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Haádze	Tiéholtsodi	ahánadazdeyago	alkinatsidzé	tohatsí	tsĭ′ni.
to the east	Tiéholtsodi	when again they committed adultery	among themselves again fought	nothing he said	they say.
Sadaádze	Thaltláhale	tatohanantsída	tsĭ′ni.	Inádze	Tsal	natáni
To the south	Blue Heron	again said nothing to them	they say.	To the west	Frog	chief
ĭnlĭnéni	tatohanantsída	tsĭ′ni.	Náhokosdze	Idní'dsilkai	tatohanantsída
he formerly was	again said nothing to them	they say.	To the north	Thunder Mountain White	again said nothing to them
tsĭ′ni	Tóbĭltahozondala	tsĭ′ni.
they say.	Not with pleasant ways, one	they say.
Tin	naikálago	takonáhotsa	tsĭ′ni.	Sadaádze	kéhodzĭtini	takonátsidza
Four	again ends of nights	again the same happened	they say.	To the south	the dwellers	did the same again
tsĭ′ni;	kinatsidzé	tsĭ′ni.	Haádze	la	estsánigo	la	dĭnégo	yahatsaáz
they say;	again they fought	they say.	To the east	one	woman	one	man	tried to enter together
ĭnté;	tsehodĭnĕltsa,	tsĭ′ni.	Sadaádze	Thaltláhale	sitínedze	yahanátsataz
there;	they were driven	they say.	To the west.	Frog chief	to where he was	again they tried to enter two together
ĭnté;	tsenáhodĭnĕltsa	tsĭ′ni	Inádze	Tsal	natáni	inli'nedze	yahanatzatas
there;	again they were driven out	they say.	To the west	Frog	chief	to where he was	again they tried to enter together
ĭnté;	tsenáhodĭnĕltsa	tsĭ′ni	Náhokosdze	tsĕnáhodĭnĕltsa.	"Tóta	ní'yila.
there;	again they were driven out	they say.	To the north	again they were drive out.	"Not	one of you.
Dainoká'	hádzeta,"	ho'doní	tsĭ′ni.	Andĭ'ta	aibĭtlé	Nahodoóla
Keep on going	elsewhere,"	thus he spoke	they say.	Besides	the same night	Nahodoóla
baĭ'ndadzitigo	iská'	tatoastetsád	tsĭ′ni.	Na'déyayilkágo	Tiéholtsodi
they discussed it	the end of the night	they did not decide	they say.	After dawn	Tiéholtsodi
hayálti	tsĭ′ni.	"Todadotsáda	tsĭní'yitsinyasti	hádis	tadidotsíl;
began to talk	they say.	"You pay no attention	all I said to you	anywhere	you will disobey;
ní'yila'	hádzeta	tanelída;	koné	tóta	ti'	ni	dasakádgi	kat	tóta;"
all of you	elsewhere	must go;	here	not	this	earth	upon stand in	now	not;"
hodoní	tsĭ′ni.
thus he said	they say.
Estsánigo	tin	iskágo	basahatsilágo	tsĭ′ni	Tin	iská'	apĭ′nigo
Among the women	four	ends of nights, till	they talked about it	they say.	Four	ends of nights	in the morning
názditse	ĭnté	tsĭ′ni,	haádze	hatísi	lakáigo	taigánil	tsĭ′ni;	andĭ′ta
as they were rising	there	they say,	to the east	something	white	it appeared	they say;	besides
sadaádze	ĕlto'	taigánil	tsĭ′ni;	naakoné	inádze	ĕlto'	taigánil	tsĭ′ni;
to the south	also	it appeared	they say;	again here	to the west	also	it appeared	they say;
andĭta	náhokosdze	ĕlto'	taigánil	tsĭ′ni.	Dsĭl	ahyéna'a'	náhalĭni
besides	to the north	also	it appeared	they say.	Mountains	rising up around	like
silín	tsĭ'ni;	tatobĭtá'hazani.	To'ahyéĭntsil	tsĭ'ni.	to'tobĭtyĭó,
it stretched	they say;	without opening.	Water all around	they say;	water not to be crossed,
tatodĭzaatego	ahyéíntsĭlin	tsĭ'ni.	Táako	tahadĭltél	tsĭ′ni.
not to be climbed	flowed all around	they say.	At once	they started	they say.
Ahyéĭltégo	nihiziĭlté	tsĭ′ni;	yabiĭlté	tsĭ′ni.	Dĭlkógo.	Táado
They went around in circles	thus they went	they say;	they went to the sky	they say.	It was smooth.	Thence
tan	ĭndazdéti	tsĭ′ni;	to'	ĭ'naadĭltlayengi;	to'	toahotehida	tsĭ′ni.
down	they looked	they say;	water	where it had risen;	water	nothing else there	they say.
Nité	kondé	la	haznolán	tsĭ′ni;	tsi	dotli'z	léi;	hatsotsí
There	from here	one	stuck out	they say;	head	blue	it had;	he called to them
tsĭ′ni;	"Kónne,"	tsĭ′né.	"haádzego	ahó'sala"	tsĭ′ni.	Akónne
they say;	"in here,"	he said,	"to the eastward	a nole"	they say.	In here