Note 53 — Sacred-one-standing-and-moving, Stone-ribs, and Upward
Reading edition
After that Na-iku′n let himself dry up before him.53 Then he entered his halibut skin and flopped his way across overland. That is the inside passage used by canoes. And, after he had gone on farther, Spit-point also dried itself up in front of him. Then he entered his halibut skin and passed it in the same way. That is the place through which they pass by canoe.