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Seneca Fiction, Legends, and Myths

Note 401 — MYTHS

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Very soon they heard the noise of a great wind, and Dagwanoenyent came, and standing on the platform, began to eat stones;401 the sound of his craunching could be heard a long way. The man-eater spoke to his brother Dagwanoenyent, saying: “I sent after you, and you have come. The three brothers have gone and have not come back. Now I am going for them, and if I do not return, you will come after me.” The next morning The-Found-One was alone. Dagwanoenyent came, and standing on the platform, ate a stone, and called out, “Have they returned?” “No,” was the reply.

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