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Waachow waa'aan ch'oolhyoolh yaa'nii. wa.tcoo wa'.aN tc'ooL.yooL ya'.nii Blanket / through / he blew / they say. The Securing of Light (2nd version) Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Lheenee'haa' kwaa'aa yaa'nii lhtaahkii. Le.ne'.ha kwa.'a ya'.nii L.tah.kiih All / gave him / they say / different things. The Securing of Light (2nd version) Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Ch'siitcin, "Kwaa'aadiishin- yee," ch'in yaa'nii. tc'.sii.tcuN kwa.a.dic.cin.ye tc'in ya'.nii Coyote, / "I called that," / he said / theysay. How Coyote and Skunk Killed Elk Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
"Shdjii'olhtik, shchaayii doobin-kwaas'is'iin-ee." s.tcii.ooL.tuk s.tca.yii doo.buN.kwa.sus.ii.ne "Kill me, / my grandchild / mistreated me." Polecat Robs her Grandmother Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
"Shdjii'olhtik, shchaayii doobin-kwaas'is'iin-ee,"ch'in yaa'nii. s.tcii.ooL.tuk c.tca.yii doo.buN.kwa.sus.ii.ne tc'inya'.nii "Kill me, / my grandchild / mistreated me,"/ she said / they say. Polecat Robs her Grandmother Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
"Shdjii'olhtik, shchai-yee doobin-kwaas'is'iin-ee,"ch'in yaa'nii. s.djii.ooL.tuk s.tcai.ye doo.buN.kwa.sus.ii.ne tc'inya'.nii "Kill me, / my grandchild / mistreated me,"/ she said / they say. Polecat Robs her Grandmother Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
"Shchai-yee doobin- kwaas'is'iin-ee, shdjii'olhtik." s.tcai.ye doo.buN.kwa.sus.ii.ne s.djii.ooL.tuk "My grandchild / mistreated me, / kill me." Polecat Robs her Grandmother Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
"Shdjii'olhtik, shchai doobin-kwaas'is'iin-ee,"ch'in yaa'nii. s.djii.ooL.tuk s.tcai doo.buN.kwa.sus.ii.ne tc'in ya'.nii "Kill me, / my grandchild / mistreated me,"/ she said / they say. Polecat Robs her Grandmother Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
"Shchai doobin- kwaas'is'iin-ee, shdjii'olhtik." s.tcai doo.buN.kwa.sus.ii.ne s.djii.ooL.tuk "My grandchild / mistreated me, / kill me." Polecat Robs her Grandmother Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
"Shdjii'olhtik, shchai doobin-kwaas'is'iin-ee." s.djii.ooL.tuk s.tca.ye doo.buN.kwa.sus.ii.ne "Kill me, / my grandchild / mistreated me." Polecat Robs her Grandmother Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Kowaa'ghichit yaa'nii, ninyaa- din. kuu.wa.gut.tcut ya'.nii nun.ya.duN They fed her / they say / she came place. Polecat Robs her Grandmother Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
"Doo-yee, shchai-yee doobin-kwaas'is'iin-it niiyaa-yee. doo.ye s.tca.ye doo.buN.kwa.sus.ii.nit nii.ya.ye "No, / my grandchild / mistreated me because / Icame. Polecat Robs her Grandmother Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Kwwos, kwaanii' naakaa'-haa', kwbit', kwsii', kwonlhaannee'-kw'itaah noolk'aas yaa'nii. kW.woos kwa.nii' nAk.ka'.ha' kW.but' kW.sii' kwun.LAnne'.k'wut.taH nool.k'As ya'.nii Her legs, / arms / both, / her belly, / her head, / everywhere / on places / fell / they say. Polecat Robs her Grandmother Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Naakoon skiitc waa'inkaan yaa'nii. na.kooN s.kiits wa.uNkAn ya'.nii Clover / children / she gave / they say. Grizzly Woman Kills Doe Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Hootaa Noonii tc'yaantcin kowaaghibiil' yaa'nii. hoo.ta noo.nii tc'.yan.tcuN koo.wa.ge.biil' ya'.nii Then / grizzly / old woman / she gave them to / theysay. Grizzly Woman Kills Doe Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
