shtewoüý, bthuýga
\tr I stand / I wish. / And / what, / in fact / house / of whatever kind they may be, / all
\rf jod 1891:52.4

\op sagiýxti anaýzhiü koüýbtha. Kageýha, oüýbatheýxchi wawiýpaxu
\tr very firmly / I stand / I wish. / O friend, / this very day / I write to you on different subjects
\rf jod 1891:52.5

\op shutheýathe. Wisiýthe goüý wiýbthahoü shutheýathe. Eýskana Wakoüýda
\tr I send to you. / I think of you / as / I pray to you / I send to you. / O that / God
\rf jod 1891:52.6

\op thiükeý shti uaýwagikoüýi koübtheýgoü. Thikaýge-ma aýna eýiüte
\tr the st. ne / too / he aids us / I hope. / Those who are your friends / how many / they may be
\rf jod 1891:52.7

\op waýbthahoü oüýbatheý woüýgitheýxti. Eýskana wahoüý'e wiwiýta thizaiý
\tr I pray to them / to-day / «to» all. / Oh that / special prayer / my / they receive it
\rf jod 1891:52.8

\op koübtheýgoü. Ki thizaiý tediý-noü aniýta eteýgoü. Washkoüý haýshia-
\tr I hope. / And / they receive it / only when / I live / apt. / Making an effort / at the very
\rf jod 1891:52.9

\op taýxti shteýshtewoü, kageýha, thagiý'?oü koübtheýgoü. Izhaýzhe juýba
\tr last / even if, / O friend, / you gain it / I hope. / His name / some
\rf jod 1891:52.10

\op oüthiý'i shuýtheoüýai eý woüýgithe oüthiýthahoüýi. Uthaýket'oü ki-noüý,
\tr we give to you / we send to you / that / all / we pray to you. / You succeed / only if,
\rf jod 1891:52.11

\op mazhoüý thoüýdi bamaýxe wabthiýtoü koüýbtha. Waxiüýha sagiý
\tr land / in the / bowing the head / I work at various things / I wish. / Paper / firm
\rf jod 1891:52.12

\op thoü uxtheý ubthoüý - ediý-noü aniýta eteýgoü. Waniýtoü moüniüý te
\tr the «ob.» / soon / I take hold of it / then only / I live / apt. / You work at various things / you walk / the
\rf jod 1891:53.1

\op Wakoüýda akaý thiýdoübe gthiüý, xtathiýthe te. Oüguýshti xtoüýthithai,
\tr God / the «sub.» / seeing you / he sits, / he has loved you. / We too / we love you,
\rf jod 1891:53.2

\op niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü oüýgathiü. Edaýdoü uýdoü wetheýshkoünaý, niýta
\tr Indian / common / we who move. / What / good / you desire for us, / to live
\rf jod 1891:53.3

\op wetheýshkoünaý. Eýskana niýkashiüýga uýwathaginaý - ma iýe piýazhi
\tr you desire for us. / Oh that / people / the ones whom you have told / word / bad
\rf jod 1891:53.4

\op shtewoüý, oü'iý-baýzhi koübtheýgoü. Waýbthahoü sheýhe.
\tr soever, / they do not give to me / I hope. / I pray to them / I say that.
\rf jod 1891:53.5

\ti Fred. Merrick, an Omaha, to George W. Clother, Columbus, Nebr.
\dt December 17, 1879

\op Oüýbatheý, kageýha, wawiýpaxu. Mazhoüý sheýta shupiý 'iaýthe
\tr To-day, / O friend, / I write to you about various things / Land / yonder / I reach you / I promised
\rf jod 1891:54.1

\op tethoüý shupiý-maýzhi taý miüke. Thoüýzha witiýgoü akaý, Miüxaý-t'oü,
\tr in the past / I will not reach you. / Though / my grandfather / the «sub.», / @{Miüxaý-t'oü}
\rf jod 1891:54.2

\op shutheý tateý ha, wahaý juýba eýskana uthaýket'oüý ki, tha'iý koü-
\tr he shall go to you. / hides / some / oh that / you acquire / if, / you gave to him / I
\rf jod 1891:54.3

\op btheýgoü eý shutheý taý thiüke, oüýpoüha. Wa'uý noübaýxti wakeýgai
\tr hope / that / the one who will go to you, / elk hide. / Woman / first two / are sick
\rf jod 1891:54.4

\op ha, aýdoü shubtheý bthiý'a. Shoüý kageýha, uxtheýxchi waxiüýha anaý'oü
\tr /  / therefore / I go to you / I fail. / And / O friend, / very soon / paper / I hear it
\rf jod 1891:54.5

\op koübtheýgoü. Anaý'oü tediýhi ki, shutheý eýkoübtha. Wiýshti koüýbtha
\tr I hope. / I hear it / by the time that, / to go to you / I wish for him. / I too / desire
\rf jod 1891:54.6

\op wahaý te, weýthiüwiü te athiüý shuýtheaýkithe taý miüke edaýbe. Wagaýxe
\tr hides / the «ob.», / means of buying / the «ob.» / I will cause him to take it to you / also. / Debt
\rf jod 1891:54.7

\op eýwibthiü masaýniha athiüý shuýtheaýkithe taý miüke edaýbe. Wahaý te
\tr I have for you / fifty cents / I will cause him to take it to you / also. / Hides / the
\rf jod 1891:54.8

\op uýmaka iütheýshkaxe koübtheýgoü. Sheý niýkashiüýga juýba shuthaiý. E'oüý
\tr cheap / you make for me / I hope. / That / person / some / have gone to you. / How
\rf jod 1891:54.9

\op wetheýshkaxe te anaý'oü koüýbtha ha. Wahaý te niýze aiý, anaý'oü
\tr you do for them / the / I hear it / I wish / . / Hides / the «ob.» / you have received / they say, / I have heard it
\rf jod 1891:54.10

\op thoüýzha, wa'uý noübaýxti wakeýgai eýgoü, shubthaý-mazhi taý miüke.
\tr though, / woman / just two / are sick / as, / I will not go to you.
\rf jod 1891:54.11

\ti @{Naüzandazhi} to T. M. @{Meýzhik}
\dt December 20, 1879

\op Kageýha, wawiýpaxu. Shoü iýe dzhuýbaxchi uwiýbtha shutheýathe.
\tr O friend, / I write to you about something. / Well, / word / very few / I tell it to you / I send it to you.
\rf jod 1891:55.1

\op Shoü wagaýxe Oüýpoü-toüýga eýthithiü te uthiýwikoüý -xti-moüý. Niýa-
\tr Well / debt / Big Elk / he has it for you / the / I have aided you greatly respecting your own. / In-
\rf jod 1891:55.2

\op shiüýga ukeýthiü sheýtha-baýzhi eýgoü, wabaýgtheze tioüýthakitheý thoü uaýwa-
\tr dian / common / they disregard him / as, / letter / you send it here to me / the «ob.» / I told it
\rf jod 1891:55.3

\op giýbtha. Anaý. Thaýsi akaý iýbahoüýi. Ki wagaýxe thagiýt'oü tediýhi
\tr to them. / I begged. / Dorsey / the «sub.» / he knows it. / And / debt / you possess your own / by the time
\rf jod 1891:55.4

\op oüýpoüha oüthaý'i 'ithaýthe wabaýgtheze iütheýshpaxu tioüýthakitheý teýdi.
\tr elk hide / you give to me / you promised / letter / you wrote to me / you sent it here to me / when.
\rf jod 1891:55.5

\op Oüýpoü-toüýga uthuýakieý. Shoü oüýpoüha koüýbtha chaýbe. Eýskana,
\tr Big Elk / I talked to him about it. / Well, / elk hide / I wish. / very. / Oh that,
\rf jod 1891:55.6

\op kageýha, tioüýthakitheý koübtheýgoü.
\tr O friend, you send it here to me / I hope.
\rf jod 1891:55.7

\ti @{Waxpe-sha} to @{Kushaýsha}
\dt December, 1879

\op Shiüýgazhiüýga thithiýta woüýgathiü uýdoüxtioüýi, uwiýbtha shutheýathe.
\tr Child / your / we have them / they are very good, / I tell it to you / I send it to you.
\rf jod 1891:56.1

\op Shiüýgazhiüýga thithiýta woüýgathiü weýdathaiý, uýdoüxti miüýzhiüga
\tr Child / your / we have them / has had a baby, / very good / girl
\rf jod 1891:56.2

\op iýdathaiý, uwiýbtha shutheýathe. Shoüý e'oüý moüniüý eýiüte shoüý waxiüýha
\tr she has given birth to it, / I tell it to you / I send it to you. / Well, / how / you walk / if, / well / paper
\rf jod 1891:56.3

\op shutheýwikiýthe ha. Niýashiüýga wiüý eaýthe, ineýgiaýthe. Uthaýkieý. E'oüý
\tr I send it to you / . / Person / one / I have him as a kinsman, / I have him as a mother's brother. / You talk to hm. / How
\rf jod 1891:56.4

\op moüthiüý eýiüte anaý'oü koüýbtha. Shiüýgazhiüýga etaý-ma 'oüýi eýiüte
\tr he walks / if / I hear it / I wish. / Child / those who are his / how they are / if
\rf jod 1891:56.5

\op awaýna'oü koüýbtha.
\tr I hear about them / I wish.
\rf jod 1891:56.6

\ti @{Moüchuý-hiü-xti} to @{Wiyakoiü}, Yankton Agency
\dt December 26, 1879

\op Toüshkaýha, tha'eýoüthaýthe te niýkashiüýga thithiýta thaý'eoüýthai ithaýki-
\tr O sister's son, / you have pitied me / the / people / your / have pitied me / I know it
\rf jod 1891:57.1

\op Pahoüý Edaýdoü niýkashiüýga thithiýta oügiý'i taiý ge eý tiýiüthiüýkithai
\tr for myself. / What / people / your / we shall give back to / the «pl. in. ob.» / it / they send here for me
\rf jod 1891:57.2

\op koübtheýgoü. Iüýudoü teýdi, wigiýtoübe eteýgoü, toüshkaýha. Niýka-
\tr I hope. / Good for me / when, / I see you, my own / apt. / O sister's son. / Peo-
\rf jod 1891:57.3

\op shiüýga thiýskieýxti thidoüýbai eweýkoübth eýdegoüý oüthi'ai. Shoüý juýba
\tr ple / all in a mass / they see you / I have wished for them / but / we have failed. / Well, / some
\rf jod 1891:57.4

\op shahiý eteýgoü. Wakoüýditheý thidoüýbe goüýthai. Shoüý Unaýzhiü-skaý
\tr they reach you / apt. / In great haste «impatiently» / to see you / they wish. / Well, / White Shirt
\rf jod 1891:57.5

\op sheýnoüba wigiýtoübe koüýbthaxti.
\tr that two / I see you, my own / I strongly desire.
\rf jod 1891:57.6

\ti White Horse, an Omaha, to @{Chexa-apapi}, a Yankton
\dt January 10, 1880

\op Witoüýbe koübtheýde, bthiý'a ha. Nisiýha, ithaýdithaiý akaý Itiýgoüthaiý
\tr I see you / I have wished, but / I am unable / . / O child, / agent / the «sub.» / Grandfather
\rf jod 1891:57.7

\op zhiüýga eýthoüba iüwiüýthi'agaiý eýgoü, shubthaý-maýzhi taý miüke. Shi e'oüý
\tr small / he too / they are unwilling for me / as, / I will not to to you. / Again how
\rf jod 1891:57.8

\op eneýgoü ki, thuýtoü iügaýxe giýtha-ga, thizhiüýge eýthoüba. Shoüý ukiýt'e
\tr you think / if, / correctly / to make for me / be sending back hither / your son / he too. / Well, / foreigner
\rf jod 1891:57.9

\op itaýxataý-ma shti shoüý edaýdoü iýutha uýthanaý'oü kiýshte, iüwiüýthana
\tr those at the head of the stream / too / well, / what / news / you hear the report / even if, / you tell it to me
\rf jod 1891:57.10

\op tiýthathe koübtheýgoü. Shoü e'oüý moüniüý kiýshte, thuýtoüxti anaý'oü
\tr you send it here / I hope. / Well, / how / you walk / even if, / very correctly / I hear it
\rf jod 1891:58.1

\op koüýbtha.
\tr I wish.
\rf jod 1891:58.2

\ti @{Mawaýdoüthiü}, an Omaha, to @{Mawataüna}, a Yankton
\dt January 12, 1880

\op Thisoüýga shiüýgazhiüýga noüýxti ke giýt'?e ha. E'oüý thanaý'oü
\tr Your younger brother / child / full grown / the «recl. ob.» / dead to him / . / How / you hear it
\rf jod 1891:58.3

\op kiýshte, e'oüýxti shkaýxazhi tethoüýzha, thanaý'oü teýgoü uthiýtha shutheýthai
\tr even if, / just how / you did not / though, in the past, / you hear it / in order that / to tell it to you / sends it to you
\rf jod 1891:58.4

\op thisoüýga akaý. Thisoüýga giýpezhi heýgazhi, thanaý'oü teýgoü uthiýtha
\tr your younger brother / the «sub.» / Your younger brother / bad for him / very, / you hear it / in order that / to tell it to you
\rf jod 1891:58.5

\op shutheýthai. Sheýnuzhiüýga thoü bthuýgaxti thaý'eoüýthai, giýpezhiiüthiüýkithai.
\tr sends it to you. / Young man / the «coll.» / all / have pitied me. / They have caused grief for my own «child».
\rf jod 1891:58.6

\op Shoü aýkihoü bthuýga / thiügeý paýxe / goüý shoüý noüýzhiüshkeýxchi goüý
\tr Well, / beyond / all / I have made it nothing / as / yet / just barely / so
\rf jod 1891:58.7

\op moüýgthe agthiüý, wa'uý zhuýagiýgthe. Uwaýtoüga, eýdegoü noüd iýsoü-
\tr erect / I sit / woman / I with her, my own. / As soon as, / but «?» / I have nothing to
\rf jod 1891:58.8

\op thiüýge goüý, atoüý witoüýbe shupiý koüýbtha ki, / shupiý taý miüke.
\tr cheer me / as, / how long / I see you / I arrive where you are / I wish. / if, / I will arrive where you are.
\rf jod 1891:58.9

\op 1 Shoüý ieý edeýshe kiýshte, shoüý uxtheýxchi waxiüýha wiü tiýthathe ki,
\tr Well, / word / what you say / even if, / well, / very soon / paper / one / you send here / if,
\rf jod 1891:58.10

\op anaý'oü koüýbtha.
\tr I hear it / I wish.
\rf jod 1891:58.11

\ti @{Mawaýdoüthiü} to @{Tuhi} and @{Mahiü}, No Heart, Nebr.

\op Shiüýgazhiüýga thithiýta akiýtha wabaýgtheze gaýthoü wegaýxe tiýthai.
\tr Child / your / both / letter / that / to make it for them / he has begun.
\rf jod 1891:59.1

\op Thitiýgoü akaý (Mawaýdoüthiü) izhiüýge noüýxti ke giýt'?e, eýdegoü
\tr Your grandfather / the «sub.» / (Mandan) / his son / fully grown / the «recl. ob.» / dead to him, / but
\rf jod 1891:59.2

\op thizhiüýge thigaýxthoü iýgahiý thanaý'oü tai-eýgoü wabaýgtheze gaýthoü
\tr your son / your wife / «mixed, or» together with / you hear it / in order that «pl.» / letter / that
\rf jod 1891:59.3

\op thigaýxai. Shoüý iüýtha-maýzhi heýga-maýzhi. Edaýdoü iüwiüýxpathe te,
\tr he has made to you. / Well, / I am sad / I am very. / What / I have lost it / the «ob.»,
\rf jod 1891:59.4

\op thanaý'oü teýgoü uwiýbtha shutheýathai. Oüwoüýxpani heýga-maýzhi, shoüý
\tr you hear it / in order that «dual» / I tell it to you / I send it to you «pl.». / I am poor / I am very, / yet
\rf jod 1891:59.5

\op thiýti uýshkoü e'oüý moüshniüý ki, anaý'oü koüýbtha. Shoüý wabaýgh / eze
\tr you too / deed / how / you walk / if, / I hear it / I wish. / Well, / letter
\rf jod 1891:59.6

\op wiü tioüýthakitheý koüýbtha.
\tr one / you send here to me / I wish.
\rf jod 1891:59.7

\ti James Springer, an Omaha, to W.M.C. Grant, Sibley, Iowa
\dt January 26, 1880

\op Kageýha, agthiý te shetoüý u'oüýthiügeý bthiüý-mazhi. Shoüý uýdoüxti
\tr O friend, / I have returned here / the / so far / in vain / I have not been. / Well, / very good
\rf jod 1891:60.1

\op agthiý te shiüýgazhiüýga waýagthaýbthiü, shoüý wiýbthahoü. Shuthaý-bazhi
\tr I have returned here / the / child / I have kept them, my own, / yet / I thank you. / They shall not
\rf jod 1891:60.2

\op taiteý. Shoüý wabaýgtheze aýthadaiý, uýdoüxti nazhiüýi. Hoüthiý shtoüýbe
\tr go to you. / Well, / book / they read, / very good / they stand. / Henry / you see him
\rf jod 1891:60.3

\op kiýzhi, utheýna koübtheýgoü.
\tr if, / you tell it to him / I hope.
\rf jod 1891:60.4

\ti @{Toüwoü-gaxe-zhiüga} to James Vore
\dt January 27, 1980

\op Shoüý uýshkoü wiüý niýkashiüýga juýba sidaýdi wathiýtoü hiý eýde
\tr And / deed / one / person / some / yesterday / to do some work / reached there / but
\rf jod 1891:61.1

\op ithaýdithaiý thiükeý iýe wiü a'iý ueýbtha. Goüýki iýe ke wi'iý uwiýbtha
\tr agent / the one who / word one / I gave it to him / I told it to him. / And then / word / the «ob.», / I give it to you / I tell it to you
\rf jod 1891:61.2

\op ha shi thiý. Wathiýtoü te oüwoüýzhetha heýga-maýzhi, oüthoüýsabe heýga-
\tr . / again / you. / Work / the «ob.» / I am very tired «of it» / I am very, / I suffer «from it» / I am
\rf jod 1891:61.3

\op maýzhi. Iüýtoü wabthiýtoü te shetoüý umoüýthiüka saýtoü wabthiýtoü.
\tr very, / Now / I work at something / the / so far / year / five / I have worked at something.
\rf jod 1891:61.4

\op Toüýwoügthoü waýgazu agiýkoübtha goüý, toüýwoügthoü aýagikihiýde,
\tr Nation / straight / I wish for my own / as, / nation / I watched it, my own,
\rf jod 1891:61.5

\op agthiýtoü anaýzhiü. Oüthoüýshpahoü thanaýzhiü, edaýdoü niýkashiüýga mazhoüý
\tr I work at it, my own / I stand. / You know me / you stand, / what / people / land
\rf jod 1891:61.6

\op thoüýdi uýdoü anaýzhiü koüýbtha te oüthoüýshpahoüýxti thanaýzhiü. Edaýdoü
\tr in the / good / I stand / I wish / the / you know me very well / you stand. / What
\rf jod 1891:61.7

\op niýkashiüýga theýthuadiýshti uthuýwikieý-noü-moüý thanaý'oü. Ki gat'oüý-
\tr person / here at different times in the past / I have been talking to you about it regularly / you have heard. / And / at last
\rf jod 1891:61.8

\op / hiü ki / eýskana uýthitoüdaýdoü shteýshtewoüý ubthoüý koübtheýgoü. Wiýka
\tr «future» / of that / work / what / soever / I take hold of it / I hope. / I ask a favor of you
\rf jod 1891:61.9

\op ha. Iüwiüýkoü-ga haý. Thiýezhaý shti uwiýkoü heýga-maýzhi, ki eýgoü
\tr . / Help me / ! / You on the one hand / too / I have aided you / I not a little, / and / so
\rf jod 1891:61.10

\op iüwiüýkoü-ga. Shoüý niýkashiüýga noübaý uýthitoü te iýbthoüi te eýskoü
\tr help me. / Well, / person / two / work / the / have had their fill of it / the / I hope it
\rf jod 1891:61.11

\op ebtheýgoü goüý, thanaý'oü teýgoü uwiýbtha. Uwiýbtha te goüý uwiýbtha
\tr may be so / as, / you hear it / in order that / I tell it to you. / I tell it to you / the / at any rate / I tell it to you
\rf jod 1891:61.12

\op ha: Shoüýge-ska Iýbahoüýbi eýthoüba. Maýthe gtheýba-noüýba ki eýdi
\tr . / White Horse / @{Iýbahoüýbi} / he too. / Winter / twenty / and / on it
\rf jod 1891:61.13

\op shaýpe shetoüý wathiýtoüi eýde, iüýtoü uzheýthai ebtheýgoü. Niýkashiüýga
\tr six / so far / they have worked / but, / now / they are tired / I think it. / Person
\rf jod 1891:61.14

\op wiü wathiýtoü goüýthai eýiüte gat'oüýhiü teýdi eýskana niýashiüýga
\tr one / work / desires / if / at / last / oh that / person
\rf jod 1891:61.15

\op aýzhi wathiýtoü te athiüý koübtheýgoü. Shoüýge-ska izhiüýtheaýthe eýde, ...
\tr another / work / the / he has it / I hope. / White Horse / I have him for an elder brother / but,
\rf jod 1891:61.16

\op oügiýxta-baýzhi. ... Waýthanoüýbahaý-noü shoüýshoü.
\tr he does not wish to be intimate with me. / He makes us «go» in two ways / usually / always.
\rf jod 1891:61.17

\ti @{Pathiü-noüpazhi} to T.H Tibbles.

