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35952 | The smudge stick is taken up, with the song:"Timber I am looking for? |
45156 | ''Die? 45156 And the tracks leading to the place were big and round? |
45156 | And when shall I get it? |
45156 | But what does my time amount to? |
45156 | Grandfather, when can I go fast and get my medicine? |
45156 | Now, what is the trouble? |
45156 | Well, my son,said Red Crane,"why your smiles-- what is it that makes your heart glad?" |
45156 | What hear you, little wise one? 45156 Who would have thought we would get a medicine animal so easy as that?" |
45156 | ''Oh, why did you put false hope in my heart? |
45156 | Crow Foot, a boy older by some years, heard the boast and cried out:"You say that you are the best spinner here? |
45156 | His mother heard him and cried out to White Wolf:"Now what do you think this naughty boy is doing? |
45156 | How can he tell us what to do? |
45156 | How long will it be before I can join a higher one? |
45156 | Now that it was all over, Sinopah ran over to him and asked:"Grandfather, why did you let those upper camp boys take our animals?" |
45156 | Now, suppose that Cold- Maker does come; come now, this night? |
45156 | Now, where shall it be?" |
45156 | Oh, what if it should get real sick and die? |
45156 | Sinopah found his voice:"What is it?" |
45156 | The mother took it to Old Man and asked why it cried; why it refused to eat? |
45156 | What animal is that-- a mink-- a muskrat-- and is it very powerful?" |
45156 | What is it outside, O keen smeller?" |
45156 | What is that?'' |
45156 | What will my grandfather say? |
45156 | Who is Old Man to whom I hear you praying?" |
45156 | Will you get it back for me?" |
42274 | And many winter moons yet before us? 42274 But how can we make one? |
42274 | Ca n''t you hear it there? |
42274 | Do you think it is sick, or hurt? |
42274 | Have n''t you noticed the trails of the rabbits, hard- packed little paths in the snow, where they travel round through the brush? 42274 How can we do that when, as you say, the pass can not be crossed until summer?" |
42274 | How so? 42274 Oh, why do n''t you burn?" |
42274 | Well, if he came from down there, why do we find his trail to this place coming straight across the valley from the south? |
42274 | What is it? |
42274 | What is the matter with it? |
42274 | What made those tracks? |
42274 | What say you we had best do? |
42274 | When you came up the Big River you saw the lodges of the Earth People? 42274 Where could you find something for us to eat now?" |
42274 | Where do you think he came from? |
42274 | Why ca n''t we go straight south from here until we strike it? |
42274 | Why not? |
42274 | Why so? |
42274 | Why, do n''t you know? |
42274 | With clubs? |
42274 | Yes? 42274 Yes?" |
42274 | Yes? |
42274 | Are we never to eat again? |
42274 | CHAPTER VIII"Where shall we go?" |
42274 | Ca n''t you hear? |
42274 | Did you ever see a wild pig prance out for a fight? |
42274 | Do you see the fresh trails?" |
42274 | How could he be so cruel as to send me far away among strangers? |
42274 | How is it? |
42274 | I could hear my companion sniffing; soon he asked,"Do you smell anything?" |
42274 | In my distress I cried,"What shall I do? |
42274 | Is there any possible way for us to get food this night?" |
42274 | Let them go?" |
42274 | Now that''s fair, is n''t it?" |
42274 | Oh, what shall I-- what can I do to escape?" |
42274 | One little wound in the hand? |
42274 | Shall we go on and take the chances, or turn back to camp? |
42274 | Shall we not need fire of nights to keep us warm?" |
42274 | Was n''t that a fine shot, uncle?" |
42274 | What is the trouble with you?" |
42274 | What material can we get for one unless we kill twenty elk and tan the skins? |
42274 | What was the reason? |
42274 | Where can they be?" |
42274 | Which shall be first?" |
42274 | Why did you stop? |
42274 | Why had Baptiste motioned me to go back, when by doing so I must run right into the Indians? |
42274 | Yes what? |
42274 | You see this trail? |
42235 | And do you never leave the fort and the protection of the guns? |
42235 | And what else did he say? |
42235 | And will you always obey the orders of the tribes''chiefs, and the Braves''chief? |
42235 | But what can I do? 42235 But, first, did you ever hear of Lewis and Clark? |
42235 | How long ago do you think it was that white men put up this pile? |
42235 | If your father and the other chiefs will make peace with the Crows, will you go with me to their camp? |
42235 | Is the wind still from the north? |
