Hocąk Text — Resurrection of the Chief's Daughter

Hocąk Text — Resurrection of the Chief’s Daughter

interlinear translation by Oliver LaMère


Notebook 70: 1		Winnebago III, #11a: 141

The text of Notebook 70 is written, apparently, with a thick pencil. It has a sloppy and crowded appearance, but the letters of the text are almost always clear and unambiguous, if rather inelegantly formed.

The header reads, "XXXVI Informant Char N. Houghton," just below which is written an underlined title, "How an Orphan Conquered Death." The title seems to have been squeezed into its place and written with a different writing implement. At the far upper right of the first page is written the numeral "52" which indicates the total number of pages in the text. At the very top of the page is scribbled at an angle with a different writing implement, "To Blings for linguistic notes," below which is written the date, "27/2 ’45." The expression "Blings" refers to the Bollingen Foundation.

The corrected text, which is found on the second line of each table, differs from the version of the Bollingen Foundation. Radin's published text is analytical and does not really reflect the rules governing the spoken language. It would be rather like removing sandhi from Sanskrit. Consequently, in a number of cases, I had to defer to the manuscript text for the more usual forms of expression. In such cases I also followed the accents presented there.

Sentences in both the MS and the Bollingen edition are numbered, although in the present text that is not followed since I have analyzed the beginning and ending of sentences somewhat differently. In the MS paragraph numbers were inserted (but omitted in this text).

The transliteration conventions in the MS predate those finally settled on by Radin, which marks this as a relatively early text. Most conspicuously, /o/ is often used in place of /a/, and hižą, "one," is written as hižoⁿ; the older convention of using /sh/ instead of the later /c/ is seen in -šguni, which is here written as shguni; also /eⁿ/ occurs frequently, even though it is neither a phoneme nor an allophone in Hocąk.

Anything within brackets, [ ], has been supplied by the editor (Richard Dieterle), unless otherwise indicated.

English Translation

The identity of the rows in each table:

Houghton's phonetic text, Notebook 70 (transcribed by Oliver LaMère)

the corrected text based on the Bollingen phonetic text by Oliver LaMère and Paul Radin

English interlinear translation by Oliver LaMère from the phonetic text

Page numbers in the upper left are those of the MS, except those prefixed by "Bol." which are those of the Bollingen text.

p. 1, Bol. p. 77 —

tcinogijoⁿ	edjanokshgúne	huⁿgotcíra	djokshgúne
Cinąkižą	ejanąkšgúni.*	Hųgocíra	jakšgúni.
A town	there it was.	The chief's house	it was there.

*the Bollingen text has edjaną́kcaną.

huⁿgotcíra	hidjákijí	wéⁿgera	kereponaíjoⁿjé*	égi
Hųgocíra	hijákiží	wą́gera	kereponaížąžé.	Égi
The chief's abode	it was there and	the men	there were 10.	[And]

*the concluding -jé is omitted in the Bollingen text.

hinuⁿgrá	nuⁿpíwi	gijí	hinuⁿgrá	hijóⁿ
hinųkrá	nųpíwigiži		hinų́kra	hižą́
the women	two of them, and so		the women	one*

*"some" has been crossed out and "one" written above it.

xedeánuga	hijóⁿ	xonoshgúne	jéjeguⁿ	uneⁿks’ági
xeteánąga	hižą́†	xonušgúni	žežégų	’unąks’ági.
was large (older)*	one	was small	that way	they used to be.

*the parenthetical addition is in the text.
†omitted in the Bollingen text.

hidókenika	hidjánakshgúne	tcínogójedjaį́dja	gijí	hijoį́tcuⁿjóⁿgenikigi
Hitokénįka	hijánąkšgùni	cínągóžejaį́ja	giží	hižąį́cųžą́genįkigi.
Old woman	she was there	the end of town	and so	a little gr. daughter she had.*

*an initial "she" has been crossed out.

warokshíra	hikónotcúⁿgijí	hijóⁿ	weⁿgíjoⁿ	wat’éhikégíji	hítcuⁿjúⁿgenigrá
Warokšíra	hikanącų́giži	hižą́	wągížą	wat’éhikegíži.	Hícųžą́genįkrá
It happened	when she got married	one	a man	who used to kill plenty.	Her gr. daughter

p. 2 —

gidjirairenaⁿ*	hinakshį́kdjegi†	weⁿgwat’éhikadjéga	hók’uⁿgíji	weⁿgwat’éhikádjega
gijiraíreną	hinąkšį́kjege	wą́gwat’èhikajèga.‡	Hok’ųgíži	wągwat’éhikàjega.
she was receiving help	[to make do]	from the good hunter.	He gave to her‡‡	the good hunter.

*this word is inserted by a line at this point from the top of the page.
†/k/ is inserted above the line by a caret just before djegi.
‡the Bollingen text has -wawat’èhikadjèga.
‡‡the MS translation has "she gave to him," which make less sense, especially if we have the usual subject-last construction prevalent in story telling.

hagorejóⁿ	howajáje.*	howajági	heⁿkéshge	hoⁿhéra
Hagoréžą	howažáže.	Howažági	hąkéšge	hąhéra
[In time,]	he was sick.	When he was sick	not ever	nights

*just before this word, hó has been crossed out.

daníhoⁿ	mįgeníje	édjat’éje.	t’egíji	hínuⁿgenígenóka
taníhą	mįgeníže.	Ejat’éže.	T’ehigíži*	hínųgenį́geną́ka
three	did he not lay.	There he died.	When he died	the little girl

* < t’ehi-gíži.

kéni	wakék’tcóni	t’éje	déhagoréjoⁿ		hinúgenígenuká
keni	wakek’cų́ni	t’éže.	Té	hagoréžą	hinų́genį́genąká
before*	giving birth	he died.	There	once on a time	the young woman

*"not yet" is crossed out and "before" written above it.

níxáxedexdjínokshe.	hagoréjoⁿ	únok’úⁿ	wakék’tcuⁿgíji
nixá xetéxjíną́kše.	Hagoréžą	’únąk’ų.	Wákek’cųgìži,
big-bellied she was.	Once on a time	thus they were.	[When] she gave birth

weⁿgenígijoⁿ	tcúⁿje	weⁿgenígijoⁿ	tcuⁿgíji	jéguⁿ	ho
wągenį́gižą	cų́že.	Wągenį́gižą	cųgíži	žegų	hó
to a boy.	she gave birth.	A boy	[after] she gave birth	[now]	[ho!]

tcanos’úrogóbenik	hok’wánuga	higuⁿ	jigé	égi	wázįshge
canąsúrogóbenįk	hok’ųánąga.	Higų́	žigé	égi	wazį́šge
deer-brains	she fed on.	[Yet]	[again]	[here]	suckling

p. 3 —

gigiánuga	jéguⁿ	unók’úⁿ	jéguⁿ	wárokshíshge
gigiánąga.	Žégų	’únąk’ų	žégų	warokšíšge
she let him.	[Thus]	doing this	now	it happened

kága	hógiwájane	jeguⁿ	unók’uⁿ	pį́xdjį
kága	hogiwažáną.	Žegų	’únąk’ų	pį́xjį
never	sick it got.	Now	doing this	very good

xedekáragíje	higúⁿ	xédeánuga	meⁿwigútc		kipínikádjeⁿ
xetekaragíže.	Higų́	xéteánąga	mą	wigúc	kipįnįgáją.
large she made it.	Now	when grown	arrows	to shoot	he was able to.

égi	hishgé	hiunína	t’éje	hidókenikáshono
Égi	hišgé	hiúnira	t’éže.	Hitókenįkášaną,
And then	also	his mother	died.	The old woman only

hó	hakérakitctcijé*	gíji	hagoréjoⁿ	gadjúⁿga
ho	hakaragicíže	gíži.	Hagoréžą	gájąga
ho!	lived with he did†	[.]‡	[Finally]	now then

*the second /tc/ is circled.
†the MS translation has "lived with she did."
‡the MS translation has "and so", but here gíži functions as a sentence terminator.

meⁿwigútc		wógizók*	djidjéje	higwówe	hotcintcínik
mą	wigúc	wogízók	jijéže.	Higwówe†	hocįcį́nįk
arrows	to shoot with	really	he became.	Around about	boys‡

*the word tciedjé, occurring after this, was crossed out.
† < higų-hówe.
‡before "boys", the word "the" is crossed out.

kishgátc*	meⁿwigútc		jéguⁿ	wakishgátcs’áje	jejegúⁿ
kišgác.	Mą	wigúc	žégų	wakišgács’àže,	žéžegų
played with.	Arrows	to shoot with	now	play with he could,	that way

*inserted here from the bottom of the page from a footnote.

uⁿdjes’ágijí	hiúⁿgíwina	xonúdjegá	jéji	watcék’hirushdjóⁿxdjįje
’ųjes’ágiži.	Hiyųgíwįra*	xonújega	žéži	wacék hirušją́xjįže.
he used to be.	The chief's daughter†	the younger one	she	knew she was about (marriageable age she was about to be).‡

* < hi-hųk-hiwį-ra.
†someone has written above these words, "chieftainess." However, this is extremely misleading, as no authority is imputed to a chief's daughter by virtue of her birth.
‡the parenthetical material is in the text written below the English line.

p. 4 —

higúⁿ	meⁿgera	shdjéⁿje	hagoréjoⁿ	hotcintcínikdjéga
Higų́	mą́gera	šją́že.	Hagoréžą	hocįcį́nįkjega
Then	breast	quite strong.	[Finally],	the boy

hadjagádjeⁿ	kóra*	meⁿshdjóⁿxdjį́†	weⁿkgipínikshguni‡		híshdjeⁿnįk’shguní
hajagáją.	Kora,	mąšją́xjį	wąk	gípinįkšgùni.	[Híšjąnįkšguní.]‡‡
she saw him.	Say,	mighty	men	she liked.	She loved him.

*this word occurs at the bottom of the page and is inserted by means of footnote 1.
†a /k/ occurred before the /x/ but was crossed out.
‡"shguni" is inserted above the line by a caret. It is written in small letters by a different writing implement.
‡‡this sentence is omitted in the Bollingen text.

hotcintcíni[k]djéga	hishdjoⁿshgúni	jédjuⁿga	hínugeník’djegá	wauⁿshgúni
[Hocįcį́nįkjega]*	[hišjąšgúni.]*	Žéjųga	hínųgenį́kjegá	wa’ųšgúni,
The boy	she loved.	Now	the young woman	she did,

*this entire sentence (like the one before it) has been omitted from the Bollingen text.

higitcgáxnisgejé	hagaíra	higúⁿ	hikípágashgé.†	hinajítcjéji‡
higicgáxnisgèže.	Hagaíra	higų́	hikipágašge.	Hįražicžéži.
she tried to throw herself in his way.	Sometimes	[indeed]*	she would meet him.	To tease her she wished.‡‡

*the MS translation has "(she?)".
†the final /g/ overprints a /k/.
‡the first /je/ overprints something that can no longer be read.
‡‡the translation has "to tease me she wished." The suffix -žeži means "to yearn intensely"; however -žeži/-šeži is also the optative. The Hocąk does not express "me". Hiražitc means "to practice the joking relationship."

higúⁿ	hit’éra	hijáⁿ	hįgánuga†	hinúk’ána
"Higų́	hit’éra	hižą́	hįgánąga‡	hinųkóną,"
"Then*	word	a	he says to me [and]	court make,"

*"now" is crossed out and "then" written above it. However, the standard "just" seems to be a more appropriate translation.
†the single expression hit’érajiⁿ´gánuga is replaced in very small superscriptions by the more articulated, hit’éra hijaⁿ´ hiⁿgánuga.
‡higánąga (< hige-anąga) means, "he says to him, and"; hįgánąga (< hį-hige-anąga) means "he says to me, and".

nisgejéje	korá!	egí	hiregáshge	hotcintcínik’djéga
nisgežéži.	Kora!	egi	hiregášge.	Hocįcį́nįkjega
like(ness) [that she yearned].*	Kora!	[and]	she thought of him often.†	The boy

*the parenthetical addition of "(ness)" is in the text. Nisge means "like that" and -žeži means "to yearn intensely."
†the text has "she wished for him often."

hirudjísdjindjánuga	higúⁿ	huⁿkagá	wajóⁿ	hokit’akereníje
hirujísjįjánąga	higų́	hąkagá	wažą	hokit’akerenìže.
was quite young and	[yet]*	never	something	talked he not to her.

*the translation has "then".

egishgé	hishgé	jegúⁿ	hinúgenik’djegá	rukónunísgek’djérashgé†
Egíšge	hišgé	žegų	hinų́genįkjegá	rukónonisgekjèrašge.
And (she on the other hand)*	also	then	the girl	court (indirectly) if she would.‡

*the parenthetical material was inserted by the translator.
†an initial /ru/ is written in smaller letters just to the left and above the /k/ in kónunísgek’djérashge.
‡"indirectly" is inserted above the Hocąk line in parentheses. An earlier parenthetical qualification after the word "court" has been crossed out.

p. 5 —

jéguⁿ	gitcéxiánuga	jéguⁿ	nonigé	rogúnokshóno
Žégų	gicexiánąga	žégų	núnige	roguną́kšaną
Now	she dreaded [it, and]	[now]	just	in want of him only

wiwáhįtcį́djéje	jéguⁿ	uinegíji	hagoréjaⁿ	ho	gúįsgéxdjį
wiwáhįcįjèže.	Žégų	’úįregìži.	Hagoréžą	ho	gúįsgéxjį†
very much she was.*	Now	thus they were.	[Finally]	ho!	really

*"exceedingly" is written in very small letters below the word "much".
†the Bollingen text has higųsgéxdjį.

wánoína	jesgégijí*	jéguⁿ	hakíjuk’djé	iagék’dje
waną’į́ra	žesgégiži.	"Žégų	hakížukje;	yagékje,"†
her mind	it was that way.	"Now	I'll marry him;	I'll ask him,"‡

*this is followed by the word jeguⁿ´gaho, which is crossed out.
†the Bollingen text has yagékdge, which is certainly a misprint.
‡"ask" follows the word "tell" which has been crossed out.

Bol. p. 78 —

hiregáshge	hinúkdjega	higúį†	hitcidówahára
hiregášge	hinų́kjega,*	"Higúį,‡	hicitowahára
think she would, but	the woman,	"Now then,	my older brothers

*the Bollingen text has hinų́dkjega, an obvious misprint.
†hinúkdjega higúiⁿ is circled and with an arrow inserted before hitcidówahára.
‡the Bollingen text has only higų́.

iróshik	wahák’djonihégadjeⁿ*	hiregá,	jegweⁿké	anísajé
hiróšik	wahákjanihegàją,"	hiregá,	žegwąké†	anis’áže.
ashamed	make them I will,"	she would think,	then not	she would not say it.

*in the MS the terminal /ą/ of this word is expressed as /eⁿ/.
†< žegų-hą́ke.

jigé	neⁿníga	wagídagík’dje	hiregáshge	ho	jigé
Žigé	"Nániga	wagitágikje,"	hiregášge,	"Ho!	žigé
[Again]	"My mother	I will tell,"	she would think, but	"Ho!	again

roⁿgighidjenegádjeⁿ	wainónigíjoⁿ	herejé	ék’djonegádjeⁿ
rogiǧicanegàją,	'Wainonįgížą	herežé,'	ék’janegáją,
object to me would,*	'An orphan	he is,'	she would say,

*"disappoint" is crossed out and "object to" is written over it.

heⁿké	iakísgánijé	ék’djonegádjeⁿ	iregáshge	jigé
'Hąké	yakísganiže,'	ekjanegáją,"	hiregášge.	Žigé
'Not	not equal to me,'	she would say,"	she would think.	Again

jegúⁿ	ho	heⁿké	hogirágenįs’áje.	kóra	hagoréjoⁿ
žegų	ho!	hąké	hogiragenis’áže.	Kóra!	hagoréžą
now,	ho!	not	tell her she would not.	Kóra!	[in time]

p. 6 —

egí	meⁿdjano	haínoⁿ	wanoíno	jesgégi
egi	mąjánahaį̀ra		waną’į́ra	žesgégi.
[then]	of years the number		her mind	[it] was this way.

jejoⁿké	iapérezníno	hagoréjoⁿ	hahí	uⁿdja’uⁿ	howajáje
"Žežąké*	yapéresníną."	Hagoréžą,	hahí	’ų́ja’ų	howažáže.
"That not	not know do I."	[Finally],	thus	she went on	until she was sick.

* < že-hąké.

nugeník’djegá	howajágijí	jegúⁿ	ho	waruhįtc´
Nųgenį́kjegá*	howažágiži	žegų,	ho	waruhįc´†
The young girl	[having become] sick	now,	ho!	[the giving of reverential greetings]‡

* < hiųknįkdjega.
†the Bollingen text has warahįtc, which seems unlikely.
‡the translation has "(to get a doctor)." For the meaning of ruhįc, see the Glossary.

ireshgúne	moⁿk’ónik	giúⁿwashírege	weⁿgíjoⁿ
hirešgúni.	Mąk’ónįk	gi’ųwašírege.	Wągížą
they did.	Medicine (little)	they told them to do.*	A man

*these words are written above, "to make for her they asked," which is crossed out.

ruhį́djirége	meⁿkonínk’shgé	giwánuga	gádjeⁿ
ruhįcirége.	Mąkónįkšge	gi’ųánąga	gają
[they gave reverential greetings to].*	Medicine also	did he give to her	but

*the translation has, "they got."

higwuⁿkédjáwaje	hidjánįgenísge	hiníje	Ásge
higwųkéjáwaže*	hijánįgenísge†	hiníže.	Ésge
not any	different she was not	did he make her.	And so

* < higų-hąké-hijáwaže.
†the Bollingen text has hidjájįknìsge, the second /j/ being in error.

jigé	weⁿgwákoⁿtcóⁿgijóⁿ	ruhįtc´	hiránuga
žigé	wąkwákącą́gižą́	ruhįc´	hiránąga
[again]	a shaman (holy man)	[they gave reverential greetings to]*	they did [and]

*the translation has, "called."

jigé	giúⁿdjireshgúne	hó-o-o	jegwanatcįxdjį
žigé	gi’ų́jirešgùni.	Ho-o-o!	žegwanącįxjį‡
[again]	he commenced doing it.*	(How terrible!)†	all over

*"commenced doing it" is written above "doctored her" which is crossed out.
†the parentheses occur in the text.
‡ < žegų-haną́cį-xjį.

wes’į́wijé	egáshge	jéguⁿ	kágawajónijoⁿ		higépereznijé
wes’į́wižé*	egášge	žegų	kaga	wažąnižą	higéperesníže.
he examined her	he would say, but	now	never	anything	know not of her.

*the Bollingen text has wes’į́gijé, but wes’į́wi is attested with this meaning in the Longtail stories collected by J. O. Dorsey.

p. 7 —

higúⁿįsgéxdjį	jedjúⁿga	jigé	hidanína	ruhį́djiréje
Higų́įsgéxjį*	žéjųga	žigé	hitanína	ruhį́cireže.
Then really	[indeed]	again	the 3rd one	they gave reverential greeting to.†

* < higų-hisgéxjį.
†the text has, "they called."

dáni	uⁿwíshgune	gádjuⁿga	meⁿshdjóⁿxdjį	úinejé‡
Táni	’ųwišgúni.	Gájąga	mąšją́xjį	’úįreže.
3*	did.	Then	mighty (very hard)†	they did.