\op Kageýha, uthaýgashoü ne teý shetoüý Wakoüýda waýbthahoü.
\tr O friend, / you traveled / you went / the / so far / God / I have prayed to about something.
\rf jod 1891:62.1

\op Wakoüýda waýthahoü-maýshe bthuýgati thanaý'oü taiý. Uýshkoü thiýta
\tr God / ye who pray to him about something. / all / you will hear it. / Deed / your
\rf jod 1891:62.2

\op uthuýwihaiý, ithaýpahoü-mazhiýxti, niaýtha-noü te uthuýwihaiý. Aniýta
\tr I follow you «pl.» on account of it, / I do not know it at all, / at random usually / the / I follow you «pl» on account of it. / I live
\rf jod 1891:62.3

\op eteýgoü ebtheýgoü eýgoüuýshkoü uthuýwihaiý.
\tr apt / I think it / as / deed / I follow you «pl.» on account of it.
\rf jod 1891:62.4

\ti @{Maxewathe} to John Primeau, a Ponka.

\op Shoüý mashteý ki, shupiý eteýgoü, kageýha. Shoüý iýe te eýskana
\tr Well, / warm / when, / I reach you / apt, / O friend. / Well, / word / the / Oh that
\rf jod 1891:63.1

\op shoüýshoü thagthiýshethoüýzhi koübtheýgoü. ...
\tr always / you do not break it, your own / I hope.
\rf jod 1891:63.2

\ti @{Une-moüýthiü}, an Omaha, to Mrs. Minna Schwedhelm, West Point, Nebr.
\dt January 29

\op Shoüý sheýthu witoüýbe piý tethoüýdi ithaýe witoüýbe piý eheý
\tr Well, / yonder where you are / I see you / I reached / at the place, in the past / I spoke / I see you / I reach there / I said
\rf jod 1891:63.3

\op tethoüý ithaýusiýshtoü eýgoü thoüýzha, agthiý teýdi eýkitoühaý Itiýgoüthaiý
\tr in the past / I told a lie / so / though, / I came back here / when / just at that time / Grandfather
\rf jod 1891:63.4

\op akaý ti wa'iý 'ithaiý, ki niýkashiüýga theýama bthuýgaxti shkoüýi. ...
\tr the «sub.» / house / promised to give them to us, / and / people / these / all / were active.
\rf jod 1891:63.5

\op Uý'oüthiüýga-maýzhi shetoüý agthiý'a zhoüý koüýbtha ke. Ki shoüý oüýba
\tr I am not at leisure / so far / I have not finished my work / wood / I desire / the «lg. ob.» / And yet / day
\rf jod 1891:63.6

\op witoüýbe te ithaýpahoü-mazhiý-xti-moüý. Wathiýtoü hegaýzhi abthiüý.
\tr I see you / the / I do not know at all. / Word / not a little / I have it.
\rf jod 1891:63.7

\op Shoüý giýthazhiaýzhi-ga. Iýe thuýtoüxti uwiýbtha shuýtheaýthe. ...
\tr Yet / do not be sad! / Word / very correctly / I tell it to you / I send it to you.
\rf jod 1891:63.8

\op Shoüýge-maý shti wathiýtoüi. ...
\tr The horses / too / are working.
\rf jod 1891:63.9

\ti @{Gahiýge} to His Son Silas Wood. @{Niý-ubthaýtha}, Nebr.
\dt February 7, 1880

\op Wawashpaýxu tiýthathe thoü anaý'oü eýde u'oüýthiügeý. Thitoüý ta amaý
\tr You wrote something / you sent it here / the «ob.» / I heard it / but / in vain. / Those who will work
\rf jod 1891:64.1

\op wasniüýdai. Ki shoüý zhuýga wiýxchi weýthigthoü te uýdoüxti paýxe
\tr are slow. / And yet / body / I myself / plan / the / very good / I made it
\rf jod 1891:64.2

\op eýdegoü / bthiýha taý miüke. / Thanaý'oü teýgoü uwiýbtha shutheýathe
\tr but / I shall fail / You hear it / in order that / I tell it to you / I send it to you.
\rf jod 1891:64.3

\op Ukiýt'e-ma wiüý toüýbe tedi shkoüý oüwoüýsekoü eýde iütexi. Shoüý
\tr The foreign nations / one / I saw it / when / motion / I was rapid / but / difficult for me. / Well
\rf jod 1891:64.4

\op uýdoü teýta washkoüý-ga. Eýskana uýdoü te iütheýsithe koübtheýgoü.
\tr good / with regard to the / make an effort. / Oh that / good / the / you remember it for me / I hope.
\rf jod 1891:64.5

\op Siüdeý-gtheshkaý eý aýwake. Shoüý waxiüýha Siüdeý-gtheshkaý etaý
\tr Spotted Tail / him / I mean him. / Well, / paper / Spotted Tail / his
\rf jod 1891:64.6

\op toüýbe ki, iüýthe, u'oüýthiügeý iüýthe. Umoüýhoü amaý weýthihiýde
\tr I see it / if, / I am glad, / for no reason / I am glad. / Omaha / the «pl. sub.» / implement
\rf jod 1891:64.7

\op keý shti thizeý ta amaý / ha, mashteý / tediýhi ki, / goüý na'oüý-ga: weý'iü,
\tr the «ob.» / too / will receive / , / warm / by the time when, / at any rate / hear it! / horsecollar,
\rf jod 1891:64.8

\op zhoümoüýthiü, weý'e, waýku. Nieý oüthiüýge-xti-moüý ha. Iýutha
\tr wagon, / plow, / pitchfork. / Pain / I have none whatever / . / News
\rf jod 1891:64.9

\op oüthiüýge. ...
\tr I have none.
\rf jod 1891:64.10

\ti @{Une-moüýthiü} to Mrs. Schwedhelm
\dt February 9, 1880

\op Oüýba piý tateý. Uheý piýazhi-maý t'oüýi eýgoü, shoüý oüýba-waxuýbe
\tr Day / I shall reach there. / Path / the bad ones / abound / as, / and / mysterious day
\rf jod 1891:65.1

\op theý eheýbe piý koüýbtha shteýshtewoü bthiý'a eteýgoü eýgoü, ...
\tr this / part of it / I reach there / I wish / even if / I fail / apt / as,
\rf jod 1891:65.2

\ti George Miller to Louis Roy. Yankton Agency, D.T
\dt February 10, 1880

\op Nugeý pahoüýgadi shupiý teýdi iüýchoü shi witoüýbe koüýbtha.
\tr Summer / formerly / I reached you / when / now / again / I see you / I wish.
\rf jod 1891:65.3

\op Wathiýtoü agthiýshtoü ki, shubtheý koüýbtha. Wizhiüýthe shti thisiýthe-noüýi.
\tr Work / I finish mine / when, / I go to you / I wish. / My elder brother / too / thinks of you usually.
\rf jod 1891:65.4

\op Thoüýktoüwiüý amaý e'oüý eýiüte waxiüýha shuhiý ki, awaýna'oü
\tr Yankton / the «pl. sub.» / how / perhaps / paper / reaches you / when, / I hear about them
\rf jod 1891:65.5

\op koüýbtha. Winaýxchi goü / shubtheý taý miüke. / Thiý-niükeýshediý shupiý
\tr I wish. / I alone / at any rate / I will go to you. / To you who sit / I will reach
\rf jod 1891:65.6

\op taý miüke.
\tr there where you are.
\rf jod 1891:65.7

\ti Big Elk, an Omaha, to Rev. James Powell, Chicago
\dt February 11, 1880

\op Kageýha, wisiýthe-noü shoüýshoü. Sheý piý teýdi edaýdoü uýdoü
\tr O friend, / I think of you / usually / always. / That / I reached there / when / what / you
\rf jod 1891:66.1

\op moüshniüý niükeý witoüýbai. Wakoüýda waýthahoü eý aýwake. Agthiý
\tr you walked / you who sat / I saw you. / God / praying to him about something / it / I mean it. / I came back here
\rf jod 1891:66.2

\op eýgoü uaýwakieý niýkashiüýga-ma. Shoüý gtheýba-shaýpextieýgoü tiý te
\tr having / I talked to them / the people «pl. ob.». / Well / about sixty / house / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1891:66.3

\op upaiý ebtheýgoü, Nishuýde kedi. Iüýchoü oüýba-waxuýbe teýdi gtheý-
\tr entered / I think it, / Missouri River / by the. / Now / mysterious day / on the / just
\rf jod 1891:66.4

\op baxti niý thatoüýi, nashkiý aýgaxtoüýi: Oüýba-heýbe ituýshpa, Maýsh'a-
\tr ten / water / they drank, / head / they dropped on: / Half-a-day / his grandson / Richard
\rf jod 1891:66.5

\op wakuýde, Te-zhiüýga-wadaýthiüge, Maý'a-xuýde, Wadzheýpa izhiüýge, ...
\tr Rush, / Skittish Buffalo Calf, / Gray Cottonwood, / Wadjepa / his son,
\rf jod 1891:66.6

\op Ki uýdoü witoüýbai goüý, eýgoü koüýbtha. Agthiý teýdi eýgoü gaýxai
\tr And / good / I saw you «pl.» / as, / so / I wish. / I came back here / when / so / they did
\rf jod 1891:66.7

\op theýama juýba, Ki eshnaýxchi Wakoüýda thiükeý oüthoüýgunaýzhiü
\tr these / some. / And / he alone / God / the «st. one» / we stand by «we depend on» him
\rf jod 1891:66.8

\op ki, / oüniüýta taiý, / eheý. Mazhoüý thoüýdi enaýxchi gaýxe thiükeý
\tr if, / we will live / I say. / Land / in the / he only / the one who is «sits» making
\rf jod 1891:66.9

\op / oüthoüýgunaýzhiü taý-bi / eýgoü wegaýxai. Ki "Wiý-noü oüsiýthe moüthiüýi-ga
\tr that we will depend on him / so / he makes it for us. / And / I only / to remember me / walk ye
\rf jod 1891:66.10

\op haý. Wiý-shnoü uýdoü te abthiüý." Mazhoüý thoüýdi shtewoüý oümoüýthiü
\tr ! / I only / good / the / I have it. / Land / in the / soever / we walk
\rf jod 1891:66.11

\op te eshnoüý oüthoüýwashkoü eteýgoüi. Sheýthu shupiý teýdi iýe paýxe
\tr the / it only / we make an effort by means of it / apt. / Yonder where you are / I reach there where you are / when / word / I make
\rf jod 1891:66.12

\op thoüýzha, dzhuýba paxe. Piýxti wiýbthahoü shutheýathai, Wakoüýda
\tr although, / few / I make. / Anew / I pray to you / I sent to you «pl.», / God
\rf jod 1891:66.13

\op waýthahoü-maýshe. Thishnaýxchi shniýwagaýzu shnaiý. Wauýie-maýshe,
\tr ye who pray to him about something. / Only you / you correct it / you go. / O ye lawyers,
\rf jod 1891:66.14

\op sheýna uthuýwinaýzhiüi mazhoüý thoüýdi. Ki niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü oüýgathiü
\tr enough / I depend on you «pl.» / land / on the. / And / Indian / common / we who move
\rf jod 1891:66.15

\op mazhoüý agthaýthiü wetheýshkoüshnaiý eýgoü wetheýnitoü moüniüýi. Ki
\tr land / to have his own / you wish it for us / as / you work for us / you walk. / And
\rf jod 1891:66.16

\op ithaýugtheýxti wisiýthai moübthiüý. Eskana mazhoüý thoü agthaýbthiü
\tr continually / I think of you «pl.» / I walk. / Oh that / land / the «ob.» / I have my own
\rf jod 1891:67.1

\op iüthiüýwoükeýt'oüi / koüý ebtheýgoü-noü / shoüýshoü. Noüýde thoü iüýudoüxti
\tr they acquire mine for me / I hope it usually / always. / Heart / the / very good for me
\rf jod 1891:67.2

\op Wakoüýda thiükeý enaýxchi uthuýanaýzhiü moübthiüý. Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü
\tr God / the «st. one» / He only / I depend on him / I walk. / Indian / common
\rf jod 1891:67.3

\op oümoüýthiüi te wagthoüýthiüi te wetheýnisheýthoü shkoüýnai, wetheýoüna
\tr we walked / the / we are foolish / the / you abolish it for us / you «pl.» wish, / you throw it away from us
\rf jod 1891:67.4

\op shkoüýnai. Niýkashiüýga washkaýxe shkoüýnai. Uýshkoü gaýte niýshtoü
\tr you «pl.» wish. / Human beings / you make us / you «pl.» wish. / Deed / that / you finish it
\rf jod 1891:67.5

\op / tediýhi ki, / niýkashiüýga oümoüýthiü eýgoüxtioüý tai, mazhoüý thoüýdi.
\tr by the time when «or that», / human beings / we walk / just so / will, / land / in the.
\rf jod 1891:67.6

\op Ki washkoüý wathiüýgai. Washkoüýtoügaýxti washkaýxe eýgoü tai.
\tr And / strength / we have none. / Very strong / you make us / so / will.
\rf jod 1891:67.7

\ti @{Moüchuý-hiü-xti} to @{Kigthaüýxe Waýthatai}, Yankton Agency, Dakota Territory
\dt 1879

\op Oüwoüýkega chaýbe thoüýzha, shoüý waxiüýha shutheýwikitheý.
\tr I am sick / very / though, / yet / paper / I send it to you by some one.
\rf jod 1891:68.1

\op Pahoüýgadiýshti niýkashiüýga eýgoü wiü tiýthe ha, witoüýbai piý ki.
\tr Often, formerly / Indian / like / one / was sent hither / , / I saw you «pl.» / I reached there / when.
\rf jod 1891:68.2

\op Waweýnoüxe pahoüýga te zaniýxti abthiüý (Shoüý edaýdoü iýwoüxe iýthe te
\tr You asked questions about various things / before / the / all / I have it. / Well, / what / to ask a question / he sent hither / the
\rf jod 1891:68.3

\op eý aýwake.). Witoüýbexti / uwiýbtha taiý miükeý / ha. Oüwoüýkega
\tr it / I mean it. / I really see you / I will tell it to you «pl.» / . / I am sick
\rf jod 1891:68.4

\op eýdegoüý / at'?eý tateý / ithaýkipahoüý-shtewoü-maýzhi, shi / aniüý tateý
\tr but / I shall die / I do not know the least thing about myself, / again / I shall live.
\rf jod 1891:68.5

\op ithaýkipahoüý-shtewoü-maýzhi. Shoü ushteý amaý thidoüýbe goüýthai eýgoü shuhiý
\tr I do not know at all about myself. / Well, / they remain / the «pl. sub.» / to see you / they wish / as / they shall
\rf jod 1891:68.6

\op taiteý. Theýthoüka iüsh'aýge thoükaý shuhiý taiteý thoüýzha, shiüýgazhiüýga
\tr reach you. / These / old man / the ones who / shall reach you / though, / child
\rf jod 1891:68.7

\op wiwiýta, Ishtaý-basuýde, eý / pahoüýga tateý. / Oüguýkikieý koüýbtha
\tr my own, / @{Ishtaý-basuýde}, / he / shall be the first. / We talk together / I wish
\rf jod 1891:68.8

\op thoüýzha, Ihoüýktoüwiüý tiýi thoüýdi eýdi thanoüýshtoü koübtheýgoü: eýdi
\tr though, / Yankton / village / in the / there / you stop walking / I hope: / there
\rf jod 1891:68.9

\op / shahiý etaiý. / Maxpiý-zhiýde, Itiýgoüthaiý thiükeýta shiý ki, iüýkikaý-ga.
\tr they may reach you. / Red Cloud, / Grandfather / to the «st. one» / you reach there / if, / request that my petition be granted as a favor to yourself.
\rf jod 1891:68.10

\op Uaýwakieý koüýbtha ha. Umoüýhoü-maýdi uýshkoü wiüý oüwoüýtha-ga
\tr I talk to them about something / I wish / . / To the Omahas / deed / one / tell about me
\rf jod 1891:68.11

\op haý, eýta hiýi ki. Ihoüýktoüwiüý tiý thatiý ki, uxtheý waxiüýha
\tr ! / there / they arrive there / if. / Yankton / house / you come / when, / soon / paper
\rf jod 1891:68.12

\op tioüýkithaý-ga. Winaý'oü koüýbtha. Ediý ki, shuhiý doüýshteoüý
\tr send hither to me. / I hear from you / I wish. / In that case, / they reach you / perhaps
\rf jod 1891:68.13

\op taiteý ha.
\tr shall «pl.» / 
\rf jod 1891:68.14

\pr To @{Wiyakoiü}:
\op Toüshkaýha, oüýbatheý oüwoüýkega heýga-maýzhi.
\tr O sister's son, / to-day / I am sick / I am very.
\rf jod 1891:68.15

\op Oügiýni ki, / witoüýbe taý miüke, / ki oügiýni-maýzhi ki, witoüýba-maýzhi
\tr I recover / if, / I will see you, / and / I do not recover / if, / I will not
\rf jod 1891:68.16

\op / taý miüke.
\tr see you.
\rf jod 1891:68.17

\ti @{Gahiýge} to Battiste Deroin, Oto Agency, Nebr.
\dt February 14, 1880

\op Waxiüýha thoü sidaýdi tiý ha. Sidaýdi tiý te bthiýze eýkitoühaýxchi
\tr Paper / the «ob.» / yesterday / came / . / Yesterday / came / the / I took it / just at that time
\rf jod 1891:69.1

\op niýkagaýhi waýxai. Shoü edaýdoü iýutha thiügeý. Oüthoüýnoüxaiý eýgoü
\tr chief / they made them. / Well, / what / news / there is none. / You «pl.» asked me a question / as
\rf jod 1891:69.2

\op uwiýbthai. Shoü niýkashiüýga amaý wakiýgthitoüýi eýgoü waýxe waýxai
\tr I tell it to you «pl.» / Well, / the people / the «pl. sub.» / they work for themselves / as / white people / they act
\rf jod 1891:69.3

\op iüýtoü. Zhoüýtoüga thitoüýi te eý aýwake. Wathiýtoü wathaýna'oünoüýi
\tr now. / Large logs / they work at / the «act» / it / I mean it. / Work / you have usually heard about them
\rf jod 1891:70.1

\op iüýtoü wathiýtoüi. Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü / koüýhahaý thagthiüý-masheý,
\tr now / they work. / Indian / common / you who sit on the borders of different «tribes»,
\rf jod 1891:70.2

\op washkoüý-egoüýi-ga. Zhuýazhi-noüýi winaý'oüi: waniýtoü-baýzhi eý aýwake.
\tr do make «ye» an effort. / Inferior usually / I have heard about you: / you do not work / it / I mean it.
\rf jod 1891:70.3

\op Mazhoüý thoüýdi waýxe amaý aýkishuýgai, aýdoü ithaýdithaiý edaýdoü edeý
\tr Land / in the / white people / the «pl. sub.» / stand very thick, / therefore / agent / what / what he says
\rf jod 1891:70.4

\op te oüýguiüýkoü-noüýi. Shoü edaýdoü siýthewaýthe thiügeý. Oüwoüýthitoüýi
\tr the / we usually help him. / Well, / what / memorable / there is none. / We work
\rf jod 1891:70.5

\op tediýtoü waiüý sagiý oüiüýi. Shetoüý witiýgoü oüthoüýgunaýzhiü-baýzhi,
\tr since «&or consequently» / blankets / firm / we have worn. / So far / my grandfather / we have not depended on him,
\rf jod 1891:70.6

\op noübeý te washkoüýoügiýkithai. Ithaýdithaiý uthiýkie-noüýi te eýgoü
\tr hand / the / we cause our own, to make an effort. / Agent / he speaks to you usually / the / so
\rf jod 1891:70.7

\op gaýxai-ga: eý-noü uýdoü te ebtheýgoü ha. Uýwathaginaý teýgoü uwiýbtha
\tr do ye! / it only / good / the / I think it / . / You tell something to him / in order that / I tell it to you
\rf jod 1891:70.8

\op shutheýathe. Niýkashiüýga thithiýta-ma na'oüý eweýkoübtha. Waweýtheshkoüýze
\tr I send it to you. / People / those who are your own / to hear it / I wish for them. / You teach them various things
\rf jod 1891:70.9

\op teýgoü uwiýbtha. Ithaýdithaiý eýthoüba na'oüý eýkoübtha.
\tr in order that / I tell it to you. / Agent / he too / to hear it / I wish for him.
\rf jod 1891:70.10

\ti @{Wasabe-toüýga} to @{Nishaüý-shiüeý}, an Oto.

