haya:ł-'ung'

And

yo:t

there

łe:lding

at Lelding

na'tehłdichwe:n

he grew

xowhxiy'

his son

ła'

one.

At Lelding he grew with one son.

haya:ł-'ung'

And

xon'-ch'iwilaw

he painted

mila'-kin'-tah

his wrists.

mila'-kin'-tah

His wrists

xon'-ch'iwilaw-hit

when he had painted

yineh ch'iwiłte:n-e:y

he put him in the ground.

He painted the wrists of the boy and then buried him.

haya:ł-'ung'

And

hay

the

k'ixinay-ne'in

Ki:xunai used to be

yinehsgit

it frightened

hay-yo:w

that

'a:ch'ilaw

he did.

hay-'ung'

And

miky'a:-ch'ing'

away from it

tahsyay

they fled.

The Ki:xunai who used to live there were afraid of what he had done and fled.

sahwinde'n

They travelled

miky'a:-ch'ing'

away from it.

They went away.

haya:ł-'ung'

And

tse:-k'iłje:n

(a white bug)

mitł'owe'

its medicine

na:'ischwe'n

made.

A white bug made medicine.

hay-'ung'

And

hay

the

k'ixinay

Ki:xunai

łe'niwilne:s

met together

ta'k'imiłding

takimiLding

hay

the

ta:kiwh

sweathouse

nikya:w-ding*

large

min'day'

outside.

The Ki:xunai met at TakimiLding outside of the large sweat-house.

hay-'ung'

And

łiwung

one of them

'a'de:ne'

said,

do:

"Not

ła'ay-xw

at once

tahsya:-whung

one ought to go away.

One of them said, "We must not go away at once.

ma:

For it

no:na[']k'ining'un-te:

one should leave

hay

that

k'iwinya'nya:n

Indians

'a:t'in-te:*

will do.

We must leave that which the Indians will do."

hayahujit 'ung'

And then

me'dil

canoe

ch'iswchwe'n

he made.

hayahujit 'ung'

And then

q'ut ch'itehslay

they started by boat.

Then they made a canoe and went up the river.

me'dilding

Medilding

yinuqi-yima:n

above across

me:na'nilay

they landed.

They landed above Medilding on the opposite side of the river.

hayahujit-'ung'

And then

hayah

there

xong'-'a'diwilaw

they painted themselves

hayahujit-'ung'

And then

nin'ts'isde:tł'*

they danced.

ch'idiwilye'

They danced

ła'

one

xutł'e'

night.

They painted themselves and danced there one night.

yisxun-hit

Next morning

na'diwilye'

they danced again.

The next morning they danced again.

hijit-'ung'

Then

xoda'wilay

they came down.

tse:mit'ah

Tsemita

me:na'nilay

they landed.

Then they came down landing at Tsemita.

hayahujit

And then

hayah

there

yisxa:n

until day

k'iye:

again

ch'idilye:-xw

they danced.

They danced there all that night.

hayahujit

And then

yisxung-hit

in the morning

na'diwilye'-hit

when they had danced again

'a:diq'it

themselves on

no[']nilay

they put (regalia).

hijit-'ung'

Then

q'ut

me'dil

canoe

yehch'ite:de:tł'

they went in.

The next day when they had danced they dressed themselves and got into the canoe.

hijit

Then

de:-xw

this way

yinuqi-yima:n

up stream across

ditse' no'nilay

they headed the canoe.

They headed the boat across the river and up stream.

hijit-'ung'

And then

q'ut

xoda:ngxe:n

they floated down.

hijit

Then

me'-nints'isde:tł'

in it they danced.

Then as they floated down, they danced.

hayahujit

And then

xoda:nxe:n

they floated down.

misq'it

Miskut

yima:n'ch'ing'

opposite

me'nilay

they landed.

When they had floated down opposite Miskut they approached the shore.

minłung-ding

Ten times

yima:n

across

no:nundixe:n

they floated to shore.

Ten times they came up to the shore and went back again.

haya:ł-'ung'

And

hayah

there

k'iye:

again

ch'idiwilye'

they danced.

yisxa:n

Until day

ch'idilye:-xw

they danced.

xutł'e'-dung'

In the morning

k'iye:

again

na'diwilye'

they danced.

Finally landing, they danced there that evening and again in the morning.

hijit

Then

xoda'wilay

they went down

k'iye:

again.

ts'ilunding

Tselunding

hayah

there

k'iye:

again

ch'idiwilye'

they danced.

ła'

One

xutł'e'

night

ch'idiwilye'

they danced.

Then they went down to Tselunding where they danced.

haya:ł-'ung'

And

yisxun-hit

next morning

k'iye:

again

na'diwilye'

they danced.

hijit

Then

yinuq

up river

ch'e'indiqot'-ding

Tceindi:qo:tding

miyeh

under

me:na'nilay-e:

they landed.

hayahujit-'ung'

And then

hayah

there

k'iye:

again

ła'

one

xutł'e'

night

ch'idiwilye'

they danced.

After dancing the next morning, they went up the river and landed close to Tceindi:qotding, where they danced that evening.

hayahujit-'ung'

And then

xutł'e'-dung'

next morning

xoda'wilay

they went down.

me'isdiłding

MeisdiLding

me'nilay-e:

they landed.

