poas] BELIEFS AND CUSTOMS 749 
Now you will obtain the ‘walas‘axaak" and | the name Ning dxtatyé. 53 
This will be your name, and you will have the | fire-bringer and 
death-bringer. You shall not || stay here long, only until the end 55 
of the year. Then we shall | take you home, friend.” Thus he had 
said. Thus said Q!égéd while he was telling his | tribe what had 
happened. Now this is imitated when they | give a winter dance, 
and that is why the Awa‘itela own the ‘walasfaxaak". | That is the 
end of this."|| 
Légemasé Nungaixtatyé. Wa, lazms Légadelts. Wi, g:atméségva 53 
xtimtxtimtag‘ilak’ hilayaé. Larmxaak: lat lan, qast. Wa, k !ésrrs 
gilal laq'. Armies dzédzektigwilat yal lox, qast, qrnutxd lal 55 
taddLos, qast,” ‘néx‘‘laé, nék'é Q!egédixs laé ts!k !alnlaxés 
goktlote. Wii, aemésé la nanaxts!efwax gwég'iliilasas laé yawi- 
x‘rla. Wii, hérm lagilasa Awa‘itela ixnogwatsa ‘wilas‘axaakwe. 
Larm laba laxéq.' 
1 For additional beliefs and customs see Addenda, p. 1331. 
