Syllabary Texts 90: Hunter's Luck

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(1)pêyak nâpêw êh-mâcît, pêyak kîsikâw mitâtaht kêkway, pâh-pêyak ohci êh-nipahtât, sikâkwah pêyak nipahêw, êkwah mistanaskwah, pisiwah, mêstacâkanisah, mahkêsîsah, êkwah okwâskwêpayihôsah, êkwah wâkayôsah, êkwah ocêkah, êkwah kihkwahâkêwa, êkwah wawâskêsiwah, ôtah êh-ayât ana nâpêw, êh-âcimostawit mâmaskâc êy-isi-nipahtât, pêyak kîsikâw piko êh-nipahtât iyikohk.
(1)A certain man who was hunting, in one day killed one each of ten things; he killed one skunk, a badger, a lynx, a coyote, a fox, a jumping-deer, a bear, a fisher, a wolverine, and an elk, this man who dwelt over here and told me of his remarkable killing, having killed all these in only one day.
(2)êkosi êkoyikohk êyoko.
(2)So much for this.