Note 11 — STORIES ACCOMPANIED BY TEXTS (continued 2)

After that Skî′ltꜝakîñañ11 began to hunt with dogs. And his dogs began barking at something at Łg̣a-i.12 While he was following them his leg slipped into some [crevice]. His leg was scraped to the bone. He died there. And again they claimed the sea water, the inlets, and the land. The Common-food-steamers put out another copper plate for G̣ałî′ns,13 and the Town-of-Cumshewa woman put out another copper plate for Qa′na.13 They claimed all the islands along with them. There was no land lying vacant.