"Noonii tc'yaantcin kotc'ghil'its-dee' neet'ai kwaanaanilhghaalh-dee' kaatc'eelhghaalh-ban. noo.nii tc'.yAn.tcuN koo.tc'.gul.'uts.de' ne.t'ai kwana.nuL.gaL.de' ka.tc'eL.gaL.bun "Grizzly / old woman / when she runs down / yourneck / for her / when you put across / you must throw one side. Grizzly Woman Kills Doe Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
See yaa'ghilhk'aas-it kwaanii' dii kwaalaagh yaa'nii. se ya'.guL.k'a.sit kwa.nii' dii kwa.laG ya'.nii Stone / he threw up when / "shoulder" (actually= his arm) / this / he did / they say. Turtle's Exploit Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Kwaa'ch'ghistkaa' yaa'nii, ch'kaak'- bii'. kwa.tc'.gus.t.ka ya'.nii tc'.kak'.bii' For him they dipped / they say, / net in. How Turtle Escaped Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Shoo' kwaa'lhkat yaa'nii. coo' kwa.L.kAt ya'.nii In vain / they walked for him / they say. How Turtle Escaped Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Lhaakwaa ghilhgheel' yaa'nii. La.kwa guL.gel' ya'.nii Only / it was dark / they say. How Turtle Escaped Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Deekwaaghineelh yaa'nii. de.kwa.gun.neL ya'.nii Here it (sun) was / they say. Meadowlark's Breast Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Tc'oolaakii kwyiits'yeeh see waalkit yaa'nii. tcoo.la.kii kW.yiits.ye se wal.kut ya'.nii Meadowlark / his breast / stone / fell through / theysay. Meadowlark's Breast Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Naakaa' ch'ghintcook'-kwaan yaa'nii, toonai. na.ka' tc'.gun.tcook.kwAn ya'.nii too.nai Two / he had filled / they say / fish. The Diving Contest Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Taak' ch'ghintcook'-kwaan toonai yaa'nii. tak' tc'.gun.tcook.kwaN too.nai ya'.nii Three / he had filled / fish / they say. The Diving Contest Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Kwkwaanee' kaalghaal' yaa'nii. kW.kwa.ne' kal.gal ya'.nii His arms / were chopped up / they say. Treatment of the Stranger Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Waalhtiin yaa'nii. waL.tiin ya'.nii He gave it to her / they say. Stealing the Baby Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Chinkiiboo'istc uuyeeh-taah waaghighish tbilh nintc'ilhghaal'uutc'in'aa yaa'nii. tcuN.kii.boo.istc oo.ye.taH wa.gE.guc t.buL nun.tc'uL.gal'oo.tc'uN.a ya'.nii Tree bent down / under places / carrying through / basket/ she whipped / over it / they say. The Man Eater Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Chin uuyeeh waa'inghiin chin yiilhchit. tcuN uu.ye wa.un.NiN tcun yiiL.tcut Tree / under / she carried through / tree / he caught. The Man Eater Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Uulaa' ch'neelhyiil' naaghaa- kwaa'. oo.la' tc'n.neL.yiil' naa.ga.kwa' It hands / she eats up / yet alive. Description of Man Eater Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Haakwdan' waanintcii' ndoo' yaa'nii. Then / wind / was not, / they say. At that time there was no wind, they say The Coming of the Earth Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Hai-hiit' nohkwaa ch'naadilyeegh. hai.hiit' noo.kwa tc'n.na.dul.yeG That is why / for us / she always hunts. Description of Man Eater Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Toonai shoonk'-kwaa neesyii- jaa'. too.nai cooN.kwa nes.yii.dja' Fish / well / let me eat. A Prayer for Eels Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Intcee' shoonk'-kwaa noshkit. in.tce' cooNk'.kwa nooc.kut Deer / well / may I swallow you. A Prayer for Eels Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)
Haakwaan shnaan, shtaa' 'an, yoo'oon siighin, see chinee-dints'ii' uunoo'. ha.kwAn c.nAN c.ta' uN yoo.ooN sii.giN see kin.nee.duNts'ii' uu.noo' Up there / my mother, / my father / it was, / yonder/ I stood, / rock / its base / brush / behind. A Supernatural Experience Cahto Bill Ray (via Goddard 1909)

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