\op Waxiüýha / shutheýathe taý miüke. / Haxuýde waiüý zhiýde ushtaiý
\tr Paper / I will send it to you. / Robe / blanket / red / remains
\rf jod 1891:71.1

\op teýdi, Te-zheýga tha'iý wiýkoübtha. Tha'iý-bazhi ki, shubtheý taý miüke
\tr when, / @{Te-zheýga} / you give it to him / I wish for you. / You do not give it to him / if, / I will go to you
\rf jod 1891:71.2

\op uxtheýxti. Shoüýge toüý oüthaý'i toüý aýzhixti oüthaý'i. Waýxe shoüýge
\tr very soon. / Horse / the «std. ob.» / you gave it to me / the «std. ob.» / entirely different one / you gave it to me. / White people / horse
\rf jod 1891:71.3

\op etaý ushtaiý teýdi oüthaý'i-baýzhi iüýtha-mazhixti piý.
\tr their / remain / when / you have not given it to me / I was very sad / I was returning hither.
\rf jod 1891:71.4

\ti @{Nudoüý-axa}, a Ponka, to @{Nitaý-toüýga-wa'iý}, a Kansa
\dt February 16, 1880

\op Goüý waxiüýha thanaý-noü thoüý wi'iý shutheýathai. Shoüý e'oüý
\tr And / paper / you have begged often / the «ob.» / I give it to you / I send it to you «pl.». / Well, / how
\rf jod 1891:71.5

\op moüniüý ki goüý oüýba theýthuaýdi winaý'oüi koüýbtha. Ki mashteý
\tr you walk / if / at any rate / day / on this / I hear from you «pl.» / I wish. / And / warm
\rf jod 1891:71.6

\op tediýhi oüshtoüýbe koübtheýgoü. Shoüý uýdoüxti moübthiüý theýthuaýdi.
\tr by the time it is reached / you see me / I hope. / Well, / very good / I walk / here.
\rf jod 1891:71.7

\op Aýnita koüý ge eoüýgigoü eýgoü oüdiüýde-xti-moüý. Oüwoüýshkoütoüýga-xti-moüý
\tr Limbs / muscles / the «pl. in. ob.» / I am as I was formerly / as / I have them very firm. / I am very strong
\rf jod 1891:72.1

\op adoüý. Koüýze wiüý Noüýpewaýthe izhaýzhe athiüý
\tr because. / Kansas / one / Dangerous / his name / he has
\rf jod 1891:72.2

\op ethoüýba, waxiüýha shutheýathe thoüý shuhiý tediýhi ki, uxtheýxchi wiüý
\tr he too, / paper / I sent to him / the «ob.» / it reaches you / by the time that / very soon / one
\rf jod 1891:72.3

\op oüthaý'i koübtheýgoü. Thitoüýge wiüý that'oüý eýgoü asiýthe-noü-moüý.
\tr you give it to me / I hope. / Your sister / one / you have / as / I am usually thinking of her.
\rf jod 1891:72.4

\op Sheýthu waniýta noüýba oüthaý'i thoükaý awaýgisiýthe-noü-moüý, zhiütheýha.
\tr Yonder where you are / quadruped / two / you gave to me / the ones that / I am usually thinking of them, / O elder brother.
\rf jod 1891:72.5

\ti @{Duýba-moüýthiü} to @{Maü'e-gahi}, a Ponka, @{Niý-ubthaýtha}, Nebr.
\dt February 16, 1880

\op Wabaýgtheze wiüý gthioüýthakitheý thoüý bthiýze ha, thagtheý tedi.
\tr Letter / one / you have sent back to me / the / I have received it / , / you went back thither / when.
\rf jod 1891:72.6

\op Mazhoüý itaýxata ne teý iüýthe-xti-moüý. Ki shoüý ne teý iüýthamazhiý-xti-moüý.
\tr Land / towards the head of the river / you went / the / I was very glad. / And / yet / you went / the / I was very sad.
\rf jod 1891:72.7

\op Ki oüýbatheý niýkashiüýga theýthiüke ikaýgeaýthe thiükeý
\tr And / to-day / person / this st. one / I have him for a friend / the «st. one»
\rf jod 1891:72.8

\op wabaýgtheze iüwiüýtha, iüýthe-xti-moüý toüýbe te. Uxtheýxchi shoüýge
\tr letter / has told it to me, / I was very glad / I saw it / when. / Very soon / horse
\rf jod 1891:72.9

\op wiüý abthiüý, esheý. Ki eý aýwake, iüýthe eheý te. Mazhoüý theýthu thanaýzhiü
\tr one / I have, / you said. / And / it / I meant it, / I was glad / I said / the. / Land / here / you stood
\rf jod 1891:72.10

\op teýdi iýutha thiügeý. Oüýba-waxuýbe aýma tethoüýdi oüýba weýduba te
\tr when / news / there is none. / Mysterious day / other / on the, in the past / day / fourth / the
\rf jod 1891:73.1

\op Umoüýhoü amaý shkoüýi. Tiý te ugiýpi. Ki niýkashiüýga-ma bazoüý
\tr Omaha / the «pl. sub.» / were acting. / House / the «ob.» / was full. / And / the people / pushing the way through
\rf jod 1891:73.2

\op moübthiüý. Ki thishtoüýi teýdi oüýba-waxuýbe theý, niýkashiüýga
\tr I walked. / And / they finished / when / mysterious day / this, / people
\rf jod 1891:73.3

\op amaý shi utheýwiükithaiý bthuýgaxti. Ki niýkashiüýga amaý sheý iýe thanaý'oü-noü
\tr the «pl. sub.» / again / assembled / all. / And / people / the «pl. sub.» / that / word / you heard usually
\rf jod 1891:73.4

\op keý thiuýdoü 'ithaiý. Ki ukiýkie ge iýe uýdoüxti iügaýxai
\tr the / to do good / promised. / And / talking together / the «pl. in. ob.» / word / very good / did for me
\rf jod 1891:73.5

\op niýkashiüýga amaý. Ki shoüý eýskana shoüýge thiýmoüthoüýi te iýthagithe
\tr people / the «pl. sub.» / And / yet / oh that / horse / was stolen from you / the «act»? / you have found your own
\rf jod 1891:73.6

\op te wathiýshna tediýhi ki, thagiýshtoübe eteýgoü. Shoüý e'oüý niýkashiüýga
\tr the / visible / it arrives there / when, / you see your own / apt. / Well, / how / people
\rf jod 1891:73.7

\op itaýxataý-ma moüthiüýi te wabaýgtheze theýthoü shuhiý, niýze ki, e'oüý
\tr those toward the head of the river / they walk / the / letter / this one / reaches you / you receive it / when, / how
\rf jod 1891:73.8

\op moüthiüý iüwiüýthana tiýthathe koübtheýgoü. Shoüý eýskana uýdoüxti
\tr they walk / you tell it to me / you send it here / I hope. / Well, / oh that / very good
\rf jod 1891:73.9

\op moüniüý koü. Edaýdoü shteýshtewoü uýdoü aniüý koübtheýgoü. Wisiýthe
\tr you walk / I hope «?». / What / soever / good / you have / I hope. / I think of you
\rf jod 1891:73.10

\op moübthiüý teýiüke. Shoüý goüý-noü edaýdoü iýutha sheýna noübuýwibthoüý
\tr I walk / will «?». / Well, / still usually / what / news / enough / I shake hands with you
\rf jod 1891:73.11

\op te eýkigoü. Theý niýkashiüýga ukiýkiaiý teýdi, Te-zheý-bate wahoüý'ai.
\tr the / it is like it. / This / people / they talked together / when, / @{Te-zheý-bate} / prayed for a special object.
\rf jod 1891:73.12

\op "Uxtheýxti wiýgioüýbtha agtheý taý miüke, ebtheýgoü" ai. Goüý-noü
\tr Very sooon / I leave you, my own / I will go back «&or homeward», / I think, / he said. / And usually
\rf jod 1891:73.13

\op itaýxata edaýdoü uthaýne neý te eýskana edaýdoü wiüý abthiüý eneýgoü
\tr toward the head of the river / what / you sought / you went / the / oh that / what / one / I have it / you think it
\rf jod 1891:73.14

\op wathaýshkoü eteýgoü. Goüý sheýna uwiýbtha.
\tr you make an effort / apt. / And / enough / I have told it to you.
\rf jod 1891:73.15

\ti Part of a Letter of @{Gahiýge} to His Son Silas
\dt February, 1880

\op Niýkashiüýga amaý kigthiýwagaýzu ha, waýgazu ha.
\tr People / the «pl. sub.» / have made themselves straight / , / straight / .
\rf jod 1891:74.1

\ti @{Toüwoü-gaxe-zhiüga}, an Omaha, to @{Mawataüna}, a Yankton
\dt February 17, 1880

\op Niýkashiüýga-maýshe, shkoüý e'oüý moüniüý eýskana waýgazuýxti
\tr O ye people, / act / how / you walk / oh that very straight
\rf jod 1891:74.2

\op iüwiüýthana iýthathe koübtheýgoü. Goüý sheýthoüka, Shaoüý zhiüýga
\tr to tell it to me / you send hither / I hope. / And / those, / Dakota / small
\rf jod 1891:74.3

\op shiüýgazhiüýga wapaýxe thoükaý, watoüýbe koüýbtha. Umoüýthiüka
\tr child / I have made them / the ones who, / I see them / I wish. / Year
\rf jod 1891:74.4

\op iüýthadaiý te aýkihoü shi umoüýthiüka wiü piý, eýde shoüý "Oüýba
\tr mentioned to me / the / beyoond / again / year / one / I reached there, / but / yet / Day
\rf jod 1891:74.5

\op gaýthu / watoüýbe tateý," / eheý te / iüýtexi. Thoüýzha weýthigthoü kikaýxabaýdoü
\tr there / I shall see them, / I said it / difficult for me. / Though / plan / they make for themselves and «pl.»
\rf jod 1891:75.1

\op iüwiüýtha iýthai tediýhi kiýzhi, shubtheý taý miüke ha. Shiüýgazhiüýga
\tr to tell it to me / they send hither / by the time that, / I will go to you / . / Child
\rf jod 1891:75.2

\op wiwiýta-ma uýwagithaý-ga. ... Thisoüýga nukaýthiü ha,
\tr those who are my own / tell it to them. / Your younger brother / bare to the waist / 
\rf jod 1891:75.3

\op edaýdoü iýshkoüshkoü thiügeý. Piýxti uwiýbtha shutheýathe. Pahiý-soümaýni
\tr what / by means of which he can act often / there is none. / Anew / I tell it to you. / Pahi-sa~mani
\rf jod 1891:75.4

\op itiýgoü eýthoüba, edaýdoü t'oüý ki, eýskana iýe waýgazuýxti
\tr his father-in-law / he too, / what, / he has / if, / oh that / word / very straight
\rf jod 1891:75.5

\op xaýtha gioüýthakitheý koübtheýgoü. ...
\tr back again / you cause it to be returning to me / I hope.
\rf jod 1891:75.6

\ti George Merrick to @{Ke-gtheýze}, an Oto.

\op Kageýha, niýkashiüýga amaý theýama wabaýzhiüoüthaiý. Ki iýe te,
\tr O friend, / people / the «pl. sub.» / these «pl. sub.» / have caused me to take a message. / And / word / the «ob.»,
\rf jod 1891:75.7

\op kageýha, uwiýbtha tai-eýgoü / uwiýbtha taý miüke. / Niýkashiüýga amaý
\tr O friend, / I tell it to you / in order that «pl.» / I will tell it to you «s.». / People / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1891:75.8

\op theýama iýe wiüý kinaý'oüi ha. Uthuýdoübaiý ki, kageýha, giýtexi.
\tr these «pl. sub.» / word / one / have heard about themselves / . / They considered it / when, / O friend, / it was difficult for them.
\rf jod 1891:75.9

\op Shoü giýtexi heýga-baýzhi eýgoü wabaýzhiüoüthaiý eýgoü uwiýbtha. Meý / pahoüýga teýdi
\tr In fact / difficult for them / very / as / they have caused me to take a message / as / I tell it to you. / Spring / at the first
\rf jod 1891:75.10

\op eýgoüxti, kageýha, Umoüýhoü tiýi thoüýdi thanaýzhiü.
\tr just as «it came», / O friend, / Omaha / village / in the / you stood.
\rf jod 1891:75.11

\op Mashteý te ithaýugtheýxti thanaýzhiü. Ki Umoüýhoü zhiüýga thiüý e'oüý thiüý
\tr Warm / the / throughout / you stood. / And / Omaha / small / the «mv. ob.» / how / he was
\rf jod 1891:76.1

\op shtewoüý / iýshpahoüý-xti zhoüý, / edaýdoü athiüý geý shte bthuýga iýshpahoü.
\tr soever / you fully understood, / what / he had / the «pl. in. ob.» / even / all / you knew.
\rf jod 1891:76.2

\op Giýtexiý-bi eheý te shoüýge thiügaiý. Ki ukiýt'e oüwoüýwataý shte
\tr That it is difficult for them / I say / the / horse / there is none. / And / foreign nation / whither / soever
\rf jod 1891:76.3

\op ugaýshoü-baýzhi, shi maýthe ithaýugtheýxti shi eýgoü. Aýdoü niýkashiüýga
\tr they have not traveled, / again / winter / throughout / again / so. / Therefore / people
\rf jod 1891:76.4

\op amaý thiýthahoüýi. Thatiý kiýzhi, noüýde wathiýxpathiü, shi niýkashiüýga-ma
\tr the «pl. sub.» / they pray to you. / You come here / if, / heart / yours «is» poor, / again / the people
\rf jod 1891:76.5

\op Umoüýhoü-ma noüýde waxpaýthiüwathaýthai te iýkikuhaiý, shoüý
\tr the Omahas / heart / you make them poor / the / they apprehend on their own account, / in fact
\rf jod 1891:76.6

\op Umoüýhoü-ma eýwathatheý-shti-maý noüýde waxpaýthiüwathaýgithe teý.
\tr the Omahas / the ones, too, whom you have for kindred / heart / you will cause them, your kindred, to be poor.
\rf jod 1891:76.7

\op Shoüý thatiýazhi / koüý etheýgoüýi. / Thiýthahoüýi. Shoüý thiýshoü-baýzhi aýthinaýsabaýzhi
\tr Well, / you do not come / they hope. / They pray to you. / Well, / it does suit you / they do not prevent you
\rf jod 1891:76.8

\op ha, thiýthahoüýi eýgoü shaýi ha. Niýkashiüýga-ma shoüýge-ma thaýbthiü
\tr . / they pray to you / as / they have said it / . / the people / the horses / three
\rf jod 1891:76.9

\op waýthiü-baýzhi, shoüýge-ma wathiýtoüwaýkitheý-ma eshnaýxchi waýthiüi.
\tr they do not have them, / the horses / the ones which they cause to work / them only / they have them.
\rf jod 1891:76.10

\op Niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü oüýgathiü goüý niýkashiüýga-ma pahoüýgadiýtoü
\tr Indian / common / we who move / «use here not plain» / the people / from the first
\rf jod 1891:76.11

\op / eýkithe kikaýxai / eýgoü kitoüýbai. Kitoüýbai teýdi wathaýte ki'iý,
\tr they made themselves related to one another / as / they looked at one another. / They looked at one another / when / food / they gave to one another,
\rf jod 1891:76.12

\op edaýdoü wiü ki'iý. Ki thasiýthathe teý. / Aýthanaý'oüzhiýxti tateý / iüthiýgaxabaýzhi.
\tr what / one / they gave to one another. / And / you will think of it. / You shall not obey at all / we do not make for you that «we do not reckon you».
\rf jod 1891:76.13

\op Shoüýge wathiüýgai eýgoü fthuýtoüxti uwiýbtha. Shoüý weýthigthoü
\tr Horse / we have none / as / very correctly / I have told it to you. / Well, / plan
\rf jod 1891:76.14

\op eneýgoü te xaýtha gthiýza-ga.
\tr you have thought it / the / back again / take your own.
\rf jod 1891:76.15

\ti @{Gihaýzhi} to Cornelius Rickman
\dt February, 1880

\op Iýe dzhuýbaxchi wiýpaxe. Oüýbatheý te uýdoüxti eýgoü iüýthe eýgoü,
\tr Word / very few / I make to you. / To-day / the / very good / as / I am glad / as,
\rf jod 1891:77.1

\op aýdoü wabaýgtheze wiýpaxe. Ki aýthakiýkihiýde koübtheýgoü. Wiýshti
\tr therefore / letter / I make to you. / And / you take care of yourself / I hope. / I too
\rf jod 1891:77.2

\op eýgoü aýakiýkihiýde. Ki uýdoüxti moübthiüý. Winaý'oü-maýzhi iüýtoü
\tr so / I take care of myself. / And / very good / I walk. / I have not heard from you / now
\rf jod 1891:77.3

\op oüýba-waxuýbe te shaýpe gaýna. Ki edaýdoü-shteýshte iýwimaýxe
\tr mysterious day / the / six / that many. / And / whatsoever / I asked you about
\rf jod 1891:77.4

\op gethoüý wathiýshnaxti koübtheýgoü. Ki wathiýshna / tediýhi ki, / wiýshti
\tr the «pl. in. ob.», in the past / very plain / I hope. / And / plain / when it shall be, / I too
\rf jod 1891:78.1

\op edaýdoü-shteýshte uwiýbtha eteýgoü. Iüýtoü waxiüýha thoü waýgazuýxti
\tr whatsoever / I tell to you / apt. / Now / paper / the «ob.» / very straight
\rf jod 1891:78.2

\op wiýpaxu shutheýathe. Iýusiýshtoü waxiüýha paýxa-maýzhi. Niýkashiüýga
\tr I write it to you / I send it to you. / To tell a lie / paper / I do not make it. / Person
\rf jod 1891:78.3

\op / wabaýxuakitheý thiükeý / waýgazu eýgoü baxuýakitheý. Eýskana waxiüýha
\tr the one whom I have caused to write something / straight / as / I have caused him to write. / Oh that / paper
\rf jod 1891:78.4

\op unoüý teýdi, uxtheýxchi ioüýthakitheý koübtheýgoü waxiüýha wiü. Niýkashiüýga
\tr you take hold of it / when, / very soon / you send hither to me / I hope / paper / one. / People
\rf jod 1891:78.5

\op thithiýta shti awaýna'oü koüýbtha, e'oüý eýiüte. Shi tiý tediýhi ki,
\tr your / too / I hear about them / I wish, / how / it may be. / Again / it has come / by the time that,
\rf jod 1891:78.6

\op wiüý / shutheýwikitheý taý miüke. / Waweýoüthamaýxe tethoüý / weaýmaxe
\tr one / I will send to you by some one. / What you asked me about in the past / I asked about
\rf jod 1891:78.7

\op degoüý thiügaý-bi, ai.
\tr but / that there are none, / they say.
\rf jod 1891:78.8

\ti @{Ishtaýthabi} to @{Maýshoü} and @{Hexaýga-saýbe}
\dt March 1, 1880

\op Maýshoü Hexaýga-saýbe ethoüýba, akiýwa wawiýpaxuýi. Oüýbatheý
\tr Feather / Black Elk / he too, / both / I write something to you «pl.». / To-day
\rf jod 1891:79.1

\op witoüýbai koüýbtha, oüwoüýkoüditheý-xti-moüý. Niýkashiüýga-ma
\tr I see you «pl.» / I wish, / I am very impatient for it. / The people
\rf jod 1891:79.2

\op shoüý etheýgoü-baýzhi thoüýzha, winaýxchi shoüý witoüýbe taiý ebtheýgoü
\tr well / they do not think it / though, / only I / at any rate / I see you / will / I think it
\rf jod 1891:79.3

\op umoüýthiüka theýthuaýdi. Niýashiüýga amaýdi thanaýzhiü te iüthiüýwoüpiýxtinoüý
\tr year / in this. / People / with the / you stood / the / it was very good for me on that account usually
\rf jod 1891:79.4

\op iüýudoüý-xti piý-noü-moüý. Shoüý edaýdoü uýshkoü thiügeý ha.
\tr very good for me / I used to be there. / Well, / what / deed / there is none / 
\rf jod 1891:79.5

\op Nieý oüthiüýge anaýzhiü. Shoüý e'oüý thanaýzhiü te winaý'oüi koüýbtha,
\tr Pain / I have none / I stand. / Well, / how / you stand / the / I hear from you «pl.» / I wish,
\rf jod 1891:79.6

\op aýdoü wawiýpaxuýi. Tigoüýha thikaýge meýgoü, thiý oüýnitoüýi te
\tr therefore / I write to you «pl.» about something. / O grandfather / your friend / likewise, / you / you have treated me / the
\rf jod 1891:79.7

\op iüýudoü-noü-moüý. Witoüýbai-maýzhi eýgoü, waxpaýni ithaýt'?e ha.
\tr it has been usually good for me. / I do not see you «pl.» / as, / poor / I die from it / 
\rf jod 1891:79.8

\op Oüýbatheý witoüýbai uwiýkie agthiüý te eýkigoüýxti akiýpaxe. Waxiüýha
\tr To-day / I see you «pl.» / I talk to you / I sit / the / just like it / I make it for myself. / Paper
\rf jod 1891:79.9

\op wiüý ioüýthakitheý taiý. Iüsh'aýgexchi akaý wakeýga te giniý,
\tr one / you will send hither to me. / Very aged man / the «sub.» / sick / the / has recovered,
\rf jod 1891:79.10

\op moüthiüýi ha.
\tr he walks / 
\rf jod 1891:79.11

\ti @{Toüwoü-gaxe-zhiüga} to @{Mawataüna}
\dt March 5, 1880

\op Shoü iýe wiü, negiýha, anoüýbthiü. Shoü shiüýgazhiüýga thoükaý
\tr Well / word / one, / O mother's brother, / I am uncertain about it. / Well, / child / the ones who
\rf jod 1891:80.1

\op wapaýxe thoükaý eý ... Weýawoü niniýba uaýket'oüý koübtheýgoü.
\tr I have made them / the ones who / they / Calumet / pipe / I acquire it / I hope.
\rf jod 1891:80.2

\op ... Edaýdoü shteýshtewoü iütheýshkaxe teýgoü koübtheýgoü eýgoü wiýbthahoü
\tr What / soever / you do for me / in order that / I hope / as / I pray to you
\rf jod 1891:80.3

