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10. Sum4ai man chit aphit 
nascha-au chat taki tai pasi- 
kénchan naté6i. Natay6k chat 
amana ya susunudna tai su- 
maai. 
11. Mangwa man chat taki 
nangwachas silib. Iphya-ud- 
cha chat chian uppht sit pa- 
wai ot sukaoncha. 
manchi iningkau chingngéichan 
kas phydlin nampaipo sit kino- 
fyat. Chumakko-chakk6i chit 
aninong an chingng6i chat ta- 
ki ot lumédkwas man si phya- 
nigka mandnap sichat upphu- 
na. 
12. Mailana man chat up- 
phiina manippokoi-yot chapiy6- 
tona chat upphina sit suka ot 
manoktyoscha chit taku ot 
patayoncha. Insangapatdéicha 
chat chian upphtna. Maa- 
phiis chiyot maichon ogyatan 
chat taki. Naaphts. 
PHYAIPHYAYASANG 
(Phulayayau) 
SACHA CHANGATAG KA CHA 
KAAG 
1. Sat osAn ai-aikau Si Chan-. 
gatag ud Saitan ummdi ud 
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Masulit . 
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10. When the child arrived 
at home, the people were star- 
tled for they had thought it 
dead. Its parents and bro- 
thers and sisters rejoiced over 
its arrival. 
11. The people decided to use 
a trick. They bound the two 
eaglets on the yard and planted 
sharpened sticks in the ground 
around them. They had been 
there a while when something 
like the rushing of wind was 
heard by them which came from 
the forest. Louder grew the 
sound which the people heard, 
and what appeared was the 
eagle looking for its young. 
12. When it saw its young, 
it shot down to snatch them 
from among the _ sharpened 
sticks, and then the people 
rushed to the place and killed 
it. Together with it they 
killed the two eaglets. And 
thus was ended at last the fear 
of the people. Finished. 
BALBALASANG 
(Phulayayau) 
CHANGATAG AND THE MONKEYS 
1. On a certain day Si Chan- 
gatag of Saitan went to sell 
9. kaisan was said to be the past of manayan one going away. 
postén object of tying, past pinsot. 
ilayug with the help of which one descends; instrument of descending. 
inam-ammaan, an auxiliary verbal form expressing the idea of “slowly” 
and being in the same (past) tense as the principal verb niphianat. 
ichayan (probably from chayan road, trail) what is taken along. 
11. mangwé includes such meanings as: make, think, say, decide, etc.; 
past nangwd (contained in nangwédchas). 
iphyd-ud, cf. Ik. ibalud. 
12. maichon, from maid there is not, and suffix, on, indicating direct object. 