*this numeral is written above the word "tobacco" which is crossed out.
†the parentheses occur in the text.
‡what appers to be "wwi" is crossed out just before this word.

higúįsgéxdjį	hoⁿké	wajéⁿperéziraníje	jeguⁿ
Higúįsgéxjį	hąké	wažą́peresiranìže.	Žegų
But really	not	nothing knew they.	Now

uneⁿk’úⁿ	hagoréjoⁿ	rushágirejé	hinúgenígenúka
’únąk’ų	hagoréžą	ruš’ágireže.	Hinų́genį́geną̀ka
finally	[in time]	they could not (fail they did).*	The young girl†

*the parentheses occur in the text.
†"little" is crossed out and "young" written above it.

t’eshgúne	t’egíji	hó	tceⁿninisgéregéregí		jeguⁿ	xaireshgúne
t’ešgúni.	T’egíži	ho	cani	nisgéregeregi.	Žégų	xairešgúni.
died she did.	When [she] died	ho	fall	it was about.	Then	buried they her.

gwó	waíniwanígi†	jegúⁿ	haneⁿtc´	wokáwaghúganugá
Gwo!	wainiwánigi	žegų	haną́c	wokawaxúkanąga
(Hopelessly)*	clothes that she had	now	all	she put on and

*At the bottom of the page, connected by a footnote, is "exclamation of great (... ?)."
†just before this word waíniwa is crossed out.

hoteⁿkéwowaghúgenį́gíji*	peⁿsép	xedéjoⁿ	édja
hotąkéwawaxúgenį́gìži,†	pąsép	xetéžą	éja
some that she did not put on	black bag	a large one	there

*right after this word a second gijí is crossed out.
†the Bollingen text has, hodá hąké wowaxúknįgìji.

p. 8 —

haneⁿtc´	wójuiranuga	jéguⁿ	hikárap’éhi	t’uⁿbiréje
haną́c	wóžuiranąga	žégų	hikarapéhi	t’ųbíreže.
all	put they in and	now	with their head on it as a pillow	they laid her.

hikárap’éį	t’uⁿbiránuga	hihágera	égi	nóⁿ
Hikarapéhi	t’ųbiránąga	hihágerá	égi	ną
Her head reclining on it	they put her and	on the top	[there]*	wood

*the translation has "and", but a conjunctive meaning of égi makes little sense at that place in the sentence.

homíjiránuga	égi	gádjuⁿga	moⁿkáxi	hagédja*	honíge
homíširánąga.	Égi	gájąga	mąkáxi	hagéja	honíge
they lay over.	And	now then	dirt	on top	just (loose)†

*this word occurs at the bottom of the page and is inserted here by footnote 1.
†the parentheses occur in the text.

sh’ók’t’úⁿbiré	heⁿke	nįowárepíni	jejegúⁿ	t’uⁿbiréje
š’ók’t’ų́bire	hąké	nihowárepini.	Žéžegų	t’ų́bireže.
pile they did (mound they made)*	not	leakable.	That way	they laid her.

*the parenthetical material (the parentheses are mine) occurs at the bottom of the page and is inserted here by footnote 3 (the numbering being out of order).

jéjeguⁿ	hiránuga	égi	ho	jigé	noⁿgik’ónukónuk
Žéžegų	hiránąga	égi	ho	žigé	nągikánąkanąk
That way	they did and	then	ho!	[again]	poles

hiagédja	hó	wanogh’ómik*	hipį́uⁿnísge	hirejé‡
hiagéja	hó	wanąǧómįk	hipí’ųnisge	híreže.
on top	ho!	(anything relating to [the] grave, especially the house)†	filled it with	they did.

*this word is inserted here from the bottom of the page by footnote 2, which is out of numerical order.
†the parentheses are found in the text.
‡just before this word, úinejé was written but crossed out.

honanahìnaⁿhúⁿgajéⁿ*	waireshgúne	húⁿgenuka	weshgúne	huⁿké
Honanąhìnąhųgáją	waírešgúni.	Hų́genąka	wešgúni,	"[Hąké]‡
(When the sleeping feast of the 4 nights was over, lit. of sleep 4 nights she had gone through)†	they said [it].	The chief	he said,	"Not

*the initial /h/ is superscripted. After the initial hon, onína is crossed out and ana written above it; hinaⁿ is written above the line in small letters between honana and hų́gadjeⁿ.
†the parentheses are in the text.
‡this word is incorrectly omitted in the Bollingen text.

wajoⁿ	jésganína	wanoghomigrá	hakdjá	miánográ
wažą́	žesganíną.	Wanąǧómįkra	hakja	miánąkra.
anything	I am not like.	The grave	seeing*	I sit.

*quite a number of words are crossed out under hakdjá.

hųkéwajoⁿ	jésganína	hinók’inú	howaínawígi†	pinána
Hąkéwažą	žesgániną.	Hirokino	howaį́nawigi	pinóną.
Not anything*	I am not like.	Out of sight of it	let us go	it would be good.

*originally "never" was written, but was crossed out in favor of "not."
†this word is written in small letters above winawígi, which has been crossed out.

higúį	nųbóhoⁿxdjį	honó	édja	hįtcíwigí
Higúⁿ	hinuⁿbóhąxjį	haną́	éja	hįcíwigi
Just	about twice*	to sleep	there	we can live

*Radin adds via footnote 4: "i.e., 2 day's travel".

pinana	eshgúne	aⁿsge	widjadjéra	jesgé
pinóną,"	ešgúni.	ésge	wijajéra	žesgé
it would be good,"	he said.	And so	the crier	that kind

p. 9 —

eshgúni	égi	djagú	jegúį	kúruhoíreje
ešgúni.	Égi	jagú	žegúⁿ	hikuruhoíreže
he said.	And	what [or how]	now	they got ready, they did

gádjeⁿ	hidokénika	hitcuⁿshgéra	weshgúni	kuniká
gáją	hitokénįka	hicųšgéra	wešgúni,	"Kúnįka,
but	[the old woman's]	her grandson	he said,	"Gr. mother

huⁿkéshge	nijí	dée	ánúⁿgereshgé*	aípįxdjeníno
hąkéšge	niži	teé	aną́gerešgé	haípįxjįnìną
not	me	this	they are saying	not like it very much

*the word hanéⁿgere has been crossed out and anúⁿgereshgé inserted in its place from the bottom of the page through footnote 1.

djagú	higúⁿwajéⁿnįk	t’éhadjegádjeⁿ	jigé	jegúįshgé
jagú	higų́wažą́nįk	t’éhajegàją.	Žigé	žegúįšgé*
what [or how]	[a little] something	I am killing.	Again	again

* < žegų hišgé.

higuⁿ	inígera	nįkúruxúruk’shgúninóⁿje	huⁿkeréshge	réra
higų́	inį́gera	nįkúruxurukšguniną̀že.	Hąkérešge	réra
just*	our mouths (eating)*	I can gain for you.	Not (truly)†	to go

*this word is written above "now" which has been crossed out.
†the parenthetical expressions are in the text.

hamoⁿkéniadjéno	huⁿgraíshge	hihoránuga	jéguⁿ	tciápégi
hamąkénią̀jeną.	Hųkraíšge	hihoránąga	žegų	ciápegi
I do not hate to do it.	The chief	you ask him and	now	to wait at the lodge

djasgánu	éje	hodjía	egí	iagek’djéno
jasgáną?,"	éže.	"Hojiá,	egi	yagekjéną."
how would it be?"	he said.	"All right,	and	I will ask him."

ásge	hidókénika	huⁿgotciédja	hiánuga	hahí
ésge	hitokénįka	hųgociéja	hiánąga	hahí
And so	the old woman	at the chief's house	went she and	there at

huⁿgenúka	jesgígejé*	tcuⁿshgák’djenigrá-a-a	heⁿké	dawinijéje
hųgeną́ka	žesgígežé.	"Cųšgákjenįkrá-a-a	hąké	tawinižéže
the chief	that she told him.	"My dear grandson,	not	not to go

* < jesge-higéje.

p. 10 —

ége*	hitcuⁿshgénikára	wáweⁿdjíno	higuⁿ	wanoítcgéra
ége	hicųšgénįkara.	Wá’uąjíną.	Higų́	wanoícgera,
he said	my gr. son.	So I came.	Just	the animals,

*éje is crossed out and ége written above it with a footnote. The footnote at the bottom of the page reads, "ege = he said; éje = he had said."

koniká	égi	wowáhaziránagaíshge	koresge	pádjenógeréshge
kúnika,	égi	wowáhasiranąkaíšge.	Korésge,	pacenągeréšge
gr mother,	here	to drive them they might.	Surprisingly,	this timber

étcuⁿ	wanoítcgera	rakírirége	pįgiagaíra	wajóⁿnik
ecų	wanoícgera	rakirirége.	'Pįgiagaíra	wažą́nįk
there instead	animal	they might come to.	'It is well sometimes	[little] something

t’ehádjege	ége.	hitcuⁿshgénikára	hoⁿké	daník’djawí
t’ehájege,'	ege.	Hicųšgénįkhara	hąké	taníkjawi,
I am killing,'	he said.	My grandson	not	not to go,

éno	hoí	tcuⁿjóⁿgenú	pį́	waragéno	djágu	huⁿke
éną."	"Ho!	hicųžą́ano,*	pį	warakéną	jagú	hąké
he said."	"Ho!	my niece,	good	you mean	what [or how]	not

*the Bollingen text has hitcųją́kra.

sharawínishgé	huⁿwóna	hisgé	t’ehiregíji	nįkaraíshdjak’djenáwiga
šaraníwišge	hųwą́ra	hisgé	t’ehiregíži	nįkaraíšjakjanàwiga.
if you do not go [also]	elk	some	if they kill	to come and see you we will.

jigeósgéshge	é	wanoghómigrá	higí	wirárakárashonokshgúnino	hishgé
Žigehosgéšge	e	wanąǧómįkra	higí	wirakárašanąkšgùniną,"	hišgé
And anyhow	[it]	the grave	here	take care of it you can,"	also

éje	egi	tcuⁿshgánu	úⁿsgé	tcínigra
éže.	"Égi	cųšgáno,	’ų́sge!	cínįkra
he said.	"Well	my gr. son,	say!*	my house

*below this word is written "(—- exclamation".

p. 11 —

piéⁿk’úⁿk’djanįhéra	higuⁿ	hinúgenígera	hįgídjiraíregi	pįshgúnino
pią́k’ų́kjanihèra	higų́	hinų́genį́gera	hįgíjiraìregi	pįšgúniną."
to fix it up I was going to	just	the girls	[if they] helped me	it would be good."

hodjía	hitcuⁿjúⁿwahára	hahí	irek’djéno	ásge
"Hojíá,	hicųžą́wahara	hahí	hirekjéną."	ésge,
"All right,	my nieces	there	they will come over."	And so,

hó	neⁿhaítcinígra	pįk’úⁿshgúne	jeguⁿ†	núgenoⁿká
ho!	nąhaícinįkra	pįk’ųšgúni.*	Žégų	nų́genąká‡
ho!	bark-house	she fixed it up.	Now	the women

*the Bollingen text has pįk’ųkcgúni.
†before this word, jeg is crossed out.
‡the Bollingen text has hinų́knąka.

hiránuga	ho	gidjiraíreje	gwó	jéguⁿ
hiránąga,	ho!	gijiraíreže.	Gwó!	žégų
came and	ho!	they helped her.	Gwo!	now

huídjiráshge	haⁿk’shíxdjįp’á	moⁿkáx	hagíwunaínanuga†	jéguⁿ
huijirášge	hąkšíxjįpá	mąkáx	hagiwúnaíranąga	žegų
the bottom also	high up to that far*	dirt	they piled up and	now

*between the words "up" and "to" what appears to be the word "that" has been crossed out.
†a small /r/ is written over the second /n/ of this word.

Bol. p. 79 —

shdjútcį*	gigíreje	jéjeguⁿ	uⁿdja’úⁿ	jéguⁿ
šjúcį	gigíreže.	Žéžegų	’ųja’ų.	Žégų
very warm they made it for her	they did for her.	That way	she was doing.	Then†

*just above this word in very small letters is written cdjutc which is probably designed as a clarification of the original shdjútciⁿ.
†just prior to this word, what appears to be the word "just" has been crossed out.

girushdjaínegí	jeguⁿ	ho´	hagoréjoⁿ	djobóhoⁿgi	jé	gíxonoraíreje
girušjaį́regi	žegų	ho	hagoréžą	jobóhągi	že	gíxanaraíreže.
when they finished	indeed	ho!	once on a time	four times then	then	move they went.

gwó	hidokénika	hitcuⁿshgérashóno	édja	koraíkitcínokshe
Gwó!	hitokénįka	hicųšgerášaną	éja	karaíkicínąkše.
Gwo!	the old woman	her gr. son only	there	living with she was.

p. 12 —

hógi*	djadjonégi	haⁿbakírigi	wainánika	wajóníneje
Hógi	jajįrégi	hąbakírigi	wainánįka	wažóníreže.‡
[There]	right off (now)†	when it was day	the orphan	hunt something he went.‡‡

*just before this word the letters /eg/ (probably for égi) have been crossed out.
†the parentheses are in the text.
‡ < wažą́honíreže.
‡‡the word "hunt" is written above the word "out" which has been crossed out.

hohó-o	jeguⁿ	[káwajoⁿ]*	wáshdjįk	shįxdjinigrá
Hohó-o!	žégų	káwažą (?)†	wašjįk	šįxjįnįkrá
Hoho-o!	just	[?]	rabbits‡	very fat‡‡

*this expression is put in brackets in the text. Its English translation is written so small that it cannot be made out.
†the question mark is in the text.
‡"mighty, great" has been crossed out and "rabbits" written above it.
‡‡"rabbits" has been crossed out and "very fat" written above it.

jegwórutcík	k’įkírije	heⁿhó	kuniká	pį́k’djónihéno
žegwórucík*	k’įkíriže.	"Hąhó!	kúnika,	pį́kjanihéną
in a bunch	he carried back.	"Hąhó!	[grandmother],	it will be good

* < žégų-hórucik.

gúⁿtejegúni	hági	rashgúni	hiwarúdjanaįk’djonéno	wárokshíjoⁿ‡
gų́težegúni*	hági	rašgúni	hiwarúcanaįkjanèną.	Warokšížą
even this way	if I do	peaceful†	we will be eating.	Not necessarily

* < higų́ te žégų.
†"easily" would be a better translation in this context.
‡before this word, horot has been crossed out.

hári	oíxónok’djéje	djagú	kéni	wak’į́	wajóⁿ
hari	hoixanąkjéže.	Jagú	keni	wak’į́	wažą
far	do we have to move.	What	not yet	carry	anything

hári*	duxúrugniadjéno	ha-a	tcuⁿshganu	(wírogoískéno)†
hári	tuxúruknią̀jeną."	"Ha-a,	cųšgáno,	wirogoiskéną.‡
very far	[I will not be able to."]	"Ha-a,	grandson,	I'm thankful.‡‡

*orginally p’ári was written, but the /p/ was crossed out and a small /h/ written above it.
†the parentheses are in the text.
‡the Bollingen text has wirogoickéną, but Marino's dictionary gives preference to the /s/ over the /c/ as in the MS.
‡‡"not able to" after "I'm" has been crossed out and replaced below the line with "thankful".

djágu	irékiwarádjeradjé*		djagu	dejí	wajóⁿ
Jagú	’į́reki	warájeraje,	jagú	teži	wažą́
What	alone	you are eating	what	me	anything

*the first /r/ in this word was written above an original /n/.

wáhadjés’gánokshe	eje	aⁿsge	hó	jedjúⁿga
wahajesgánąkše,"*	éže.	ésge	hó	žéjųga
eat very much I do,"	she said.	And so	ho!	[and now]

* < wahac-žesgánąkše.

p. 13 —

ho	jigé	haínigí	kóra	úⁿdjaúⁿ	tcánikéreshgénik
ho	žigé	haínigi	kóra	ų́ja’ų	"canikérešgenįk"
ho!	[again]	in the morning	say!	while thus around	a "fawn"

aires’áje	jesgéjoⁿ	t’ehíje	há	hidokénika	jéguⁿ
aíres’áže,	žesgéžą	t’ehíže.	Há	hitokénįka	žégų
they used to call	that kind	he killed.	Ha!	[the old woman]	[now]

gitcóbenigánuga	jée	waisgáb	zizíbenik	hiroíshodjánuga
gicóbenįkánąga	žée	waisgáp	zizíbenįk	hiroíšocánąga†
chopped it up and	that	bread (flour)	gravy (murky form)*	she stirred it with [and]‡

*the parentheses are in the text.
† < hiroíšjocànąga.
‡just before "stirred," "shread" is written and crossed out.

jéjesgé	ratcgónukshe	jejéguⁿ	unehégi†	kóra
žežésge	racgónąkše.*	Žéžegų	’unihégi.	Kóra,
that kind	she was drinking.	That way	thus he had been.	Say!

* < racgą-hónąkše.
†this is written under úneⁿki, which has been crossed out.

jigéagíjoⁿ	tcahérotcoⁿ	aíregi	jesgéjoⁿ	jigé	t’ehíje
žigéagížą	"cahérocą"	aíregi*	žesgéžą	žigé	t’ehíže.
again one	"straight-horned deer"	they called	that kind	again	he killed.

*the Bollingen text has áregi.

hojédjúⁿga	je	weⁿgenúnįkdjéga	úndjiregádjeⁿ	higoⁿ*	tcáherotcaį́joⁿ
Ho! žéjų́ga	že	wągenúnįkjéga	’ų́jiregàją.	Higų́	cáherocaį́žą
Ho! now then	[this]	the old man	he began thus.	That way	[a] straight-horned deer

*the initial syllable /hi/ is inserted above the line.

t’ehígi	kodé	jigé	úⁿdjaúⁿ	jigé
t’ehígi.	Koté!	žigé	’ų́ja’ų,	žigé
that he had killed.	Koté!	again	while doing thus,	again

haínigí	tcaxedéjoⁿ	jéjeguⁿgadjeⁿ	hagoréjoⁿ	uⁿsgé
haínigi,	caxetéžą	žéžegųgàją.	Hagoréžą,	’ų́sge!
in the morning,	buck deer	thus it had been.	[Finally],	’ų́sgé!*

*it appears to be translated as "and". However, it is an exclamation.

hijóⁿ	órehínunigé	huⁿké	t’aníje	t’anígiji
hižą	horehínúnige	hąké	t’aníže.	T’anígiži
one	he wounded, but	not	die it did not.	Die it didn't so

ruxáreshgúne	wó,*	godjáxdjeⁿhí	hóxdjaínoxdjįgádjeⁿ	hoxéregí
ruxárešgùni,	wó!	gojáxjąhi.	Hóxjáįnaxjįgàją	hoxéregi.
right after he went	wo!	way over there at.	Late in the evening	he caught it.