42235 | No? 42235 Then why do n''t you learn it? |
42235 | Three or four thousand? |
42235 | What became of the man figure? |
42235 | What is it named? |
42235 | What shall we do? |
42235 | What think you? |
42235 | What was it? |
42235 | When are they coming-- the Crows and Pi- kun- i? |
42235 | Where is it? |
42235 | Why, how many Indians do you think are here? |
42235 | You are going to fight them? |
42235 | You see that cottonwood tree out there, how its limbs are all splintered and dead? |
42235 | You see that little gate in the big gate? 42235 You will not replace the two posts, and put in fresh bait for more wolves?" |
42235 | Your sister and Little Wolf are in the Mountain Crow camp? |
42235 | A man skinning a buffalo there whirled around and stared at us open- mouthed, and then cried:"What has happened to you?" |
42235 | And for what? |
42235 | And then, to add to my fear, Mad Plume turned to Ancient Otter and asked:"Brother, which one, think you, is the camp of the Mountain Crows?" |
42235 | CHAPTER II THE SUN- GLASS"How would you like to travel about with the Pi- kun- i for a time, and learn their language?" |
42235 | Can you imagine my surprise when I found that I was too late? |
42235 | Did you get to the Missouri plains-- and saw you any traders there?" |
42235 | Do you wonder that Red Crow and I, and Mink Woman helping us, were kept pretty busy? |
42235 | How is it that I remember all those little details of the vanished years? |
42235 | I wonder if he is still living? |
42235 | If they had n''t, do you think, for instance, that the grouse could have learned their peculiar dance? |
42235 | Or the beavers how to build their wonderful dams and houses? |
42235 | So now we ask: Would you like to become Braves?" |
42235 | Spotted Bull looked around at the circle and asked:"Is that what you all say?" |
42235 | The others then saw it and Red Crow exclaimed:"What is it? |
42235 | Then he turned again to me and asked:"Well, young man, what brings you here to this wild land?" |
42235 | Then why fight? |
42235 | What is it?" |
42235 | Why keep the women and children mourning for loss of father and brother and son? |
42235 | Would it not be of great help in your interpreting?" |
606 | ''Say, let me play, wo n''t you?'' 606 ''That is strange,''said OLD- man;''how can one Person kill so many men? |
606 | ''That suits me,''replied the Antelope,''but what shall we bet this time? 606 ''Well, what if you do?'' |
606 | ''What did you see, Brother Loon?'' 606 ''Which of my hands holds the bone now?'' |
606 | ''Whose woman is that up there in the tree top?'' 606 ''You wo n''t, hey?'' |
606 | OLD- man went to the creek, and with his buffalo- horn cup brought some water to the Person, asking as he approached:''Who are you, Person? |
606 | See your shadows on the lodge wall? |
606 | Soon a great white Beaver-- white as the snows of winter-- came to him and asked:''Why do you sing that song, my brother? 606 ''It is a warm morning and water tastes good, does n''t it?'' 606 Are you sorry that we have meat? 606 Birch- Tree, wo n''t you mind me? 606 Can you not kill a Rabbit or something for us to eat? 606 Do n''t you know that I light all of my lodge every day and search it carefully? 606 Do n''t you know that nothing can hide from me and live? 606 Do n''t you know that the whole world is my lodge and that you can never get outside of it, if you run your foolish legs off? 606 Do n''t you see? 606 Finally he said:You have seen many Snakes, I suppose?" |
606 | How can I see with my eyes full of mud? |
606 | Meat? |
606 | OLD- man knelt beside the man and asked:''Is there war in this country?'' |
606 | One night in War Eagle''s lodge, Other- person asked:"Why do n''t the Bear have a tail, grandfather?" |
606 | Pull out my hair? |
606 | Steal from me, will you? |
606 | Tell me, do your people hide, or are the young- men speaking truth, and have your people gone with mine to Sand Hill shadows to come back no more?" |
606 | The Unlucky- one was about to pass the old woman when she stopped him and asked:"''Why are you so sad in your handsome face? |
606 | What chance has an Otter against me? |
606 | What do you think they were doing? |
606 | What do you want of me? |
606 | What is it you want of me?'' |
606 | What is it you want?'' |
606 | What shall it be?'' |
606 | When he had finished the singing, the Coyote came up close and asked:"''What is the matter? |
606 | When they had all reached the place where OLD- man was he said to them:"''Do you see this robe?'' |
606 | Who are you, and where is your country?'' |
606 | Why did you come here? |