\op shutheýathe. Wi shoüýgetazhiüýga wiüaýxchi abthiüý eýde nuýzhiüga
\tr I send it to you. / I / colt / just one / I had it / but / boy
\rf jod 1891:80.4

\op t'?eý keý goü, noüýde giýpezhi eýgoü, a'iý, Mawaýdoüthiü. Aýthiüge gaýxai.
\tr he lay dead / as, / heart / bad for him / as, / I gave it to him, / Mandan. / He parted with it on account of the dead.
\rf jod 1891:80.5

\ti Lion to Mrs. Mary Canfield, Aspinwall, Nebr.
\dt March, 1880

\op Tizhoüýha, / thiý / wazhiüý / thiýta / shkiý / shkoüýna / ki, / uýdoü teý. / Thagthiý
\tr O sister's daughter, / you / mind / your own / you return hither / you wish / if, / it will be good. / you have returned
\nt starting with this text the Omaha-Ponca lines also have /-separators. [JEK]
\rf jod 1891:81.1

\op tediýhi / uýshkoü / wiü / shkaýxe tateý, / niýkashiüýga-ma / utheýwiü / washtoüýbe,
\tr at the time / deed / one / you shall do, / the people / assembled / you see them,
\rf jod 1891:81.2

\op uxtheýxti / koübtheýgoü. / Ki / niýkashiüýga-ma / bthuýgaxti / moüýgthe
\tr very soon / I hope. / and / the people / all / erect
\rf jod 1891:81.3

\op thanaýzhiü-doüý / waýnahoüý te / ha. / "Iüýnoüha / mazhoüý / athiüý / thoü
\tr you stand and / you will pray to them / . / My mother / land / she had / the «ob.»
\rf jod 1891:81.4

\op agthiýza-doüý / edi / at'?eý / koüýbtha / aýdoü / agthi. / Waýxe / thiükeý, / mazhoüý
\tr I take my own and / there / I die / I wish / because / I have returned here. / white man / the «st. one», / land
\rf jod 1891:81.5

\op uweýdiaýzhi / aýbthixe thiükeý, / wagaýxthoü / abthiüý / eýkigoü, / waiüýthitoüýi
\tr in a different place / the one whom I took for my husband, / servant / I have him / like it, / he works at various things for me.
\rf jod 1891:81.6

\op Ki / waýxe / thiükeý / toüýwoügthoü / eýdi / washkoüxti / eýkoübtha-maýzhi;
\tr and / white man / the «st. one» / village / in / making a great effort / I do not wish for him;
\rf jod 1891:81.7

\op waweýkitaýta / eýgoü / moüthiüý / eýkoübtha-maýzhi," / esheý te ha. / Hoüthiý,
\tr a deceiver / so / to walk / I do not wish for him, / you will say it / henry,
\rf jod 1891:81.8

\op ieýska, / Wahoüýthiügeý, / Iýbahoüýbi, / wiý / sheýna, / iüýboü-baýzhi / thoüýzha, / shoüý
\tr interpreter, / Orphan, / @{Iýbahoüýbi}, / I / enough, / we do not call to him / though, / yet
\rf jod 1891:81.9

\op thieýwazhiü / shkiý ki, ...
\tr of your own accord / you are coming back / if,
\rf jod 1891:81.10

\ti The Omaha Chiefs to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs
\dt March 18, 1880

\pr @{Gahiýge} said:
\op Ithaýdithaiý / aýkipazoüý / wa'iý / goüýthai....
\tr agent / by themselves / to give to them / they wish.
\rf jod 1891:82.1

\pr @{Duýba-moüýthiü} said:
\op Tigoüýha, / pahoüýgadi / ithaýdi / oüwoüýgathiünoüýi
\tr O grandfather / formerly / his father / we had them usually,
\rf jod 1891:82.2

\op ki / edaýdoü / ge / weýudoüýi / eteýgoüi / ge / wetheýshkaxe / shkoüýnanoüýi.
\tr and / what / the «pl. in. ob.» / good for us / apt / the «pl. in. ob.» / you do for us / / you wished
\rf jod 1891:82.3

\op Ki / iüýchoüxchi / ithaýdithaiý / thiükeý / ithaýgia-maýzhi. / Shoüý / ithaýdithaiý
\tr And / just now / agent / the «st. one» / I do not speak against him. / Yet / agent
\rf jod 1891:82.4

\op wiüaýxchi / oügaýthiü / te / weýtexi / heýga-baýzhi. / Ki / toüýwoügthoüý / amaý
\tr just one / we have him / the / hard for us / very. / And / gentes / the «po. sub.»
\rf jod 1891:82.5

\op theýama / oüýba / ithaýugthe / shkoüý / moüthiüýi, / ki / sheýnuzhiüýga / toüýwoüg( / oü
\tr these / day / throughout / acting / walk, / and young man / gentes
\rf jod 1891:82.6

\op oüguýtai / amaý / edaýdoü / ithaýdithaiý / thiükeý / 'iýthe / waýgazhi / ki, / 'oüýa / eýgoü
\tr our own / the «pl. sub.» / what / agent / the «st. ob.» / to speak about / they command us / if, / reticent because of sure failure / so
\rf jod 1891:82.7

\op oümoüýthiüi. / Goüý / wetheýshkaxaiý / koüýoüthoüýthai, / tigoüýha.
\tr we walk. / Still / you do it for us / we hope. / O grandfather.
\rf jod 1891:82.8

\pr Two Crows said:
\op Tigoüýha, / wabaýxu / wiü / tüthiýgaxaiý / weýthoü,
\tr O grandfather, / letter / one / we have made to you / this «ob.»,
\rf jod 1891:82.9

\op eýskana / niýze / ki, / uxtheýxti / xaýtha / oünaý'oü / koüýoüthoüýthai. / Ki
\tr oh that / you receive it / when, / very soon / back again / we hear it / we hope. / And
\rf jod 1891:82.10

\op weýudoü taý-bi / eneýgoü / eýgoü / uýshkoü / ge / wetheýshkaxe-noüýi. / Uýshkoü
\tr that it will be for our good / you think it / as / deed / the «pl. in. ob.» / you have done for us usually. / Deed
\rf jod 1891:82.11

\op ge / weýudoüý-xti-baýzhi / thoüýzha, / goüý / "Witiýgoü / thiükeý / wegaýxai," goüý
\tr the «po. in. ob.» / not for our highest good / though. / still / My grandrather / / the «st. one» / has done it to us / at any rate
\rf jod 1891:82.12

\op oü / oüýthai ha. / Ki / uýshkoü / iüýchoü / wiü / wetheýshkaxaiý / ha. / ... Shoüý
\tr we think it / . / And / deed / now / one / you «pl.» have done to us / . / Well,
\rf jod 1891:83.1

\op uýshkoü / ge / witiýgoü / wadoüýba-baýzhi / wegaýxai / shoüý / weýtexi / noüýi
\tr deed / the «pl. in. ob.» / my grandfather / he does not see us / he has done to us / well, / difficult for us / usually
\rf jod 1891:83.2

\op thoüýzha, / iüýtoü / theýshetoüý / witiýgoü / iüdeý / oüdoüýbexti / eýskana / uýshkoü
\tr though, / now / from this time / my grandfather / face / we see him indeed / oh that / deed
\rf jod 1891:83.3

\op weýtexi / ge / oüguýgtha / oügoüýthai.
\tr difficult for us / the «pl. in. ob.» / we tell him of our own / we wish.
\rf jod 1891:83.4

\pr White Horse said:
\op Niýkashiüýga / naxiýde-thiügeý / edaýbe / waýkihiýdai
\tr Eople / disobedient / also / to attend
\rf jod 1891:83.5

\op hiýdai / te / weýtexi. / Naxiýde-thiügeý / ki, / edaýbe / woüýdoü / waýkihiýdekithaiý
\tr to them / the / difficult for us. / Disobedient / when, / also / together / to cause them to be attended to
\rf jod 1891:83.6

\op te / weýtexi / heýga-baýzhi. ...
\tr the / troublesome to us / very.
\rf jod 1891:83.7

\pr @{Ishta-basude} said:
\op ... Wetheýnishtoü / thoüýzha, / shoüý / weýtexi
\tr You have finished doing it for us / though, / yet / troublesome to us
\rf jod 1891:83.8

\op te / oüýguiüýthitha / oügoüýthai. ...
\tr the / we tell it to you / we wish.
\rf jod 1891:83.9

\ti @{Pahaüga-moüýthiü} to His Brother, Silas Wood, @{Niý-ubthaýtha}
\dt March

\op peýde-gaýhi / Ishtaý-basuýde / eýthoüba / uýwagithaiý / eýgoü, / nuýzhiüga / amaý
\tr fire Chief / @{Ishtaý-basuýde} / he too / they have told it to them / as, / boy / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1891:85.1

\op giýshoüi. / "Shkiý te," / aiý. / Nuýzhiüga / amaý / eýgithoüýi. / Shoüý / goüý / theýthu
\tr are satisfied. / You will be coming back, / they say. / Boy / the «po. sub.» / said it to him. / Well. / at any rate / here
\rf jod 1891:85.2

\op thagthiý te / 'oüý thiügeý / thoüýzha, / shoüý / noüýde / giýudoüýi / thagthiý teý.
\tr you will have returned / nothing being the matter / although, / yet / heart / theirs are good / you will have come back.
\rf jod 1891:85.3

\op Tenuýga-noüýba, / Naxeýwakoüý, / Huýpetha, / Hoüýakipa, / Maxpiýya-xaýga,
\tr @{Tenuýga-noüýba}, / @{Naxeýwakoüý}, / @{Huýpetha}, / @{Hoüýakipa}, / @{Maxpiýya-xaýga},
\rf jod 1891:85.4

\op Wakoüý-moüthiüý, / Waýtoü-naýzhiü, / Iüchoüýga-ska, / Piziý-thiüge,
\tr @{Wakoüý-moüthiüý}, / @{Waýtoü-naýzhiü}, / Weasel, / @{Piziý-thiüge},
\rf jod 1891:85.5

\op Zhiügaý-gahiýge, / ki / aýgaha / nuýzhiüga / bthuýga / iýnaniüýi. / "Shkiý te," / aiý.
\tr Boy Chief, / and / besides «them» / boy / all / are willing. / You will be / they say.
\rf jod 1891:85.6

\op Sheýna / weaýpahoü / thoüýzha, / shoüý / nuýzhiüga / eýthoüskaý / amaý / etheýgoüi
\tr Enough / I know about them / though, / yet / boy / of the size referred to / the «pl. sub.» / they have thought it
\rf jod 1891:85.7

\op eýgoü, / uwiýbtha / shutheýathe. ...
\tr as, / I tell it to you / I send it to you.
\rf jod 1891:85.8

\op Nuýzhiüga / noükaýshe, / witoüýbe / Ubtheý Iý miüke. / E'oüý / thanaýzhiü
\tr Boy / ye who are. / I see you / I will go to you «pl.». / How / you stand
\rf jod 1891:86.1

\op te / goüý / iýwipagoüý taiý miüki. / Edaýdoü / niýtoüi / ge / niýpi / ki.
\tr the / at any rate / I will know about you. / What / you work at / the «pl. in. ob.» / you do well / if,
\rf jod 1891:86.2

\op iýwipahoüý / koüýbtha-xti-moüý. / Thiý / wathaýkigthiýtoüi / te / thiýudoüýi eýtai
\tr I know about you / I have a strong desire. / You / you work for youselves / the / it ought to be good for you.
\rf jod 1891:86.3

\op aýhoü / ebtheýgoü. / Ki / niýpi / ki, / oüýxtithakitheýgoü taiý. / Ki uýthitoü
\tr ! / I think it. / And / you do it well / if, / you will think highly of yourselves / And / word
\rf jod 1891:86.4

\op waýxe / athiüýi / ge / aýthakiýpa-noüý / tai. / Shoüý / witoüýbe / eteýgoü, / Kageý.
\tr white people / they have it / the «pl. in. ob.» / you meet «them» / regularly / will. / Well, / I see you / apt. / O Fourthson.
\rf jod 1891:86.5

\op Shubtheý koüýbtha. / Witoüýbe koüýbtha. / Waxiüýha / thoü / niýze / ki, / eýgoüxti
\tr I go to you / I wish. / I see you / I wish. / Paper / the «ob.» / you receive it / when, / just so
\rf jod 1891:86.6

\op waxiüýha / wiüý / uxtheýxchi / theýthuaýdi / tioüýthakitheý / koübtheýgoü.
\tr paper / one / very soon / to this place / you send it here to me / I hope.
\rf jod 1891:86.7

\ti Frank La Fleche, Sr., to His Daughter Susanne
\dt December, 1880

\op Itiýgoüthaiý / akaýdi / noüboüý / eýdi / oügaýhii, / oüguýoükiaiý / Ki
\tr Grandfather / to the «sub.» / twice / there / we reached here, / we talked to him. And
\rf jod 1891:87.1

\op edaýdoü / oügaýxai / te / shetoüý / waýgazuaýzhi. / Edaýdoü / wiü / uaýwagithaiý
\tr what / we have done / the / so far / is not straight. / What / one / / they have told it to us
\rf jod 1891:87.2

\op eýde, / wiüýkai / ki, / shoüýshoü / ki, / noüýde / thiýudoü / eteýgoü. / Ki / &Monday
\tr but, / they speak truly / if, / always / if, / heart / good for you / apt. / And / monday
\rf jod 1891:87.3

\op teýdi / edaýdoü / waýgazuoüýthe taiý. / Shi / eýdi / weýboüi. / Shoüý / shiüýgazhiüýga
\tr on / what / we will make it straight. / again / there / they have called us. / And / children
\rf jod 1891:87.4

\op thoükaý / shti / wiüý / nieý / doüýshte / t'oüý / ki, / wazeýthe / uýwaweýshi
\tr the ones who / too / one / pain / perhaps / has it / if, / doctor / pay for many
\rf jod 1891:87.5

\op wathaý'i / taiý. / Eýgithe / oüthoüýthanoüýpe / taiý. / Ki / sheýna / iýe / te / shutheýwikitheý.
\tr you give to them / will. / Beware / you fear me on account of it / lest. / And / enough / word / the / I send to you.
\rf jod 1891:87.6

\op Noüpeýthihi / ki, / uýthize / teýdi / wagaýxe / thizaý-ga. / Oüýba
\tr you hungry / if, / issue of rations / at the / debt / take it. / Day
\rf jod 1891:87.7

\op shoügaýgthe taiteý / ithaýpahoü-maýzhi. / Atoüý / waýgazu / ithaýpahoü / tediýhi
\tr we shall start back to you / I do not know it. / When / straight / I know it / by the time
\rf jod 1891:87.8

\op diýhi / ki, / shutheýathe taý miüke. / Eskana / uýdoüxti / wigiýtoübaiý
\tr when, / I will send it to you. / Oh that / very good / / I see you «pl.» my own
\rf jod 1891:87.9

\op koübtheýgoü.
\tr I hope.
\rf jod 1891:87.10

\ti @{Moüchuý-hiü-xti}, a Ponka, to His Wife Mi~-akanda
\dt December, 1880

\op Itiýgoüthaiý / akaýdi / noüboüý / oügaýhii. / Shetoüý / waýgazuaýzhi.Waýgazu
\tr Grandfather / to the «sub.» / twice / we reached there. / So far / it is not straight. / Straight
\rf jod 1891:88.1

\op tediýhi / ki, / uýdoü / eteýgoü / aýhoü / ebtheýgoü. / Wanaýgthe / thoükaý / eýskana
\tr by the time / that, / good / apt / ! / I think it. / Domestic animals / the ones / oh that
\rf jod 1891:88.2

\op iüthiüýkihiýdai / koübtheýgoü / nuýzhiüga / amaý / isoüýga / wiwiýta / amaý.
\tr they attend to mine / I hope / boy / the «pl. sub.» / his younger brother / my own / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1891:88.3

\op Shiüýgazhiüýga / wiüý / nieý / doüýshte / t'oüý / ki, / wazeýthe / uýwaweýshi
\tr Child / one / pain / even / he has it / if, / doctor / pay
\rf jod 1891:88.4

\op wathaý'i taiý. / Eýgithe / oüthoüýthanoüýpe taiý. / Theýthuaýdi / thiükeý / shetoüý
\tr you will give it to them / Beware / lest you fear me on account of it / In this place / the one who / so far
\rf jod 1891:88.5

\op agiýtoübeý-shtewoü-maýzhi.Noüshnoüý / oüthiüý. / Iüýchoü / waýthiü. Agiý akaý
\tr I have not even looked at him, my own. / Feet slipping / we are. / Now / / they have us. / The one who is coming back
\rf jod 1891:88.6

\op akiýwa / uaýwagiýbtha. / Toüýbe tat / eýskoü etheýgoüi. / Goüý / thishtoüýi
\tr both / I have told it to them. / I shall see him / they think it probable. / and / / they finish it.
\rf jod 1891:88.7

\op tediýhi ki, / waýgazu / thanaý'oüi / eteýgoüi, / sheýnuzhiüýga-maýshe. Uýdoü
\tr by the time that / straight / you hear it / apt. / O ye young men. / Good
\rf jod 1891:88.8

\op doüýxti / eýgoü / Itiýgoüthaiý / akaý / weýthadaiý. / Waýgazuaýzhi / eýgoü / sheýhe
\tr beyond measure / so / Grandfather / the «sub.» / mentioned to us. / Not straight / as / I have thought so
\rf jod 1891:88.9

\op shetoüý / waýgazu / te / oüthoüýbahoü-baýzhi / Ki / oüýba / shagtheý / te / shti
\tr so far / straight / the / we do not know about it. / And / day / I ga homeward / the / too
\rf jod 1891:88.10

\op ithaýpahoü-maýzhi.
\tr I do not know it.
\rf jod 1891:88.11

\ti @{Moüchuý-hiü-xti} to @{Shathuý}, at Carlisle, Pa
\dt December, 1880

\op Theýthu / atiý / ha, / Itiýgoüthaiý / tiýi / teýdi. / Witoüýbe / koüýbtha-xti-moüý
\tr Here / I have come here / , / Grandfather / village / to the. / I see you / I strongly desire
\rf jod 1891:89.2

\op eýde, / winoüýshnoü / atiý. / Itiýgoüthaiý / akaý / witoüýbe / koüýbtha / ki,
\tr but, / I passed by you / I came yere. / Grandfather / the «sub.» / I see you / I wish / if,
\rf jod 1891:89.3

\op uaýwagiýbtha / ki, / iýnahiü / ki, / witoüýbe / eteýgoü ha. / Thizhiüýthe / akaý
\tr I tell it to him / if, / he is willing / if, / I see you / apt / . / Your elder brother / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1891:89.4

\op shti / eýgoü / thitoüýshka / akaý / shti / woüýgithe / oügaýtii. E'oüý / oükiýgthiwagaýzu
\tr too / so / your sister's son / the «sub.» / too / all / we have come here. / How / we correct it for ourselves
\rf jod 1891:89.5

\op oügaýtii / edaýdoü / oüthiýtoü / oügaýtii / oüthiýshtoü / tediýhi / ki, oüthiýdoübe
\tr we have come here / what / we work at / we have come here / we complete it / it arrives there / when, / we see you
\rf jod 1891:89.6

\op eteýgoüi / ha. / Waýshkoü-eýgoü-ga / sheýhe. / Waýxe / amaý
\tr apt / . / Do make an effort / I think and say that. / White people / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1891:89.7

\op thigoüýzai / te / uýdoü / thigoüýzai / e / wiüý / niýpi / kizhi, / wathiýxpaniaýzhi
\tr have taught you / the / good / they have taught you / that / one / you do well / if, / you not poor
\rf jod 1891:89.8

\op eteýgoü ha. / Oüýba / wiüý / witoüýba-maýzhi / teý / iüýtexiý-xti-noü-moüý
\tr apt / . / Day / one / I do not see you / the «as» / / it is usually very troublesome to me
\rf jod 1891:89.9

\op thoüýzha, / shoüý / eýgithe / aniüýta / neý / kiýta / edaýdoü / uýdoü / wiüý, / iýthathewaýthe
\tr though, / yet / behold / you live / you go / on account of / what / good / one, / you can find it
\rf jod 1891:89.10

\op wiü / gaýxethiýkithaiý / ki / aýkihiýda-ga. / Enaýxushi / uýdoü / ebthebtheýgoü.
\tr one / they cause you to make it / if / attend to it. / It only / good / I think it.
\rf jod 1891:89.11

\op Niýkashiüýga / ukeýthiü / oümoüýthiü kethoüý / thiügeý; / waýxe / amataýthishoü
\tr Indian / common / we walked along «as a road» in the past / there is none; / / white people / on the side of the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1891:89.12

\op oümoüýthiüi / eý / weýthigthoü / etaý / ke / wioüýguhaiý. / Ki / eýe ha, / waýxe
\tr we walk / it / plan / their / the «ob.» / we follow them. / And that is it / , / white people
\rf jod 1891:89.13

\op amaý / edaýdoü / thigoüýzai / ki, / niýpi / ki, / weýshnoüoüthaýkitheý tateý / Kageýha,
\tr the «pl. sub.» / what / they teach you / if, / you do it well / if. / you shall cause me to be thankful. / O friend,
\rf jod 1891:89.14

\op waýniü niükeý / shiüýgazhiüýga / wiwiýta / eýskana / tha'eýiüthiüýthakitheý
\tr you who keep them / child / my own / oh that / you purposely cause him, my own, to be pitied
\rf jod 1891:89.15

\op koübtheýgoü. / Wiýbthahoü, / thigaýxthoü / thiükeý / shti / akiýwaxti / wiýbthahoüýi
\tr I hope. / I pray to you, / your wife / the one who / too / both, indeed / I pray to you «pl.»
\rf jod 1891:90.1

\op sheýhe. / Oüýba theýthuaýdi / Itiýgoüthaiý / edi / atiý, / tiý / etaý / te. Ki / e'oüý
\tr I thind and say that. / On this day / Grandfather / there / I have come, / house / his / the «ob.» / and / how
\rf jod 1891:90.2

\op niü / ke / agiýtoübe / koüýbtha. / "Uýdoüxti / nazhiüý / aýhoü" / ebtheýgoü / ki,
\tr you are / the / I see him, my own / I wish. / very good / he stands / ! / I think it / if,
\rf jod 1891:90.3

\op iüýthexti-moüý / eteýgoü.
\tr I am very glad / apt.
\rf jod 1891:90.4

\ti @{Moüchuý-nita} to Mrs. Amos Ross
\dt January, 1881

\op Thisoüýga / t'?e / teý / thihoüý / xageý / kigthaýt'?e / theý. / Na, / Thusiý
\tr Your younger brother / is dead / the «as» / your mother / weeping / she kills herself by crying. / She goes. / Why! «alas!» / Lucy
\rf jod 1891:91.1

\op Aýzhuthiýki / ethoüýba, / thigiýtoüba-baýzhi / giýtexi heýga-baýzhi. Theýaka
\tr Angelique / she too, / she does not see you «pl. obj.», her own / it is very difficult for her to bear. / This one
\rf jod 1891:91.2

\op &Sam / akaý / wa'uý / wiü / uýdoüxui / gthoüýi, / shiüýgazhiüýga / t'oüýi, / nuýzhiüga.
\tr Sam / the «sub.» / woman / one / very good / he married her, / child / he has, / boy.
\rf jod 1891:91.3

\op Thisoüýga / t'?e / teý / shoüýge / wiýta / uýdanxti / wiü / thiügeýathe. / Thihoüý
\tr Your younger brother / is dead / the «as» / horse / my / very good / one / I have given away. / Your mother
\rf jod 1891:91.4

\op waxpaýniaýzhi / uýdoüxti / zhuaýgthe.
\tr not poor / very good / I am with her.
\rf jod 1891:91.5

\ti @{Maýshoü-ska} to @{Sedaü-sabe}.

