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Traditions of the Tinguian

Note 19 — 3718

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“You whom I send, go to the place where our relatives live in Sudipán,”19 said Maganáwan of Nagbotobotán, “because I desire very much the blood of the rooster mixed with rice.” He gave his cane and sack, “When you arrive at the place (of those who live) in Sudipán you wave my cane and the husks of betel-nut which are here in my sack.” They truly waved when they arrived: many snakes (were creeping) and many birds (flying) when they waved there by the gate.

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