*An asterisk is placed after this word which connects it to this footnote at the bottom of the page: "a word used when a man is puzzled or disconcerted."

p. 14 —

édja	t’ehíje	gádjeⁿ	jéjedjúⁿga		k’íiánuga
éja	t’ehíže	gáją	že	žéjųga	k’įiánąga*
[There]	he killed it	and then	[this one]	[now]	carried it [and]

*the Bollingen text has after this word: "[k’įhi-ánąga?]".

gushgúne	gugíji	hegúⁿ	hep†	haheⁿhéga	tcinúgere
gušgúni	gugíži.	Hegų́*	hep	hahąhéga	ciną́gere
he came home	on the way home.	Now	this side	he might overlook	the town

*the Bollingen text has higų́.
†hebo is crossed out at the beginning of the word and above it is written, hep. In addition next to hep is written, "= this side".

hirowágįxs’áje	heⁿhegadjeregíji		jegúⁿ	ho
hiroágįxs’áže.	Hąhé,	gajerégiži*	žegų	ho!
go around he used to.	It was night,	so	rather	ho!

* < gają-here-giži.

hirotcógiwéje	jéguⁿ	tcínuk	kiságere‡	howó	k’írigúje
hirocógiwéže.*	Žégų	cínąk	kiságere	howá	kirigúže.
straightway he came on.†	[Now]	the town	the middle of	came	through he did‡‡

* < hirocą́-hogiwéže.
†the letters "cut acr" are crossed out before these words.
‡just before this word the letter /g/ occurs by itself.
‡‡"out" is crossed out and "through" written above it.

hikidjóindja	kirigádjeⁿ	dé	uⁿsgé	húⁿgotcíra
Hikijáįja	kirigáją	te	’ų́sge	hųgocíra†
On the opposite	when he got	there	’ų́sge!*	the chief's house

*the text has "then".
† < hųk-hocíra.

hadajánokshe	hadajánokejí	korá	hįgíshdjadjírek’djenáwijé	airánihéra
hatažánąkše.	Hatažánąkgíži.	"Kóra!	hįgíšjajirekjanàwiže,	aíranihera.
lit up it was.	Lit up so it was.	"Korá!	they would come and see us,*	they had said.

*to the left and below these words the following is crossed out: "to come & see us".

hadjíregúne	hiregíji	jedjúⁿga	jegúⁿ	hidjáhioís’įje
Hajíreguni,"	hiregíži.	Žéjųga	žégų	hijáhi	hois’įže.
They must have come,"	he thought.	Now then	[now]	there he went	and peeped in.

oisįgádjeⁿ	dé	hinúgenúká	dé	minógenukshe
Hois’įgáją	te,	hinų́geną́ka	te	miną́genąkše.
When he peeped in	there,	the woman*	there	she was sitting up.†

*between the words "the" and "woman" the word "ol[d]" has been crossed out.
†after the word "she" the word "sat" has been crossed out.

djagú	uⁿgádjeⁿ	radjígádjeⁿ	hįkórakáwani	horaísį́adjéje
"Jagú	’ųgáją?	Rajigáją	hįkórakáwani†	horais’į́ajèže,"
"Why	(doing) thus?*	You came but	not come in you	peeping in you are,"

*the parentheses are in the text.
† < hįké horakáwani.

p. 15 —

éje	ásge	jedjúⁿga	wak’iná	waxinánuga
éže.	ésge	žéjųga	wak’į́ra	waxinánąga
she said.	And thus	[now then]	his pack	he put it down, and

tceⁿgédja	jedjúⁿga	jegwó-kéweshgúne	hokawánuga
cąkéja.	Žéjųga	žegwó-kéwešgúni.*	Hokawánąga
outside.	Now	then he went in.	He went in and

* < žégų-hokewešgúni.

ágakinúk	ahíminukádjeⁿ		djaguⁿuⁿ	wásh’uⁿgúni
agákinąk	ahí	minąkáją.	"Jagú’ų	wáš’ųgúni?
opposite	there	he sat down.	"Why	you did that?

djagú	noⁿdjináxguⁿjé	wash’uⁿje	maⁿnéguⁿsdjį
Jagú	nąciną́xgųže?	Waš’ų́že	mąregų́sjį
Why	(do you dislike me)?*	You did that	forever†

*the parentheses are in the text.
†before "forever" the word "all" is crossed out. Footnote 1 occurs after "forever" and at the bottom of the page reads, "lit. - measure by earth".

hoishíp	nóⁿdjinaxguⁿ	éje	ásge	ho
hoišíp	nąciną́xgų,"	éže.	ésge	ho!
all the time	disliked me,"	she said.	[And so]	ho!

jedjúⁿga	hahí	hikízuⁿtcį*	minúkshe	hikízuⁿtcį
žéjųga	hahí	hikízųcį†	miną́kše.	Hikízųcį‡
[now then]	on at	beside her	sat he.	Beside her

*the initial /hi/ is insertedabove the line by a caret.
†this word is omitted by the Bollingen text.
‡the Bollingen text has hikizųc-jį.

minóki	égi	waⁿgéshgune	weⁿkdjínigrá
miną́ki.	Égi	wągéšguni,	"Wąkjį́nįkra
he sat.	And	she said to [him],	"Man you*

*footnote 2 at the bottom of the page reads, "address of affection".

hagágasgéjeⁿxtcį	hagágasgéjeⁿxtcį	néwaishgwánuga	tcéno
hagagasgéžąxjį.	Hagagasgéžąxjį.	Néwaišgwánąga*	céną.
O my, thus it has been.	O my, thus it has been.	You are the cause of me	died I.

* < newa-i-hišge-’ų-ánąga.

ásge	dejegúnegí		naį́xdjį	hį́sh’uⁿsh’djajéji‡
ésge	te	žegų́regi	náįxjį	hį́š’ųšjažèži
So	at this	time*	I hope (sort of exclamation)†	try me you would

*this is written below the word "now" which is crossed out.
†the parenthetical expression is written in small letters above the words "I hope".
‡above this word is written in small letters, hįc’uⁿc’djá.

iaréno,	eshgúne.	hagágasgéjoⁿ,	djasgé	hagádjeⁿshge
yaréną,"	ešgúni.	Hagagasgéžą,	jasge	hagájąšge
I think,"	she said.	"O my,	how	did I so

p. 16 —

né	waniúⁿguní	egi	uⁿkéji	wajóⁿ sh’uní
ne	wani’ųgúní?"	Egi,	"Hąkéži	wažą́	š’uni."
of you	that I am the cause?"	And,	"Not exactly	anything	you did not do."

nunigé*	djásge	hagádjeⁿ	égi	uⁿkéji	wajónijoⁿ
"Nunige	jasge	hagáją?"	"Egi	hąkéži	wažą́nižą
"But	what	did I do?"	"Well	not	anything

*following this word, higuⁿ is crossed out.

hinagísh’uni	nunigé	jegúⁿ	honinoⁿk’shéji	iaréra
hiragiš’úni	nunige	žégų	honinąkšéži	yaréra.
do not to me	but	now	marry you	I wished.

nipįná	ésge	noⁿtcgéisdák	tcéno	heⁿhoéⁿ
Nįpį́na.	ásge	nącgéstak	céną.	Hąhą’ą,
I liked you.	And so	heart broken*	I died."	"Well,

*footnote 2 occurs here. At the bottom of the page, it reads, "lit. = flattened heart, worriment".

egí	djagúⁿ-uⁿgádjeⁿ	héⁿke	unágeshérageníje	egí	nétcone
égi	jagú’ųgają	hąké	’unágešérageníže?"	"Égi	né	coni
well	why	not	did you not tell me of it?"	"Well,*	you	first

*this word is written above "and" which is crossed out.

hįshárajítc	hįgúⁿ	wajónijóⁿ	hinágek’djoné
hįšáražic	hįgų́	wažą́nižą́	hįragékjane
court, tease me*	now	anything	say to me,

*the word "court" is written about the word "tease".

iarégashge	jéguⁿkéshge	hagį́sharajídjeni	ásge*	jigé
yaregášge,	žégųkéšge†	hagį́šaražíjeni.‡	ésge*	žigé
I would think,	but not	anytime you tease/court me.	So	[again]

*"ásge, so" is inserted by footnote 1 from the bottom of the page.
† < žegų́-hąkéšge.
‡ < hagihįšaražícni.

nonigá	wagidaík’dje	iáregáshge	nigé	deé
naniga	wagitaíkje	yaregášge,	nįge	teé
mother	to tell her of	I would think, but	maybe	[this one]

roígixiége*	iaréga.	ásge	jeguⁿ‡	égi
roigígiége	yaréga.	ésge	žegų	égi
to reprove me maybe†	I would think [that].	And so	now	[here]

*just before this word, roi is crossed out.
†after "to reprove me", "she would" is crossed out and "maybe" written above it.
‡after this word, kéwajį hanishonóno is written, then crossed out.

p. 17 —

jigé	jegúⁿ	kik’wéⁿwánuga	jegwóninoik’djeno	hihánuga
žige,	"Žegų,	kik’wą́wánąga*	žegwóninaįkjèną,"†	hihánąga
[again,]	["Now],	do it myself and	to marry you,"	I would say, and

* < kík’uą-ànąga.
† < žegų-hóninaįkjeną.

jéguⁿ	hironínok	húk’dje	iáregáshge	weⁿgwatcábera
žégų	hironínąk	hukje	yaregášge	wąkwacábera
now then	follow you	back	I would think, but	my brothers

hiroshík’wahákdjánihé	iarége	ásge	jéguⁿ
hirošík-wahàkjanihe	yarége.	ésge	žégų
ashamed I would make them	I would think.	And so	[now]

dée	haúⁿhurá	jégweⁿumúk’uⁿ	jégweⁿumúk’uⁿ
teé	ha’ųhúra	[žégwąumą́k’ų,]*	žégwąumą́k’ų†
this	I came on	doing it on,	doing it on

*omitted from the Bollingen text.
† < žegų ha’umą́k’ų.

jesgédjadjí	naⁿtcgesdák*	wai’úno	tcanúnigé
žesgéjají.	Nącgesták	waí’uną	ca	núnige
that way on at.	Broken-hearted	the cause of me	dead I am,	but

*tcéno is written after this word then crossed out.

heⁿké	wanoghira*	tcį́dja	hatcį́djatcáwanóⁿki
hąké	wanąǧíra	cį́ja†	hacį́ja	cawaną́ki,
not	spirits	where	where	they go to

*an added syllable, -gra, has been crossed out and tcį́dja written above it.
† < ci-éja.

Bol. p. 80 —

édja	wawádanieⁿdjéno	uⁿhá	dejegúnegi
éja	wawatániąjèną."	"’Ų́ha!	težegų́regi
there	gone to I have not."	"Well,	this time

hish’úⁿshdjagí	hisgédja	píno	íararéno	higéshguni
hiš’ų́šjagi	hisgéja	pį́ra	yararéną,"	higešgúni.
by me	really	good	I think,"	she said to him.

hohó	hágagásgéjoⁿ	djásge	hánuga	wajónijoⁿ
"Hohó!	hagagasgéžą.	Jásge	hánąga	wažą́nižą
"Hohó!	O dear, thus it has been.	How [or what]	I do and	anything

p. 18 —

hiníuⁿtcánuga	djasgé	úneháktce	horák-pį́nanigádjeⁿ
hini’ųcánąga	jásge	’ųnehákje?	Horák	pįranigáją.
try you and	how [or what]	would I do?	To tell	you ought to.

warok’ónogádjeⁿ	húnagishárakíshge	kúnikága	e	áshíanuga
Warokónogáją.	Húⁿragišarakìšge,	kunikága	e	hášianąga
Not so fearful it was.	If you had told me	my gr. mother	her	to ask I come, and*

*below this line is written, "tell her and" which may pertain to the inserted word immediately following.

hóraganuga*	jésgihishgúnino	hisgédja	heⁿké
horagánąga	žésgihišgúniną.	Hisgéja	hąké
she would tell and	that way we could have done.	Really	not

*this word, along with its English translation, has been inserted from footnote 1 at the bottom of the page.

pįránigádjeⁿ	horák-pįránigádjeⁿ		égi	jésgegadjeⁿ
pįranígają.	Horák	pįranigáją."	égi,	"Žesgegáją,
good you did not.	To tell	you ought to have."	And,	"That's right,*

*the word "right" is circled and below it is written, "way it is".

neroíshigánuga	jesgédja	wákik’uⁿgádjeⁿ	ejishgé	hinúgenuká
neroíšigánąga	žesgéja	wákik’ųgáją,"	éžišge	hinų́genąka.
I was ashamed and	that way at	I did to myself,"	she said	the woman.

egí	jedjúⁿga	jegúⁿ	ho	egí
Egi	žéjųga	žegų	ho	égi
Then*	[now then]	[now]	ho!	&

*written below the word "and" which has been crossed out.

jéguįgiranúk’dje	wagéno	heⁿhédeé		tcek’djíno
žéguįgiraną́kje	wagéną.	Hąhé	tee	cekjíną
now here sleep/stay all night*	I mean.	Night	this	to begin with

*"sleep" is written in small letters above "stay".

hįsh’úⁿshdjak’djé	wagéno	eshgúni	hodjiá
hįš’ųšjákje	wagéną,"	ešgúni.	"Hojiá!
to try me	I mean,"	she said.	"All right!

djasgéwaragégi		hishdjoⁿgé	iaúⁿtcak’djegúni	hishgé	éje
jasge	waragégi	hišją́ge	ya’ųcákjegùni,"	hišgé	éže.
whatever	you mean	well then	try it I will,"	also	he said.

p. 19 —

ásge	jedjúⁿga	jegúⁿ	ho	wagéshgúne
ésge	žéjųga	žegų	ho	wagešgúni,
And so	now then	then	ho!	she said to him,

nána	sdówaragí	pinána	pédjera	daé	rakéregí
"Náną	stowáragi	pinóną.	Péjera	taé	rakéregi
"Wood	gather them in*	it would be good.	The fire	burning	keep it and†

*"some" is crossed out and "them" written above it.
†beneath the whole English line is the following: "I'm daíenokcána burning
you danie[nąkcaną]."

pinána	jédjuⁿga	hahéjoⁿ	nananéⁿtcįxdjį́	sdówahishgúni
pinóną."	Žéjųga	hąhéžą	nąraną́cįxjį́	stówahišgùni.
it would be good."	[Now then]	one night	wood all of them*	gathered them he did.

*two letters are crossed out before "wood" and "all of them" is circled.

jéguⁿ	rohóⁿxdjį	sdohíje	égi	wagéshgúnijoⁿ
Žégų	rohą́xjį	stohíže.	Égi	wagešgúniže
Now	great many	gathered them.	And	said to him*

*before the word "said" the word "she" has been crossed out.

hinúgenígenúka	weshgúnije	jegwoishípje	pédjera
hinų́genį́geną́ka,	wešgúniže,	"Žegwoišípše	péjera
the woman,	said,	"Now all the time*	the fire

*before the word "now" the word "all" has been crossed out.

hot’úⁿkereádje*	higéje	ásge	hótcintcínigenóka	jesgé	híje
hot’ų́kereàje,"	higéže.	ésge	hocįcį́nįgeną́ka	žésgehìže.
fire up keep it,"	she said to him.	So	the boy	that way did he.

*just before this word, "wat’" has been crossed out.

hegúⁿ	pédjera	rohóⁿxdjot’wánuga	jegwodazínobrá	heⁿk’shíxtcį
Hegų́	péjera	rohą́xjot’wánąga*	žegwotazínąprá†	hąkšíxjį
Just	the fire	very much he put in [and]	now then the blaze	high up

* < rohą́xjį-hot’ų-ànąga.
† < žegų-hodazínąpra.

howaígus’áje	hinúgenuka	weshgúnije*	higúⁿ	djadjána
howaígus’àže.	Hinų́genąka	wešgúniže,	"Higų́	jajána
it would reach to.	The woman	said,	"Just†	anytime

* just before this word, wes’áje has been crossed out.
† before the word "just", the words "any time" have been crossed out.

nishdjúⁿwéⁿgiji	horagádje	éje	hodjía	Ásge
nišjų́wą́giži	horagáje,"	éže.	"Hojiá."	Ésge
sleepy you get	tell it,"	she said.	"All right."	And so

p. 20 —

jegweⁿké	shdjuⁿwóne	hik’íneⁿį́	hegúⁿ	wogírarák
žegwąké	šjųwą́re	hik’íną’į́.*	Hegų́	wogírarak.
now not	sleepy	not sleep.	Just	told her things.

*the Bollingen text has hik’ną’į.

higúⁿ	núgenúka	jegúⁿ	ho	jésge-ánuga
Higų́	nų́geną́ka*	žegų	ho!	žésge	ánąga
Now	the woman	then	ho!	that she said - and†

*the Bollingen text has hinų́knąk.
†the word "way" is crossed out and "she said" written above it.

kibás’ajé	jegúⁿ	horák’piéⁿnigádjeⁿ		hagágasgeje	néwakik’wánuga
kibas’áže,	"Žégų	horák	pianigáją.	Hagagasgéžą!	né	wakik’wánąga*
reprove herself she would,	"[Now]	tell it	I ought to.	O my thus it has been!	I	did it to myself and

* < wakik’ų-ànąga.

róroⁿk’éⁿpínigadjeⁿ	hishgínugenuká	es’áje	hagoréjoⁿ	jedjúⁿga*
rórąképį́nigają,"	hišgínųgenąká	es’áže.	"Hagoréžą,	žejųga
my body is not good,"	and the woman	she would say it.	"[Finally]	[and now]

*just before this word, jeguⁿho has been crossed out.

jeguⁿ	hó	jedjuⁿgá*	hįshdjáⁿweⁿdéno	eshgúne
žegų	hó	žéjųga	hįšją́wąténą,"†	ešgúni.
[now]	ho!	[now then]	I am getting sleepy,"	he said.‡

*right after this word, nish is crossed out.
†the Bollingen text has hįdją́’ų-hadèną.
‡originally it read "she said", but the /s/ has been crossed out in the first word.