606 | Why do you come here? |
606 | Why do you sing that song? |
606 | Why is that sorry look in your fine eyes?'' |
606 | Will you do as I suggest, brother, or will you starve?'' |
606 | You all see this bone in my right hand, do n''t you?'' |
606 | You think you will escape me, do you? |
606 | laughed the Deer--''you beat me running? |
606 | what''s the matter with you? |
13833 | Ah,said the old woman,"has our son- in- law been generous and given us something nice to eat?" |
13833 | Are you brave enough to enter the lodge of that dreadful person? |
13833 | Can you see your camp from here? |
13833 | Can you tell how many days you have travelled? |
13833 | Did you see Ma- min ´? |
13833 | Did you touch them? |
13833 | Father,said Kut- o- yis ´,"have you no arrows?" |
13833 | Have you no food better than this to give to a visitor? 13833 Here is a camp with plenty of fat meat and back fat hanging up to dry; why do you not give me some of that?" |
13833 | How is this, grandmothers? |
13833 | Oh, why did you come? |
13833 | Well, now,they replied;"we have those animals, how are we to kill them?" |
13833 | Well,asked the old woman,"for whom are you mourning?" |
13833 | Well,said the young man,"where is your piskun-- where do you kill buffalo?" |
13833 | What are you picking up? |
13833 | What have you got in your pack? |
13833 | What is my brother doing here? |
13833 | What is your name, and where are you going? |
13833 | What one of all the animals is the smartest? |
13833 | Where are you going-- far from the camp? |
13833 | Where did you get all these fine things? |
13833 | Where is the robe? |
13833 | Where is your home? |
13833 | Who camps there alone, far from friends? |
13833 | Who can it be? |
13833 | Why are you travelling so far alone? |
13833 | Why do you say that? |
13833 | Why does he pray for life? |
13833 | Why have you come? |
13833 | Why is this, grandmother? |
13833 | Why is this? |
13833 | Why make a fool of me? |
13833 | Why should I marry? |
13833 | Will you come into my lodge? |
13833 | Would you like to have a new robe? |
13833 | After a time they asked him,"What are we to eat?" |
13833 | After they had eaten and smoked the chief said,"What is your opinion, friend Wolf? |
13833 | Again the Sun spoke, and asked,"What are you doing with my leggings?" |
13833 | As they were standing there looking at the water as it flowed by, the woman asked Old Man, saying,"How is it; shall we live always? |
13833 | Could he kill him and get away? |
13833 | Dare you enter there?" |
13833 | Did you, when you came out of the lodge, see there in the water another lodge painted with yellow buffalo? |
13833 | He said to his comrade,"Friend, do you not see something down there where the water goes around?" |
13833 | He said,"You fool, why did you not wake me?" |
13833 | He went to some of the people who were still alive, and said to them,"How is it that you people do nothing to these animals that are killing you?" |
13833 | In what direction shall I go to find a camp?" |
13833 | Is it still there?" |
13833 | Kut- o- yis ´ spoke to one of the people who was alive and asked,"What is that hanging down above us?" |
13833 | Of all the fliers, of all the birds, what one is so smart as the raven? |
13833 | One day Napi untied the bird and told it to take its right shape, and then said,"Why have you tried to fool Napi? |
13833 | One day the meat was all gone, and the Sun said,"Well, Old Man, what do you say if we go out and kill some deer?" |
13833 | Pretty soon his nose snored, and Old Man woke up and said,"What is it?" |
13833 | Shall we give our new friend a present?" |
13833 | She spoke to Scarface kindly and gave him food to eat, and when he had eaten she asked,"Why have you come so far from your people?" |
13833 | Some one close to him said,"What is it, my brother?" |
13833 | Some young men ran up to the person and said to him,"Why have you sat here all day in the great heat? |
13833 | Soon his nose snored again, and Old Man said,"What is it now?" |
13833 | Soon some people came to meet them and said,"What is this? |
13833 | Soon the man came running up, and he said to his wife,"Who is driving out my animals?" |
13833 | Tell me now what I can do for you; what is your trouble?" |
13833 | The Sun was saying,"Old Man, why are my leggings under your head?" |
13833 | The Wolf said to him,"Do you think that we would look for the home of the only one we fear? |
13833 | The badger put his head out of the hole and said,"What do you want, my brother?" |
13833 | The duck that knew him called out, saying,"Hi, Old Man, where are you going?" |
