Boas] INDUSTRIES 5 IDES 
After it has been drying for four days outside of the house, | it is 
quite dry and it is stiff. Then she || folds it in the same way as she ! 
folded it when it was first folded by her | husband in the woods, and 
the broad end is folded first. | Then she ties the middle with the 
narrow end, and she puts the cedar-bark into a basket, | and she puts 
down the basket with cedar-bark on hanging-poles, so that | the 
heat of the fire just reaches it. || It never gets mouldy when it is 10 
really dry. | If the cedar-bark were not thoroughly dry, it would 
become | mouldy at once, for nothing is like cedar-bark for getting 
mouldy when | it is damp, for it gets mouldy at once. Therefore it 
is dried for four || days in the wind and sun. Then it is put away, 15 
and she works at it in winter. | 
Cedar-Mats.—The broad strips for matting are taken from the 1 
outer layer of cedar-bark, | which is split into strips two fingers 
wide | for being made into mats and coarse clover- | baskets and for 
protecting new canoes. The next one || is the middle layer of bark. 5 
This is next best for narrow strips | for ordinary woven mats and 
ordinary baskets, | and it is also good for halibut fishing-lines | and 
for anchor-lines for the halibut-fisher. | The inner part is also split 
into very narrow strips for || twilled mats and for well-woven spoon- 10 
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Wa, gilfmésé modxsé ‘naliis x‘ilalaxs laxa L!asani‘yasés g°d- 3 
kwaxs laé dlak‘!ala li lemxwa lie la Llast!exdz4. Wai, la k-!ox- 
‘widrq lamsm aEm naqEmg iltax k'!oxwayaséxs oalaé k-!ox‘witsod’s 5 
lafwinkrmas laxa av!é. Wii, he‘rmxat! gil k !6x‘witsd‘sé ‘wadzoba- 
tyas. Wi, li yiLoyots wilba‘yas. Wa, la gvits!dts laxa Llabaté 
qa‘s li hang-aarelotsa denyats!é L!abat laxa q!plilé laxa ék !é qa 
helilés lagaarElaénatyasa L!ésElisa Ingwilasa gOkwé lag. Wa, 
lagm héwixa x‘idzex“‘idexs dlak:'!alaé lemx‘wida. Wa, hé*maa 10 
qo k'!éslax alak:!alalax lemxwalaxa drEnasé, wi, lalaxé héx-‘ida- 
Emlax x‘idzex‘‘id‘lax qaxs k'!edsaé ‘nrmax‘fswiita drEnasaxs 
delx-aé yixs héx*‘ida‘maé x‘idzex‘ida. Wii, hé‘mis lag-ilas mdxsé 
‘naliis x‘ilasd* laxa ydla Le‘wa LiésEla. Wa, lamm g’éxaq qa‘s 
éaxElétegéxa ts!a°wtnxe. 15 
Cedar-Mats.—Wii,hérm awadzeledekwé Kk‘ lita‘vasa lélnewég-a- 1 
‘yéxa maémaldenas &widzE‘wasaxs laé dzEdzexsaak" laxens q!wa- 
q !wax'ts!ana‘yex, yixs laé léxwilasr‘wa LE‘wa yibrlosgmmé t !rgwats!é 
Liabata LE‘wa t!ayolemasa aldlaqé xwak!tina. Wa, la mak-iléda 
ts!éts!mxég'atyée. Wa, héemmak‘ilixa aék‘aakwas k:!ita‘yé ts!élts!n- 5 
qalédekwas k'!at!smak" le‘watya Le‘wa k:!at!mmakwé v!ai!ebata. 
Wi, hé‘misa logwaaniyaxa p!a‘ye yixs hé*maé ék denema 
ts!éts!exég-a‘yé Le‘wa denwaydsa lorlq!wenoxwaxa piityé. Wa, 
hé‘misa naq!ega‘yé, wi héem Alak:!ala ts!élts!mq!adlidmkwé k !ita- 
fyas sEwElkwe lé‘wa‘ya LE‘wa atk'!aakwas k‘lita‘ya kekayat 10 
