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^iSaid to be similar to tlie next jiiece mentioned. 



"According to a Masset vei"sion Tliose-born-at-House-point were driven from the 

 town. 



'One of the villages near Cape Ball. 



'" This was a portent of the destruction of the town mentioned below. 



" The words are used for ditches or stream beds running through level ground, or 

 when some ui)right object falls over. 



'- People of Masset inlet. 



"Or rather the place where trees have been burned off. 



'*That is, Cape Ball's. 



'■'• Not far south of Rose spit. 



^®Tow is an English spelling of the Haida name Tao. Whether the same or not, it 

 is identical in form with the word which means "grease." 



''The Haida expression is "upward," which means toward the Stikine country. 



'"See "Story of the Food-giving- town people," and notes. 

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