égi	rágera	rohóⁿxdjį	hot’úⁿre†	ásge	jedjúⁿga
Égi	rágera*	rohą́xjį	hot’ų́re.	ésge	žejųga
Well,	the last time	very much	he put in (fire).‡	[And so]	[now then]

*the Bollingen text has hiroákra, although ragé and ragera are found in Marino's dictionary with essentially the meaning given here.
†after this word, eshgúne has been crossed out.
‡the parentheses are in the text.

hó	jegúⁿ	rohót’uⁿjé	jéguⁿ	hiánuga
ho*	žégų	rohót’ųžé.	Žégų	hiánąga
ho!	[now]	very much he put in.	[Now]	he did and

*omitted in the Bollingen text.

jegúⁿ	ho	mįkshgúne	higúⁿ	djásgeramíganugá		huⁿké
žegų	ho	mįkšgúni.	"Higų́	jasgé	ramį́ganągá	hąké
[now]	ho!	he lay down.	"Just	however	you can lie and	not

p. 21 —

ranánik’djonégi	jésge	hiádje	heⁿhéra	djoboheⁿ	huⁿké
ranánįkjanègi*	žésge	hiáje.	Hąhéra	jobóhą	hąké
[if] sleep you would not	that way	do.	Nights	four	not

*the Bollingen text has ranánįkdjanèną,.

ranéⁿnik’djónihéno	ánuga.	égi	heⁿké	wákíriwaniuíránik’djónihéno
raną́nįkjanihèną,"	ánąga.	Égi	hąké	wakíri	wani’úįranikjanihèną,†
sleep you're not going to,"	she said.*	And	not	insects	they will not be that do it to you,

*the text has "she said and".
†the Bollingen text has úįranikdjanèną.

higúⁿ	róra	nixgigíshge	huⁿkága	hidjórutcgániéⁿdje	eshgúni
higų́	róra*	nixgigíšge.	Hąkagá	hijórucgánią̀je,"	ešgúni
just	body	feel crawling sensation.	Never	there grab not (or) feel for it,"†	she said

*omitted in the Bollingen text.
†the parentheses are in the text.

hinúgenuká	égi	tcexígádjeⁿ	íauⁿtcak’djéno	eshgúne
hinų́genąká.	"Égi	cexigáją	ya’ų́cakjèną,"	ešgúni.
the woman.	"And	hard it is	I will try,"	he said.*

*originally "she said", but the /s/ was crossed out.

égi	jéji	hainigíji	heⁿpséretcį*	ranuk’djéshge
"Égi	žéži	hainigíži	hąpsérecį	ranąkjéšge
"And	then	tomorrow	all day	if you wish to sleep†

*inserted from the bottom of the page by footnote 1.
†just after this, the expression "you c" is crossed out.

sh’uⁿk’djánihéno	higaíreje	ásge	úⁿįjé*	aíreno
š’ųkjanihéną,"	higaíreže.	ésge	’ų́įže,†	aíreną.
you can,"	they had told her.	So	he did it,	[they said].

*just before this word, /uw/ has been crossed out.
†the Bollingen text has ’ų́je.

jedjuⁿgá	shdjuⁿwuⁿgije*	xáraxdjį́	migánuga	jeguⁿ
Žejųga	šjųwagíži,	xaráxjį́	mįkánąga,	žegų
Now	when sleepy he got,	flat on his back	laid he, and	now

*this word has been inserted here by footnote 2.

djásgiómik	gípįgí	jesgé†	hiánuga	wikérek	hįpshé
jásgiómįk	gipį́gi.	Žésge	hiánąga	wikérek	hįpšé.
the way he lay*	he liked.	[In this way]	he did and	quiet	he became.

*written above jeguⁿ which had been crossed out.
†"he" is written above "I can" which has been crossed out.

jédjuⁿga	jeguⁿ	hó	hiséwexdjį́	mįkshgúne
Žejųga	žegų	hó	hiséwexjį́	mįkšgúni.
[Now then]	[now]	ho!	very still	lay he did.*

*an initial "he" has been crossed out.

p. 22 —

kóra	wérakírakúne	pédjera	higúⁿ	hodáxdjadjenísge
Kóra!	wirakirakúni!	péjera	higų́	hotáxjajenìsge
Kóra!	wirakirakúni!	the fire	just then	low kind of

regádjeⁿ	wirakírakuni	jeguⁿ	hishdjárégi	jeguⁿ
regáją.	Wirakirakúni!	žegų	hišjáregi	žegų
it became then.	Wirakirakúni!	now	in face	now

shuwushúwunísge	higúⁿ	jegúⁿ	wajéⁿ	wikiríjoⁿ
šuwušuwunísge.	Higų́	žegų	wažą́	wikirížą
itch it kind of got.	Just	then	something	an insect

maníninísge	jéguⁿ	hiranóéje	jesgikísge	hiranóįjé
maníninìsge	žegų	hiránąèže	žesgikísge	hiraną́’įžé.
to walk kind of	now	he imagined	equal to	he thought.

nunigé	djagú	exdjįjáre	hiregi	jeguⁿkága
Nunige	jagú	exjįžáre	hiregí.	Žegųkága
But	what	she cautioned	he thought.	Now never

hidjórutcganije	égi	jegwaⁿkádjeⁿ	jegúⁿkagánane	jegwéⁿk’uⁿ
hijórucganiže.	Égi	žegwąkáją.†	Žegų́kagánąre	žegwą́k’ų.
there feel not of.*	And	that way he was.	Never	that way he was [or did].

*a word is crossed out before "feel".
† < žegų-hą́ka-gàją.

haruxowakíniaréje	jeguⁿ	únoⁿk’uⁿshgé	hishdjas’uóshórodjinúgire
Haruxówakíniarèže.	Žegų*	’unąk’ų́šge	hišjasuóšórojinągire
It began to get worse.	Now	finally (a doing it on)	his eyes the hollow/corner of†

*omitted by the Bollingen text.
†"corner" is written above "hollow".

shgé	jéguⁿ*	wajóⁿ	xgíxgínisgejé	jigíahi	nuⁿghopóⁿgheráshge
hišge	žégų	wážą	xgíxginisgèže.	Žigíahi	nųxopóxerášge.
also	now	something	itch it kind of got.	Finally,	his ears also.†

*a footnote 1 is written above this word. At the bottom of the page the footnote reads: "the insects? kept on walking over him". The word "insects" is circled.
†in small letters above the English line is written, "the inside of ear". It literally means, "the ear holes also".

jesgéje	jeguⁿ	unoⁿk’úⁿ	jigéahí*	roráshge
Žesgéže.	Žegų	’únąk’ų́	žigéahí	rorášge
That way it was.	Now	doing this	again on at	his body also

*for unoⁿk’úⁿ jigéahí the Bollingen text has, ’únąk’ųjige hahí.

p. 23 —

jesgéje	hegwoⁿgaíro	hidjórutcgó	pįxdjį́gashgé	huⁿkidjórutcganis’aje
žesgéže.	Hegwągaíra	hijórucge	pį́xjįgàšge	hąkijórucganis’aže.*
that way it was.	Sometimes	there full of it	very tempting (it was)	not full of it, he would.

* < hąké-hidja-horútcganis’àže.

hagoréjoⁿ	weⁿk’úⁿ	jedjúⁿga	héⁿbak’írijé	kóra
Hagoréžą	’ų́ąk’ų,	žéjųga	hąbak’íriže.	Kóra!
[Finally]	doing thus,	[now then]	day came.	Kóra!

higúⁿ	héⁿbera	s’ánaⁿ	kinip’gádjeⁿ	jéguⁿ‡
higų́	hą́bera	są́ra	kinipgáją,	žégų
just	when day*	dawn†	it got then,	now

*the word "the" has been crossed out and the word "when" written above it.
†the word "light" has been crossed out and just below it has been written the word "dawn".
‡immediately after this word, giush is crossed out.

girushdjainije	jéguⁿ	girushdjaínregíji	hinuⁿgúⁿgere	weshgúni
girucjainiže.	Žégų	girucjaínregìži,	hinųgą́gere	wešgúni,
quitted him they did.	Now	when quit him they did,	this woman	she said,

heⁿhá	déejijoⁿ	shúruxúrushanó	jegúno —*	gikaránané
"Hąhą́,	téežižą.	Šuruxúrukšaną	žegúną.	Gikarárare."
"Well,	this is one.	You have overcome	that's all.	Go home now."

*this appears to be a dash for punctuation and not a hyphen.

ásge	weⁿgenígoⁿká	kikáwaánuga	jegúⁿho*
ésge	wągenį́gąká	kikáwa-ánąga	žegų	ho!
And so	the man	got up and	now then	[ho!]

*inserted here via footnote 1 from the bottom of the page.

hokikáwaghugánuga*	tceⁿgerégi†	wák’į́(r)a-gigídjegí‡	kárak’iánuga
hokikáwaǧukànąga	cągerégi	wak’į́ra-gigìjegi,	karak’įánąga
dressed and	outside	his pack - that it had been‡‡	threw it on shoulders and#

*after this word is written jéguⁿho, which is crossed out.
†just after this word, hak’ has been crossed out.
‡the parentheses are in the text.
‡‡"that" has been inserted with a caret; "was" has been crossed out and "had been" written in above it.
#the words "took it" have been crossed out, and the words "threw it on" have been written above them.

kerék’orohóshgune.	huⁿha	egí	hidadjéwa	wánuga
kerekorohóšguni.	"Hąhą́!	egí	hitajéwa	’uą́nąga
to go home he was ready to.	[Hąhą́!]	now	mighty try	and

p. 24, Bol. p. 81 —

déshge	shúruxúrukádjeⁿ	higuⁿ	wirakújiáregí	jigé
téšge	šuruxurugáją.	Higų́	wirakúžiàregi	žigé
now this	you have overcome.	Just	when the sun begins to get low	again

djiádje*	daníhuⁿ	honį́gidáno	higéshgúni	ragígi
jiáje.	Taníhą	honįgitáną,"	higešgúni.	"Ragígi
come.	3 times	more left for you,"	she said to him.	"When you get home

*just after this word higúⁿ is thoroughly crossed out.

heⁿpséretc	heⁿbágenéⁿdje	égi	wirakujį́niki	jigé
hąpsérec	hąbáginą́je.	Égi	wirakužį́niki†	žigé
all day	day-sleep you must.*	And	when the sun is low‡	[again]

*"he did" is crossed out and "you must" is written below it.
†the Bollingen text has wira-kujį́kgi.
‡"when" is inserted by a caret.

radjík’djoneno	ho	jédjuⁿga	gishgúne	hikorókera
rajikjanéną."	Ho!	žéjųga	gišgúni.	Hikorókera
you are to come."	Ho!	[now then]	now he got home.	To his gr. mother

édja	gijé	wáu*	tcuⁿshgák’djenígrera	djágu
éja	gíže.	"Wáu	cųgakjįnįkra	jagú
[there]	went home to.	"Wáu†	grandson little you	what

*just after this word, tcuⁿshgánu has been crossed out.
†placed next to "wáu" from the bottom of the page by footnote 1 is the following gloss: "old woman's expression".

noⁿtcgéwotcináni		djagúuⁿ	nixawaníje†	huⁿho
nącgé	wocinóni.*	Jagú’ų	nįxáwaniže?"	"Hąhó,
worry you made me.		Why	have you been apart/lost?"	"Hąhó!

*the Bollingen text has the following in brackets after this word: wotcináni?.
†in very small letters made with a different writing implement, the word hįxáwani is written above this word.

kuniká	tcágere	hirohári	hahít’ehára
kunika,	cágere	hirohári	hahit’éhara.
[grandmother,]	this deer	way off	on at I killed it.

hakíri	hephanána*		éje
Hakíri	hep	hanáną,"	éže.
On home	I slept,"†		he said.

*the second /h/ is inserted by a caret.
†the following comment is inserted here by footnote 3 at the bottom of the page: "heb = not quite up to, fall short".

wosgéwanúkshe		hidókénika	hiperézinókshe	aíreno
Wosgé	waną́kše	hitokénįka	hipéresin`ąkše,	aíreną.
Not for any reason she was saying it,		the old woman	knowing she was,	they said.

jeguⁿ*	kéwejeⁿ		aníje	jéguⁿho		warúdje
Žegų́*	ke	wežą́	ániže.	Žegų	ho	warúce
Now	not anything		she [did not] say.	[Now]	[ho]	when eating

*just before this word, nunigé is written but crossed out.

rushdjoⁿgí	heⁿpséretc*	náhįpgi	jegúⁿshgúne	weⁿgenúnigeka
rušją́gi	hąpsérec	nąhį́pgi.	Žegų́šgúni.‡	Wągenúnįgega,
he got through	all day	sleep he got.†	There he had been.	The old chap,‡‡

*this word and its translation are inserted here from the bottom of the page via footnote 2.
†the letters "slep" were crossed and the word "sleep" was written below them.
‡the Bollingen text has jegų́caną.
‡‡this appears to be a proper name, "Old Man".

p. 25 —

hotcintcíniká	hagoréjoⁿ	hikį́gádjeⁿ	dée	wirakújínikshe
hocįcį́nįka,	hagoréžą	hikįgáją	teé	wirakužínįkše.
the boy,	[finally]	he woke up, and	there	the sun was low.

ha,	kuniká,	wahaitcéno	warúdjerúshdjoⁿgi,	égi	weshgúnije
"Ha,	kúnika,	wahaicéną."*	Warújerušją́gi,	égi	wešgúniže,†
"Ha!	gr. mother,	I want to eat."	When he got through eating,	then	he said,

*in the Bollingen text, Radin has "[wahitctceną?]".
†the Bollingen text drops the suffix -je.

hohó	kuniká	hagágasgéjoⁿxtcín*	wajóⁿwakit’undeno.
"Hohó,	kúnika,	hagagasgéžąxjį	wažą́	wakit’ųténą."
"Hohó!	[grandmother],	O my, thus it has ever been;	something	I've gotten into."

*this exclamation is inserted into the text from the bottom of the page via footnote 1.

waú-u-u*	jejenisgékdjonegé		djeni†	iówerá	ronígixíra
"Wau-u-u!	že	ženisgékjanegè-	jenihówera		ronįgígira
"Wau-u-u!	that	is the way you are going to be	so	that way come	cautioned you

*after this exclamation, first jejesník is written, then crossed out; then immediately after it, jejenik is written, then crossed out.
†this word and its translation are inserted from the bottom of the page via footnote 2. Just to the right of "so" Radin has written, "[Continued a 774-810" (sic).

hasgáxíri	ióragíwegádjeⁿ	hehé	tcuⁿshgák’djenigrá	wotcexíno
hasgaxíri	horagíwegàją.	Hehé,	cųšgákjenįkra	wocexíną.
but anyhow	that way you came.	Hehé,	gr. son,	it is hard.

djasgeránuga*	shúruxúruik’djé	wanoxínuⁿká	niúⁿberak’dje	wagádjeno
Jasgéranąga	šuruxúruikje	wanąǧínąka	ni’aberákje?	Wagájeną.
How can you	to conquer it can you	that spirit (dead person)†	you will make it live?	She means.

*just before this word, djasg has been crossed out.
†the parentheses are in the text.

djasgeránuga	shúruxúruik’dje	heⁿhá,*	kúniká	jesgejíno
Jasgeránąga	šuruxúruikje?"	"Hąhá,†	kúnika,	žesgéžiną.
How can you,	can you do it?"	"Hąhá,	gr. mother,	that is so.

*the initial /h/ is superscripted.
†omitted by the Bollingen text.

p. 26 —

heⁿhedeéji		kúnika	duxúrugshóno*	waú
Hąhé	teéži	kúnika,	tuxurúkšaną."	Wáu,
Night	this,	[gr. mother],	I overcame it."	"Waú,

*above this word, at the top of the page, there are a number of notes written in smaller letters with a different writing implement: "hakik’átc = benefit" to the right of which is written, "[Continues for p. 384"; and to its right is written, "hagikik’aítcenéną = I will benefit him".

tcuⁿshgák’djinigrá	pįnánaⁿ	shúruxúrukijí	hinagíkik’ádjik’djonihéno
cųšgákjįnįkra,	pįráną.	Šúruxurukìži	hiragikík’ajikjanihèną,†
my gr. son,*	good you did.	If you conquer it	to help me you will,"

*"gr. son" is crossed out and "nephew" written after it with a different writing implement. However, the same word denotes both grandsons and nephews, and it is clearly the former that is meant.
†-ihéno is underlined three times.

éje	égiji†	wanaį́	nigíkerék’djoná	nunigé
éže.	Egíži,	"Wana’i	nįgikerékjaną́‡	núnįge
he said.*	She said,	"My mind	I will have on it	but

*this should read, "she said".
†after this word, hajíji has been crossed out.
‡the Bollingen text has, nįgikérekdjanihèną́.

huⁿké	wajouⁿpinínaⁿ		eshgúne	jigé
hąké	wažą́	’ųpiníną,"	ešgúni.	Žigé
not	anything	cannot be done,"	she said.	[Again]

jedjuⁿga	hahé	nubóhona	hidjá	híje†
žejųga,	hąhé	nųbóhąra*	hija	híže.
[then]	[night]	the second	there	he went.

*the Bollingen text has hinųpóhąra.
†a note to the right of this word has been made in small letters with a different writing implement giving the conjugation of "went": hahi, rahi, hi.

hijigíguⁿ	jesgéshguníje	kodé,	jigíguⁿ	nána
Hižigígų	žesgéšguniže.	Koté!	žigígų	ną́ra
Again	that kind it is [to happen].*	Koté!	again	wood

*after "that kind it is" something further is written, but it cannot be made out. The bracketed material is based on the Bollingen translation.

rohúⁿ	sdohiánuga	jégwoskókik’únigrá*	heⁿhé†	kis’ágera
rohą	stohiánąga	žégwoskókik’ų́nįkrá.*	Hąhé	kis’ágera
much	he gathered and	just for fun.	midnight‡

*footnote 1 at the bottom of the page reads: "kik’unigra = lit. to give himself".
†just before this word, ne is crossed out.
‡just after the word "midnight" the expression "he passed" is crossed out.

haixánaⁿ*	naįxdjį́naⁿge	núnigé	egi	jésge	djagú
haixáną.	Naįxjį́nąk	núnige	egi	žésge	jagú
is over.†	Tried very hard	but	but	then	what

*haixánaⁿ has been written with a different writing implement above haixanaiⁿsxdjiⁿshgúnijé which has been crossed out.
†"is over" is written above "he passed" which is crossed out.

gishguⁿk’djé	rushák’djegádjaⁿ	kóra	hagoréjoⁿ	jigé*
gišgą́kje?	Ruš’ákjegają.	Kóra!	hagoréžą	žige
could he do?	He was failing.	Say!	[finally]	[again]

*right after this word, satcuⁿwe was written, then crossed out.

p. 27 —

shtcuⁿwéⁿje	heⁿhá	hinúⁿkdjinigrá	hishdjuⁿwánaⁿ	égi
šjųwéⁿže.*	"Hąhá,	hinų́kjenįkra,	hišjųwáną."	Égi
sleepy he got.	"Hąhá!	the woman you,	sleepy I am."	[And]

* < šjų’uą́že.

jegúⁿ	jigé	nará*	rohot’úⁿje	petcdjegá
žegų	žigé	ną́ra	rohot’ų́že.	Pecjéga
[now]	[again]	wood	very much he put in.	That fire

*an /r/ was written above the second /n/ in the original naná.

hodajágají	huⁿké	wajóⁿ	unis’áje	Ásge
hatažágaži	hąké	wažą́	’unis’áže.	Ésge
when it's lit up	not	anything	there would (not do).*	[And so]

*the parentheses are in the text.

naná	rohót’uⁿje	jedjuⁿga	jigé	jegúⁿ
ną́ra	rohót’ųže.	Žéjųga	žigé	žégų
wood	very much he put in.	[Now then]	[again]	[now]

haxáraxdjį	djasgé	homík	gipįgíji	ho
haxáraxjį	jasgé	homįk´	gipįgíži.	Ho
flat on his back lying face upward*	the way	to lie	he liked.	Ho!

