Note 7 — How the Seaward-sqoā′ładas obtained the names of their gambling sticks
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The chief7 in the house said to him: “News of you has come, grandson. You gambled away all of your father’s potlatch property.” Then the chief had a small box brought to him, and he took a hawk feather out of it. Then he put it into the corner of his (the youth’s) eye. After he had twisted it around there for a while, he pulled it out and took out blood8 and moss from it.