306 PICURI8 CHILDREN'S STORIES Ieth. ann. 43 



No. 2 



LOVE SONG OF THE ELF ' 



Ya'ehe'a 'eraihyo'ero 

 Ya'ehe'a 'eraihyo'ero 

 Ya'ehe'a 'eraihyo'ero 

 Ya'ehe'a 'eraihyo'ero 

 'Eraiya'ehyo 'aihyo wiroheyo. 



Hate pam'on? 



Hate pam'on? 



TcakwU 'g'§j§ 



'Qmgxutcetci 



'Eraiya'ehyo 'aihyo wiroheyo. 



Ya'ehe'a 'eraihyo'ero 

 Ya'ehe'a 'eraihyo'ero 

 Ya'ehe'a 'eraihyo'ero 

 Ya'ehe'a 'eraihyo'ero 

 'Eraiya'ehyo 'aihyo wiroheyo 

 Hate pam'onQ 

 Hate pam'oDQ 

 Kgmgntceltcisg 

 Topiii 'gnm^tci 

 'Eraiya'ehyo 'aihyo wiroheyo. 



' The prose equivalent of the words of this song which have mean- 

 ing is as follows : 



[English translation] 



Hati pam'on?, Dear little flower, 



Tcakwil '(j'?y§ Come hither, 



'Qmgxutcetci. That I may embrace thee! 



Hati pam'on?, Dear little flower, 



Kgmantc(;'ltcisg Let us be married, 



Tepiu 'gnm^tci. Come, let us go to the Pueblo. 