*"face upwards" is written in smaller letters with a different writing implement just above "flat on his back lying face upward".

jegúⁿ	unihéje	ho	jigé	djadjonégi	pédjera
žégų	’unihéže.	Ho	žigé	jająrégi	péjera
[now]	he was thus.	Ho!	now again	right away	the fire

daxdjádjeregádjeⁿ	ho	jigé	jeguⁿ	ho	neⁿxgíxginísgiréje
taxjájeregàją.	Ho	žigé	žegų	ho	nąxgíxginisgirèže.
low it began to get.	[Ho!]	[again]	[now]	[ho!]	walk over him like they did.

kóra	jigé	jeguⁿ	uáⁿk’úⁿ	kóra	jigé	haⁿhé	deé
Kóra!	žige	žégų	’uą́k’ų,	kóra!	žigé	hąhé	tee
Say!	[again]	[now]	he had been,	say!	again	night	this

hidjairanikshgúne		gwó	hatcuⁿgérexdjį	hahaⁿp’híje	huⁿhó
hijáira	nįkšgúni.	Gwó,	hacągérexjį	hahąp’íže.	"Hąhó,
worse it was.		[Gwó]	with great effort (quite barely)*	day he came to.	["Hąhó,]

*the parentheses are in the text.

wáⁿk’djénigrá*	pį́naⁿ	hisgedjá	pįno	heⁿhenubóhuⁿ‡
wą́kjenįkra,	pį́ra,	hisgéja	pį́ra,	hąhénųbóhą‡‡
man you,	good,†	really	good,	two nights

*just before this word, /wat/ has been crossed out.
†just before this word, "it was" has been crossed out.
‡just before this word, /hi/ has been crossed out.
‡‡the Bollingen text has hąhé-hinųpóhą.

p. 28 —

shúruxúrukádjeⁿ	hidadjé	wauánuga	higúⁿ	hishúruxúrugánuga
šuruxúrukàją.	Hitajé	wa’ųánąga	higų́	hišuruxúrugànąga,
you have overcome.	Mighty	try, and	just	to conquer me, and

niáaⁿpgí	jéguⁿ	djadjaį́xdjį	hipa	weⁿk’shíga ha’įgí
niá’ąpgi	žégų	jajaį́xjį	hipa	wąkšígaha’įgí
I live	[now]	as long as	up to*	I live

*"as far as" is written above the English line with a different writing implement.

jigíkorókerága		djadjaį́xdjįpa	weⁿk’shik’įgí	édja	wagidék’djenihéno
žigé	híkorókeraga	jajaį́xjįpa	wąkšik’į́gi	éja	wagitékjanihèną,"
again	your gr. mother	as long as	she lives	there	work for her I will always,"

eshgúne	hidadjéwawéⁿdje	heⁿhéⁿ	hisgedjají	wotcéxigádjeⁿ
ešgúni.	"Hitajéwawą́je."*	"Hąhą́,	hisgéjaži	wocexigáją.
she said.	"Mighty try you must."	"Well,	really	very hard it is.

* < hidajé-wa’uą́je.

djagwaísh’gúⁿkdje	wotcexíno	égi	jesgéjinúnigé*		noį́xdjinaⁿ†
Jagwaíšgų́kje?"	"Wocexíną	egi	žesgéži	núnige	naįxjíną
What could I do?"	"It is hard	and	that way it is,	but	I hope (with)‡

*this word and its translation is inserted via footnote 1 from the bottom of the page.
†"wotcéxinúnigé" is written and crossed out just before this word.
‡the parentheses are in the text. Just above this line the word "exclamation" is written with another writing implement.

honinók’shéji	iarége	wahanáⁿkshono	éje	ásge
honinąkžéži	yarége,	wahaną́kšaną,"	éže.	ésge
to marry you	I think,	that's why I'm saying it,"	she said.	[And so]

jedjúⁿga	jigéhagí		haⁿp’séretc	heⁿbágineⁿshgúni	há	jigé
žéjųga	žigé	hagi	hąpsérec	hąbáginąšgùni.	Ha	žigé
[now then]	again	on at	all day	day-sleep [he did].	[Ha,]	again

p. 29 —

daníhona	heⁿhégadjeⁿ	djishgúne	jedjúⁿga	jéguⁿ	tcirexirìnóⁿka
taníhąra	hąhégają	jišgúni,	žéjųga	žégų	ci	rexírinąka
the 3rd time	when night*	came,†	[now then]	[now]	houses	the old [ones]‡

*the text has "when it became night".
†the text has "became" written above "beame" which was crossed out.
‡"the" was written above "that" which was crossed out.

édja	nananéⁿtcįxdjį	sdówahíje	sdówahiánuga	jéguⁿ
éja	nąraną́cįxjį*	stowahíže.	Stówahiànąga	žegų
there	the wood all of them	gathered them he did.†	Gathered them and	[now]

* < nąra hanącį́xjį.
†an initial "he" has been crossed out.

tcinuxgéra*	hoíxdjiójushgúne	hoixdjíojuánuga	jeguⁿ	ho
cinuxgéra	hoíxjįóžušgúni.	Hoixjį́ožuánąga	žégų	ho‡
back end of house†	full he put it.	Filled it and	[now]	[ho!]

*tcinux was written just before this word, then crossed out.
†beneath, in smaller letters, and with a different writing implement, Radin adds, "(side by door —-)".
‡omitted by the Bollingen text.

hikízuⁿtcį́	minigánuga	hainséretcį	wogirágenoⁿkshe	higúⁿ
hikizų́cį	minągánąga	haįsérecį*	wogirágenąkše,	higų́
right beside her	he sat and	all night	he told her stories,	just

*the Bollingen text has haįséretctcį.

wájoⁿ	wáxdjaxdjá	jesgógirágenokshe	naį́xdjį higuⁿ*	s’íra
wažą	wáxjaxja,	žesgógirágenąkše.	Naįxjį higų́	s’íra
things	funny,	that kind he was telling her.	With hopes (I hope)†	little more

*just before the last syllable, "hi" is inserted above the line in smaller letters with a different writing implement.
†the parenthetical material is added above the line in smaller letters using a different writing implement.

heⁿkį́shdjuwánijéji		hiregé	waunúkshe	kóra,	jéguⁿ
hąké	hišjųwanižéži,	hiregé,	wa’únąkše.	Kóra!	žegų
not	he would not get sleepy,	he thought,	as he was doing it.	Say,	[now]

únok’uⁿ*	higundé		heⁿhékis’ák†	egí	manínegéregé
’únąk’ų	higų́	te	hąhékisak	egi	maninegérege‡
while thus doing	now	this	midnight	and	it was wintertime

*just before this word, unak is written, then crossed out.
†/hsh/ is written just before this word, then crossed out.
‡Radin suggests that this is possibly from manį-regi-herege.

haⁿhera	serédjireje	heⁿhékis’ák-djįgádjeⁿ	hagaréjoⁿ	heⁿhó
hąhéra	serecíreže.	Hąhékisákjįgàją	hagaréžą,	"Hąhó
nights	long they were.	Just about midnight	[finally],	"Hąhó!

p. 30 —

hinuk’djína	jedjaįxdjį	hipa-hakip’ínaⁿ†	hįshdjuⁿwáno#	hodjía
hinųkjį́ra	žejáįxjį	hipa-hakipíną,‡	hįšjųwáną."	"Hojiá,
the woman	[up to]*	since I am able,‡‡	I'm sleepy."	"All right,

*the MS p. 29 is torn off at the lower right corner where the translation had been written. This translation is based upon the Bollingen English text.
†the initial /hi/ is written to the upper left of the word, and the hyphen is overwritten by /ha/. These additions appear to have been made later with a different writing implement.
‡the Bollingen text has hipa kipíną.
‡‡this is written with a different writing implement above a crossed out expression, "I can stand" (?).
#just before this word, "hishd" has been written, then crossed out.

égi	pedjerot’uné	ásge	jeguⁿ	jigé
Égi	pejerot’uné."*	ésge*	žegų́*	žigé*
then	fill the fire."	[And so]	[now]	[again]

*the Bollingen text omits these words, blending this sentence with the previous one.

hidaníhona	pedjerót’uⁿgí	huhú	roháⁿxdjį	hidaníhona*
hitaníhąra	pejerót’ųgí.	Huhú	rohą́xjį	hitaníhąra.
the 3rd time	fire he built.	[Huhú]	very much	the 3rd time.

*"hi" is written in small letters with a different writing implement to the upper left of the word.

jedjúⁿga	ho	pédjera	mig’ikúrohóge	rohót’uⁿshgúne
Žéjųga	ho	péjera	mįg’ikúruhógi	rohót’ųšgúni.
[Now then]	ho!	the fire	when he was ready to lie down	many he put in.

dejegúno	wogídjirénigaⁿkadjeⁿ	hidjáiranik	heⁿhéra	howaírek’djónegádjeⁿ
Te žegúną.	"Wogíjirénįgąkają	hijáiranįk	hąhéra	howaírekjanegàją,"
Now thus it was.	"It helps a little	little longer	[the] night	it will (last),"*

*the parentheses are in the text. Just before "(last)" the word "go" is crossed out.

Bol. p. 82 —

hiregí	ásge	jegwaⁿhí	tciraheráshke	haghebenaⁿjíje
hiregi.	ésge	žegwąhí	ciraherášge	haǧebenąžį́že.
he thought.	[And so]	on at	top of the house	it went through.*

*footnote 1 inserted here reads at the bottom of the page, "i.e. the blaze".

jedjúⁿga	égi	jegúⁿ	hikiáⁿkadjeⁿ	hagoréjoⁿ
Žéjųga	Égi	žegų	hikiąkáją.	Hagoréžą
[Now then]	[then]	[now]	he was awake.	[Finally]

uⁿk’uⁿ	jigé	tcówe	heⁿhegisebenáⁿje (?)*	jedjuⁿga
’ųk’ų	žíge	cowe	hąhegiseb?eną́že†	žéjųga
he was doing	[again]	very near	midnight it was‡	then

*the /b/ should probably be either a /g/ or a /k/ for kisak (etc.). "(kisák ?)" is written above the center of this word. Below heⁿhe is written "night"; below ną́je is written "almost".
†the Bollingen text has hąhé gisép-nąje[gisák-nąje].
‡below this is written, "(lights almost went out)".

pédjeradazírejé		ho	jigé	djadjonégi	hanímįkshe	kóra
péjera	tazíreže.	Ho!	žigé	jająrégi	hanímįkše.	Kóra!
fire	got low.	Ho!	again	right away	he took to it.	Say!

jigédjaíraxdjįje	higwaⁿgaíra	jéguⁿ	djórutcka	pį́xdjirewahigáshke
žigéjaíraxjįže.	Higwągaíra	žegų	hijórucka	pį́xjirewahigàšge
again it was much more.	Just sometimes	just	to reach for them	it seemed (very good), but

p. 31 —

híkiwátcįxdjį́je	hinuⁿk´	kanáⁿgenaį́ge	haⁿhegí	jedjuⁿga†
hikiwácįxjį̀že.	Hinųk	kaną́geną’į́gi.	Hąhégi	žéjųga
control himself.	Woman	trying to marry.*	At night	[now then]

*this is written above something crossed out which is unreadable.
†djuga is written with a different writing implement over the last two syllables of this word.

hagoréjoⁿ	hidaníhaⁿna	hahaⁿp’hije*	hohó	waⁿkdjínigra
hagoréžą	hitaníhąra	hahąphíže.	"Hohó,	wą́kjinįgra,
[finally]	the 3rd time	he stayed up all night.†	["Hohó!]	man you,

*hahaⁿp’hije is written in small letters with a different writing implement above hahaⁿphíje.
†"stayed up all night" is written in smaller letters with a different writing implement above and below "kept awake". Connected to this from the bottom of the page via footnote 1 is the following: "i.e. he kept awake till daylight overtook him".

píno	jedjuⁿga	hisgéxdjin	honinoįk’djenihégadjeⁿ	iáradjinúkshono
pį́ną.	Žéjųga	hisgéxjį	honinaį́kjanihègają	yarajiną́kšaną.
good it is.	[Now then]	now really	to marry you I'm going to	to think I'll become.

hagágasgéjoⁿxdjįgadjeⁿ	weno	hiranókshe*	higúⁿ	tcegédjaredjaⁿ†
Hagagasgéžąxjįgáją,"	wéną	hiraną́kše.	"Higų́	cegejaréją
Only thus I am,"	she said	[s]he was thinking.	"Just	in the beginning

*an original weranókshe has been modified as given above (weno hiranókshe) by the addition of the relevant letters inserted with a different writing implement.
†a concluding djoⁿ on the next line has been crossed out.

jéguⁿ	hiúninága	hóragísharagánuga	konikága	hogírakíji
žégų	hiúniraga	hórakíšarakánąga	kunikága	hogirákiži
just	your mother	tell her of it and	my gr. mother	she had told her*

*the word "had" is inserted above the line.

s’iredjeⁿ	dejegihíno	hukaweákinína†	hagáwájeⁿ
s’íreją	težegihíną*	hakáweakiníną	hagáwažą
long ago	this way we could have been	not have suffered myself	such a time‡

* < te-žegų-híną.
†the first syllable has huⁿk- written above it.
‡the MS has "somewhat ?". The substitute translation was taken from Marino's dictionary.

hawehinaijeⁿ*	huⁿhá	hisgexdjį‡	shanúnigé
hawehinaížą."†	"Hąhą́,	hisgéxjį	ša	nunigé
bother me you are."	["Hąhą́!]	the tru[th]‡‡	you are saying,	but

*both /ha/ and /hi/ are inserted above the line, the latter with a caret.
†the Bollingen text follows this word with "[hawe-hįra-hiją?]".
‡the paper along the edge of page 31 is wrinkled, cracked, and frayed. The missing gexdjį has been written in with a new writing implement on what must have been a backing paper.
‡‡/th/ is missing because part of the edge of the paper here has fallen out.

higúndjadjaį́xdjin	hipá	weⁿkshik’haį́gi*	wanigídanihék’djonéno	éje
higų́jajaį́xjį	hipá	wąkšikha’į́gi	wanįgitánihekjanèną,"	éže.
just as long as	up to	I live	work for you I will always,"†	she said.

*cik is written above the syllable shik’ with a different writing implement.
†"always" has been added with a different writing implement.

egí	jegwotcintcínik’djéga	haránuga	hagí	heⁿpséretcį†
Égi	žegwocįcį́nįkjéga	haránąga	hagí	hąpsérecį
And	now the young boy*	went home &	on at	the whole day

*an initial "the" has been crossed out and "now" written above it.
†hąp has been written above the first syllable with a different writing implement.

neⁿshgúni	jéjegwánuga	hidjobóhona†	jedjuⁿga	ho
nąšgúni.	Žéžegwánąga*	hijobóhąra	žéjųga	ho
slept.	Thus it had been, and	the 4th time	now then	[ho!]

* < žé-žegų-ánąga.
†over the syllable ho is written hą.

p. 32 —

hóxdjánagí	jigérejé		jedjuⁿga	tcirexirigenáⁿka	djánaga	nana
hoxjąnagi	žigé	reže.	Žéjųga	cirexirigeną́ka	jánąga	nąra
in the evening	again	he went.	[Now then]	the old houses	as much	wood as

jéguⁿ	t’úraraíregí*	nonįk	wakárakísi	haraíregí‡‡
žegų	t’ųraraíregi	ną́nįk	wakarakísi	haraíregi
[now]	they had left†	little wood	that they had saved‡	they had gone

*originally, t’únaraíregí, but a small /r/ was written above the first /n/.
†preceded by "that" which has been crossed out.
‡"left" has been crossed out and written below it in small letters with a different writing implement is "saved".
‡‡the initial /h/ has been inserted in small print in the upper left of the word.

éwawagíuⁿdjéje		jedjuⁿga	hanaⁿtc†	wouⁿje
e	wawagí’ųjèže.	Žejųga	haną́c	wo’ųže.
these*	he was doing.	[Now then]	all	he went over.

*"whatever" was written above, then crossed out.
†an original /nąj/ has been augmented by the insertion of /ha/ to the upper left of the word, and /tc/ just above the /j/.

jeguⁿ	sdowahianuga	tcinúxgere	hoixdjį́xdjojúje	jejeguⁿ
Žégų	stowahíanąga	cinúxgére	hoixjį́xjožúže.	Žéžegų
Now	gathered them and	next side to the door (place for wood, clothing, utensils, etc.)*	full he put it.	Thus

*the original "back to the house" has been crossed out, and above it in small print in a new writing implement is written, "next side to the door" and below it is written, "(place for wood, clothing, utensils, etc.)".

hiánuga	jedjúⁿga	wiriregíji	hó	higúⁿ
hiánąga	žéjųga	wiriregíži*	ho	higų́
did and	now	when sun went down	[ho!]	just

* < wira-hire-gíži.

s’inįkjishge	haⁿké	tcíroikáwaníje	higúⁿ	wiríregíji*
s’inįkžíšge	hąké	círoikáwaníže.	Higų́	wiríregíži
for a little time	not	in house not come in.	Just	when sun went down

*immediately after this word, an entire sentence in Hocąk (without translation) has been crossed out: "jégwoⁿské jeguⁿ higúⁿ s’inikshíshke heⁿké wiroikáraníje" ("now just so, now just for a little time, the sun did not come up").

jégwoⁿské			wáuⁿghágha	nísge	hagoréjoⁿ
žégų	ho	’ų́sge!	wá’ųǧáǧa	nisge.	Hagoréžą
just	ho!	’ų́sge!*	clumsy actions (slow work)	kind of.	[Finally]

*žégwoⁿské (= žegų-ho-’ųsge) is translated as "just for fun".

jédjuⁿga	hoikéweje*	naⁿnáji*	hági[h]ajuánuga†	jedjúⁿga*
žejų́ga	hoikéweže.	Nąnáži	hági[h]ažuánąga	žejų́ga
[now]	he came in.	Wood	readily he put them and‡	[now then]

*omitted in the Bollingen text.
†this expression is also omitted in the Bollingen text. The "[h]" reflects an interpolated /h/ which cannot be read due to the deterioration of the paper at this spot in the MS.
‡"handy" was crossed out and "readily" written above it with a different writing implement.

jegwoikéwegi		pédjerot’[uⁿá]nuga†	huhú	worákshe	ánuga
Žegų	hoikéwegi	péjerot’ųánąga	huhú!	worákše	ánąga.
[now]	went in (and)*	he put up [the] fire and‡	[huhú]	to tell stories	he said.

*the parenthetical "(and)" is in the text.
†due to damage to the paper at this part of the margin, the /uⁿ/ and /á/ are missing.
‡the word "the" is missing due to damage to the paper at the lower left margin.

p. 33 —

wórakshe*	ánuga*	jéguⁿ	ho	ánokshe
Wórakše	ánąga.	Žégų	ho	ánąkše.
To tell stories	he was saying.	[Now]	[ho!]	he was saying.

