Note 24 — 3822
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As before, the snake went to climb the pole with which they made the house, and they removed again. When they were digging again where they made the poles stand with which they made the house, the labᴇg24 skimmed over, and as they had a bad sign the Īpogau moved again the poles with which they made the house. “Koling,” and “Koling” and again “Koling” (the bird cried); they removed again the log which they made stand, with which they made the house. The salaksák clucked, who flew where they dug, where they made those poles stand, with which they made the house.