\op Mazhoüý / theýthu / oügaýti / teýdi, / uxtheýxchi / thagtheý. Umoüýthiüka
\tr Land / here / we came / when, / very soon / you started back. / Season.
\rf jod 1891:92.1

\op wiüý / eýta / thanaýzhiü / 'ithaýthe. / "Mazhoüý / uýdoü / shteýshte / anaýzhiü / ki,
\tr one / there / you stand / you spoke of it. / Land / good / soever / I stand / if,
\rf jod 1891:92.2

\op shoüý / meý / teýdi / atiý taý miüke. / Atiý / tediýhi ki, / mazhoü / thoü / ubthaý
\tr yet / spring / when / I will have come hither. / I have come hither / by the time that, / land / the «ev. ob.» / I tell about it
\rf jod 1891:92.3

\op atiý taý miüke," / esheý. / Sheýnuzhiüýga / thithiýta-ma / theýama / nieý / shte / thiügaiý.
\tr I will have come hither / you said. / young men / those who are yours / these «sub.» / pain / even / they have none.
\rf jod 1891:92.4

\op Wa'uý / thithiýta / shti / waýthixa-baýzhi. / Nieý / t'oüýi / tediýhi ki, / niýta / eweýkoübthaý-xti-moüý
\tr woman / your / too / she has not taken «another» husband. / Pain / it / abounds / by the time that, / alive / I have a strong desire for them
\rf jod 1891:92.5

\op eteýgoü. / Wiüeýshtewoü / shiüýgazhiüýga / uiýxpatha-baýzhi
\tr apt «?». / Even one / children / they did not lose him
\rf jod 1891:92.6

\op thizhiüýthe / amaý / shti / akiýwa. / Oüýbatheý / thisoüýga / akaý peýzhe-hiüý-t'oü
\tr your elder brother / the «pl. sub.» / too / both. / To-day / your younger brother / the «sub.» / @{Peýzhe-hiüý-t'oü}
\rf jod 1891:92.7

\op wathiýtoüi. / Goüý / zhuýga / wiýxti / miükeý / iüýtexi, / itoüýge / wiwiýta / t'?e
\tr he works «at various things». / And / body / I-very / I / who / difficult for me, / his sister / my / died
\rf jod 1891:92.8

\op nugeýadi. / Shiüýgazhiüýga / wiwiýta / shti / t'?eý. / Wa'uý / wiwiýta / shti / t'?eý.
\tr last summer. / Child / my / too / died. / Woman / my / too / died.
\rf jod 1891:92.9

\op Aýdoü / iüýtoü / te / nieý / shtewoüý / thiügeý / wa'uý / shti / aýzhi / abthiüý. / Wisiýthe
\tr Therefore / now / the / pain / soever / there -s none / woman / too / another / / I have her. / I think of you
\rf jod 1891:92.10

\op te / iüýtexi / heýga-maýzhi-noü-moüý. Oüthaýsithatheýgoü / thaýthiüsheý, / waxiüýha
\tr the / troubles me / not a little with reference to me, usually. / you remember me somewhat / you who move, / paper
\rf jod 1891:92.11

\op iüýthakitheýgoü / eteý ki. / Iüýtoü / shagthaý-maýzhi tateý / ediý / hi, / wanaýshe
\tr you send it to me / ought. / now / I shall not start to the place where you are / there / it has reached, / policeman
\rf jod 1891:92.12

\op ueýhe, / moüýzeska / waweýshi / iügaýxai. / Waweýshi / iügaýxai / teýdi / Itiýgoüthaiý
\tr I follow it, / money / pay / they have made for me. / Pay / they made for me / when / Grandfather
\rf jod 1891:92.13

\op / akaý / shoüýge / wiü / oü'iýi. / Thatiý / wiýkoübth-eýde, / shoüge / ithoüýwikitheýde,
\tr the «sub.» / horse / one / he gave it to me. / You come / I wished for you, but, / horse / I put aside for you, but
\rf jod 1891:92.14

\op moüthoüýi, / aýdoü / wiýshti / waxiüýha / shti / wiýpaxa-maýzhi, / aýakihiýdamaýzhi.
\tr it was stolen, / therefore / I too / paper / too / I did not make for you, / I paid no attention to it.
\rf jod 1891:92.15

\op Toüýwoügthoü / amaýdi / waýakihiýde. / Wa'uý / wiü / agthoüý / eheý
\tr Nation / among them / I attend to them. / Woman / one / I married her / I said
\rf jod 1891:92.16

\op thiükeý, / Oüýpoü-toüýga / igaýxthoü / zhiügaý / thiükeý, / eý / agthoüý, / eý / abthiüý
\tr the one who. / Big elk / his wife / small / the one who, / her / I have married her, / her / I have her.
\rf jod 1891:92.17

\ti @{Moüchuý-hiü-xti} to @{Tenuýga-sabe}, at Ponka Agency, Ind. T
\dt January, 1881

\op Mazhoüý / ke / weýahideýxti / theýthu / atiý, / Nishuýde / ke / aoüýbtha / atiý,
\tr Land / the «lg. ob.» / at a great distance / here / I have come, / Missouri River / the «lg. ob.» / I abandoned it / I have come
\rf jod 1891:94.1

\op Isoüýyati / mazhoüý / etaiý / keýta. / Edaýdoü / thitoüýi / te / atoüý / thishtoüý / kiýzhi,
\tr santee / land / their / at the. / what / they work / the / how long / they finish it / if,
\rf jod 1891:94.2

\op shakiý taý miüke / aýhoü, / ebtheýgoü / thoüýzha, / nieý / at'oüý / teýgoü-noü-moüý
\tr I will reach you again /  «in soliloquy»! / I think it / though, / pain / I have / apt / at intervals / I use,
\rf jod 1891:94.3

\op oüwoüýkega taý miüke / aýhoü, / ebtheýgoü / agthiüý. / Shiüýgazhiüýga / thoükaý
\tr I shall be sick /  «in soliloquy»! / I think it / I sit. / Children / the ones who
\rf jod 1891:94.4

\op nieý / ta'oü / kiýzhi, / waweýshi / te / aýshnizaýzhi eteýde. / Shetoüý-noü
\tr pain / they have / if, / pay / the / you should not have grasped it lightly. / So far / I have not reached there
\rf jod 1891:94.5

\op ha, / btheý / thoüýdi / aýdoü / waýgazuaýzhi / shoüteý / waxiüýha / thoü / shuýtheaýthe
\tr /  / I go / (the land / to which / therefore / not straight / while yet «Or at present so» / paper / the «ev. obj.» / I send it to you.
\rf jod 1891:94.6

\ti @{Shahietha} to @{Shoüge-xtha}
\dt January, 1881.

\op Thitoüýge / nieý / t'oüý / kiýzhi, / shoüý / pi / eýsa / kiýzhi / aýkihiýde / mak'oüý
\tr Your sister / pain / she has / if, / yet / again / lasting longer than was anticipated / if, / attending to it / medicine
\rf jod 1891:95.1

\op 'iýwakithaý-ga, / waýxe / wazeýthe / uiýtha-ga. / Gasaýni / hoüýegoüýche / ki,
\tr cause them to give to her, / white man / doctor / tell it to him. / To-morrow / morning / when,
\rf jod 1891:95.2

\op miüýdoübe / saýtoü / shaýpe / doüýshteoüý, / Moüchuý-naýzhiü / toüýbe / eteýgoü.
\tr hour / five / six / or, / Standing Bear / I see him / apt.
\rf jod 1891:95.3

\op Ki / eýdi / thiaýdi / moüýze / ueýtiü / eýgoü / toüýbe / tate / ebtheýgoü, / Petaýxa.
\tr And / there / your father / iron / I hit it for him / as / I see him / shall / I think, Live Coal.
\rf jod 1891:95.4

\ti @{Moüchuý-hiü-xti} to @{Naüpaü-ska}, Omaha Agency, Nebr.
\dt January, 1881

\op Oüýbatheý / wetoüýbe / koübtheýgoü-xti-moüý / eýde / winoüýshnoü / pi. / Isoüýyati
\tr to day / I see you / I have a strong inclination / but / I missed you as I walked / I was coming this way. / Santee
\rf jod 1891:95.5

\op mazhoüý / keýdi / atiý / ha. / Ki / eý / gaýta / Mashteý / mazhoüý / keýta
\tr land / at the «lg. obj.» / I have come / . / and / that / at that unseen place / Warm / land / to the
\rf jod 1891:95.6

\op btheý / ki, / edaýdoü / wiü / weýgaskoüýthe / oüýthagaýzhi. / Mashteý / mazhoüý / thoü
\tr I go / if, / what / one / to test it / you commandedme. / Warm / land / the «cv. lbj.»
\rf jod 1891:95.7

\op uaýgashoü / ha / eýde / iüýchoü / bthiýshtoü. / Aýdoü / eýdi / agthiüý / taý / miüke.
\tr I traversed it /  / but / now / I have finished it. / Therefore / there / I sit / I / will.
\rf jod 1891:96.1

\op Na'oüý-ga. / Niýashiüýga / amaý / bthuýga / eýgithoüýi, / aýdoü / Moüchuý-naýzhiü
\tr Hear thou it! / People / the «pl. sub.» / all / they have said it to him, / therefore / Standing Bear
\rf jod 1891:96.2

\op thiükeýdi / btheý. / Theýama / niýashiüýga / amaý / wathiýthutoü / amaýdi / eýdi
\tr to the «st. an. obj.» / I go. / These / persons / the «pl. sub.» / they pull things straight / among those who do it / there
\rf jod 1891:96.3

\op moübthiüý, / oüýthiü / athaiý. / Ki / e'oüý / gaýxe taý-aka teý / Moüchuý-naýzhiü
\tr I walk, / having me / they go. / And / how / perhaps he will do it «speaker is uncertain» / Standing Bear
\rf jod 1891:96.4

\op akaý / eýdi / piý / teýdi. / Ki / eý / ithaýpahoü / koüýbtha / btheý. / Ki / niýashiüýga
\tr the «sub.» / there / I reach him / when. / And / that / I know it / I wish / I go. / And / people «indians»
\rf jod 1891:96.5

\op Poüýka / amaý / tha'iýthithe / chaýbe, / anaý'oü, / zhuýga / thiýxchi. / Goü / edaýdoü
\tr Ponkas / the «pl. sub.» / they «?» pitied you / very, / I heard it. / body your very self. / And / what
\rf jod 1891:96.6

\op wetheýshkaxe / tethoüý / gisiýthai / eýgoü / tha'eýthithe-noüýi: / eý / gaýte / uwiýbtha
\tr you did for us / in the past / they remember it / as / they have usually pitied you : / that / that thing / I tell you
\rf jod 1891:96.7

\op koüýbtha-xti / goüý / uwiýbtha. / Ki / theýthu / usniýkeýdi / moübthiüý / tethoüýdi
\tr I wish / very / so / I tell you. / And / here / cold / in the / I walked / in the past
\rf jod 1891:96.8

\op oüwoüýxpani-noü-moüý / oüshtoüýbe-noüýi / ha. / Iüýchoü / Mashteý / mazhoüý
\tr I was usually poor / you saw me regularly / . / Now / Warm / land
\rf jod 1891:96.9

\op keýta / piý / teýdi / oüwoüýxpani-maýzhi / miükeý / aýhoü, / ebtheýgoü. / Teýska
\tr to the / I reached there / at the past time / I am not poor / I who sit /  «I thought»! / I think. / Cows «oxen»
\rf jod 1891:96.10

\op aýhigi / waýbthiü / ha. / Shoüýge / shti / aýhigi / waýbthiü / ha, / mazhoüý / thoüý
\tr many / I have them / . / Horse / too / many / I have them / , / land / the
\rf jod 1891:96.11

\op shti / uýdoüxti / abthiüý, / tiý / teý / shti / sagiýxti / abthiü. / Waxiüýha / thoü
\tr too / very good / I have it, / house / the tall obj. / too / very firm / I have it. / Paper / the
\rf jod 1891:96.12

\op iütheýna-noü / thoüýzha, / wi'iý-maýzhi; / oüýbatheý / wi'iý / ha. / Goüý / witoüýbe
\tr you begged of me usually / though, / I did not give it to you; / to-day / I give it to you / . / And / I see
\rf jod 1891:96.13

\op eýkigoüxtioüý, / noübuýwibthoüý / eýgoüxti / sheýhe / ha.
\tr just like it, / I shake your hand / just so / I said that / 
\rf jod 1891:96.14

\ti @{Shahietha} to @{He-saü-thiüke}
\dt Same Day, January, 1881.

\op Gatoüýadi / thanoüý / eýiüte / wigiýkoübthaý-xti-noü-moüý / ha. / Wanaýgthe
\tr At last / you may be grown / I am generally very anxious to have you, my own / . / Domestic animal /
\rf jod 1891:97.1

\op iüthiüýkida / oüthiüýge. / Wisiýthe-noü-moüý / ha. / Sheýthu / Umaýhamaýdi
\tr to watch over mine for me / I have none. / I am usually thinking of you / . / Yonder / among the Omahas
\rf jod 1891:97.2

\op moüniüý / te / wathiýxpathiü / iýwikuheý. / Eýbe / Umaýha / wiü
\tr you walk / the / you are poor / I apprehend it for you. / Who / Omaha / one
\rf jod 1891:97.3

\op Poüýkata / theý / ki, / uthuýhe / iý-ga.
\tr to the Ponkas / goes / if, / following him / be coming.
\rf jod 1891:97.4

\ti Peter Primeau to Agent W.W. Whiting, Ponka Agency, Ind. T.

\op Uaýgashoü / pi / teý / edaýdoü / oüýthagaýzhi / ki, / eýgoüxti / paýxe / koüýbtha.
\tr I travel / I was coming / when / what / you commanded me / if, / just so / I do / / I wish.
\rf jod 1891:98.1

\op Niýkashiüýga / amaý / shti / eýgithoüýi / aýdoü / piý / ha. / Uthuýagtheýxti / wisiýthe
\tr People / the «pl. sub.» / too / they paid it to him / therefore / I was coming / . / Without intermission / I remember you
\rf jod 1891:98.2

\op moübthiüý. / &Captain &Martin / shti / asiýthe / moübthiüý. / Eýskana / oüthaýsithaýthe
\tr I walk. / Captain Martin / too / I remember him / I walk. / Oh that / you remember me
\rf jod 1891:98.3

\op koübtheýgoü. / Moüchuý-naýzhiü / thitoüýi / te / Itiýgoüthaiý / thiükeý
\tr I hope. / Standing Bear / they work / the / Grandfather / the one who
\rf jod 1891:98.4

\op edaýdoü / gaýxai / te / woüýgitheýxti / waýgazuýxti / ithaýpahoü / koüýbtha,
\tr what / they do / the / all very / straight-very / I know it / I wish,
\rf jod 1891:98.5

\op aýdoü / niýkagaýhi / noüýba / zhuaýwagthe / moübthiüý. / ki / waýgazu / eteýgoü
\tr therefore / chief / two / I with them / I walk. / And / straight / apt
\rf jod 1891:98.6

\op aýhoü / ebtheýgoü. / Sheýna / eýgipe. / Ki / aýzhi / eýgipe / teý / . Wa'uý / wiwiýta
\tr  «in thought»!, / I think. / Enough / I have said it. / And / another / I say it / will. / Woman / my
\rf jod 1891:98.7

\op &commissary / teýdi / edaýdoü / goüýthai / ki, / tha'iý / koüýb / eýgoü, / iütheýshpaxu
\tr commissary / at the / what / she desires / if, / you give to her / I hope, / you write for me
\rf jod 1891:98.8

\op koübtheýgoü, / wiý. / Zhoe Sherman / utheýwiü / athiüý / akaý / shti / utheýshna
\tr I hope, / I. / Joe Sherman / collected / he has / the «sub.» / too / you tell it to him
\rf jod 1891:98.9

\op koübtheýgoü: / wa'uý / wiwiýta / edaýdoü / goüýthai / ki, / 'iý / koüýebtheýgoü.
\tr I hope: / woman / my / what / she desires / when, / he gives to her / I hope that.
\rf jod 1891:98.10

\op Watoüýzi / juýba / &Joe &Sherman / wa'uý / wiwiýta / 'iý / koüýebtheýgoü.
\tr Corn / dome / Joe Sherman / woman / my / me gives to her / I hope that.
\rf jod 1891:98.11

\op Tenuýga-ska / asiýthe-noü-moüý: / uiýtha-ga. / Wanaýshe / te / aýkihiýdextioüý
\tr White Buffalo Bull / I usually think of him: / tell him. / Policeman / the / he gives it his full / attention
\rf jod 1891:98.12

\op teý. / Gasaýni / Moüchuý-naýzhiü / toüýbe / taý / miüke.
\tr let. / To-morrow / Standing Bear / I see him / I / will.
\rf jod 1891:98.13

\ti @{Tatoüýga-naýzhiü-zhiüýga} to Standing Bear

\op Shoüý / oüýbatheý, / zhiütheýha, / iýe / wiüaýxchi / wawiýpaxu / shutheýathe.
\tr well, / to-day, / elder brother, / word / just one / I write something to you / I send it to you.
\rf jod 1891:99.1

\op Maýthadi / Moüýakibanoüý / amaý / shakiý / ki, / kiý / iütheýshkoünaýxtioüýi
\tr Last winter / @{Moüýakibanoüý} / the «mv. sub.» / he reached you again /  / when, / to reach home yonder / you had a strong desire for me
\rf jod 1891:99.2

\op eýgoü / iüwiüýtha / agthiýi. / Ha. / Oüýbatheý / wawiýpaxu / shutheýathe. / Kiý
\tr as / to tell my / he had come back. / . / To-day / I write something to you / I send it to you. / To reach home yonder
\rf jod 1891:99.3

\op iütheýshkoünaýxti / ki, / zhiütheýha, / oüýnize / shkoüýna / koübtheýgoü. / Shoü
\tr you have a strong desire for me / if, / elder brother, / you receive me / you wish / I hope. / Well,
\rf jod 1891:99.4

\op Poüýka / amaý / naýkagaýhi / amaý / theýama, / zhiütheýha, / uýshkoü / iüýudoüxti
\tr Ponka / the «pl. sub.» / chief / the «pl. sub.» / these, / elder brother, / deed / not very good
\rf jod 1891:99.5

\op maýzhi / eýgoü. / Awaýkigthitoü / eýgoü, / zhiütheýha, / waýxe / amaý / iüwiüýkoüxtioüýi.
\tr for me / somewhat. / I work for my self / as, / elder brother, / white people / the «pl. sub.» / have helped me greatly.
\rf jod 1891:99.6

\op Ki / niýkagaýhi / amaý / eýe / ha, / zhiütheýha, / giýtexi / te. / Iüýudoümaýzhi,
\tr And / chief / the «pl. sub.» / they are the ones / , / elder brother, / difficult for one / the. / Not good for me,
\rf jod 1891:99.7

\op eheý / te. / Poüýka / amaýshagtheýamaý / oüthoüýbahoüxtioüýiý
\tr I said it / the. / Ponkas / the «pl. sub.» / those who have gone homeward to you / they know full well about me
\rf jod 1891:99.8