*omitted in the Bollingen text.

jedjuⁿga	hisgédjaxdjin	s’ikįshgúne	jedjúⁿga	hagoréjoⁿ
Žejųga	hisgéjaxjį	s’ikįšgúni.	Žéjųga	hagoréžą
[Now then]	really	long time he stayed awake.	[Now then]	[finally,]

hehe-e-e	hiroagereje*		hishegédjine‡
"Hehe-e-e	hiroagera	héreže,	hišegéjeni
["Hehé-e-e!]	the last time	it was†	you said so

*"he" is written in small letters above the first /e/.
†"it was" has been written above the previous word "time". Beneath "time" was written the phrase "he was" which has been crossed out.
‡the initial /hi/ is written in small letters with a different writing implement in the upper left above the rest of the word.

yauⁿtca[x]djįnogenúnige*		hos’gíeⁿke	wajaⁿ	jesganína
ya’ųcáxjįnąk	nunige	hos’géąke	wažą	žesgániną.
I'm trying very hard	but	just not	anything	I cannot be.†

*the letter /x/ cannot be made out due to the condition of the paper in this part of the MS.
†LaMère translates the last three words (hos’géąke wažą žesgániną) as "just can't be any good".

huⁿha	jedjaį́xdjį	hishdjauⁿwano	éje	heⁿha
Hąhą́	žejaį́xjį	hišjųwaną,"	éže.	"Hąhą
Hąhą́!	thus far	I'm sleepy,"	he said.	"Hąhą!

égí	pį́ge	sh’únadjéno	pédjera	meⁿshdjót’úne
egi	pįge	š’ųrajéną.	Péjera	mąšją́t’ųre,"*
well	good	so you've been doing it.	The fire	mighty build it,"

*the Bollingen text has mądją́t’ųre.

éje.	ásge	jigé	jegúⁿ	ho	hotcintcínik’djéga
éže.	ésge	žigé	žegų	ho	hocįcį́nįkjega
she said.	[And so]	[again]	[now]	[ho!]	the boy

pédjera	meⁿshdjot’úⁿje	gadjúⁿga	jéguⁿ	daegi
péjera	mąšjot’ų́že.*	Gajų́ga†	žégų	taégi
the fire	mighty he built it.	Now then	[now]	burn it did

*the Bollingen texts has mądjąt’ų́je.
†the Bollingen text has gádjaga.

jéguⁿ	godjá	dárahéra	hasuⁿtc´	jégúįrakére
žegų	gója	cirahéra	hasą́c	žegúįrakére.
[now]	over (there)	top of the house	beyond	now it reached.

jegúⁿgi	egomį́ki		koregúⁿ		jeguⁿ
Žegųgi	égi	homį́ki.	Kóra	higų́	žegų
Now so	now	he lay down.	Kóra!	just	[now]

jegwoⁿxaramį́gaⁿkshgúni	jedjúⁿga	hagoréjoⁿ	pédjera	hadazíje
žegwoⁿxaramį́gąkšgúni.*	Žéjųga	hagoréžą	péjera	hatazíže
on his back he was lying.	[Now then]	[finally]	the fire	burned low it did

*the Bollingen text has jegų-haxára-mįkàkcguni.

hadazirarégi	jegúⁿ	wanáishgúniáⁿk’uⁿ	jegwanímįgnisgiréje*
hatazirarégi.	Žegų	waną́įšgúnią̀k’ų.	Žegwanímįknisgiréže.
it began.	[Now]	very peaceful he was then.	They grabbed him it seemed.

*the /g/ in -mįg- has been circled.

p. 34 —

jegúⁿje	djasgádjega	roraxgídjega	jesgádjiréje
Žegų́že.	Jasgájega	roraxgíjega	žesgájiréže.
Thus it was.	The way he had been	his body itching	that way it began.

djobóhona	égi	huⁿké	ruxúrugení	neⁿgiínege
Jobóhąna*	Égi	hįké	ruxúrugení	nągi’į́rege.
The 4th time	and	not	not to conquer	they wanted him to.†

*the Bollingen text has djopóhą.
†"wanted" is written above "tried" which is crossed out.

jedjúⁿga	meⁿshdjóⁿgiuíneje	higuⁿ	jegúⁿ
Žéjųga	mą́šjągi’u`įreže.	Higų́	žegų
[Now then]	mighty they did to him.	Just	anyhow

hishdjójedjána	djanaⁿga	wajóshkóbera	jégweⁿnáⁿtcįxdjį
hišjóžejóⁿra	jánąga	wažóškóbera	žégwąną́cįxjį
the corner of his eyes	all that	any place there be [that] had corners in	now all of them

xgíadjíaraíreje	gweⁿgaíra	hídjiorutcgáje	hiregáshge	égi
xgíajíaraíreže.	Gwągaíra*	híjiorucgáže†	hiregášge,	Égi
itch they began.	Sometimes	to feel of it (reach out for it)‡	he thought‡‡	but#

* < higų́ hagaíra.
† < híjahihorucgàže. Radin adds, "[hidja-yorutcgaje?]"
‡the parentheses are in the text.
‡‡these words are followed by "but" which has been crossed out.
# "and" has been crossed out and "but" written above it.

roghinaⁿke	jegúⁿ*	wanaínaje	nįgéok’ikéwedjeⁿdjóⁿk’shgúne
roǧinąke.	Žegų	waną’į́raži	nįgé	e	hokikéwejąją́kšgúni.†
she said not,	but	his mind	all around	it	must have jumped around.

*jigé follows this word, but has been crossed out.
† < -jaja-ąkšgúni.

kodé	ruxúrukshe	aíreno	wó	wérakírakúni
Koté!	ruxúrukše,	aíreną.	Wó,	wérakírakúni,
Say!	he conquered,	they say.	[Wó!]	[wérakírakúni]

hidjobóhona	háⁿbera	saⁿnakínipshe	jéguⁿ	gírushdjaíneshgùne
hijobóhąra	hą́bera	sąrakínipše.	Žegų	gírušjáįrešguni.
the 4th time	the day	light it grew.	Now	they quit him.

égi	jedjaskéragadjeⁿ	waíregi	wanoghi	waúnoⁿkshe
Égi	žejasgéragają	waíregi	wanąǧi	wa’únąkše,
And	that however it was	they meant (said)*	ghosts†	they were

*the parentheses are in the text.
†the text has "the ghost".

p. 35 —

aíreno	gírushdjaínegíji	jéguⁿ	ho	weshgúne*
aíreną.	Girušjáįregíži	žégų	ho	wešgúni
they said.	When they got through with him	[now]	[ho!]	she said

*inserted via footnote 1 from the bottom of the page.

hinúgenúgere	heⁿheⁿ	shúruxúrukshóno	wánoghómįgrá
hinų́geną́gere,	"Hąhą́,	šuruxúrukšaną!	Wanąǧómįkra
this woman,	"Hąhą́!	you've conquered!	The grave

hirapérezshónukádjeⁿ	hįgípáradje	heⁿké	tcaninúkshone
hirapéresšanąkàją	hįgipáraje.	Hąké	caniną́kšaną,
you know it	dig me out.	Not	not dead am I

djásgįshdjáshonogré	djéskamoⁿgik’djénihéno	éje
jásgįšjášanąkre	jésgamągikjánihèną,"*	éže,†
the way you see me now	that way I will be,"	she said,

*the Bollingen text has "djesgé-[jesge?] mą́gikdjanihèną.
†the Bollingen text has ege.

aíreno	ásge	ho	jedjúⁿga	ho	kikawaánuga	hó
aíreną.	ésge	ho	žéjųga	ho	kikawánąga	ho
[they said.]	[And so]	ho!	[now then]	[ho!]	he got up and	[ho!]

wanoghómigra	neⁿgík’unúgnigrá	tcóni	ho	waruxónoⁿje*
wanąǧómįkra	nągíkonąknįkra	coni	ho	waruxónąže.
the grave	the poles	first	ho!	took them off.*

*the MS adds "and".

únoshdjoⁿgíji*	ho	jigé	jedjúⁿga	meⁿkaghera
’ų́hošjągìži	ho	žigé	žéjųga	mąkaǧera
When through with that	[ho!]	[again]	[now then]	the dirt

*just before this word there is a crossed out /w/.

Bol. p. 83 —

wadjik’shgúne	gipárashgúne	wánoghómiguⁿka	gíparagádjeⁿ
wajikšgúni	giparašgúni.	Wanąǧómįgąka	giparagáją
threw he out	he dug her out.*	The grave	when he dug to

*"he dug" is written above "dig" which has been crossed out.

denuⁿgúⁿka	edjik’shákishe	jéguⁿ	t’aⁿp’kírikaránuga	ho
tenųgą́ka*	ejikšákiše.†	Žégų	t’ąpkírikaránąga	ho
there that woman	there laughing she was.	Now	arise she did and	[ho!]

*the Bollingen text has te hinųkga.
†the Bollingen text has edja-hikcákje.

p. 36 —

wak’ínikárapéioⁿkíshge*			kurúzánuga	jegúⁿ
wak’į́ra	hikárape	hiąkíšge	kurúzánąga	žegų
the bundle	for a pillow	she had	took it and	now

*between the first /n/ and the following /i/, a small /h/ has been inserted above the line.

woghédja	kikáwaúⁿje	jéguⁿ	hiánuga	hotcintcínkikdjéga
woxéja	kikáwa’ų́že.	Žegų	hiánąga	hocįcį́nįkjega
from the grave	got out.	Now	did thus &	the boy

wanaghómigrá	pį́hi	djásge	hiránihera	pihį	jigé
wanąǧómįkra	pį́hi	jásge	hiránihera	pį́hi.	Žige
the grave	over	the way	they had fixed it	over.	Again

jésge	hishgúni	jejegúⁿ	hiánuga	jegúⁿ	ho	hinúk’djega
žésge	hišgúni.	Žéžegų	hiánąga	žegų	ho	hinųkjega
that way	he did.	That way	did and	[now]	[ho!]	the woman

tcokére	kéreje	hinúk	konukádjeⁿ	hagoréjoⁿ
cokére	kéreže.	Hinųk	kanąkáją.	Hagoréžą
with him	he went home.	The woman	he married.	[Finally,]

gíwije*	hagíhoikáwakéregi†	hehehía	hagáwajóⁿ
gíwiže.	Hagíhoikáwakèregi,	"Hehehiá!	hagáwažą
they got home.	When he started to go in,	"[Hehehiá!]‡	quite

*before this word gwi (?) has been written, then crossed out.
†before this word the following crossed out words had been written: káwa hagíoiak.
‡the translation has "(exclamation of relief)".

haweákį́joⁿ*	hagáwajaⁿ	kónika	wawiak’į́joⁿ
haweákį́žoⁿ.	Hagáwaže,	kunika,	wawiakį́že,"
terrible suffer [—] I made myself.†	Quite,	gr. mother,	bother myself I did,"

*an initial "wani" has been crossed out and "hawea" is written above it with a different writing implement.
†"suffer" is written above "terrible".

eshgúni	ha-a	tcuⁿshgánu	égi	djágu	rónigighira
ešgúni.	"Ha-a,	cųšgáno,	égi	jagu	ronįgiǧira
he said.	["Ha-a!]	my gr. son,	then*	what	I told you not to

*"then" is written above "here" which has been crossed out.

hasgáxiré	hórak’it’uⁿsheregádjeⁿ	kájuⁿ	kónika	égi
hasgáxiri	horakit’ų́šeregàją."	"Kažą́,†	kunika.	Égi
really cried after*	you've got yourself into it."	"No,	[grandmother].	Well

*there is something written above these words which is difficult to make out. The word "cried" may be doubtful.
† < hąkewažą.

né	nóⁿdjonigidjoⁿgé	waweⁿdjéne	jeguⁿ	éwaréragigík’djegédení
ne	ną́conigijągé	wawąjéną.*	Žegų	e	wáreragigìkjegèteni
you	I pity	so I'm doing this.	[Now]	her	to work you can make so

* < wa’uąjéną.

p. 37 —

haniéⁿkiríno	huⁿ-m-m	hidokénika	eshgúne	jéguⁿ
hániąkirìną."	"Hų-m-m,"	hitokénika	ešgúni.	Žegų
I've brought her back."	["Hų-m-m,"]	the old woman	she said.	[Now]

his’agúnigra	hiwánuga	jegúⁿ	tciróbera	gighaⁿdjirehishgúni
hisagų́nįkra	hiwánąga*	žegų	ciróbera	giǧų́jirehišgúni.
her staff	used and	[now]	the door	poked it open to one side.†

* < hi’ų-ánąga.
†beneath the word "poked," the word "raise[d]" is written in small letters.

hinúk’tcegerá	hoikáwanone*	djagwadjíjeguⁿ	gwó	jeguⁿinúkdjega
"Hinųkcégera,	hoikawanóⁿre.	Jagwajížegų?"	Gwó,	žegųinų́kjega
"New-woman,†	come in now.	Why out here you?"	[Gwó]	now the woman

*above -none, with a different writing implement, is written, rą́re.
†beneath "new" the word "you" has been crossed out. Below this is written, "(my dear datr-in-law)".

jeguⁿ	do’į́xdjįjiánuga	jegwoⁿkíroikéweje	wéⁿgenúgera	ágakinógenokiji
žegų	to’į́xjįžiànąga.	Žegwąkíroikéweže.	Wą́geną́gera	ágakinágenąkiži
[now]	very fixed up she was.	Now she came on in.	This man	opposite [s]he was

jégweⁿkírikízuⁿtc	pára†	édja	hikorókénigrá	git’únakírigúje
žégwąkírikízųc.*	Pą́ra	éja	hikorokénįkra	git’ų́rakirigùže.
with him besides.	Her bag	[there]	his gr. mother‡	left it for her.

* < žegųhakirikízųc.
†originally, pána was written, but a small /r/ was inscribed above the /n/.
‡"his" is written above "your" which has been crossed out.

minokíji	ho	wawaínina*	wakúrushórodjánuga	jeguⁿ
Minąkíži	ho	wawaínįra†	wakurušórocànąga	žegų
When she sat down	[ho!]	her clothes	she took them off and	[now]

*the initial syllable /wa/ was inserted above the line by a caret.
†the Bollingen text has wawáįra.

hanéⁿtcį*	hidókeniká	hidjáwagíjuje		hishgídókenika
haną́cį	hitokénįka	hijá	wagížuže.	Hišgítókenįka
all	to the old woman	there	she put them for her.	She also the old woman

*this word has been inserted from the bottom of the page via footnote 1.

jéguⁿ	peⁿshíshigenígra		kurueiánuga	jéguⁿ	hinuktcégera
žegų	pą	šíšigenį́kra	kuru’eiánąga	žegų	hinųkcégera
now	bag (bundle)	her old	opened it and	[now]	new-woman

p. 38 —

hishgé	waínidjáhį		hogíwaghúkshe	égi	jeguⁿgádjeⁿ
hišgé	wa’íni	jáhį	hogíwaǧúkše.	Égi	žegųgáją
she also	clothes	other	put on for her.	And	thus done &

konukádjeⁿ	wawékįgádjeⁿ	jejeguⁿgíji	hagoréjoⁿ
konąkáją.	Wawékįgają.	Žežegųgíži,	hagoréžą
he married her.	Bothered himself (for her) he did.*	When thus it was	[in time]

*the parenthetical matter was inserted above the line.

rashgúne*	neⁿkikará	djiregí	égi	jeguⁿ
rašgúni	nąkíkara	jiregi.	Égi	žegų
peacefully	hunt	he began.	[And]	[now]

*inserted here via footnote 1.

wajóⁿrashgé*	warúdjeráshge	tcuⁿxdjiánuga	howarera	uⁿs’áje
wažą́rašge	warújerášge	cųxjįánąga	howaréra	’ųs’áže,
things [also]	food also	plenty they had and†	so then	that way they used to be,

*the /r/ in this word was written above an original /n/.
†"they had" is written above "there was", the latter being circled.

aíreno	hidókenigenuká	higúⁿ	kikúrujak’djonégashgé	néⁿborujára*
aíreną.	Hitokénįgenąká	higų́	kikúružakjanegàšge,	ną́boružára
[they said].	The old woman	just	when she's ready to wash herself	the wash-pan

*after this word, the word hidjagire is written, then crossed out.

hidjágikéres’áje	hinúgenuka	heⁿha	jedjúⁿga*	hagoréjoⁿ
hijágikeres’àže	hinų́genąka.	Hąhá,	žejųga	hagoréžą†
there she would put for her	the woman.	Hąhá!	[now then]	[finally]

*in the MS, jedjúⁿga occurs before heⁿha, but is switched by a proof-reader's mark.
†hagoréją is omitted by the Bollingen text.

húⁿgenuká	hinį́gwahíra	nuⁿp´*	kunuⁿga	kodé†
hų́genąká	hínįkwahìra	nųp	Kúnųga	"Koté!‡
the chief	his sons	two of them	the oldest one,	"Koté!

*introduced here via footnote 2 at the bottom of the page.
†written in very small letters to the upper left of the succeeding word (hitcúⁿshge).
‡omitted in the Bollingen text.

hitcúⁿshge	jedjaį́xdjin	kúnikága	édjowínek’djéno	éje
hicųšgé	žejáįxjį	kunikága	éjowį́rekjéną,"	éže.
his nephew	thus far	our gr. mother	there let us go,"	he said.

*translated in the MS as "his nephew".

hodjía	ásge	tcaruhíaixórutc	aíreno	jesgéra
"Hojia."	ésge	caruhíaixóruc,	aíreną	žesgéra
"Okay."	[And so]	deer spare ribs,	[they said]	that kind

p. 39 —

djopíwi	hitcuⁿshgéra	hegíuįránuga	hó	hidókenika
jopíwi	hicųšgéra	hígi’uįránąga.	Hó	hitokénįka
4 of them	the grandson*	they packed up for him.	Ho!	old woman

*the MS has "his nephew".

gíshdjahúreje	hitcuⁿshgéra	karaíkiju	hagoréjoⁿ	djíwishgúne
gíšjahúreže,	hicųšgéra	karaíkižu.	Hagoréžą	jiwišgúni
they came to see,	the nephew	with him.	[Finally]	came they

tcínugédja	djíwigádjeⁿ	dé	jegúⁿ	huⁿgotcíra
cinųkéja	jiwigáją	te	žegų	hųgocíra
to the old town	when they got there	there	(then)*	the chief's house†

*the parentheses are in the text.
†between "the" and "chief" the word "old" is crossed out.

jéguⁿ	dé	nánanéⁿtcįxdjį	datcépshe	tcirorughutcshe
žégų	te	noⁿraną́cįxjį	tacépše.	Ciroruǧucše.
[now]	there	the wood [absolutely all of it]	all burned up it was.	The house they looked at.

haháⁿ	jigé	deé	djasgégadjeⁿ	jigé
"Hąhą́,	žigé	tee	jasgégają?"	Žigé
["Hąhą́!]	[again]	there	why is it?"	[Again]

úⁿdjauⁿ	de*	waitcgéra†	wanoghómigédja	djigádjeⁿ
’ų́ja’ų	te	waicgéra	wanąǧómįkèja	jigáją
they were	around	his sister	at the grave	he came to and

*de is written above the line between úⁿdjauⁿ and waitcgéra.
†waitcgéra is circled and an arrow drawn to the English line above at the right margin where it says, "again they were".

jeguⁿ	wajóⁿ	meⁿkághera	rukshikshínisgaíre	higuⁿ†
žegų	wažą́	mąkáǧera	rukšíkšinisgàire.	Higų́†
[now]	something	the dirt	(looked) worked up (disturbed).*	Just

*the parenthetical material is in the MS. In addition, with another writing implement "as if (plural)" is written above the line.
†just before this word, jeg is written then crossed out.

wanoítcgéjoⁿ	wauⁿgúni	hirenísgeje	kóragágasgéjoⁿ		djagú
wanióicgéžą	wa’ųgúni	hirenísgeže.	"Kóra	hagagasgéžą,	jagú
an animal*	did it	he kind of thought†.	"O dear,		what

*"an" has been written above "some" which has been crossed out.
†"kind of" has been inserted by a caret.

hidókenika	tcuⁿshgéra	huⁿkága	waishdjánidjegúne		tciápera
hitokénįka	cųšgéra	hąkagá	waišjáni	jegúni	ciápera?"
the old woman	her grandson*	never	he did not look after them	he does not	the home-stayers?"

