Mikchich visits (sees) his wife; they live happily and a baby they get
(see). Then some time afterwards, Kuloskap comes to see his uncle and
the child cries. "Do you understand what he says?" Kuloskap says. "No,"
Mikchich replies, "perhaps he is talking in the Mosigiskw tongue; there
is no man living who can understand it." Then Kuloskap says: "He is
mentioning eggs; he says _hoowah_, _hoowah_." This the Passamaquoddies
still call an egg. Mikchich says: "Where are there any?" Kuloskap
directs him to dig in the sand; he will find many of them. He rejoices
greatly and wonders at them. Still even now to commemorate what Kuloskap
did to the turtles and how he jested, the turtles (Mikchich) lay eggs
even to this day.