Gatschet.] ^6 [Dec. 18, 



Takie'-ide shuba'n wi'wai ; ta-u'ide be-i'-eniban, hu'bak 



The hawk passed by again; the antelope arose (from the ground), then 



iwi'r fetchiba'n, wi'wai bena' p'i' pe'ban, nii /n amim. 



(another) reed-pipe he lighted, again did cloudy it become, it darkened. 



Hu'bak ta-u'ide bemadu"aru'itin bepi'kurwan, wi'wai 



Then the antelope did roll itself on the ground did start on a run. again 



bwe'kui wa'nhi pa'nai takie' kii'wan shi'mba pa'tinmuk 



at the south arriving nearly the hawk it met all over wet 



aru'mio-, beshu'rmik tu'la'-ag ik. " Hako'amiam ! 



screaming, wiping himself on a Cottonwood tree while sitting. "Try (again)! 



yu'ni nu sie'rnin yut'ama'nin! t'a' ha'ku tie'remik ; sjm 



in this manner men act towards each other ! now good by; again 



me'tchu bwe'kui a wa'nhi." Wi'wai ta-u'ide be madii n a- 



perhaps to the south you get will." Again the antelope while rolling 



rurne'tinbepiku'rban, wi'wai wa'kwi wa'nhi pa'nab, takie'de 



itself started to run , again at the south going to arrive almost, the hawk 



bakuweba'n. Shumie'ifier t'a'-u tu'amban tu'mig: "haku' 



caught up with. As he passed to the antelope he spoke saying : " good 



tieremi'k, hiu'ni nu' na'dshur' tii'ei sii n a'nin i-utama'nin." 



by, in this way of the yellow pueblo the people treat each other." 



Wi'wai wa'kui kwier pie'nnab ta'-uide mi'mik wibaki'n 



Again south towards some distance the antelope while going another 



iwir' fatchiba'n, wi'wai banamakoarkiei'ban, no'amim ; 



reed-pipe lighted, again clouds formed, (and) it darkened ; 



we'bai wa'nhi pa'nai takie' kli'ban. Shumiei'rler 



(when) at the east it was to arrive nearly the hawk it overtook. As he passed by 



takie' tu'amban tumi'k: "Ta'sim haku' tieremi'k! yu'ni nu' 



to the hawk it spoke saying: "Again good by! in this way 



nabat'hii' tii'ei tai'nin i-utama'nin." 



the white pueblo people treat each other." 



Hu'bak shuba'n; ta'-in wa'nhi pa'nat, i-o-a' bintai' 



Then it passed by (him); when on the point of arriving where they were to be 



pe'hi pana't, takie'-ide wamba'n tii'ai, ta'-uide we'-i 



changed into people, the hawk arrived behind, the antelope just 



weri'mmik. Takie'-ide wa'na wi'm'a nasjre'yak ; ta-u'ide 



starting (again). The hawk arrived on one eminence; when the antelope 



weri'mmik takie'-ide bepiku'rban. Wi'wai wi'm'a na^reya'k 



started the hawk began to run. Again to another eminence 



nabat'hii' tii'ei ii'waide wieri'bak, t'ai'nin bamu'tcheban ; 



of the white pueblo the boy arriving, the people perceived (him) ; 



(runner) 



natchu'ri tii'ei tai'nin hitu n 'we: " Hita' nabat'hii' tii'ei 



of the yellow pueblo the inhabitants said to themselves: "Now the white village 



kina' we i'tin na' wem.'' Nabat'hii' tii'ei tai'nin tu'ban : 

 ours now surely our own is." The white pueblo people said: 