13833 | The kit- fox is a little animal, but what one is smarter? |
13833 | The old woman outside called to them,"Friends, is it smoking in there now?" |
13833 | The people replied,"What can we do? |
13833 | The widows will still mourn, and who will care for my father and mother in their old age? |
13833 | The woman asked Old Man,"How many chiefs are there in that tribe?" |
13833 | The young man spoke to him and asked,"Did you see some weapons lying in the trail?" |
13833 | Then Kut- o- yis ´ rose to his feet and said to the son- in- law,"Here, what are you doing? |
13833 | Then he said to them,"Where are there some more people?" |
13833 | Then he said,"Why did that bird tell me to do this only four times? |
13833 | Then he turned around and said to the old people,"How is it that in this lodge there is nothing to eat? |
13833 | Then he went up to the lodges and said to the youngest woman,"Did you love your husband?" |
13833 | Then her father was angry, and he said,"Why is this? |
13833 | Then the young man spoke and asked,"Why is this? |
13833 | This old woman said to him,"Why are you here, my son?" |
13833 | To some of these people that he had freed he said,"Where are there any other people? |
13833 | To the old women Kut- o- yis ´ then said,"Now, grandmothers, where are there any more people? |
13833 | To- day some of these young men laughed and said to me,''Why do not you ask her?'' |
13833 | Two swans came swimming up to the shore and said to him,"Why have you come here? |
13833 | Was it not more likely a bit of bone of buffalo or elk, which some dog had carried from one of the fireplaces of the camp and dropped here? |
13833 | Was it the Snakes following his trail? |
13833 | Was this a part of his friend''s frame? |
13833 | Weasel Heart asked him,"Did you see me?" |
13833 | What are you doing, taking the old women''s meat?" |
13833 | What are you doing? |
13833 | What do you think of that?" |
13833 | What else is sacred? |
13833 | What part of his body is sacred? |
13833 | What shall we do? |
13833 | When he had finished eating, the Raven chief asked,"Why have you come here?" |
13833 | When they stood outside the Raven asked,"Is the home of your people far?" |
13833 | When you come to the camp you will pass by a big lodge and they will ask you,''Where are you going and who told you to come here?'' |
13833 | Where is that far- off lodge? |
13833 | Where is the trail that no one yet has travelled?" |
13833 | Where is your husband?" |
13833 | Which one of all the animals is the most to be reverenced? |
13833 | Who could look at such dreadful things and live?" |
13833 | Why are you mourning? |
13833 | Why do you do it?" |
13833 | Why do you not give me food?" |
13833 | Why trouble me, then?" |
13833 | Will there be no end to us?" |
13833 | Will you let us sit by your fire?" |
13833 | said the wolf;"what are you doing so far from your home?" |
11547 | And that money would be taken out of the money coming next year to the Piegans, would n''t it? |
11547 | But did you not touch them? |
11547 | Can you see your camp from here? |
11547 | Can you tell how many days you have travelled? |
11547 | Did I not speak the truth? 11547 Did I not tell you,"said he,"that those were not what they looked like? |
11547 | Father, here is your arrow; why did you leave your children? |
11547 | Father,said K[)u]t- o''-yis,"have you no arrows?" |
11547 | Have you nothing better than this to set before a stranger? 11547 How did you come to be dead on the sand shoal?" |
11547 | How do you speak the truth? 11547 How is this?" |
11547 | How is this? |
11547 | How is this? |
11547 | How many nights will it take you to go home and come back here with your people? |
11547 | Oh, why did you come? |
11547 | That change has been made, has it not? 11547 Well,"said K[)u]t- o''-yis,"where is your pis''kun?" |
11547 | Well,said the old woman,"for whom are you mourning?" |
11547 | What are you doing here, taking the old women''s meat? |
11547 | What are you doing? 11547 What are you picking up?" |
11547 | What do you say? |
11547 | What do you want? |
11547 | What does he say? |
11547 | What does my brother here? |
11547 | What have I done to you,he asked his wife,"that you should treat me this way? |
11547 | What is he saying now? |
11547 | What is it, my brother? |
11547 | What is it? |
11547 | What is the matter with you? |
11547 | What is your name? |
11547 | What kind of a person can it be,said the young man,"who camps there all alone, far from friends?" |
11547 | Where are you going? |
11547 | Where are you going? |