\op uýshkoü / te. / Niýkashiüýga / noübaý / niü / eýiüte, / aýma / thagtheý, / ki / aýma
\tr deed / the. / Men / two / you are / perhaps, / the one / you started homeward / and / the other
\rf jod 1891:99.9

\op Weýs'a-toüýga / theýthu / t'?eýe / ha. / Ti / agthiüý / te / si-uýgazhaýde / gtheýbanoüba
\tr Big Snake / here / he died / . / House / I sit / the / stride / twenty
\rf jod 1891:99.10

\op xaiý / te. / Aýshi / eýthoübe / piý / ki, / miüýxe / ke / toüýbe-noü-moüý
\tr he was buried / the. / Out of doors / going outside again / I arrive / when, / grave / the «lg. ob.» / I see it regularly.
\rf jod 1891:99.11

\op Shiüýgazhiüýga-ma / theý-ma / winaýxchi / u'oüýthiügeýxti / goüý / / tha'eýawa-githeý-noü-moüý.
\tr Children «pl. ob.» / these «pl. ob.» / I alone / for nothing at all / at any rate / I pity them, my kindred, usually.
\rf jod 1891:99.12

\op Awaýgitoüýbe / ha. / Shiüýgazhiüýga / theýama / uýdoüxti
\tr I look after them, my own / . / Children / these / very good
\rf jod 1891:100.1

\op moüthiüýi, / wakeýga-baýzhi / moüthiüýi. / Shoüý / oüýbatheý / goüý, / wisiýthe / goü,
\tr they walk, / they are not sick / they walk. / Well, / to-day / at any rate, / I remember you / as,
\rf jod 1891:100.2

\op wawiýpaxu / shutheýathe. / Shoüý / Moüchuý-toüga / nuýgeaýdi / t'?e. / Shoüý
\tr I write to you about something / I send it to you. / Well, / Big Bear / last summer / died. / Well,
\rf jod 1891:100.3

\op enaýxti / uxpaýthe, / ushteýamaý / nieý-thiügeý / uýdoüxti / moüthiüýi. / Shoüý
\tr only he / has fallen, / the rest / without pain / very good / they walk. / Well,
\rf jod 1891:100.4

\op zhiütheýha, / sheýama / niýkashiüýga / ikaýgewathaýthe-ma, / eýskana / washkoüý
\tr elder brother, / those / persons / those whom you regard as friends. / oh that / persevering
\rf jod 1891:100.5

\op zhuýwathagiýgthe / koübtheýgoü. / ... / Shoügeý-hiü-ziý / shti / anaý'oü / koü
\tr you be with them, your own / I hope. / ... / Yellow Horse / too / I hear him / I
\rf jod 1891:100.6

\op btheýgoü. / ... / Iüdeý / xaýga / akaý / shagtheý / 'iýthai / eýde, / ithaýnite / ha. / ...
\tr hope. / ... / Face / rough / the «sub.» / to go back to you / he promised / but, / I forbade him / . / ...
\rf jod 1891:100.7

\op Pahoüýgadi / shagtheý / 'iaýthe / ki, / shagthaý-maýzhi. / Shiüýgazhiüýga / iüýwakega
\tr Formerly / to go back to you / I promised / when, / I did not go back yo you. / Child / sick for me
\rf jod 1891:100.8

\op eýgoü, / shagthaý-maýzhi.
\tr as, / I did not go back to you.
\rf jod 1891:100.9

\ti @{Hexaýka-maýni} to @{Pathiü-noüpazhi}
\dt 1878

\op Paýthiü-noüpaýzhi: / Kageýha, / waxiüýha / wiüý / oüthaý'i / ki, / weýthigthoü
\tr @{Paýthiü-noüpazhi}: / O friend, / letter / one / you gave me / when, / plan
\nt @{Paýthiü-noüpazhi} = Fears not the sight of a Pawnee [JS]
\rf jod 1891:101.1

\op wiüý / uýdoüxti / wiüý / iütheýna / eýde, / iüýtoü / weýthigthoü / thiügeýxtioü / me
\tr one / very good / one / you begged of me / but, / now / plan / none at all / «?»
\rf jod 1891:101.2

\op «&sic» / koüýbtha / eýgoü / edaýdoü / edeýha-maýzhi / tateý / ha. / Weýthigthoü
\tr I hope / «?» / what / I say something / I not / shall / . / Plan
\rf jod 1891:101.3

\op piýazhi / thiügeýe / ha, / weýthigthoü / uýdoü-shnoü / shoüýshoü / oüthiüýi / ha Goüýki
\tr bad / there is none / , / plan / good / only / always / we are /  / and then
\rf jod 1891:101.4

\op edaýdoü / uýshkoü / eý / waýthakeý / iüte / ithaýpahoü-maýzhi / ha, / kageýha.
\tr what / deed / that / you mean it / perhaps / I know it / I not / , / O friend.
\rf jod 1891:101.5

\op Oüthoüýtha'iüýgai / tethoüý / iüýtoü / weýthigthoü / wiüý / iütheýshkaxaiý / eýiüte
\tr You «pl.» ignored me / what in the past / now / plan / one / you make for me / perhaps
\rf jod 1891:101.6

\op thuýtoü / iüwiüýthashna / koüýbtha / ha. / Goüýki / iýwi'iüýga-baýdoü / thiý
\tr straight / you tell me / I wish / . / And then / I ignored you «pl.» / and «pl.» / / you
\rf jod 1891:101.7

\op oüthoüýtha'iüýgai / eýgoü / weýthigthoü / wiüý / uýdoü / anaý'oü / koüýbtha / ha.
\tr you «pl.» ignored me / as / plan / one / good / I hear it / I wish / .
\rf jod 1891:101.8

\op Hehaýka / Maýni.
\tr Elk / Walks.
\rf jod 1891:101.9

\ti @{Tenuýga-ziý} to the Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs (R.V. Belt).

\op Itiýgoüthaiý / zhiüýga / niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü / weýthagishniýgthoü / niükeý, / shoüý
\tr Grandfather / small / Indian / you decide for them, your own / you who «sit». / at any rate
\rf jod 1891:102.1

\op oüýbatheý / goü / iýe / noüýba / na'oüýwikitheý / te. / Niýkashiüýga / wiüý
\tr this day / so «?» / word / two / I cause you to hear / will. / Person / one
\rf jod 1891:102.2

\op ikaýgeaýthe / haý. / Mr. Dorsey / wathiýtoüoüýkith / 'iýthe / goüý / iüýboü
\tr I have him for a friend / . / Mr. Dorsey / to cause me to work / promised / as / called me
\rf jod 1891:102.3

\op eýgoü / atiý / ha. / Ki / piýtateýdi / niýkashiüýga / amaý / unoüýshtoü / &depot
\tr as / I have come / . / And / when I was about to start hither / Indian / the «pl.» / stopping place / depot
\rf jod 1891:102.4

\op teýdi teýdi / aýhigiýxti / oüthoüýwoühe / atiý / Poüýka / amaý. / Ki / iýe / wiüý / uwiýbtha
\tr at the / very many / following close behind me / they came / ponka / the «pl. sub.» / / And / word / one / I tell you
\rf jod 1891:102.5

\op te, / aiý / Poüýka / amaý. / Naý, / Itiýgoüthaiý / thiükeýdi / shiý / te / iýe / wiüý
\tr shall, / said / Ponka / the «pl. sub.» / «Intj.» see here! «?» / Grandfather / to the «st. ob.» / you reach there / when / word / one
\rf jod 1891:102.6

\op utheýna / te / haý. / Mazhoüý / thoü / theýthoü / teýska / uwaý'oüsi-noüýi / eýdegoü
\tr you tell to him / shall / . / Land / the plsce / this place «ob.» / cattle / / they often leap «on it» / but «&or as in the past»
\rf jod 1891:102.7

\op weýtexi / chaýbai. / Ki / noüýkuýge / gtheýba-saýtoü / oüthoüýthiüwiüýi / mazhoüý
\tr difficult for us / it is very. / And / only / box / sixty / we have bought it with / / land
\rf jod 1891:102.8

\op thoü, / oüguýtai / mazhoüý / thoü. / Ki / zhoüthiýnoüge-'oüýsagi / mazhoüý / thoü / aýnoügai.
\tr the place «ob.», / it is ours / land / the place «ob.» / And / wagon / swift / land / / the place «ob.» / runs on
\rf jod 1891:103.1

\op Ugthaýdiü / te / siý / gtheýbahiýwiü / oüýguoüý'ii: / kuýge / wiüý / ki / eýdi
\tr Width / the «ob.» / foot / one hundred / we lent them: «?» / box / one / and / there
\rf jod 1891:103.2

\op gtheýbahiýwiü / peýthoüba / wa'iýi / ha, / uýwaweýshi. / Ki / waýxe / aýzhi / amaý / oklahoma
\tr hundred / seven / were given to us / , / pay to the tribe. / And / white people / / different / the «pl. sub.» / Oklahoma
\rf jod 1891:103.3

\op etaýtoü / teýska-maý / wa'iüý / agiýi / te / Poüýka / mazhoüýadi / uýbaxpaýthai
\tr from / the cattle / carrying «in the cars» / were returning / the / Ponka / / on the land / they push them and make them fall
\rf jod 1891:103.4

\op t'?e-maý. / Mazhoüý / thoü / piýazhi / heýgazhi, / tigoüýha, / wegaýxai. / Mazhoüý
\tr the dead ones. / Land / the / bad / exceedingly, / O grandfather, / / they have made it for us. / Land
\rf jod 1891:103.5

\op thoü / bthuýga / waxwiüý. / Ki / naý / ithaýdithaiý / wiüý / woüýgathiü. / Ki
\tr the / whole / offensive. / And / see here! «?» / agent / one we have them. / And
\rf jod 1891:103.6

\op oüýguoüwoüýgithai: "Dadiýha, / mazhoüý / thoü / piýazhi / heýgazhi / waýxai,"
\tr we told it to them: / O father, / land / the «ob.» / bad / very / made us,
\rf jod 1891:103.7

\op oüthoüýi / thoüýzha / ithaýdithaiý / akaý / uaýwagikoüý / shtewoü-baýzhi. / Aýdoü
\tr we said / though / agent / the «sub.» / helped us / at least / not. / Thereford
\rf jod 1891:103.8

\op niýkashiüýga / oüýgathiü / oüguýkikiaiý / eýgoü, / "Itiýgoüthaiý / &Commissioner
\tr people / who mv. / we talked together / as, / Grandfather / Commissioner
\rf jod 1891:103.9

\op thiükeý / uiýtha / shteýshte / uýdoü / ha," / oüthoüýi / eýgoü, / moüýzeska / utheýwiüoükithaiý,
\tr the «st. ob.» / to tell him / at any rate «?» / good /  / we said / as, / money / / we collected,
\rf jod 1891:103.10

\op gtheýbahiýwiü / noüýba / utheýwiüoükithaiý. / Ki / iýhuoüýthitha-baýzhi
\tr hundred / two / we collected, / And / not consulting you
\rf jod 1891:103.11

\op thidoüýbe / taiý / te / giýtexi / eýgoü / uwiýbtha / te, / aiý, / theýgoü / aiý / ki.
\tr to see you / will / the / difficult for one / as / I tell you / shall, / they said, / thus / I have come / when.
\rf jod 1891:103.12

\op Moüýzeska / iýnoüge / te / oüguýtai / ha. / Eýskana / niýkashiüýga / noübaýxchi
\tr Money / "for rolling" / the «col. ob.» / is ours / . / Oh that / person / two just
\rf jod 1891:103.13

\op tiý / koübtheýgoü, / uaýwagikoüý / koüý / ebtheýgoü. / Mazhoüý / thoü,
\tr come hither / I hope, / to help us / I hope. / Land / the place «ob.»
\rf jod 1891:103.14

\op tigoüýha, / teýska / amaý / uwaý'oüsi-noü shoüýshoüi / ha, / aýdoü / 'iýthe / iüwiüýgoüthaiý
\tr O grandfather, / cattle / the «pl. sub.» / they are always leaping «on it» / , / / therefore / to speak about it / we wish them
\rf jod 1891:103.15

\op ha / niýkashiüýga / bthuýga. / Eýskana / weýagithiwagaýzu / koüýoüthoüýthai.
\tr . / people / all. / O that / to straighten our affairs for us / we hope.
\rf jod 1891:103.16

\op ... / Edaýdoü / edeýshe / tha'eýwathaýthe / iýnigthoüý / ki / eýskana
\tr ... / What / you say something / you pity su / you decide / when / Oh that
\rf jod 1891:103.17

\op uxtheýxchi / moüýze / uthaýtiü-doüý / Poüýka / thoükaýta / uýwathaginaý / theýthathe
\tr very soon / iron / you hit it when / ponka / to them / you tell them / you send
\rf jod 1891:103.18

\op koüý / ebtheýgoü. / (Wiýshti / moüýze / uaýtiü-doüý / uaýwagiýbtha theýathe taý
\tr I hope. / (I too / iron / I hit it when / I tell them / I will
\rf jod 1891:103.19

\op miüke.) (Poüýka / moüýzeskaý / te / 'iaýthe / koüýbtha.) Hau. / Iýe / wiüý,
\tr send.) / (Ponka / money / the / I speak about / I wish.) /  / Word / one,
\rf jod 1891:104.1

\op tigoüýha, / aýzhi / shi / uwiýbtha taý miüke. / Poüýka / niýkagaýhi / amaý,
\tr O grandfather, / different / again / I will tell you. / Ponka / chief / the «pl. sub.»
\rf jod 1891:104.2

\op tigoüýha, / theýthu / atiýi / te. / Ki / uýwathakieý / goü / geýwathaýgeshe: / "Mazhoüý
\tr O grandfather, / here / they came / «past sign» . / And / you talked to them / and / / you said as follows to them: / " land
\rf jod 1891:104.3

\op uthaýgthiü / thoüý / eýdi / thagthiüý taiteý. / Wakiýgthitoüýi-ga. / Tiý / kikaýxai-ga,"
\tr you sit in / the place «ob.» / there / you «pl.» / shall sit. / Work for yourselves. / House / make for yourselves,
\rf jod 1891:104.4

\op esheý / te. / " Tiý / thakiýgthasaiý / te / kikaýxai-ga. / Eýgithe
\tr you said / «past sign». / " House / you cut for yourselves with axes / when / make for yourselves. / At length
\rf jod 1891:104.5

\op waweýshi / niýze taiteý," / esheý / te. / "Ki / wanaýgthe / shoüýge / washkoüýtoüga
\tr pay / you shall receive, / you said / «past sign». / And domestic animal / horse / strong
\rf jod 1891:104.6

\op waýniü-maýshe, / toüýde / thituýbai-ga. / Toüýde / weýgoüze / wiüý / moüýzeska
\tr you who have them, / ground / work it fine. / Ground / measure / one / money
\rf jod 1891:104.7

\op noüýba / iýthithaýwa taiý," / esheý / te. / "Weýgoüze / gtheýba / niýtube / ki,
\tr two / shall be reckoned for you, / you said / «past sign». / Measure / ten / you work fine / if,
\rf jod 1891:104.8

\op gtheýba-noüýba / niýze taiý," / esheý te. / Ki / niýkashiüýga / miükeý, / theý
\tr twenty / you shall receive, " / you said «past sign». / And / person / I who am, / this
\rf jod 1891:104.9

\op miükeý, / tigoüýha, / oüwoüýshkoütoüýga / heýga-maýzhi. / Shoüýge / zhoü / noüýba
\tr I who am, / O grandfather, / I was strong / I was very. / Horse / wood «span» / two
\rf jod 1891:104.10

\op waýbthiü / aýdoü / oüwoüýshkoütoüýga / heýga-maýzhi, / eheý / te. / Wiý-noü
\tr I had them / therefore / I was strong / I was very, / I said / «past sign». / / I alone
\rf jod 1891:104.11

\op pahoüýga / tiý / te / agthiýshtoü, / siý / gtheýba-noüýba / ki / eýdi / duýba / uhaý
\tr first / house / the «std. ob.» / I finished mine / foot / twenty / and / there / four / length
\rf jod 1891:104.12

\op te, / ugthaýdiü / te / agthiüý-shaýpe. / Hau. / Toüýde / thoü / weýgoüze / agthiüýshaýpe
\tr the, / width / the / sixteen. /  / Ground / the part «ob.» / measure / sixteen
\rf jod 1891:104.13

\op wiýxchi / shi / akiýgthituýbe / pahoüýga. / Ki / ithaýdithaiý / akaý / oüdoüýbai
\tr I myself / again / I made it fine for myself / first. / And / agent / the «sub.» / saw me
\rf jod 1891:104.14

\op te / xtoüýthe / heýga-baýzhi, / oüwoüýsisiýge, / aiý, / wathiýtoü / uýdoü, / aiý.
\tr when / he liked my / exceedingly, / I was active, / he said, / work / good, / he said.
\rf jod 1891:104.15

\op Ithaýdithaiý / akaý / iýe / wiüý / eýgithoü: / "&Little &Warrior / tiý / wiüý / theýshkaxe
\tr Agent / the «sub.» / word / one / said to «me»: / "Little Warrior / house / one / you make for him
\rf jod 1891:104.16

\op taiý. / Niýshtoü / ki, / moüýzeska / agthiüý / saýtoü / niýze / te / haý," / aiý
\tr shall. / You finish it / when, / money / fifteen / you receive it / shall / ." / he said.
\rf jod 1891:104.17

\op Eýgoü / shi / iýe / wiüý / eýgithoü / piý / te. / "Mazhoüý / thoüý / weýgoüze / gtheýba
\tr So / again / word / one / he said to «me» / I reached there / when. / "Land / the part «ob.» / measure / ten
\rf jod 1891:104.18

\op theýnituýbe / te / haý," / aiý. / Goüý / paýxe / gethoüý / shi / bthiýshtoü / ha.
\tr you make fine for him / please / , / he said. / And / I made / the things in the past / again / I finished / .
\rf jod 1891:104.19

\op Moüýzeska / gtheýba-noüýba / shi / oü'iýi. / Ki / shiý / eýgithe / iýe / wiüý / eýgithoü
\tr Money / twenty / again / he gave to me. / And / again / at length / word / one / he said to «me»
\rf jod 1891:105.1

\op ithaýdithaiý / akaý: "&Macdonald / mazhoüý / weýgoüze / gtheýba / iütheýnituýbel
\tr agent / the «sub.»: / Macdonald / land / measure / ten / you make fine for me
\rf jod 1891:105.2

\op te / haý," / aiý akaý / ithaýdithaiý / akaý. / Eýdi / piý / eýgoü / paýxe / ha.
\tr please / , / was saying / agent / the «sub.» / There / I reached / as / I made it / .
\rf jod 1891:105.3

\op Bthiýshtoü / ki, / shoüýge / akaý / uzheýtha-baýzhi / shoüýakaý / washkoüýtoügaiý.
\tr I finished / when, / horse / the «col. sub.» / were not weary / then, but would be so later / were strong.
\rf jod 1891:105.4

\op Shoüýge / akaý / washkoüýtoüga / ushteý-xti / goüý / weýgoüze / saýtoü / wiýxchi
\tr horse / the «col. sub.» / strong / remained exceedingly / as / measure / five / I myself
\rf jod 1891:105.5

\op ithaýkigthiýgthoü / akiýpaxe. / Hau, / Itiýgoüthaiý-a! / Agthiüý-saýtoü / bthiýshtoü
\tr deciding for myself / I made for myself. / ho, / O thou whom they call grandfather! Fifteen / I finished
\rf jod 1891:105.6

\op goüý / eýdi / piý / eýgoü / ithaýdithaiý / akaý / "Moüýzeska / teý / xaýtha gtheýathe
\tr as / there / I arrived / as agent / the «sub.» / Money / the «ob.» / back to the starting place / I have sent back
\rf jod 1891:105.7

\op bthiýshtoü-xti-moüý," / aiý. / Poüýka / akaý / &Macdonald / akaý / shoüýge
\tr I have already finished, / he said. / Ponka / the «sub.» / Macdonald / the «sub.» / horse
\rf jod 1891:105.8

\op waweýshi / eweýna-noü-moüý. / "Itiýgoüthaiý / akaý / ithaýdithaiý / eýthoüba
\tr pay / I asked for them often. / President / the «sub.» / agent / he too
\rf jod 1891:105.9

\op waweýshi / weýna-ga," / iüthiüýge-noüýi. / Ki / shoüýge / wathiýtoüawaýkitheý-ma
\tr pay / ask from them, / he said to me often. / And / horse those that I caused to work
\rf jod 1891:105.10

\op duýba / wiüý / shtewoüý / gaskiý iüýt'?e, / t'?eýagitheý, / aýdoü / noüýde
\tr four / one / even / mine nearly died from shortness of breath, / I killed my own / therefore / heart
\rf jod 1891:105.11

\op iüýtha-maýzhi / shoüýshoü, / goüý / uwiýbtha / oüýbatheý.
\tr I am sad / always, / so / I tell you / this day.
\rf jod 1891:105.12

\ti @{Tenuýga-ziý} to Macdonald
\dt May 16, 1889

\op Tigoüýha, / wabaýgtheze / tioüýthakitheý / thoü / bthiýze. / Shiüýgazhiüýga
\tr O grandfather, / letter / you sent hither to me / the «ob.» / I have received it. / Child
\rf jod 1891:107.1

\op wiwiýta / thoükaý / nieý / thiügeý-xti / esheý / uýna, / iüýthe-xti-moüý. / Ki
\tr my / the ones who / pain / have none at all / you say / you tell about them, / I am very glad. / And
\rf jod 1891:107.2

