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Ne’´ gwā´, gi’´oⁿ‘,	hadi´noñge’	ne‘´	sgäoñ‘iādĭ‘´	ne‘´
There it seems	they dwell	the	other side	the
it is said		of the sky

hĕñ´noñgwe‘.	Da´,	s‘hă’degano´ndāĕⁿ‘	ne’´ho‘	ni‘honoⁿ‘sō´t
they (M) man	So	just in the center	there	just his
beings		of the village		lodge stands

ne‘´	hă‘sĕñnowā´nĕⁿ‘,	ne’´ho‘	hādjwadä´iĕⁿ’,	ne’´	ne´io’
the	he Chief	there	his family	the	his
	(great name)		lies		wife

ne’´	kho‘´	ne‘´	sgā´t	hodiksă’dā´iĕⁿ’,	ie´oⁿ‘	ne‘´	ieksă’´ă‘.
that	and	the	one	they child have	she
			(it is)		female is	the	child.

Waādiĕñgwă‘´s‘hoñ‘	o´nĕⁿ‘	ho’	wă‘´săwĕⁿ’	ne‘´	hăgweñdä’´s.
He was surprised	now	it	that	he	became lonesome.

O´nĕⁿ‘	dĭ´q	we´so’	ho’nĕñ´iathĕñ‘	ne‘´	Hagĕⁿ´tcĭ;	ne’´
Now	moreover	much	his bones are dry	the	He Ancient	that
			(he is very lean)		One

gai´ioñnĭ	t‘hĕⁿ’´ĕⁿ‘	deo’nigoñ‘´īiō‘	he‘´	odiksă’dā´iĕⁿ’āiĕñ’´
it causes	not (it is)	his mind happy	because	they child one would
		is		have think

nĕ’´	noñ‘´	heniio’´dĕn‘	ne‘´	ne‘´	hosheie´oⁿ.
that	perhaps	so it is in	that	the	he is jealous.
		state

Seneca myths and folk tales

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