11547 | Where did you get all these pretty things? |
11547 | Where have you been? |
11547 | Where is the robe? |
11547 | Where is your home? |
11547 | Why are you mourning? 11547 Why are you travelling alone, my brother?" |
11547 | Why did he tell me to do it only three times? 11547 Why did you beat my wife''s face so?" |
11547 | Why die? |
11547 | Why do you sit there, my young brother? |
11547 | Why does he pray to survive? |
11547 | Why have you come here? |
11547 | Why have you come so far from your people? |
11547 | Why have you come? |
11547 | Why is this? |
11547 | Why make a fool of me? |
11547 | Why should I marry? |
11547 | Would you dare enter the lodge of that dreadful person? |
11547 | You know that the Piegans have a certain amount of money coming to them every year, do n''t you? |
11547 | _ Hai- yah!_said that one;"what is my brother doing so far from home?" |
11547 | After those dances some of the young men met this poor Scarface, and they laughed at him, and said:"Why do n''t you ask that girl to marry you? |
11547 | Again the Sun spoke and said,"What are you doing with my leggings?" |
11547 | Another popular game was what with more southern tribes is called"hands"; it is like"Button, button, who''s got the button?" |
11547 | Another said,"Where did you capture her, and what tribe does she belong to?" |
11547 | Are any of my people here?" |
11547 | Are you a chief?" |
11547 | As they were standing by the river, the woman said to him,"How is it? |
11547 | At last Old Man had the bulls all skinned and the meat cut up, and as he rose up he said:"It is getting pretty cold, is n''t it? |
11547 | Come now, where is she?" |
11547 | Could he kill him and yet escape? |
11547 | Did I not always use you well? |
11547 | Did I say I killed him? |
11547 | Did he take his bow and arrows and go to the pis''kun to kill a fat cow for the poor old women? |
11547 | Do n''t you hear me talking to you?" |
11547 | Do you think we are afraid to go and meet them? |
11547 | Further said the Sun:"Which is the best, the heart or the brain? |
11547 | Has he no shame? |
11547 | Have we not fought them and driven them out of this country? |
11547 | He said,"You fool, why did you not wake me?" |
11547 | He said:"Who can this man be, swimming across the river? |
11547 | He spoke to a living person, and asked,"What is that hanging down above us?" |
11547 | He used to say to these women, whenever a dance was called:"Why do not you go out and dance too? |
11547 | He went to some of the people who were left, and said to them,"How is it that you people do nothing to these animals that are killing you?" |
11547 | Heavy Collar said:"Is it possible that she can destroy us? |
11547 | How is your heart? |
11547 | IV Why are the people crying? |
11547 | In one place, the questioner sings,"Elk, what is your bowl( or dish)?" |
11547 | In what direction?" |
11547 | Is my wife here?" |
11547 | Is she down in the coulée? |
11547 | Is there no one here who has some strong dream power that can overcome this ghost?" |
11547 | Let me cut off your side locks?" |
11547 | Now when Wolf Tail came home and saw his wife''s face, he said,"What is the matter?" |
11547 | Now when they had smoked, the chief said:"What say you, friend Wolf? |
11547 | Now, then, dare you enter there?" |
11547 | Now, to- day, they laughed and said to me,''Why do you not ask her?'' |
11547 | Of all the above animals, of all the flyers, where is one so smart? |
11547 | Old Man said,"What is it now?" |
11547 | Old Man, what say you if we go and kill some deer?" |
11547 | One day Old Man untied him, and told him to take his right shape, saying:"Why have you tried to fool Old Man? |
11547 | Pretty soon his nose snored, and he woke up and said,"What is it?" |
11547 | Pretty soon the man came running up, and he said to his wife,"Who now drives out my animals?" |
11547 | Shall the Snakes and the Piegans make peace?" |
11547 | Shall we give our new friend something?" |
11547 | She said to him:"Why did you take those children across the river? |
11547 | So K[)u]t- o''-yis got up on his feet and said:"Here, what are you doing? |
11547 | So some young men went up to him, and said:"Why do you sit here in the great heat all day? |
11547 | Tell me now, what can I do for you?" |
11547 | The Kit- fox is a little animal, but what one is smarter? |
11547 | The Sun was saying,"Old Man, why are my leggings under your head?" |
11547 | The Wolf said:"Do you think we would seek the home of the only one we fear? |
11547 | The medicine man asked,"What is it?" |