\op piý tateýdi / iýe / wiüý / eýgishe: / awaýshkoü / te, / esheý, / Itigoüthaiý / thiükeýdi.
\tr when I was about to start / word / one / you said to «me»: / I do my best / will, / you said, / Grandfather, / at the «st. ob.»
\rf jod 1891:107.3

\op Ki / aýdoü / niýkashiüýga / noüýba / theýthoüka, / &Dorsey / &Frank / eýthoüba
\tr and / therefore / person / two / these, / Dorsey / Frank / he too
\rf jod 1891:108.1

\op washkoüý / heýgazhi / zhuaýwagthe. / Hau. / Itiýgoüthaiý / akeý / &Commissioner
\tr perservering / exceedingly / I am with them. /  / Grandfather / the «sub.» / Commissioner
\rf jod 1891:108.2

\op akaý / uaýwakieý. / Edaýdoü / Poüýka / mazhoüý / weýtexi / gethoüý / uaýwagiýbtha.
\tr the «sub.» / I talked with them / what / ponka / land / difficult for us / the objects in the past / I told to them
\rf jod 1891:108.3

\op Shoüý / wathaýshtoübe / niýkagahiý-ma / thiýdoübe / goüthaý-xti-oüýi,
\tr And / you see them «?» / the chiefs / to see you / they have a strong desire,
\rf jod 1891:108.4

\op eheý / uaýwagiýbtha. / Shoüý / iýe / aýhigiý-xti / Itiýgoüthaiý / thiükeý / uaýkie.
\tr I said / I told to them. / And / word / very many / Grandfather / the «st. ob.» / I talked to him.
\rf jod 1891:108.5

\op Shoü, / mazhoüý / thoüýdi / teýska / shti / uwaý'oüsi-noüýi / eýgoü / ge / bthuýga-xti
\tr And, / land / in the cattle / too / they leap often / as / the «pl. in. ob.» / all
\rf jod 1891:108.6

\op uaýwagiýbtha. / Itiýgoüthaiý / aiaý / &Commissioner / akaý / eýgithoüýi: / Shagtheý
\tr I told to them. / Grandfather / the «sub.» / Commissioner / the «sub.» / said it to «me»: / I start back to you
\rf jod 1891:108.7

\op tediýhi tediýhi ki, / niýkashiüýga / zhuaýgthe / shakiý taý miüke, / Itiýgoüthaiý / zhiüýga
\tr by the time that / man / I with him / I will reach there again where you are, / Grandfather / small
\rf jod 1891:108.8

\op wiüý. / Shoüý / niýkashiüýga-maýshe, / weýthigthoü / gaýxe / gthiüýi-ga, / uthuýdoübe
\tr one. / And / O ye people, / plan / making / sit ye, / considering
\rf jod 1891:108.9

\op gthiüýi-ga! / Weýthigthoüý / uneý / gthiüýi-ga! / "Itiýgoüthaiý / zhiüýga / shuhiý
\tr sit ye! / Plan / seeking / sit ye! / "Grandfather / small / reaches you
\rf jod 1891:108.10

\op tediýhi ki, / edaýdoü / weýtexi / gethoüý / bthuýgaxti / utheýna / taiý," / aiý
\tr by the time that, / what / hard for us / the objects, in the past, / all / you tell to him / will, / said
\rf jod 1891:108.11

\op &Commissioner / akaý. / Shoüý / &Commissioner / akaý / niýkashiüýga / iüýudoüýxti-oüýi,
\tr Commissioner / the «sub.» / And / Commissioner / the «sub.» / person / very good to me,
\rf jod 1891:108.12

\op oüýthe-xchi-oüýi / oüwoüýkie-noüýi. / Shoüý / oüýba / aýnaxchi
\tr very gently / talked to me regularly. / And / day / about how
\rf jod 1891:108.13

\op eýgoü / ki / shi / &Commissioner / thiükeýta / btheýtaý miüke, / shi / uaýkie
\tr many / when / again / Commissioner / to the «st. ob.» / I will go, / again / I will
\rf jod 1891:108.14

\op taýmiüke. / Shoüý / niýkashiüýga / theýthiü / &Daýsi / iüwiükoü / heýgazhi
\tr talk to him. / And / person / this «mv. ob.» / Dorsey / helped me / exceedingly
\rf jod 1891:108.15

\op egoüý, / shiý / uxtheýxchi / toüýbe taý miüke / Itiýgoüthaiý / zhiüýga / thiükeý.
\tr as, / again / very soon / I will see him / Grandfather / small / the «st. ob.»
\rf jod 1891:108.16

\op Wabaýgtheze / shuhiý / tediýhi / ki, / ithaýdithaiý / thiükeý / doüýbe / eýkoübtha.
\tr Letter / reaches you / by the time / that, / agent / the «st. ob.» / to see it / I wish for him.
\rf jod 1891:108.17

\op Ediýhi ki, / waýgazu / uthaý / tai. / Poüýka / bthuýga / shti / na'oüý / eweýkoübtha.
\tr In that event, / straight / he tell it / will. / Ponka / all / too / to hear it / I wish for them.
\rf jod 1891:108.18

\ti George Miller to His Wife
\dt September 27, 1889

\op Iüýudoüý-xti-moüý. / Nieý / oüýthiüge-xti-moüý. / Shoüý / thiýshti / eýgizhoüýi
\tr «I find» it very good for me. / Pain / I have none at all. / And / you too / you do so «pl.»
\rf jod 1891:110.1

\op koüýebtheýgoü / ha, / woüýgitheý-xti, / thiaýdi / shtewoüý / thitiýnu / shtewoüý
\tr I hope / , / all. / your father / even / your elder brother / even
\rf jod 1891:110.2

\op eýgoüi / koüý ebtheýgoü. / Pahoüýga / atiý / tedi / eýgoü / waxiüýha / wiüý
\tr they are so / I hope. / Before / I came to this house / when / so / paper / one
\rf jod 1891:110.3

\op shugtheýwikitheý. / Waxiüýha / shtewoüý / tioüýthakithaýzhi. / Shiüýgazhiüýga-ma
\tr I sent back to you by some one. / Paper / even / you have not sent hither to me . / The children «pl. ob.»
\rf jod 1891:110.4

\op oüýba / ithaýugtheý-xti / awaýgisiýthe-noü-moüý, / awaýginaý'oü / koüýbtha,
\tr day / throughout / I am even thinking of them, my own, / I hear about them, my own / I wish,
\rf jod 1891:110.5

\op shoüý / e'oüýi iüteý. / Shiüýgazhiüýga-ma / eý-i / goüý / uaýgashoüý / edaýdoü
\tr that is / how they may be. / The children «pl. ob.» / they are the ones / as / I travel / what
\rf jod 1891:110.6

\op shteýshtewoü / uaýwagikeýt'oü / koüýebtheýgoü / goüý / uaýgashoüý. / Shi / thiýshti
\tr soever / I acquire for them, my own, / I hope. / as I travel. / Again / you too
\rf jod 1891:110.7

\op e'oüý / ebtheýgoü / te / eneýgoü / koüý ebtheýgoü. / Shoüý / wioüýbtha / pi / te / thiýtexi
\tr how / I think it / the / you think it / I hope. / Now / I left you / I was coming hither / the / hard for you
\rf jod 1891:110.8

\op te / ithaýpahoü-xti-moüý / thoüýzha, / shoü / theý / iýe / uwiýbtha / ge / siýtha-ga. / Shoüý
\tr the / I know it very well / though, / yet / this / word / I tell you / the «pl. in. ob.» / remember. / And
\rf jod 1891:110.9

\op thitiýnu / uthiýkoüi / te / noüýde / iüthiüýudoüý-xti / piý / thoüýzha, / iüýchoü / e'oüýi
\tr your elder brother / he helped you / when / heart / very good for mine / I was coming hither / though, / now / how he
\rf jod 1891:110.10

\op eýiüte / iüwiüýthana / teý. / Shoüý / Umoüýhoü-maý / shti / e'oüýi eýiüte / awaýna'oü
\tr may be / you tell me / please. / And / the Omaha «pl. ob.» / too / how they may be / I hear about them
\rf jod 1891:110.11

\op koüýbtha. / Miü / theý / sheýna / ki, / shoüý / moüýzeska / saýtoü / shteýshte
\tr I wish. / Moon / this / enough / when, / at any rate / money / five / about «?»
\rf jod 1891:110.12

\op shugtheýwiditheý / taý / miüke. / Washkoüý-ga / haý. / Aýwateýgoü / uýdoü
\tr I send home to you / will / I who. / Do your best / ! / In what manner / good
\rf jod 1891:110.13

\op eteýgoü / eýgoü / gaýxe / goüýtha-ga / haý. / Wahaýba / ke / thisaýzhi / shteýshtewoü
\tr apt / so / to do / desire thou / ! / Ears of corn / the «ob.» / not pulled off / even if
\rf jod 1891:110.14

\op e'oüý / thiügeý. / Ki / shoüý / uthiýkoü / that'oü / / kiýshte / juýba / thiseýwakithaý-ga.
\tr what is the matter / there is none / and / at any rate / to help you / you have / if / some / cause them to pull off.
\rf jod 1891:110.15

\op Thoüýzha / thiý / waniýtoüxtiaýzhi / koüýbtheýgoü. / Shiüýgazhiüýga-ma / waýthagikihiýde
\tr Though / you / you do not work hard / I hope. / The children «pl. ob.» / you attend to them, your own
\rf jod 1891:110.16

\op koüýebtheýgoü. / Wahaýba / ke / weýthiüwiü / zhuýazhi / shteýshtewoü,
\tr I hope. / Ears of corn / the «ob.» / to sell / inferior / notwithstanding,
\rf jod 1891:110.17

\op shoüý / goüý / thiýtexi / ki, / weýthiüwiüý-ga. / Moüýzeska / thizeý / te / wasniüýde
\tr still / so / it is hard for you / if, / sell it. / Money / to take it / the / delay
\rf jod 1891:111.1

\op tateý / ebtheýgoü / ha, / aýdoü / wagaýxe / thizeý-xti-aýzhi-ga. / Shoüýge-maý
\tr will surely / I think it / , / therefore / on credit / do not take much. / The horses «pl. ob.»
\rf jod 1891:111.2

\op shti / e'oüýi eýiüte, / shoüýge / gtheýzhe / wahiýthage / thoüýshti / e'oüý / a, / giniý
\tr too / how they are, / horse / spotted / lame / formerly / how is it / «?» / recovered
\rf jod 1891:111.3

\op doüýshteoüý / e'oüý / a. / Shi / thiýtexiýxti / kiýshte / iüwiüýtha / iýtha-ga.
\tr perhaps / how is it / ? / Again / you have a very hard time. / if / to tell me / send hither.
\rf jod 1891:111.4

\ti George Miller to His Wife
\dt October 7, 1889

\op Waxiüýha / thoü / oüýbatheý / bthiýze / ha. / Shoü / iüýthe-xti-moüý / ha, / goüý
\tr Paper / the «ob.» / to-day / I have taken it / . / And / I am very glad / , / as
\rf jod 1891:112.1

\op winaý'oüi te. / Goüý / niýashiüýga / amaý / iýai / shteýshtewoü, / waýna'oüýzhi-ga.
\tr I have heard from you «pl.» / And / people / the «pl. sub.» / they have spoken / notwithstanding, / do not listen to them.
\rf jod 1891:112.2

\op Shiüýgazhiüýga / thoükaý / waýkihiýda-ga. / Eýshti / zhuýga / ukoüýadiýi / ha,
\tr Children / the ones who / attend to them. / They too / body / they are apart / ,
\rf jod 1891:112.3

\op goü / etaiý / te / aýgikihiýde taiý; / shi / wiýshti / zhuýga / ukoüýadi / bthiüý.
\tr and / their / the «pl. in. ob.» / let them attend to their own; / again / I too / body / apart / I am.
\rf jod 1891:112.4

\op Thiýadi, / thitiýnu, / thizhoüýthe / shti / aýwawaýka-maýzhi, / weýdazhi-ma / aýwawaýke,
\tr Your father, / your elder brother, / your elder sister, / too / I do not mean them, / those who are elsewhere «pl. ob.» / I mean them,
\rf jod 1891:112.5

\op 'ioüýtha-bi / esheý-ma. / Oüýba / waxuýbe / aýma / teýdi / moüýzeska / saýtoü
\tr that they talked about me / those whom you said «pl. ob.» / Day / mysterious / other one / on the / money / five
\rf jod 1891:112.6

\op shugtheýwikitheý. / Niüýdahoü / thizeý / ashiý, / niýze / ki, / iüwiüýth iýtha-ga.
\tr I sent home to you. / Philip Stabler / to take it / I asked him to do it / you get it / when, / to tell me / send hither.
\rf jod 1891:112.7

\op Iüýtha-maýzhi / heýga-maýzhi / shoüýge-ma / thiý / wathaýkihiýde / esheý / ki. / &robert
\tr I was sad / I-not a little / the horses «pl. ob.» / you / you attended to them / you said / when. / robert
\rf jod 1891:112.8

\op &Michhell / uiýtha-ga / ha: / zhuýthigthe / gthiüý / tai / shoü / ge-ma / waýkihiýde
\tr Mitchell / tell it to him / ! / with you / he sit / will / the horses «pl. ob.» / he attended to them
\rf jod 1891:112.9

\op teý. / Iýnahiüý / ki, / iüwiüýtha / iýtha-ga. / &tom / wahaýba / thiseý / shiý-ga.
\tr will. / He agrees / if, / to tell me / send hither. / Thomas Baxter / ears of corn / to pull off / employ him.
\rf jod 1891:112.10

\op E'oüý / iýkigthaýwa / shteýshtewoüý / iýnahiüý-ga. / ... Shi / thiýudoüýzhi
\tr How / he reckons himself / notwithstanding / be willing. / ... Again / not good for you
\rf jod 1891:112.11

\op kiýshte, / goüý / waýgazu / iüwiüýtha-ga. / Thoüýzha / uxtheýxchi / shakiý tateý,
\tr if, / so / straight / tell me. / Though / very soon / I shall reach you again
\rf jod 1891:112.12

\op eýgithe / edaýdoü / shte / wiüý / abthiüý / shakiý-mazhi / teý. / Zhuýgthe / gthiüý / thithiüýge
\tr beware / what / even / one / I have / I do not reach you again / lest. / With / to sit you have none
\rf jod 1891:112.13

\op kiýshte, / thiýadi / thihoüý / doüýshte / sheýnoüba / zhuýthigthe / gthiüý / etaiý ki.
\tr if, / your father / your mother / too, perhaps / those two / with you / to sit / they ought,
\rf jod 1891:112.14

\op Tiýha / te / thiüwiüý-ga / haý. / Miü / theý / sheýna / ki, / moüýzeska / gtheýba
\tr Tentskin / the / buy it / ! / Moon / this / enough / when, / money / ten
\rf jod 1891:112.15

\op shugtheýwikitheý / taý / miüke. / Aýhigi / shugtheýathe / ta / teý / noüýape, / / eýgithe
\tr I send home to you / will / I who. / Much / I send home / will / the / I fear it, / beware
\rf jod 1891:112.16

\op uxpaýthe / te. / Kaxeý-giýoü / eaýtoü / xaýtha / kiýi / a. / Edaýdoü / eýwoü te
\tr it gets lost / lest. / Flying Crow / why / back again / he has reached home / ! / What / caused it / the
\rf jod 1891:112.17

\op waýgazu / anaý'oü / koüýbtha. / Shtoüýbe / ki, / waiüýbaxu / aýgazhi-ga.
\tr straight / I hear it / I wish. / You see him / if, / to write to me / command him.
\rf jod 1891:112.18

\op Miüýzhiüga / wakeýga / te / iüýtha-maýzhi / thoüýzha, / giniý / te / uýdoü / ha.
\tr girl / sick / the / I was sad / though, / she has recovered / the good / .
\rf jod 1891:113.1

\op Shiüýgazhiüýga-ma / oüýb-ithaýugtheýxti / awaýginaý'oü / koüýbtha. / Waxiüýha
\tr The children «pl. ob.» / throughout the day / I hear about them, my own / I wish. / Paper
\rf jod 1891:113.2

\op thoü / tioüýthakithaýzhi / kaýshi: / eaýtoü / eýdoü / ebtheýgoü, / kuýahe-noü-moüý / ha.
\tr the / you have not sent hither to me / for a long time: / why /  «in soliloquy»! / I think, / I am uaually apprehensive / .
\rf jod 1891:113.3

\op Oüýba / waxuýbe / g(e) / iýthawaýxti / shiüýgazhiüýga-ma / awaýginaý'oü
\tr Day / mysterious / the «pl. in. ob.» / each one / the children «pl. ob.» / I hear about them my own
\rf jod 1891:113.4

\op koüýbtha / ha.
\tr I wish / .
\rf jod 1891:113.5

\ti George Miller to Mark Cleveland, Ponca, Ind. T
\dt October 15, 1889

\op Oüýbatheý / iýe / dzhuýbaxchi / wiýpaxu / taýmiüke, / kageýha. / Umoüýthiüka
\tr To-day / word / very few / I write to you / will / I who, / O friend. / Season
\rf jod 1891:114.1

\op theýthuaýdi / witoüýbe / te / ebtheýgoü, / eheý-de / bthiý'a. / Theýthuaýdi
\tr at this / I see you / will / I think, / I said, but / I have failed. / At this
\rf jod 1891:114.2

\op Itiýgoüthaiý / mazhoüý / thoüýdi / atiý / ha. / Iüýtoü / miüý / wiüý / aýkihoü / bthiüý.
\tr Grandfather / land / at the / I have come / . / Now / moon / one / beyond / I am
\rf jod 1891:114.3

\op Ki / Poüýka / amaý. / Uamoüýhoü-ma / waýxe-gaýxe-ma / wiüý / Poüýka
\tr And / Ponka / the «pl. sub.» / the Omaha «pl. ob.» / those living as white men / one / Ponka
\rf jod 1891:114.4

\op mazhoüý / thoüýdi / hiý / ki, / gashiýbe / oüýtha / 'iýthe / hiýthai / ha. / Ki
\tr land / at the / arrived / when, / outside / to leave him / spoke of it / was caused to reach there / . / And
\rf jod 1891:114.5

\op shoüý / iýe / te / anaý'oü / thoüýzha, / shubtheý-xti-moüý / kiýzhi, / Thaýsi / akaý / iüýboüi
\tr so / word / the / I heard it / though, / I was going to you at once / when, / Dorsey / the «sub.» / he called to me
\rf jod 1891:114.6

\op eýgoü / atiý / ha. / Thoüýzha / ikaýge / wiwiýta / amaý / shatheý / 'ithaiý / ki, / / piý / ha.
\tr as / I came hither / . / Though / his friend / my own / the «pl. sub.» / to go to you / spoke of it / when, / I was coming hither / .
\rf jod 1891:114.7

\op Ki / shuthaý-biam / eýdegoü / shoüý / wiüý / uýshkoü / zhuýazhi / gaýxai / te / aýdoü
\tr And / it was said that they had gone to see you / but / yet / one / deed / wrong / did / the past act / therefore
\rf jod 1891:114.8

\op xaýtha / waýthiü / akiý-biamaý, / waxiüýha / tioüýkithaiý. / Mazhoüý / thoü / bthuýgaxti
\tr back again / having them / they reached home, they say, / paper / was sent hither to me. / Land / the / all
\rf jod 1891:114.9

\op niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü / oüýgathiüý / waýxe / oügaýxe toüýgathiü / ha,
\tr indian / we who move / white man / we will act as we move / ,
\rf jod 1891:114.10

\op waýxexti / oüýthiü-baýzhi / shteýshtewoü, / waýxe-ma / wathiýtoüýi / te / eaýwagoüýi
\tr real white men / we are not / notwithstanding, / the white men / they work / the / we are so
\rf jod 1891:114.11

\op tediý-noü / weýudoü / oümoüýthiü taiýte. / Ki / shoüý / niýkashiüýga ukeýthiü
\tr only then / good for us / we shall walk. / And / yet / Indian
\rf jod 1891:114.12

\op oüýgathin / shoüý / wiüý / oükitoübaiý / teýdi / shoüý / edaýdoü / shteýshtewoü
\tr we who move / yet / one / we see one another / when / yet / what / soever
\rf jod 1891:114.13

\op oükiýkaxe eýtai. / Wikaýge / amaý / woüýgithe / waýxe / gaýxai / thoüýzha, / shoüý
\tr we ought to do for one another / my friend / the «pl. sub.» / all / white man / they act / though, / yet
\rf jod 1891:114.14

\op ukiýt'e-ma / wiüý / doüýbai / teýdi / edaýdoü / giaýxe / goüýthai / ki / giaýxenoüýi.
\tr the nations «pl. ob.» / one / they see him / when / what / to do for him / they wish / when / they usually do it for him.
\rf jod 1891:114.15

\op Shoü / e'oüý / niü / kiý, / winaý'oü / koüýbtha. / Shoüý / Tenuýga-ziý / shti,
\tr And / how / you are / if, / I hear from you / I wish. / And / @{Tenuýga-ziý} / too,
\rf jod 1891:114.16

\op anaý'oü / koüýbtha. / Sheýna / uwiýbtha.
\tr I hear about him / I wish. / Enough / I tell you.
\rf jod 1891:114.17

