la6!.  bae  ml    tc '  yafi  ki    la  cle    bie  no  guL  Leo    yae  m    s  kie    tee'

Ten  |  women  |  buckeyes     were  soaking  |  they  say.  |  Baby  |  cried

yaem      de      uLtuc      ski      tc'ek      de      ULtuc      ski       tc'in     2
they  say.  |  "Here  |  give  it,"  |  baby  |  woman,  |  ''here  |  give  it  |  baby,"  |

she  said

yaem      naeae      waLtm      yaem      tcakowuLgel6      tc'ek      nun-

they  say.  |  ' '  Take  it. "  |  He  gave  it  to  her  |  they  say.  j  Very  it  became  dark.  |

Woman  |  came  home

tya      ya€m      tatci      cki      nteslaLun      tc'in      yaem      daiie    4
they  say.  |  " Where  |  my  baby?  |  Is  it  asleep?"  |  she  said  |  they  say.  |

"Long  ago

naniLtiil        do  c  gaL  tuc  un  gi        tc'in        yaem        docga^tuc
I  gave  it  to  you."  |  "You  didn't  give  it  to  me"  |  she  said  |  they  say.  |

' '  You  did  not  give  it  to  me. ' '

kayaeunte       dogulsan      yaem       cki      tee*       yaem       yisee    6

They  looked  for  it.  |  They  did  not  find  it  |  they  say.  |  Baby  |  cried  |  they

say.  |  West

tea  kwiiL  gele  bie  une        bustclo         diinni         ya€m      tgunniL

very  dark  in  |  they  say  |  owl  |  hooted  |  they  say.  |  It  kept  hooting

yae  ni       yi  see       nes  dun.       kwun  ya  yol       nes  dun       tea  kwuL-     8
they  say.  J  West  j  far  |  they  followed  |  far  j  very  dark  in

gelebie      yaeni      kw  tcon  gut  tcafi      yaem
they  say.     They  left  it     they  say.
kwun  Lan
All.
XXXIV.— THE  MAN  EATER.