11547 | The men spoke to them in Sarcee, and said,"Where is the Sarcee camp?" |
11547 | The old chief looked around, and said:"Where is that young woman, my wife? |
11547 | The old woman said to her:"Why do you carry that child everywhere? |
11547 | The people in the dance asked her:"Well, what are you dancing for? |
11547 | The people said:"What can we do? |
11547 | The rest of the Blackfeet saw one of their number swimming across the river, and they said to each other:"Who is that? |
11547 | The voice said to him,"Did I not tell you never to call me, unless you were in great need of my help?" |
11547 | The widows will still mourn; and in their old age who will take care of my father and my mother? |
11547 | The young man said to him,"Did you see some weapons lying on the trail?" |
11547 | The young man said:"Why, that woman that you had with you just now: where did you get her, and where did you leave her? |
11547 | Then Old Man got angry, and called out:"Why do n''t you answer me? |
11547 | Then Old Man was mad, and he said,"Ca n''t you speak?" |
11547 | Then he asked some of these people:"Where are there any other people? |
11547 | Then he said to Ápi- k[)u]nni,"My son, why are you mourning?" |
11547 | Then her father was angry, and said:"Why, now, this way? |
11547 | Then said K[)u]t- o''-yis to the old women:"Now, grand- mothers, where are there any more people? |
11547 | Then said Old Man,"Do the Bear Chief and his brothers often come out? |
11547 | Then said he:"Why is this? |
11547 | Then said the Sun:"What one of all animals is smartest? |
11547 | Then the Chief Wolf was angry, and he said,"Why did you kill your brother?" |
11547 | Then the ghost said:"How can you expect me to smoke, when I am way back here? |
11547 | Then, when he had finished eating, the Raven said,"Why have you come?" |
11547 | They asked him,"What are we to eat?" |
11547 | They said to him,"Well, now, we have those animals; how are we to kill them?" |
11547 | This old woman said to him,"Why are you here, my son?" |
11547 | Was it the Snakes on his trail? |
11547 | What are you going to do?" |
11547 | What can you tell?" |
11547 | What do you mean?" |
11547 | What else is sacred? |
11547 | What is it?" |
11547 | What is your mind? |
11547 | What man could look at such dreadful things and live?" |
11547 | What part of his body is sacred? |
11547 | What say you?" |
11547 | What shall be done?" |
11547 | What use, one against so many? |
11547 | What was that crackling in the brush near by? |
11547 | What''s the use of quarrelling or killing anybody? |
11547 | When he came to the beaver house, he kicked on the top and called,"Oh, my brother, are you here?" |
11547 | When he got there, all the young men began to laugh at him and to call out,"Heavy Collar, where is your woman?" |
11547 | When his father saw him coming with only his wives, he said to him,"Where is your young brother?" |
11547 | When it was almost night, the chief said:"Why does that person sit there so long? |
11547 | When they had come, he spoke to the poor man and said,"If I bring your wife here, are you willing to give me your sister for my wife?" |
11547 | When they stood outside, the Raven asked,"Is the home of your people far?" |
11547 | When you get to the camp, you will pass by a big lodge, and they will say to you,''Where are you going, and who told you to come here?'' |
11547 | Where are there any people? |
11547 | Where is that far- off lodge? |
11547 | Where is there a place in this world where you can hide from me? |
11547 | Where is your husband?" |
11547 | Where was Old Man? |
11547 | Which one of all the animals is most_ Nat- o''-ye_[1]? |
11547 | While he lay there asleep, the chief of the camp came to him and woke him, and said:"Well, friend, what have you decided on? |
11547 | Why did not some one stop him?" |
11547 | Why do you not give me some food?" |
11547 | Why do you not give me some of that?" |
11547 | Why is all this mourning? |
11547 | Why live? |
11547 | Why should they not have been? |
11547 | Why should we foolishly die?" |
11547 | Why talk like this? |
11547 | Why worry me, then?" |
11547 | You now get your beef here, do n''t you?" |
11547 | [ Footnote 1: Blackfoot--_Tsa- ki- an- ist- o- man- i?_ i.e., How you like truth?] |
11547 | [ Footnote 1: Blackfoot--_Tsa- ki- an- ist- o- man- i?_ i.e., How you like truth?] |
11547 | and where do they live?" |
11547 | said the old woman,"has our son- in- law been generous, and given us something nice?" |
11547 | where the trail, which no one yet has travelled?" |
11547 | will we always live, will there be no end to it?" |