And all the others said: "Why we smoked and enjoyed it."

But the man who had eaten the greens kah-tee-kum, the day before, said:

"He does not mean that he did not enjoy the smoke, but something else

troubled him after it, and I think it was that when we passed the

pipe around we did not say 'My relatives,' 'brother,' or 'cousin,'

or whatever it was, but passed it quietly without using any names."

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