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the numajon j SenLlEm arose and went into a room in which 

 KMamaxalas (VI 7), || the ])rincess of Chief A^walaskinis (V 9), was 95 

 seated; and when | they had gone into the room, KMamaxalas 

 (VI 7) arose and told them where | the pile of ten blankets, her 

 marriage mat, was. Then | these were taken by some of the num- 

 aym of the SenL!Em. They | came out of the room, and among 

 them walked K' !amaxalas (VI 7), and they || went back to thei house 600 

 of G'ayosdas (VI 2). Immediately | G'ayosdas (VI 2) sent his 

 speakers to call the Maamtag'ila | and the numaym G'exsEm and 

 the Kiikwak!um and also the- | Laalax's^Endayo, — the four num- 

 ayms. Immediately | they went and stood outside of the house of 

 G'ayosdas (VI 2). || Then they invited, and this is what they said 5 

 when I they were inviting: "Now, Maamtag^ila, G'exsEm, | Kiikwa- 

 k!um, Laalax's^Endayo, you will see the dance of YayaqoLlalas 

 (VI 3), the daughter' of | Yaqosto.d (VI 2)," — for his name was no 

 longer G'ayosdas, — and hereafter | his name was Yaqostod (VI 2), 

 which he obtained in marriage. |l 



I have forgotten the name given in marriage by A^walaskinis (V 9) 10 

 to be I the name of Smoke-All-Round (VI 3). It is YayaqoLlalas 

 (VI 3), for the potlatch was given by Yaqostod (VI 2) for his I 

 younger brother Smoke- AU-Round (VI 3). Now his name was no longer 

 Smoke-All-Round (VI 3), | and I shall name him YayaqoLlalas (VI 3). ( 



SenLlEme, qa^s la4 hox"ts!alll lax kiwaelasas K' lamaxalase, 

 ylx k" !edelasa g'lgama^ye | A^walask'inise. Wa, g'lHEm^'lawise 95 

 ^wl^lts !alllExs laa4 Lax^iillle K' !amaxalase, qa^s neles k'.ego- 

 lasasa lastowe plElxElasgEmaxes le^waxseLe. Wa, g'U^Em^lawise 

 ax^alelEmsa g'ayule laxa ^nE^memotasa SenLlEmaxs gaxaa^l hox- 

 ^wiilts !alila. Wii, laEm^lae qaga^ye K" !amaxalasaqexs lax'da^xwae 

 nii^nakweda qadzeLaxcle lax g'okwas G'ayosdiise. Wii, hex'^idaEra- 600 

 ^lawise Gayosdase ^yalaqasa ii^yilkwe, qa las Le^lalaxa Maamtagila 

 LE^wa ^nE^'memote G'exsEma LE^wa Kukwaklum; wa, he^misa Laa- 

 lax's^Endayowexa mosgEmak!use ^nal^nE^memasa. Wa, hex'^idaEm- 

 ^awise laxda^xwa qa's Lax^iilse lax Llasan^^yas g'okwas G'ayos- 

 dase. Wii, lii^lae Le^lElak' !ala. Wii, g'a^mes waldEmseg'axs liia^l 5 

 Leklzaqwa: "LaEms x'itsIax'ilaLai' Maamtag'ilai', G"exsEmai', 

 Kukwakliimai', Laalaxs^Endayowai' lax YayaqoLlalasai' xunokwas 

 Yaqostodai'," qaxs lE^mae gwiil LegadEs G'ayosdase, yixs lE^mae 

 LegadElts LegEmg'ElxLa^yase YiLqostode. 



Wii, he-mEn LlElewesE^we LegEmg-ElxLa^yas A^wiilasklnise qa 10 

 LegEms Kwax'se^stale YayaqoLlalase, qaxs he^mae senats Yiiqostodes 

 ts!a^ye Kwax'se^stala. Wii, laEm^lae gwal Kwax'se^stalaxxa. La- 

 mesEn LeqElaLEs YayaqoLlalase laq. 



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■ In reality, the younger brother. 