*the MS translation has "her nephew".

ádjáuⁿ	ha	kode	jedjaį́xdjį	hinek’djéra	éje
ája’ų.	"Ha	koté,	žejáįxjį	hįrekjéra,"	éže.
saying this.	["Ha]	say!	thus far	let us go,"	he said.

p. 40 —

ásge	jedjúⁿga	hó	hokáwaraíregádjeⁿ	detciróbera
ésge	žéjųga	ho	hokáwaraìregàją	te	ciróbera
[And so]	[now then]	now	as they started in	there	the door

higúⁿ	gagú	ruhásgádjeⁿ*	dewaitcgéra		peⁿsep’ánina	hidokénika
higų́	gagų́	ruhasgáją	te	waicgéra	pąsep’ánina	hitokénįka
just	this way	as he opened	there	his sister	her black bag	the old woman

*/r/ is written above an original /n/. The second vowel is heavily overprinted, so a /u/ is written above it (which looks a lot like an /a/). Originally, this word was run together with the previous word, but a line was inserted to separte them.

hedágedja	kérenókshe	hohó	dejigé		djasgégadjeⁿ
hetágeja	kereną́kše.	"Hohó!	te	žigé	jasgegáją?"
back of her	she had it standing.	["Hohó!]	this	again	how can it be?"*

*originally the word "it" followed "how" but it was crossed out.

hirejé	égi	hiperézenokedjéni	dé	hinúgenúgere
hireže.	Égi	hiperézenąkejéni.	Te	hinų́geną́gere
he thought.	And	he knew it.	This	the woman

waⁿgenúka	minógenokíji	jéguⁿ	neⁿkénis’kédja	mįk’hįpgí
wągeną́ka	mínągenąkíži	žegų	nąkénisgéja	mįk’hįpgí*
the man	as she was sitting	[now]	back of him	she laid down

*the Bollingen text has mįk-hįpje, but in the MS the word clearly ends in -gí.

heⁿk’èshdjará	hishdjara	tceⁿt’ini	jéguⁿ	mįk’hįpshgúni
hąkèšjára	hišjara*	cąt’į́ni.	Žegų	mįk’hįpšgúni.
not her face	her face	it was not visible.	[Now]	she laid down.

*the Bollingen text omits this second occurance of the word for face.

jesganúnigé	jeguⁿhó		hokáwahurédja	hahoí	hotcintcínra	egí
Žesganúnigé	žegų	hó	hokáwahuréja,	"Hąhoí,	hocįcį́ra	egi
Even thus*	now then		since he started to come in,	"Hąhoí!	boy you	here

*"thus" has been written over "now", which has been crossed out.

waitcgéragá	nióⁿp’gedjíni	tcíomį́genokanogwíno	eshgúniotcintcínigénuká
waicgéraga	nią́pgejeni.	Cíomį́genąkanągwíną,"	ešgúni	hocįcį́nįgénąká.
your sister	became alive so	in our house she sits,"*	said he	the young boy.

*"in" has been written above "and" which has been crossed out.

jedjúⁿga	jegúⁿ	waitcgéra	horuxútcgadjéⁿ	dé	egiákshe
Žéjųga	žegų	waicgéra	horuxucgáją.	Te	egiákše.
[Now then]	[now]	his sister	he looked at.	There	she lay.

p. 41 —

weⁿkdjegá	neⁿghireshgúne	hohó	nįgé	dee	hosge	hishdjára*
Wą́kjega	nąǧirešgúni.	"Hohó,	nigé	tee	hosgé	hišjára
The man	was scared.	["Hohó!]	maybe my eyes

*from an orignal nigédeasgishdjara, the last part, easgishdjara has been crossed out. Above it in small letters written with a different writing implement is e hosge hishdjaira.

Bol. p. 84 —

jésgadjes’áre*	jedjúⁿga	jeguⁿ	ho	hishdjara
žésgajes’áre."	Žéjųga	žegų	ho	hišjára
they are thus."	[Now then]	[now]	[ho!]	his eyes

*jésganuks’áre has been crossed out before this word.

pįk’uⁿk’wánuga	waitcgéra	hokuruxútcgadjeⁿ	higúįsgéxdjin	jéguⁿ
pį́k’ųk’wánąga*	waicgéra	hokuruxúcgają.†	Higúįsgéxjį	žegų
fixed over and	his sister	he looked at her.	In reality	[now]

* < pį́k’ųk’ų-ànąga.
†the Bollingen text has hokuruxútcgadja.

higúįsgéxdjin	jéguⁿ	hadjáshgúne	egiga	jéguⁿ
higúįsgéxjį	žégų	hajášguni.	Égiga	žegų
in reality	[now]	he saw her.	Then there	[now]

hinugúⁿka	ghakshgúne	ásge	dee	hotcintcínigenúgere
hinų́kąka	ǧakšgúni.	ésge	teé	hocįcį́nįgeną́gere
that woman	cried she.	[And so]	there	this young fry

weshgúni	kodé	djagú	neⁿtcge	wotcįwaráradjegadjoⁿ
wešgúni,	"Koté!	jagú	nącge	wocį́wararájegàją.
he said,	"Say,	what	heart	uneasy you will make them.

neⁿtcgéwotcį*	warashónok’shono	jénuga	ánuga	wawogánane
Nącgéwocį	warašánąkšaną,	žénųga,"	ánąga.	"Wowagánare.
Heart feel bad	you're making them,	that's all,"	he said.†	"Give them to eat.

*just after this word, "waraks" has been written, then crossed out.
†the MS translation has "say and".

higwana	warúdjirék’djéno	éje	ásge	núgenuká	ghágera
Higuóⁿra	warujírekjèną,"	éže.	ésge	nų́genąká	ǧágera
Now	let them eat,"	he said.	[And so]	the woman	cried

rashdjanuga*	jedjúⁿga	ho	jéguⁿ	hikáwaánuga
rašją́nąga	žejųga	ho	žegų	hikáwánąga
stopped and	[now then]	[ho!]	[now]	got up and

*"dasdja ?" is written above and to the right of this word with a different writing implement.

p. 42 —

minokírinukdádjeⁿ	dé	ho	hisgéxdjin	waitcgéra
minąkírinąktáže.	Te	ho	hisgéxjį	waicgéra
in a sitting posture.	There	[ho]	in reality	his sister

nióⁿpshe	haúhau	waitcgénikáxdjin	pįhįjigé*	neⁿberokáranúkshe
nią́pše.	"Hąhą́,	waícgenįkàxjį,"	pįhįžigé	nąberokáraną́kše.
alive she was.	"Hąhą́!	my sister,"	over again	hands he shook her.

*just before this he is written, then crossed out.

jegúⁿ	egí	warúdjere	kirára	hidjáwagikéreje
Žegų	égi	warújere	kirára	hijá	wagikéreže
[Now]	[then]	food	several kinds*	there	she put them for them

*these words are enclosed in brackets.

núginuka	édja	házohìxdjį	okárakshe	aíreno
nų́ginąka.*	éja	házohixjį	hokárakše,†	aíreną.
the woman.	[There]	carefully	she laid it [out] to them,	[they said].

*the Bollingen text has hinų́knąka.
†the Bollingen text hs hokáraje.

heⁿhá	tcidó,	néwakik’wánuga		tcegadjeréno	weⁿk
"Hąhá,	citó,	né	wakik’wánąga	cegajeréną.	Wąk
["Hąhą́!]	brother,	my	fault it was	that I had died.	Man

deé	[hoi]ship*	aipino	rá	jéguⁿ
teé	hoišip	haipíną.	-‡	Žegų
this	all the time†	I liked him.	[?]‡‡	[Now]

*the syllable /hoi/ is missing due to the damage at the left margin of the page.
†the word "all" is missing due to the damage at the left margin of the page.
‡the word rá is omitted in the Bollingen text.
‡‡something illegible is written under rá.

kík’wa’uⁿgí	hiróshik[n]įkdjenáwiiarége*		ásge	huⁿké
kík’wa’ųgí	hiróšiknįkjenàwi	yarége	ésge	hąké
if I had my way and did it	ashamed I make you	I thought	[and so]	not

*the letter /n/ in the syllable /nįk/ is not visible due to damage to the paper at the left margin.

háuníno*	[ji]gé†	neⁿniga	weⁿgidaík’dje	iaregáshge
ha’uníną.	Žigé	nániga	wągitáikje	yaregášge
I did not do it.	[Aga]in‡	my mother	to tell her	I would think

*just before this word, anin (?) has been crossed out.
†jigé is written with a different writing implement just above the first syllable of the next word.
‡part of this word is lost due to damage to the left margin of the MS.

egi	djagú	wajóⁿ	hirakís’kéje*	wainóni[gi]‡
egi	jagú	wažą́	hirakískéže	wainónigi‡‡
and	what	something	not equal to him†	an orphan

*a small /d/ is written above the /r/, but the Bollingen text retains the reading with the /r/ in it.
†at the bottom of the page, footnote one which is inserted here, says, "[that] is, he is not your equal". Part of this sentence is missing because the lower left corner of the page is missing.
‡the syllable /gi/ cannot be read due to damage to the left margin of the page.
‡‡the Bollingen text has the following in brackets after this word: waini-honigi?.

[he]regádjeⁿ*	woⁿk’ganaį́xdjioⁿkádjeⁿ†	[hįg]ék’djone	iarége
heregáją.	'Wąk’ganaį́xjįąkáją,'‡	hįgékjane	yarége
he is.	'Men there are lots of them,'	[she would say]‡‡	I thought

*the syllable /he/ is not visible due to damaged paper at the left margin.
†just before this word, weⁿk’a has been written, then crossed out.
‡ < wąk-haga-hanáįxjįąk-gàją.
‡‡the MS translation has been lost from damage to the left margin. The present translation has been based on other sources.

p. 43 —

ásgioⁿkága*	nonníga	wágidágenína	jéguⁿ	neⁿtcgésdak’
ésgiąkága	naniga	wágitágenį́ra.	Žégų	nącgéstak
so never	my mother	not tell her of it.	Now	heart-broken

*just after this word is written wágidáge- which has been crossed out. The word ásgioⁿkága derives from ésge hą́kaga.

tcénaⁿ	hoho	hagagas’géjoⁿ	waitcgénikaxdjin	djágu
céną."	"Hoho,	hagagasgéžą,	waicgenįkáxjį,	jagú
I died."	["Hoho,]	O my,	my little sister,	why

uⁿgádjeⁿ	huⁿke	shárageníje	horák’	pínanigádjeⁿ
’ųgáją	hąké	hošárageníže?	Horák	pįranigáją.
indeed*	not	did you not tell of it.	Tell it	you ought to [have].

*"indeed" was placed in parentheses.

heⁿgágaskéje	tcówe	woínik’dji	ráninó	égi
Hągágaskéže,	cówe	woínikjį	rániną."	"Égi
Hągágaskéže!	pretty near	great lost	you have been."	"And

jesganúnigé	hihanúgere	wánoína	jesgegé	ásge
žesganúnigé	hihaną́gere	wáną’į́ra	žesgége	ésge
that is so, but	as I say	my mind	was that way	so

huⁿkágodágeníno	égi	jéguⁿ	warúdjerúshdjaⁿgí	weshgúni
hąkágotágeníną."	Égi	žégų	warújerúšjągí	wešgúni,
never told it."	And	now	eating he got through	he said,

uⁿháⁿ	waitcgénikáxdjį	wanoína	wírodoánukshe	higúⁿ
"Hąhą́,	waícgenįkáxjį	waną’į́ra	wírotoánąkše.	Higų́
["Hąhą́!]	my little sister	our mind*	is not the very best (sad).†	Just

*"my" has been crossed out and "our" written above it.
†the parentheses are in the text. Footnote 1 inserts the following from the bottom of the page: "heart is bad".

naníga	djádjigáshge	hagaíra	hoxdjanuga	ghágenáⁿkshono
naniga	jajigášge	hagaíra	hoxją́nąga	ǧágeną́kšaną.
my mother	father also	sometimes	in the evenings	cry they do.

jeguⁿgweⁿdjikérek’djenáwino	huⁿké	hį́tcgexdjiníno	higuⁿ
Žegųgwąjikérekjenáwiną,*	hąké	hį́cgéxjįnìną.	Higų́
Right away we're going home	not	very tired I am not.†	Just

* < žegų-higų́-hajikérekjenàwiną.
†before "very" two letter are crossed out, but they are difficult to read.

p. 44 —

djagú	hazóhiwáuⁿ	manihúwigádjeⁿ	heⁿké
jagú	hazóhiwa’ų̀	manihuwigáją	hąké
what	our time we took	walk on we did (came)*	not

*the parenthetical material is in the MS.

hįtcgéxdjiwiníno	jegúⁿ	higúⁿ	hagíwigi†	aixónaⁿ	kuk’djáwino
hįcgéxjįwinìną.	Žegų́	higų́	hagíwigi	haixóno	kukjáwiną."‡
not very tired we came.*	Now	[just]	when we get home	move	we will come back."

*in small letter written with a different writing implement is "came back".
†The original entry, igweⁿgįwígi, has been crossed out, and written above this word in smaller letters with a different writing implement is higúⁿ hagíwigi.
‡the MS, which clearly has an initial /k/, apparently has been hypercorrected to read, hukdjáwiną. Hu is attested in meaning similar to this, but Miner's wordlist gives us kú, meaning, "I leave returning", which is a perfect fit.

hodjiá	djagú	warúdjera	haganaį́xdjiáⁿkádjeⁿ
"Hojiá,	jagú	warújera	haganáįxjią̀kają
"All right,	what / well*	food	very plenty there is

*"what" is circled and "well" written below it slightly to the right.

jesgé	rawíshge	epinóno		ho	ásge	ho
žesgé	rawíšge	e	pinóⁿną."	Ho	ésge	ho
that way*	you do	it	would be good."	[Ho!]	[and so]	[ho]

*after "that", "kind" was crossed out and "way" written above it.

jeguⁿ	karaíreje	jeguⁿ	karaíregí	hági
žegų	karaíreže.	Žegų	karaíregí	hági
[now]	home they went.	[Now]	when they went home	on at

haheⁿhéjishgíranúnigé		ho	jéguⁿ	hainseretc
hahąhéžišgìra	nunige	ho	žégų	hainisérec
night overtook them	but*	[ho!]	[now]†	all night

*"but" is actually written twice in a row, and for a third time under jegų.
†the translation has "but".

uineje	wérakírakúni	heguⁿ	égi	mánisak’uínege
’úįreže.	Wérakírakúni,*	hegų*	égi*	mánisak’uį́rege.*
they went on.	Wérakírakúni!	[just]	then	fast walk they did.

*all these words are left out of the Bollingen text.

égi	wairegádjeⁿ	gwó	tcék	heⁿpsgáxdjieⁿkírigádjeⁿ
Égi	wairegáją	gwó	cek	hąpsgáxjią̀kirigàją
And	they say	[gwó]	first	when daylight came then

hagíregíji	hagí	ho	jésge	eshgúni	hohó
hagíregiži.	Hagí	ho	žesge	ešgúni,	"Hohó!
home they got them.	Home at	[ho!]	that way	he said,	[Hohó!]

djadjí	hagágasgéjoⁿ	naní*	hagágaskéjoⁿ	worágera
jaji,	hagagasgéžą!	naní	hagagaskéžą!	worágera
dear father,	O my!	mother,	O my!	the story

*nani is written again, then crossed out.

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wokíba	hiésge	hiréwahi	núnigé	waitcgénikára
wokíba	hiésge	hiréwahi	nunige	waicgénįkàra
doubtful	it is	it seems	but	my little sister

weⁿkshik’ino	hidókenika	hitcuⁿshgéra	horógenúkshono
wąkšik’į́rą.	Hitokénįka	hicųšgéra	horógeną́kšaną
has [been made to] live[d].	The old woman	her grandson	married to him she is

hagí	éje	hówaréra	égi	higúⁿ
hagí,"	éže.	Howaréra	égi	higų
on at,"	he said.	Sure enough	then	just

jeéshge	kibanísge	hó	híregádjeⁿ	jéesganúnigé
žésšge	kibanísge	ho	hiregáją	žésganúnige
that kind of	doubted	[ho]	they did	but then

jéguⁿ	akí	heⁿheⁿ	worágeneⁿjįje	hisgéxdjin
žegų	akí	hąhą́	worágenąžįže.	"Hisgéxjį
[now]	both sides (people)*	[hąhą́!]	he told it.	"Sure enough

*the parentheses are in the text.

wahéno	higúⁿ	hitcúⁿshgehíradjegáshge	hishgé	éje
wahéną."	Higų́	hicųšgéhirajegášge	hišgé*	éže.
I mean it."	Just	the nephew also	he also	he said.

*this word is omitted from the Bollingen text.

égi	wánoína	djasket’egí		hokárakíshge*	aneⁿtcį́xdje
Égi	waną’į́ra	jasgé	t’egi	hokarakíšge	hanącį́xjį
And	her mind	how	she died	he told it also†	all of it

*at this place something had been crossed out and "hokárakíshge" introduced via footnote 1 from the bottom of the page.
†"that" had been crossed out and "it" written below it.

horagánuga	jigéotcintcínidjega		djasgéhiánuga
horákanąga	žigé	hocįcį́nįkjega	jásge	hiánąga
he told it and	again/also*	the boy	how	he did it and

*"again" has been circled and "also" written above it in small letters with the same writing implement.

nioⁿphigíshge		jigeá	aneⁿtc´	horákshe†
niąp´	higíšge	žige*	haną́c	horákše.
live	he made her also	again	all that	he told.

*this word is omitted from the Bollingen text.
†after this word, jégwuⁿ has been crossed out.

jéguⁿ	gwána	hįgígónaįkarawígi		pinána†
"Žégų	gwána*	hįgí	ǧonaįkaràwigi	pįnóną.
"Now	right away	go	move home let us	it would be good.

* < higųóⁿra.
†part of a word had been written before this word, but was crossed out.

jegúⁿ	tcára	huⁿdjeráshge	rokónoxdjíno	hįkárawígi
Žegų	cára	hųjerášge	rokónoxjìną	hįkárawigi
Now	deer	bear also	very many there are	if we go home

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pinána	hohoínikáxdjį*		égi	jesgek’djéno
pįnóną."	"Hoho,	hinįkáxjį,	égi	žesgekjéną."
it would be good."	"Hoho,	dear my son,	well	it will be so."

