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Traditions of the Tinguian

Note 23 — 3822

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The Īpogau are digging where they make stand the poles of their houses. “You go to give the sign,” said the master of the sign to the sīkᴇt.23 Sīkᴇt went. “Why do we have a bad sign? We remove the poles,” said the Īpogau, and they removed that there might be no bad sign. The deer went to call when they were digging where they removed those poles which they made stand. “We remove again the poles,” said the Īpogau, and they removed again. When they were digging, where they made to stand those poles which they removed, the wild pig went to grunt. They removed again the poles which make the house.

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