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Haida texts and myths

Note 3 — STORIES ACCOMPANIED BY TEXTS

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One time some one was talking to his mother. The house creaked moreover. And when day broke he awoke in a fine house. The carvings on the house posts winked with their eyes.3 Master Carpenter let himself become his father. He got up and said to him: “Come, chief, my child, let me dress you up.” Then he went to him and he put fair-weather clouds4 upon his face. “Now, chief, my son, come and sit idle seaward.” As soon as he did so, the weather was good.

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