*this word has been inserted here via footnote 1 from the bottom of the page. It replaces, ho-nįgiak which has been crossed out.

egi	widjádjera	hogíragwiánuga	hidjádjak’djéno†	higúⁿ
Egi	wijájera	hogíragwiànąga	hijajakjéną.	Higų
Then	the crier	tell him and*	he can cry it out.	Just

*between "tell him" and "and" the words "of it" have been crossed out.
†just before this word higwáno has been written and crossed out.

jéguⁿ	heⁿp’ deé	rék’djonihéno	hegúⁿ	weⁿgahaⁿhewíshge†
žégų	hąp´ teé	rekjanihéną.	Hegų́*	wągahąhéwišge
right	today	it will be.	Now	if night overtakes us

*the Bollingen text has higų.
†just before this word, wogah was written, then crossed out.

heⁿnkiwushanik’djéniháwino	huⁿgenuká	éje	ásge	widjádjera
hąnkiwušanįkjánihàwiną,"*	hųgenąká	éže.	ésge	wijájera
not will we stop,"	the chief	he said.	[And so]	the crier

* < hąnke-hiwušánįkjanihàwiną.

ho	jéguⁿ	jéesgídjadjáje	aíreno	heⁿpdeé	jeguⁿ
ho	žégų	žesgíjajáže,	aíreną.	"Hąp teé	žegų
[ho!]	[now]	that kind he cried about,	[they said.]	"That day	now

kérek’djenawino	higuⁿ	heⁿhéshge†	jeguiwoį́k’djeniháwino	éje
kérekjanàwiną.	Higų́	hąhéšge	žegųiwoį́kjaniháwiną,"	éže,
we will go home.	Even if*	there is night	we will go on anyhow,"	he said,

*"just" has been crossed out and "even if" written after it.
†just before this word, weⁿgaheⁿhewishge has been crossed out.

aíreno	ho	jésge	híreje	aíreno	ho	jeguⁿ
aíreną.	Ho	žésge	híreže,	aíreną.	Ho	žégų
[they said.]	[Ho!]	so that way	they did,	[they said].	[Ho!]	[now]*

*the translation has "so that way".

uneⁿk’uⁿ	hagoréjoⁿ	hakiríreshgúne	kíriregádjeⁿ
’únąk’ų	hagoréžą	hakírirešgùni.	Kiriregáją
doing thus	[finally]	home they got.	When they got home

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dewoírakírakúne		hinukhírera	hidjánukshgúne		egí	hasgádjaguijéreje
te	woírakírakúni	hinųkhírera	hijá	nąkšgúni.	Égi	hasgájąguižèreže?†
there	[woírakírakúni!]*	their daughter	there	she was.	And	what could they be?

*the translation has "unexpectedly".
†the Bollingen text has hasgádjąguijèregi, but the MS is clear in its reading.

Ğakshires’áje	aíreno	ho	jéguⁿ	jéji
Ğakšíres’àže,	aíreną.	Ho	žégų	žéži
Cry they would*	[they said].	[Ho!]	now then	that

*the word "anyhow" is added at the end by another writing implement.

hinúk	hírera	sh’ágwahíra	tcíra	horéjoⁿkíra†
hinų́khirera		š’agwahíra	círa	horežąkíra
woman (daughter) theirs*		her older ones (folks)*	[the lodge]	one place

*the parenthetical matter is in the MS.
†just before this word, hago has been crossed out.

híreje	wakáraik’itcijé	hidokénika	é	ak
híreže.	Wakáraikicìže.	Hitokénįka	e	ak
they were.	Lived with them she did.	The old woman	to her	opposite

wakárak’ínuk*	égi	édja	hisúⁿgwahírera	hiúnináshge
wakárakinąk	égi	éja	hisųkwahírera	hiúniràšge
sat they	and	there	her brothers	her mother also

*the last two syllables, ínuk, have been written above ik’onukohe which has been crossed out.

weⁿgwatcábiréra	éwirakárakikére		mínokshe	heⁿ	jejéguⁿ
wąkwacápirera	e	wirakárakìkere	mínąkše.	Hą	žežégų
her brothers	[them]	alongside of	she sat.	[Hą!]	that way

únaks’ági	hagoréjoⁿ	ho	jédjuⁿga	ép’a	jéguⁿ
’unąks’áže.	Hagoréžą	ho	žéjųga	epa	žégų
they were always.	Once on a time	[ho!]	now then	that far	now

wanoíra*	djinogiregádjeⁿ	neⁿtcgesdágenóⁿké	jeguⁿ	kejesgáiraníje
waną’į́ra	jiną́kiregàją.	Nącgestágeną́ke	žegų	kežesgáiraníže.†
their mind	became settled.	Worrying they were	then	not that way anymore.

*a small /r/ is written above an original /n/.
†the Bollingen text has hąké jesgáiranije.

ásge	wéⁿgera	rashgúni	neⁿkikera	djíaraíreje
ésge	wą́gera	rašgúni	nąkíkera	jiaraíreže.
So	the men	peacefully	hunt	they began.

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ho	jejéguⁿ	unoⁿks’ági	hagoréjoⁿ	weshgúnije
Ho	žéžegų	’unąks’ági.	Hagoréžą,	wešgúniže,
Ho!	that way	they were.	Finally,	he said,

nįk’djóⁿgenigijoⁿ	hagánijé*	nįkdjóⁿgenigíjoⁿ	haganígiji	hahí
nįkją́genįgižą	hagániže.	Nįkją́genįgížą	haganígiži	hahí
a child	she had.	A child	[after] she had for him [that ?]†	on at

*just before this word, haganíshgune has been written, then crossed out.
†rather than "after", the translation begins with "so".

meⁿwigútc	kipį́shgúne	hegwoⁿgara	hijoⁿkíraxdjį́	haganíje
mąwigúc	gipį́šgúni.	Hegwągara*	hižąkíraxjį	haganíže,
arrows to shoot	he was able to.	Just only†	one only	she had for him,

*the Bollingen text has "[higų-hagara?]".
†this was written above "sometime", which was crossed out.

weⁿgenígijoⁿ	hahíméⁿwigútc		kipį́gijí	égi	hagoréjoⁿ
wągenį́gižą.	Hahí	mąwigúc	kipį́giži.	Égi	hagoréžą
a male.	On at	arrows to shoot	when he was able.	[And]	[finally]

weshgúnije	heⁿhéⁿ	égi	kénijíshgeninúnigé*
wešgúniže,	"Hąhą́	égi	kenižíšgeni	nunige
he said,	"Hąhą́!	now then	not yet I am old	but

*there appears to be a letter /a/ between the /sh/ and the following /g/, but it may be an attempt at a ligature.

heⁿheⁿ	egí	jedjaįxdjį-p’á		huⁿkípino
hąhą́	egi	žejáįxjį	pa	hųkípiną.
now	here	thus far	[far]	I can last.*

*"I can" is written above an unreadable word that has been crossed out.

djádjiga	hakerék’djé	éno	ásge	hokérek’djénohéno
Jájiga	hakérekje	éną	ésge	hokérekjánihèną.
My father	for me to go home	he said	[and so]	I'm going home.

nonigé	heⁿké	shdjáradjeⁿwiné	jesgé	haník’djonihéno
Núnige	hąké	šjárająw`įre	žesge	haníkjanihèną.
But	not	the way you die	that way	will I not do.

jeguⁿ	dejeguⁿ	hakérek’djónihéno	éje	aíreno
Žegų	téžegų	hakérekjanihèną,"	éže,	aíreną
Just	this way	I'm going home,"	he said,	they said

hotcintcíndjegá	weⁿk’djegá	gíji	hitcéⁿwihiranuka	ghakshgúne
hocįcį́jegá*	wą́kjega	giži.	Hicą́wįhirànąka	ǧakšgúni.
the young man	the man	[sentence terminator].†	The wife that is	cried.

*the Bollingen text has hotcįdį́nįkdjega, but the MS clearly omits the -nįk-.
†the translation has "& so".

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axírije	hikónonó	égi	weⁿgenúka	weshgúne
Axíriže	hikónora.	Égi	wągeną́ka	wešgúni,
Cried after him*	her husband.	Then†	the man	said,

*an illegible word has been crossed out before "cried".
†"Well" has been crossed out and "then" written below it.

egí	sh’agwáraga	hihówahíre	nigípįránuga	heⁿké
"Egi	š’akwáraga	hihowahíre,	nįgípįrànąga	hąké
"Well	your old folks	asked them,	if they like it for you [and]	not

nikoⁿnuniranínugí	iúⁿdjak’djéno	heⁿké	duxúrugnína	iaránunigé
nikónuniranìnugí,	hi’ųjakjéną.	Hąké	tuxúruknìną	yaránunige
lonesome will they not get for you	try it we will.	Not	be unable to	I think, but

jéguⁿ	hiuⁿdjak’djéno	eshgúni	ásge	hinúgeníka
žegų	hi’ųjakjéną,"	ešgúni.	ésge	hinų́geną́ka
anyhow / just*	we will try it,"	he said.	So	the woman

*"just" is circled and written just below and to the right of "anyhow".

sh’ágwahíra	hihówakáragíje	hohó	hinúkáxdjį	hátcuⁿgére
š’akwahíra	hihówakaragìže.	"Hohó	hinųkáxjį,	hacųgére
her folks	aske[d] them she did.	["Hohó!]	my daughter,	just barely

hanik’djá	iaránihéra	djashíshik	jigé	de	djágu
haníkja	yaránihera.	Jašíšik	žigé	te	jágu."
I saw you	I thought.	Very bad	again	this	what."

égi	djádji	heⁿké	wajóuⁿpiníno	higúⁿ	djasgégi
"Égi	jáji,	hąké	wažó’ųpįníną.	Higų́	jasgégi
"Well	father,	not	nothing to do.	Just	anyhow

hinák’djaradjék’djenánuga	higúⁿ*	hoíship	hinaínakshįránishék’djonéno
hįrákjarajèkjanànąga,	higų́	hoíšip	hįraírakšįrànišekjanèną."
see me you will always,	[yet]	all the time	to depend upon me you will."

*this word is written with a different writing implement above the line in extremely small letters.

ho	jédjuⁿga	jéguⁿ	ho	hishgé	waįgínoⁿpshíreje
Ho	žéjųga	žegų	ho	hišgé	wa’įgínąpšìreže
[Ho!]	[now then]	[now]	ho!	also	they thanked her for it

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aíreno	weⁿkshik	sh’ágenigenóⁿka	wéⁿgenónigénuká	hidókenigénuká
aíreną.	Wąkšik,	š’ágenįgeną́ka,	wą́genúnįgénąká,	hitókenįgénąká,
[they said.]	[People,]	the old folks,	the old man,	the old woman,

uⁿhá	egí	nungwák	hírarege	washegádjeⁿ
"ųhá!*	egi	nųgwák,	hirarege,	wašegáją.
"ųhá!	well	my daughter,	it is your wish,	so you say it.

*the Bollingen text renders this as hąhą́ ("yes"), viewing uⁿhá as a corrupted orthography. However, at sentence 116 the Bollingen text has this interjection as ų́ha, translated as "well" with connotations of agreement.

hodohótcirá	woⁿk’shígeoína	jesgówahásge	égi	washáwigádjeⁿ
Hotohócira	wąk’šígo’į́ra	žesgówahásge	égi	wašáwigáją.
The son-in-law	his life	that way he's come to	and	so you say it.

égi	hosgé	hák’djára*	hiníhotcį	ánuk’uⁿ
Égi	hosgé	hakjára	hiníhocį	ánąk’ų†
And	just	to see you	like it very much	[as he said]

*from an original égioksgak’djára, ksgo has been crossed out and hosgé written above and in front of it, and há above it.
†the Bollingen text has hánąka, but this is supported by neither the MS nor its corrections. See the first note in the next table below.

hérege*	wahegádjeréno	heⁿ	jegúⁿ	ho
herege.	Wáhegajerèną.	Hą	žegų	ho
we were (did).†	So I said it.	[Hą]	[now]	[ho!]

*hiníhotcįánukwoirege, hiníhotcį has been separated off by a vertical line, woirege has been crossed out, and ’uⁿ hírege written above it.
†the parentheses are in the text.

hakijarakérek’djonéno		hígejé*	égi	weⁿgenígenóⁿka	é
hakíža	rakérekjanèną,"	higežé.	"Égi	wągenį́geną́ka	e
with him	you will go,"	he told her.	"And	the [young] man	him

*this word has been inserted here via footnote 1 from the bottom of the page. After the footnote, gaírejo has been crossed out.

hióndjera	rohíra*	hikárakis’ganihék’djonihéje‡		higúⁿ	wát’ehikérahériánuga
hią́jera	rohíra	hikárakisge	hanihékjanihèže.	Higų́	wat’éhikerahèriànąga
his father	his body	like always†	it would be.	Just	kill plenty and‡‡

*hó has been crossed out.
†"forever" is crossed out and "always" written above it.
‡a very small /e/ and an /h/ are written above the /g/ in this word.
‡‡an initial "good" has been crossed out.

wonoghireráshge	hérek’djoneje	égi	djagúra	hagíjoⁿ
wonąǧíreràšge*	herekjáneže.	Égi	jagúra	hagížą
wars also	he would be.	And	whatever	at any time

*the Bollingen text has wanąghíreràcge.

tcéxiawaíreshgé	wóⁿk’djané	djiánuga	wágidjirék’djonéje	éje
céxiawaírešgé	wą́kjąre	jiánąga	wagijirékjanèže,"	éže.
hard they become*	this man	he comes, and	he would help them,"†	he said.

*well below the lines is written, "(trouble they have)".
†this is translated as "you would help them," but it derives from wagiji, "to help"; and re-kjane-že, "he will go".

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ásge	jédjuⁿga	jéguⁿ	hó	hagoréjoⁿ	jegúⁿ	hó
ésge	žéjųga	žegų	ho	hagoréžą	žegų	hó
[And so]	[now then]	[now]	[ho!]	[finally]	[now]	[ho!]

guⁿ*	deé	weⁿk’shígera	nanaį́regádjeⁿ‡	s’ánik
gų	tée	wąkšígera	nąnąį́regàją	s’ánįk
just	about†	the people	asleep they were then‡‡	the side (direction)#

*just before this word, weⁿkshi is crossed out.
†"this" is crossed out and "about" written above it.
‡a small /r/ was written above the /n/ in an original -negádjeⁿ.
‡‡an initial "the" has been crossed out.
#the parentheses are in the text.

héⁿbogúrégi	égi	akíri	shuⁿk’djóⁿgijoⁿ	hoshgúni
hą́bogúregi	égi	akíri	šųkją́gižą	hošgúni
where the day comes from	there	on that	a wolf	howled

gádjeⁿ	jigí	raréxdjinikádjeⁿ	níwagúregí	égi
gáją	žigé	raréxjįnįkàją	niwagúregi	égi
and then	[again]	soon after	at the spring*	[then]

*"up" is crossed out and "at" written above it.

jigíjoⁿ	hóje	higuⁿ	jigí	raréxdjínikádjeⁿ	wíoreregí
žigížą*	hóže.	Higų	žigé	raréxjįnįkàją	wioréregi
again one	howled.	Just	again	after awhile†	where the sun goes down

*< žigé-ižą.
†an initial "so" is crossed out.

hídjobóhora*	hórotcóndjeregí	jigíjoⁿ	hóje	ho
hijobóhąra	horocájeregi	žigížą	hóže.	Ho
the 4th time	where the sun straightens	one again	howl[ed].	Ho!

*an /r/ is written above an original /n/.

je	jeguⁿ	gijí	wéⁿk’djáne	híhinóⁿp’gi
žé	žegų	gíži.	Wą́kjąre	hihiną́pgi
that	way*	it was.	This man	he went out and

*under je jeguⁿ, "now that" has been crossed out and "that way" written above it.

hinúgenúgere	hikárapérezni	heⁿké	kikúruxúrugné
hinų́geną́gere	hikarapéresni	hąké	hikuruxúrukni
this woman	did not know herself	not	help not herself

jegúironúk*	hagí	hinóbenóⁿkshe	egí	hiperéznoⁿké
žegúironą́k	hagí	hiną́beną́kše.	Égi	hipéresnąke
just follow him	on†	out she went.	And	he knew it

*jéguⁿ hironúkshe has been crossed out.
†the word "on" was originally followed by "at" which was subsequently crossed out.

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horágenoⁿke	ásgieⁿké		waruxaíraníje	uⁿhá
horágenąke	ésge	hąké	waruxaíranìže.	Ųhá,*
they had told it	so	not	they ran not after them.	[Ųhá,]

*the Bollingen text has hąhą́, but see the note above.

jé	shuⁿk’djóⁿgera	meⁿúna	shuⁿkdjóⁿgijoⁿ	guⁿs’gí
že	šųkją́gera.	Mą’ų́na	šųkją́kižą	gųsgi
they	the wolves.	The Earthmaker	a wolf	he made

é	hióntcijé,	éje	hotcintcínik’djéga	ásge
e	hią́cižé,	éže	hocįcį́nįkjega.	ésge
him	he was his father,	he said	the young boy.	So

édjowákaraíreje	meⁿk’óheⁿrégi	hagímigenóⁿkshe		noⁿgá
éjowákaraíreže.	Mąkuhą́regi	hagí	mįgeną́kše	anąga
there they went back to.	Under the earth	there	they are lying	and

nį́gwaninegíji	maį́hágeregi	úįrek’djónege*	éagaíra†
nįkwaníregìži	mąíhágeregi	’úįrekjanège	éagaíra
there [their] young ones	on this earth	they were to be	so sometimes

*just before this word, uⁱ has been crossed out.
†just before this word, he (?) has been crossed out.

weⁿk’shígera	hijóⁿ	ho*	weⁿkiánuga	gíji
wąkšígera	hižą́	ho	wekiánąga	gíži
the people	one	[ho!]	suffer himself†	& so

*this word is inserted by a caret in small letters above the line.
†the following is inserted here from the bottom of the page by footnote "x": "that is fast & be holy".

nį́genóⁿka	éwaúines’ak’djenihéje		woⁿkshigerijóⁿ
nį́geną́ka	e	wa’úįres’àkjanihèže,	wąkšigerižą́
the younger ones	they	would be the ones that would do it,	people one

noⁿdjodjaíneshge	aíres’áje	aireno	édjojedjóneréno
nącojàįrešge,	aíres’àže,	aíreną.	éjožeją́neréną.*
if they bless,	they used to say,	they say.	That is the end.

* < éja-hožéją-heréną.

Source:

Charles N. Houghton, "The Orphan who Conquered Death," in Paul Radin, Winnebago Notebooks (Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, n.d.) Notebook #70, 1-52 (interlinear phonetic text); Paul Radin, Winnebago Notebooks (Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, n.d.) Winnebago III, #11a: 141-223 (handwritten Hocąk text only). Published in Paul Radin, The Culture of the Winnebago: As Defined by Themselves, Special Publications of the Bollingen Foundation, #1: 73-119. This story is discussed in Claude Lévi-Strauss, "Four Winnebago Myths," Structural Anthropology, vol. 2, trs. Monique Layton (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1976) 198-210.