thought,
••I wonder what those things are for?" When Kana'ti had his arrows
finished he came out of the swamp and went on again. The wind blew
the down from his shoulder, and it fell in the woods, when the Wild
Boy took his right shape again and went back and told his brother
what he had seen. Keeping Out of sight of their father, they followed
him up the mountain until he stopped at a certain place and lifted a
large rock. At once there ran out a buck, which Kana'ti shot, and
then lifting it upon his back he started for home again. "Oho!"
exclaimed the boys, "he keeps all the deer shut up in that hole, and
whenever he wants meat he just Lets one out and kills it with those
things he made in theswamp." They hurried and reached home before
their father, who had the heavy deer to carry, and he never knew that
they had followed.
A few days later the hoys went back to the swamp, (ait some reeds,
and made seven arrows, and then started up the mountain to where
their father kept the game. When they got to the place, they raised
the rock and a deercame running out. .lust as they drew hack to shoot
it. another came out. and then another and another, until the boys got
confused and forgot what they were about. In those days all the deer
had their tails hanging down like other animals, but as a buck was
running past the Wild Roy struck its tail with his arrow so that it
pointed upward. The boys thought this good sport, and