Then after that, the Indians could go out in their canoes all day long;
there was always a calm; many days, many weeks and months; (in) the
lake(s) then the water became stagnant. It was so thick Kuloskap could
not manage his canoe.
He remembers the great bird; and he goes to see him again. Where he had
left him, there once more he finds (him) Wuchowsen, because he is
immortal; he lifts him up; he puts him again on the rock; he loosens one
of his wings. Then afterwards it never blew as (it blew) of old.