\ti George Miller to His Wife
\dt October 18, 1889

\op Shoüý / waxiüýha / thoü / bthiýze / ha, / hoüýegoüýcheaýdi. / Iüýthexti-moüý / ha,
\tr And / paper / the / I took it / , / this morning «past time». / I am very glad / ,
\rf jod 1891:115.1

\op nieý / thithiüýgai / ki. / Wiýshti / nioüýthiügeý-xti-moüý / ha. / Shiüýgazhiüýga
\tr pain / you have none / if. / I too / I have no pain whatever / . / Children
\rf jod 1891:115.2

\op thoükaý / wiüý / sabaýzhi / nieý / t'oüý / ki, / piýazhi / ki, / moüýze / ke / utiüý / iýtha-ga.
\tr the ones who / one / suddenly / pain / has / if, / bad / if, / metal / the «lg. ob.» / hitting / send hither,
\rf jod 1891:115.3

\op Theýthuaýdi / tiýtha-ga. / Oüýb-ithaýugthe / eýdi / atiý-noü-moüý, / unoüýshtoü
\tr To this place / send hither. / Every day / here / I usually come, / stopping place
\rf jod 1891:115.4

\op teýdi. / Thaýsi / akaý / eýdi / gthiüýi / ha. / Ithaýugtheýxti / paýze / hiý / teýdi
\tr to the. / Dorsey / the «sub.» / there / he sits / . / Every «time» / afternoon / arrives / when
\rf jod 1891:115.5

\op Itiýgoüthaiý / tiýithoütaý / agtheý-noü-moüý. / Shoüý / eýgoü-xui-aýzhi / thoüýzha,
\tr Grandfather / to the village / I usually go back. / And / not just so / though,
\rf jod 1891:115.6

\op sabeý / eýgipe / ha. / Wiýshti / shiüýgazhiüýga-ma / oüýb-ithaýugtheýxti / awaýgisiýthe.
\tr as a precaution / I said it / . / I too / the children «pl. ob.» / everyday / I remember them my own.
\rf jod 1891:115.7

\op Shoüý / &Wallace / anaý'oü-mazhiý-xti-moüý, / shoüý / eýta / btheý / tateý
\tr And / Wallace / I have not heard at all from him, / yet / thither / I go / shall
\rf jod 1891:116.1

\op shti / ithaýpahoü-maýzhi. / Sheýta / noükaýshe, / oüýb-ithaýugthe / wisiýthai. / Shoüý
\tr too / I do not know. / Yonder where you are / ye who are st., / every day / I think of you «pl.» / And
\rf jod 1891:116.2

\op iüýthe-xti-moüý / ha, / thitiýnu / uthiýkoü / te. / Shoüýge / miüýga / toüý, / &Nelly,
\tr I am very glad / , / your elder brother / helped you / the «as» / Horse / female animal / the «std. ob.», / Nelly,
\rf jod 1891:116.3

\op wathiýtoükithaýzhi-ga, / xthaý / esheý / iüwiüýthana. / Shoüý / washkoüý-ga / haý.
\tr so not cause her to work, / lean / you said / you told me. / Still, / perservere / !
\rf jod 1891:116.4

\op Uýdoü / eteýgoü / gaýxe / goüýtha-ga. / Shiüýgazhiüýga-ma / waýkihiýda-ga.
\tr Good / apt / to do / desire / the children «pl. / b.» / attend to them.
\rf jod 1891:116.5

\op Ki / Nugaý-zhiüýga / wahaýba / thiseý / uthiýkoü, / esheý, / bthaýhoü. / Uiýtha-ga
\tr And / @{Nugaý-zhiüýga} / ears of corn / to pull / helped you, / you said, / I thank him. / Tell it to him.
\rf jod 1891:116.6

\op Wahaýba / uzhiý / thiügeý / ha. / Tiý / ugthiüý / ke / wahaýba / uzhiýkithaý-ga,
\tr Ears of corn / to put them in / there is none / . / House / to sit in / the «lg. ob.» / ears of corn / cause him to fill it,
\rf jod 1891:116.7

\op shoüý / uýhoü / tiý, / wiüoüýwa / shteýshte. / Shoüý / thiý / aýwateýgoü / uýdoü / eneýgoü,
\tr and / boiling / house, / which one / soever. / And / you / how / good / you think,
\rf jod 1891:116.8

\op eýgoü / gaýxa-ga. / Moüýzeska / shugtheýwikitheý / taý / miüke, / miüý / theý
\tr so / do. / Money / I send home to you / will / I who, / moon / this
\rf jod 1891:116.9

\op sheýna / tediýhi ki. / Waxiüýha / saýbe / shkoüýna / ki, / aýzhi / uaýne / taý / miüke.
\tr enough / by that time. / paper «or cloth» / black / you wish / if, / another / I seek / will / I who.
\rf jod 1891:116.10

\op Uýdoübe / te / iüýzhu-maýzhi. / Paýze / theý / eýdi / akiý / ki, / aýna / gaýxai / te
\tr Sight «or sample» / the / I am dissatisfied with / Afternoon / this / there / I reach again / when, / how much / they make / the
\rf jod 1891:116.11

\op ithaýmaxe / taý / miüke. / Sheýna / uwiýbtha / ha, / theý. / Shi / aýzhi / wiüý / iýwimaýxe
\tr I ask a question / will / I who. / Enough / I have told you / , / this. / Again / another / one / I ask you a question
\rf jod 1891:116.12

\op teý. / Sasuý / hiüskaý / iýpithaýge / theýshkaxe / te, / eheý, / piý-maýzhi
\tr will. / Frank / bead / belt / you make for him / shall, / I said, / I had not come
\rf jod 1891:116.13

\op teýdi. / Ki / Sasuý / akaý / oüýb-ethaýugtheý-xti, / na'oüý / goüýthai. / Ki
\tr when. / and / frank / the «sub.» / every day, / to hear about it / wishes. / and
\rf jod 1891:116.14

\op wiýshti / uýiügazoüýde / wiüý / ioüýthakitheý / te, / eheý. / Ki / wiý / koüýbtha
\tr I too / woman's necklace / one / you send to me / will, / I said. / And / I / I desire it
\rf jod 1891:116.15

\op keý / niý'a / ki, / gaýxazhi-ga. / Ki / Sasuý / theýshkaxe / koübtheýgoü, / shagthaýmaýzhi
\tr the «lg. ob.» / you fail / if, / do not make it. / And Frank / you make it for him / I hope, / I do not start home to you
\rf jod 1891:116.16

\op teýdi / tiýthathe / koübtheýgoü. / Sheýna / wiýpaxu / ha. / &John / iýagikiýgthe
\tr when / you send it hither / I hope. / Enough / I write to you / . / John / I kiss him, my own
\rf jod 1891:116.17

\op shuýtheaýthe. / Thikoüý / wa'uýzhiügaý-xti / thiükeý / iýmaxaý-ga. / Ihoüý
\tr I send it to you. / Your grandmother / very old woman / the one who / ask her a question. / Her mother
\rf jod 1891:116.18

\op ke / edaýdoü / izhaýzhe / athiüý / eýiüte.
\tr the «recl. ob.» / what / her name / she had / perhaps?
\rf jod 1891:116.19

\ti George Miller to Frank Sanssouci
\dt October 19, 1889

\op Tahoüýha, / oüýbatheý / iýe / dzhuýbaxchi / wiýpaxu / taý / miüde. / Shoüý
\tr O brother-in-law / to-day / word / very few / I write to you / will / I who. / And
\rf jod 1891:118.1

\op nieý / oüthiüýge xti-moüý / Shoüý / thiýshti eýgizhoüýi / koübtheýgoü, / tiýuzhi / thiýta,
\tr pain / I have none at all. / and / you too you do so / I hope, / household / your,
\rf jod 1891:118.2

\op thiaýdi / shti. / Tahoüýha, / iüýthe-xti-moüý, / thitoüýge / utheýkoü / eý / iüwiüýtha
\tr your father / too. / O brother-in-law, / I am very glad, / your sister / you helped her / that / to tell me
\rf jod 1891:118.3

\op tiýthe, / shoüý / wiýbthahoü, / tahoüýha. / Edaýdoü / iýutha, / tahoüýha, / uwiýbtha
\tr has sent hither, / yet / I thank you, / O brother-in-law. / What / news, / O brother-in-law, / I tell you
\rf jod 1891:118.4

\op ta / teý / thiügeý. / Shoü / wiýbthahoüý / te-noüý. / Oüýb-ithaýugtheý-xti / gashiýbata
\tr will / the / there is none. / Yet / I thank you / only the. / Every day / to the outside
\rf jod 1891:118.5

\op piý-noü-moüý, / Thaýsi / etiýi / teýdi / piý-noü-moüý. / Paýze / teýdi / Itiýgoüthaiý
\tr I usually come hither, / Dorsey / his house / to the «std. ob.» / I usually come hither. / Afternoon / when / Grandfather
\rf jod 1891:118.6

\op toüýwoügthoü / thoüýdi / akiý-noü-moüý. / Sheýna, / tahoüýha, / iýe / ke / wiýpaxu.
\tr town / to the place / I usualyy reach there again. / Enough, / O brother / in-law, / word / the / I write to you.
\rf jod 1891:118.7

\op Shoüý / iýutha / daýdoü / shteýshtewoü / aniüý / ki, / iüwiüýtha / iýtha-ga.
\tr And / news / what / soever / you have / if, / to tell me / send hither
\rf jod 1891:118.8

\op Tahoüýha, / wawiýshi taý miüke / haý. / Shoüý / eýgoüxti / iütheýshkaxe
\tr O brother-in-law, / I will ask you to do something / . / And / just so / you do for me
\rf jod 1891:118.9

\op koübtheýgoü. / Takoüha-uiüý / iýmaxaý-ga. / Umoüýthiüka / wiüoüýwa
\tr I hope. / Deer-sinew ear-ring / ask him a question. / Year / which
\rf jod 1891:118.10

\op teýdi / wanaýshe / hiý / eýiüte, / baxuý / te / haý. / Wanaýshe / hiý / teýdi,
\tr in the / soldier / he went to / perhaps, / let him write it / . / Soldier / he went to / when,
\rf jod 1891:118.11

\op wanaýshe / daýda ü-madi / uiýhe / eýiüte: / &Dakota &City / toüýwoügthoü
\tr soldier / to what ones / he joined / perhaps; / dakota city / town
\rf jod 1891:118.12

\op thoüýdi / gthiüýi / teýdi / wanaýshe / nudoüýhoüga / thiükeý / shti / izhaýzhe / te;
\tr at the place / they sat / when / soldier / war captain / the one who / too / his name / the;
\rf jod 1891:118.13

\op ki / Muýda / wakeýga / teýdi / waýxe / wazeýthe / thiükeý / edaýdoü / izhaýzhe
\tr and / Muda / sick / when / white man / doctor / the one who / what / his name
\rf jod 1891:118.14

\op athiüýi / te / eýshti / ithaýpahoü / koüýbtha. / Umoüýthiüka / daýdoü / teýdi / t'?eý
\tr he had / the / that too / I know / I wish. / Year / what / when / he died
\rf jod 1891:118.15

\op iüte, / Muýda, / eýshti / baxuý te / haý, / shoüý / miüý / daýdoü / teýdi / t'?eý / iüte.
\tr perhaps, / Muda, / that too / let him write it / , / and / moon / what / when / he died / perhaps.
\rf jod 1891:118.16

\op Muýda / uýshkoü / etaý / ke / pahoüýga / e'oüý / iýbahoü / ke / baxuýte / haý.
\tr Muda / deed / his / the / before / how / he knew / the / let him write it / .
\rf jod 1891:118.17

\op Ki / shi / uýshkoü / Takoüýha-uiüý / etaý / ke / shi / ukoüýha / baxuý te / haý
\tr And / again / deed / Deer-sinew ear-ring / his / the / again / apart / let him write it / 
\rf jod 1891:118.18

\op Eýgithe / iýkithiýbthoü / gaýxe teý. / Bthiý'a taý miüke / thoüýzha, / shoüý / tiý / moüýte
\tr Beware / mixed / he make it / lest. / I shall fail / though, / yet / house / inside
\rf jod 1891:119.1

\op ithaýmaxe / eýdi / btheý / koüýbtha. / Waxiüýha / iýthe / ki, / theýthu / tiýthe te / haý.
\tr I ask a question / thither / I go / I wish. / Paper / is sent / if, / here / let it be sent / .
\rf jod 1891:119.2

\op Shoüý, / tahoüýha, / waýgazuýxti / uiýtha-ga. / Eýgoüxti / gaýxe / koübtheýgoü.
\tr And, / O brother-in-law, / very straight / tell it to him / Just so / he makes it / I hope.
\rf jod 1891:119.3

\op Sheýna.
\tr Enough.
\rf jod 1891:119.4

\ti George Miller to His Wife
\dt November 1, 1889

\op Wabaýgtheze / thoü / bthiýze / ha, / sidaýdi / guaýthishoü / teýdi. / Shoüý
\tr Letter / the / I took it / , / yesterday / beyond / when. / And
\rf jod 1891:120.1

\op iüýtha-maýzhi / heýga-maýzhi / iýe / iüwiüýthana / keý. / Shoüý / washkoüý-ga.
\tr I am sad / I am very / owrd / you told to me / the. / Yet / persevere.
\rf jod 1891:120.2

\op Moüýzeska / gtheýba / shugtheýwikitheý. / Gtheýba-noüýba / shugtheýathe / koübtheýdegoü
\tr Money / ten / I send home to you. / Twenty / I send to you / I wished, but
\rf jod 1891:120.3

\op uxpaýthe / ithaýkuheý / ha. / Miüý / theý / sheýna / ki, / shagtheý taý
\tr it gets lost / I apprehend / . / Moon / this / enough / when, / I will start home
\rf jod 1891:120.4

\op miüke. / Oüýba / shakiý ta / teý / uwiýbtha taý miüke, / wabaýgtheze
\tr to you. / Day / I will reach you again / the / I will tell you, / letter
\rf jod 1891:120.5

\op iýthoüboüý / wiýpaxe / ki. / Shoüý / thitiýnu / eýskana / oüýba / shakiý-mazhi / teý
\tr a second time / I make to you / when. / And / your elder brother / oh that / day / I do not reach you again / the
\rf jod 1891:120.6

\op shetoüý / aýthikihiýde / te, / bthaýhoü. / Uiýtha-ga. / Moüýzeska / thiü / bthiý'axti-moüý taý miüke.
\tr so far / he watches over you / will, / I pray him. / tell him. / money / the «col. ob.» / I will altogether fail to acquire.
\rf jod 1891:120.7

\op Ki / shiý / aýkihiýde / thithiüýge, / esheý-goü / eýwoü
\tr And / again / to attend to / you have no one, / you said, as / it is the cause
\rf jod 1891:120.8

\op goüý / uxtheýxti / shagtheý taý miüke. / Wiýshti / wisiýthai / te / oüýba ithaýugthe,
\tr as / very soon / I will start home to you. / I too / I remembered you / the / every day,
\rf jod 1891:120.9

\op iüýtha-maýzhi / ha. / Thiýadi / uiýtha-ga / haý, / wabaýzhiüoüýthe / te / shetoüý / agthiýbazhi.
\tr I have been sad / , / Your father / tell him / ! / he caused me to bring a message / the / so far / she has not come back.
\rf jod 1891:120.10

\op &December / teýdi / agthiý / 'itheý, / waxuüýha / gthiýthai, / shoü, / toüýbe
\tr December / when / to come back / she promises, / paper / she has sent back, / yet / I see her
\rf jod 1891:120.11

\op doüýshte-moüý / ki, / toüýba-maýzhi / doüýshte, / shagtheý taý miüke, / ebtheýgoü.
\tr I may / if, / I do not see her / perhaps, / I will start home to you. / I think.
\rf jod 1891:120.12

\op Moüýshihaýthiü / eý / aýwake. / Sasuý / akaý / e / te / wiuýakieý / ha,
\tr the one «eagle» mv. on high / her / I mean her. / Frank / the «sub.» / that / the / I spoke to him «?» about it / ,
\rf jod 1891:120.13

\op iüsh'aýge / iýe / etaý / te, / goüý / Moüýshihaýthiü / uiýtha / 'iýthai, / toüýba-maýzhi
\tr old man / word / his / the «ob.», / and / The one «eagle» mv. on high / to tell her / he promised / I do not see her
\rf jod 1891:120.14

\op shagtheý / ki. / Theýakaý / thaýsi / akaý / eýshti / goüý / gahiý iaiý / tediýhi / ki, / eýdi
\tr I start home / if. / This one / Dorsey / the «sub.» / he too / at any rate / they speak in council / by the time that / when, / there
\rf jod 1891:120.15

\op uiýhe / 'iýthe, / iýgaskoüýthe / 'iýthai. / Goüý / waýbthahoü, / "Kageýha, / uiýkoü-ga
\tr to join / has promised / to make an attempt / he has promised / And / I entreated him, / O friend, / help him
\rf jod 1891:120.16

\op iüsh'aýge / thiükeý. / Shoüý / niý'a / shteýshtewoüý, / shoüý / eýskana / utheýkoü / koübtheýgoü,"
\tr old man / the «st. ob.» / and / you fail / even if, / yet / oh that / you aid him / I hope,
\rf jod 1891:120.17

\op eheý / ha. / Goüý / gaýte / eýthadaý-ga, / waxiüýha / gaýthoü. / Shakiý
\tr I said / . / And / that esubject / / read to him, / paper / that «writing». / I reach you again
\rf jod 1891:120.18

\op tediýhi / ki, / piý / ueýbtha taý miüke.
\tr by the time that / when, / anew / I will tell it to him.
\rf jod 1891:120.19

\ti George Miller to George Martin
\dt November 18, 1889

\op Kageýha, / iýe / dzhuýbaxchi / oüýbatheý / wiýpaxu. / Miüý / aýma / keýdi
\tr o friend, / word / very few / to-day / I write to you. / moon / other one / in the
\rf jod 1891:122.1

\op Sasuý / waxiüýha / shugtheýakitheý. / Iýe / juýba / uthiýtha taý-bi, / eheý. / Ki
\tr Frank / paper / I sent home to him8 where you are. / Word / some / that he should tell you8 / I said. / And
\rf jod 1891:122.2

\op piý ta-teýdi / eýgoü / oüthoüýwoüthaýkieý / goü / iýwimaýxe. / Wanaýshe / wabaýgtheze
\tr I was about to come / just as / you spoke to me about it / so / I question you. / Soldier / paper
\rf jod 1891:122.3

\op thiýmoüthoüý-bi, / esheý. / Niýkashiüýga / wiüý / eýgoü / thitoüý / gthiüý / akaý
\tr that it had been stolen from you8 / you said. / Man / one / sl / to work / sits / the «sub.»
\rf jod 1891:122.4

\op waýgazuýxti / uthaýgtha / tiýthathe / tediýhi / ki, / waxiüýha / thoüý / eýpaha / teý,
\tr very straight / you confess / you send hither / by the time that / when, / paper / the / I show it to him / will,
\rf jod 1891:122.5

\op ki / aýzhi / wiüý / thiýthize taiý. / Umoüýthiüka / daýdoü / teýdi / shoüý / shkaýxai / te
\tr and / another / one / he will get for you. / Year / what / when / you finished / the
\rf jod 1891:122.6

\op eýshti / baxuý-ga, / goüý / ugthaý-ga / haý, / e'oüý / waxiüýha / thoüý / uýxpathe te.
\tr that too / write, / and / tell your own affair / ! / how / paper / the / was lost / the.
\rf jod 1891:122.7

\op Waxiüýha / thoüý / tiýthathe / tediýhi / ki, / waýxe / thiükeý / a'iý taý miüke
\tr Paper / the / you send hither / by the time that / when, / white man / the «st. ob.» / I will give it to him
\rf jod 1891:122.8

\op waxiüýha / thoüý. / Moüýzeska / thaýbthiü / uýwaweýshi / goüýthai, / waxiüýha
\tr paper / the. / Money / three / pay / desires, / paper
\rf jod 1891:122.9

\op aýzhi / thiýthizaiý / ki. / Sheýna / haý, / thithiýta / ke, / gaýke. / Miüý / theýnaxchi
\tr another / he gets for you / if. / Enough / , / your / the, / that «lg. ob.» / Moon / only this
\rf jod 1891:122.10

\op theýthuaýdi / anaýzhiü taý miüke. / Iýthathe / ki, / moüýzeska / thaýbthiü / iýtha-ga.
\tr in this place / I will stand. / You send hither / if, / money / three / you send hither.
\rf jod 1891:122.11

\op Oüýba ithaýugthe / waxiüýha / thoüý / ubthiýxide, / eýde / tiýthathaýzhi. / Niýtoü
\tr Every day / paper / the / I have looked for it / but / you have not sent it hither. You work
\rf jod 1891:122.12

\op shkoüýnazhi / doüýshte-zhoüý / eýiüte. / Theýna / haýshi / iýwimaýxe / ha. / Wanaýshe
\tr you do not wish / you perhaps / it may be ? / Only this / last / I question you / . / Soldier
\rf jod 1891:122.13

\op daýdoü / eýdutheýhe / iüteý / eýshti / ugthaý-ga / &Hiram &Chase / waxiüýha
\tr what / you joined / perhaps / that too / tell of your own, / hiram chase / paper
\rf jod 1891:122.14

\op gaýxekithaý-ga. / Shoüý / Muýda / uýshkoü / etaý / ke / iýshpahoü / ke / shti / uthaý-ga.
\tr cause him to make it. / And / Muda / deed / his / the / you know / the / too / tell.
\rf jod 1891:122.15