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--- likewise, I, a "done" being, with the blood, the flesh of a raw

being (game animal), shall enlarge (add unto) my heart.

Which finished, he scoops up, with his hand, some of the blood and sips

it; then, tearing forth the liver, ravenously devours a part of it, and

exclaims, "E-lah-kwa!" (Thanks).

While skinning and quartering the game he takes care to cut out the

_tragus_ or little inner lobe of its ear, the clot of blood within the

heart (ae[']-te mul u-li-k'o-na), and to preserve some of the hair.

Before leaving, he forms of these and of the black paint, corn pollen,

beads of turkois or turkois dust, and sacred shell or broken shell and

coral beads before mentioned, a ball, and on the spot where the animal

ceased to breathe he digs a grave, as it were, and deposits therein,

with prayer-meal, this strange mixture, meanwhile saying the following

prayer:

Si! Lu-k'ia yaet-ton-ne, k'ia-pin-ha-i, to-pin-ta yaet-ton-ne to-pin-ta

Si! This day game being, one day, one

raw

teh-thli-na-ne, le-we tom o-ne yaethl u-lap-na-k'ia tap-te lu-k'ia

night, thus much thy trail over circled about though this

(even)

yaet-ton-ne te-kwin-te te-ae-ti-pa, tom lithl ha an-ah-u'-thla-k'ia.

day (as if) was it thou here I upward pulling

unexpectedly embraced.

Tom lithl ha hae[']l-lo-a-ti-nan thle-a-u. Tom lithl ha

To thee here, I good fortune address To thee here I

o-ne-an thle-a-u. Tom lithl ha thla thle-a-u. Yam

corn pollen address. To thee here I treasure address. By thy

the yellow

an-i-kwan-a-k'ia hae[']l-lo-wa-ti-nan, o-ne-an, thla

knowledge-hence good fortune, the yellow, treasure

i-thle-a-u-na ta thli-mon ha-i i-ya-k'ia-nan hom an

(thyself) shall dress thou new being making shall be my own

(thyself)

te u-su=pe-nan a-k'ia ta yae[']-shu-a i-tu loh k'ia-na.

prayer-speech hence thou conversing come and go (shall).

with,

K'ia-pin-a-ha-i a-te-kwi a-k'ia. Kwa hom i[']-no-ti-nam tun

Game beings relative to with. Not mine fail to

raw animals in the direction

of

a-k'ia tom lithl ha hae[']l-lo-wa-ti-nan, o-ne-an, thla,

hence, to thee here I good fortune, the yellow, treasure

a-thle-a-k'ia. Hom ta te-k'o-ha-na an[']-ik-tchi-a-nap-tu. O-ne

(have) all To me thou light grant (meet) do. Trail

addressed.

yaethl k'ok-shi hom ta tchaw' il-lue[']p o-na ya-k'ia-nap-tu.

over good to me thou children together with, finish, _do_.

trail

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