The next morning they went down to MeisdiLding.

hayah

There

ła'

one

xutł'e'

night

k'iye:

again

ch'idiwilye'

they danced.

hayahujit-'ung'

And then

xutł'e'-dung'

in the morning

na'diwilye'

they danced again.

There they danced one afternoon and one morning.

hijit-'ung'

Then

q'ut

me:site:de:tł'

they moved up

tł'ohwhung-q'it-ch'ing'

Bald Hill.

Next they moved up to Bald Hill.

tł'ohwhung-q'it

Bald Hill

ch'idiwilye'

they danced.

They danced there that day.

hayahujit-'ung'

And then

yisxun-hit

next morning

k'iye:

again

ch'idiwilye'

they danced.

The next day they danced there again.

hijit-'ung'

Then

de:-xw

this way

yima:ni-yinuq

across south

dinung

facing

na'niwint'iky'

they formed a line.

digyung

Here

na'niwint'iky'

they lined up.

Then it was they lined up facing the northwest.

de:

This

hay

nehe:

we

na:ne:widil'in'ił-te:

will look at.

"This is the dance we will see," they said.

hayahujit-'ung'

And then

tahsyay-e:

they went away.

And then they went away.

me:lah

Some

digyung

here

yide'-yima:n-ch'ing'

north across

tahsyay-e:

they went,

me:lah

some

digyung

here

yinuqi-yima:n-ch'ing'

south across

tahsyay-e:

they went,

me:lah

some

digyun

here

yinuqi-yiduq-ch'ing

southeast

tahsyay-e:

they went,

me:lah

some

de:-nohq'it-ch'ing'

above us

tahsyay-e:

went away,

me:lah

some

de:-nohoł

from us

yide'-yiduq-ch'ing'

northeast

tahsyay-e:

went away.

Some of them went across the ocean toward the north. Others went across the ocean to the south. Still others went to the southwest. Some went to the world above us. And others went to the northeast.

hayi-xw

This way

'a:t'in-te:

they will do,

k'iwinya'n-ya:n

Indians

na:na:nde'tł'-te:

when they become,

de:-q'

this way

'a:k'ił'in-te:

when it happens

k'iwinya'n-ya:n

Indians

na:na:nde'tł'-te:

when they become.

"This is the way Indians will do when they come.

hay-'ung'

And

ma:

for them

'a:na:dit'e:n

we did

hay-de:t

this.

We did it for them," said the Ki:xunai.

hayah-mił-'ung'

And

łiwung

one of them

na:na:'isyay

stayed around.

One of Ki:xunai had not gone with the rest.

'a:ch'ondehsne'

He thought,

keh

"Well,

da:ydi-xw-'ung'

where

na'dehłts'e:

are living

ye:

instead

k'ixinay

Kixunai."

"Let me see where the Ki:xunai are who were living about here," he thought.

sa:k'iding 'ungya'

He was surprised

łing'

dog

whung

only

ch'iltsa:n

he found

q'ayliwh

willows

mitah-ding

among.

He was surprised to see only a dog among the willows.

hayah-mił-'ung'

And

xowung

to him

ch'iningyay

he came.

'a:xołch'ide:ne'

He said to him,

niwung

"From you

sahwinde'n

they have gone."

He came up to him and the dog said, "They have gone away and left you."

he:yung

"Yes,"

ch'ide:ne'

he said.

"Yes," said the Ki:xunai.

xine:yehwh-te:

"I am going to talk.

q'ut

de:t

This time

wha:ne:

only

q'ut

xine:yehwh-te:

I will talk.

xa'

Well,

whe:

I

de:t

this era

me:q'

in

q'ina'

too

na:yya'-te:

will live.

k'iwinya'n-ya:n

Indians

me:na:yliwh-te:

I will watch.

"I am going to talk just this once," said the dog, "I am going to live around here and watch the Indians."

łah-xw

But

k'iwinya'n-ya:n

Indians

na:na:nde'tł'-te:

when they become

q'ut

midiłwa:

then

do:-xoling

no more

k'iye:-ding

again

xiniwhye:wh

I will talk.

When the Indians come, I will not talk again.

xine:yehwh-de'

If I talk

k'iwinya'n-ya:n

Indians

do:-xowile:lił-te:

will be no more.

If I should talk the Indians would be no more.

duxo:' 'ung' 'ahdiyah-te:

They will die."

They would die."

haya:ł-'ung'

And

me'isła:t-e:y

he ran up.

ch'e:miningyo:t-e:

He drove out a deer.

Then the dog ran up the hill and drove a deer out of the brush into the river.

hayah-mił-'ung'

And

tahna:'iswa:tł'-e:

he threw it out of the water.

haya:ł

And

tahna:'iste:n-e:

he had taken it out

mił

then

'e:ng'

it was

hay-yo:w

that one

q'ina'

too

q'ut

'a'de:ne'

said,

whe:

"I

q'ina'

also

q'ut

do:

na:whiwehstsung-whung

must not be seen again."

The Ki:xunai threw the deer out of the water and then he said, "I shall not be seen again either."

haya:ł-'ung'

And

hay-yo:w

that

łing'

dog

'e:ng'

it was

'a'de:ne'

said,

whe:-'e:ng'

"I

q'ut

de:di

here

me:q'

around

q'ut

na:na:yya'-te:

I am going to live,"

ch'ide:ne'

he said,

k'iwinya'n-ya:n

"Indians

miwhliwh-te:

I will watch."