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Haida texts and myths

Note 17 — STORIES ACCOMPANIED BY TEXTS

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After that they moved to Tcꜝig̣ogī′ga.17 Then, when spring came, they began to fish for flounders. One day they killed one of these. They roasted it. When some persons quarreled in the town, and all ran to see, a boy remained sitting by the flounder.18 Lo, something ran out of it. It came out quickly. The boy cried, saying that the food had flown away.

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