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Many of our fellows were killed, and many of those who were attacked 
were killed. They said that I was shot, and I did not feel sick.” He 
told it all, and then he became quiet. It was nearly daylight when 
he became quiet. When the sun rose, he fell down. Something black 
‘ame out of his mouth and blood came out of his anus. His face 
became contorted. He was dead. The people jumped up and cried. 
He remained dead. 
Lga’pelatike iqto’tena gintea’/cgewal. uga’pElatike iqto’tena ta-itei 
Many they were our companions. any they were those 
killed killed 
saq iqn’tox. Iqeno'lXam, itei’magq iqe’nrlox. Kyja’ya, niet qa’xpa 
war Was made on I was told, I shot I was done. Nothing, not anywhere 
them. 
itci’teqam.” Tgixk"Lée’lalemtck ka’nauwé, aqa giin igé’x6x. Qjoa’p 
my sickness.” He told much all, then silent tie was. Nearly 
alitco’ktiya, aga qan igé’xdx. ITgée’tcuktiX, igéekjé/lapxitiX. E’wa 
daylightcame, then silent he was. Day came, he fell over. Thus 
iavkeXata ta’nki Lax ige’xdx Le'lluX. E’wa iapotea’t Lqa’wulqt 
his mouth some- come did black. Thus his anus blood 
thing out 
Lax ini’x6x. — Ietkpé’qko-it.  do/maqt. Iguxoala’yutck — ta-fter 
come did. His face was contorted. He died, They arose those 
out 
te’TXam. Igoxoe/nimtck. Gua’nEsum i0/maqt. 
people. They cried. Always he was dead, 
