Summary

Haida texts and myths (1905)

“ Get close to me, my Power. My heart is tired. Make the sea very calm for me, ye hō yē hō′ lō!” etc.2 While he was still being blown about evening came upon him. And again morning dawned upon him. Although it was foggy in the morning the wind was not strong. He floated about at random. Every evening shut down foggy. And he was unable to stand up. His legs were weak, because he had been long in the canoe. Then he again sang the same song. And morning came again. He could see no land. And, while it was still foggy evening came upon him. All that time the wind was not strong. ”
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Haida texts and myths (1905)

“ Those were the salmon inlets, they say. Then three, four, or five got off the canoe. Where the inlets were large ten got off. Then they came to where people stood at the mouth of the creek. After they had been there for a while they stood up and the people said “Ē′yo.”9 Then they made them ashamed, and they sat down. People kept saying “Ē′yo” to them. [12]
When it was evening he saw his mother with pitch on her face10 weeping. He also saw his father walking about. After they had gone along for a while they said they had built a fort for them.
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Haida texts and myths (1905)

“ Giên And nᴀñ one tꜝē′djî part łg̣ā′gas was rock hᴀn as follows î′sîñ also lʼ him sū′udas: addressed: “Dᴀñ “You qꜝō′dᴀłs become hungry 6 kꜝiäł every time łᴀ you g̣a to qā′-idᴀñᴀñ. set out. Skū′dji Bones łᴀ you da′-ixᴀn carefully qē′iñᴀñ. look after. Tcꜝā′nuwa-i The fire 7 g̣ei into łᴀ you sî′sg̣aʟ̣g̣ā′gᴀñᴀñ.” put into the fire.” Giên And gañā′xᴀn so lʼ he qꜝotg̣ā′xag̣îłs was made weak by hunger giên when g̣a to 8 lᴀ he qā′-idesi started giên and tcī′na-i the salmon lᴀ he ʟ̣′sʟgîłsi took giên and g̣ᴀn for lᴀ he tcꜝā′naoda′si made a fire giên and 9 wᴀ it gu at lᴀ he tā′gᴀñᴀsi. ”
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