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Searching for all of Water-people and the Elk in Story field of cahtotext database.

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Jeeschow ghilsaan yaa'nii. ges.tcoo gul.sAn ya'.nii Elk / was found / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Hai kwonteelh-bii' yii'in-tc'in' kaalh yaa'nii. hai kwun.teL.bii' yii.un.tcuN kAL ya'.nii This / valley in / this way / was walking / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Bintighiiyooh yaa'nii. bun.tii.gii.yoo ya'.nii They chased it / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Doonhee'-kwan yaa'nii. doon.he'.kwAn ya'.nii It was tired / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Teehnool'its yaa'nii. te.nool.'uts ya'.nii It ran into water / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Kwinyeehghilaah yaa'nii. kwun.ye.gul.la ya'.nii It sunk / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Lhaan naahneesh, "Daanteeshaan'- man? LaN na.nec dAn.te.ca.muN Many / people, / "What will be? Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Jeeschow kwinyeehghilaat," yaa'n yaa'nii. ges.tcoo kwun.ye.gul.lat ya'n ya'.nii Elk / has sunk," / they said / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Naahneesh lhaa'haa' nindash-s'isdaa yaa'nii. na.nec La'.ha' nun.duc.s'us.da ya'.nii Person / one / was courting there / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Hin tc'ninyaa yaa'nii. huN tc'.nun.ya ya'.nii He / came / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Kwinyeehtc'ghileeh yaa'nii. kwun.ye.tc'.gul.lee ya'.nii He dived / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Kaanaa'ghileeh yaa'nii. ka.na.gul.lee ya'.nii He came up / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Beelh lheelyiits' yaa'nii, lhaan. beL Lel.yiits ya'.nii LaN Rope / he tied together / they say, / many. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Kwanyeehtc'ghileeh yaa'nii. kwun.ye.tc'.gul.lee ya'.nii He dived / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
"Beelh bilh uudee' beesiilhyiits-kwanhaa', beelhtisloos-kwosh," ch'in yaa'nii. beeL buL uu.de' be.siiL.yiits.kwaN.ha beL tus.loos.kwuctc'in ya'.nii "Rope / with / its horn / I tie if / rope / I willpull," / he said / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Dook'an too- kiyaahan daihiidilhtin-kwan yaa'nii. doo.k'uN too.kii.ya.huN dai.hii.duL.tiN.kwAn ya'.nii Already / water people / had taken it / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Beelh tc'teeloos yaa'nii. beL tc'.te.loos ya'.nii Rope / he pulled repeatedly / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Lheenee'haa' beelh teeghiloos yaa'nii. Le.ne'.ha' beL te.ge.loos ya'.nii All / rope / pulled / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Hootaah kaanaaghileeh yaa'nii. hoo.ta ka.na.gul.lee ya'.nii Then / he came up / they say Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Taanaastyaa yaa'nii. ta.nas.t.ya ya'.nii He came out of the creek / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Jeeschow taaghit'aats' yaa'nii. ges.tcoo ta.gut.t'ats ya'.nii Elk / they cut up / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Kaanaamiil' yaa'nii, yeeh- bii'in'. ka.na.miil' ya'.nii ye.bii'.uN' They carried it up / they say / house to. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Hootaah naahneesh lhaa'haa', "Doo-kwashnaa-teeleetoo-kiyaahan waniileegh-eet," ch'in yaa'nii. hoo.ta na.nec La'.ha' doo.kwAc.na.tee.le too.kii.ya.huNwn.nii.le.get tc'in ya'.nii Then / man / one / "I shall not live / water-people/ I swam to because," / he said / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Hootaah kaanaamiil' yaa'nii, yeeh- bii'. hoo.ta ka.na.miil' ya'.nii ye.bii' Then / they brought it / they say / house in. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Hootaah naahneesh lhaa'haa' hai kaakosleeh yaa'nii. hoo.ta na.nec La'ha' hai ka.koos.lee ya'.nii Then / man / one / that / was sick / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Nisk'ai yaa'nii. nus.k'ai ya'.nii He was crazy / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Ghilgheel' yaa'nii, uuyaashtc. gul.gel' ya'.nii oo.yactc It was evening / they say, / little. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Tcaakwoghilhgheel'-it beedin yaa'nii, naahneesh. tca.kwoo.guL.gel.lit be.dun ya'.nii na.nec Very it was dark when / he died / they say / man. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Yiiskaan-it koghilhit yaa'nii. yiis.ka.nit koo.gE.Lut ya'.nii It was day when / they burned him / they say. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Kwonlhaan. kwun.LAN All. Water-people and the Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)

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