Note 13 — War between the Pebble-town people and the Slaves
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He then got into Sg̣agᴀ′ño’s canoe. They felt too glad to know that they had taken him. Their minds were very good on account of him. After they had gone along with him for a while they encamped at a long sandy beach which is called G̣ᴀ′nʟ̣ī.13 They there set him ashore. They sat around him on the beach. They had heard that he was brave, so they wanted to see him.