yulil` ni·´səda eli·gamogwi´t nsəde´waiyε·´ ni·uməskawα´n this one second time as he dove the third time then he found
toləba´l` ni·wədji·´kpana`sehi·di`t malami·´ ki·k the turtle. Thereupon they threw him ashore at last upon the ground
nega´ wa´ səgwαsk`taha´n toləbε´ ni·ume´tα̨begəs·i`n then that one they knocked him dead turtle. Then here ends
[51] Given as “eagle” by Neptune, but, in Penobscot, Newell Lyon identified this with the extinct “auk.”
[52] A secondary chief, from English “captain.”
[54] This accounts for the mountain ridges and valleys of to-day.
ni·gawa Gluskα̨bε´ wedji·mαdjełα´nt sobegu´k ni·wuno´sotəg- And then that Gluskabe went away to the ocean then he followed
wetekamə´n malαmi·´ ktci·dαba´kwαni·ganα´k[55] ni·wedji·´ a river up at last to the great divide. Thence
kalapα̨´welα`nt mozu´l` ni·wa´ mu·s mα̨djełα´nt man·´i·wi· he started up a moose and that moose started off among
si´·bui·ku`k teka´ Pan·awᴐ̹·´mp`skao`k lagwewi·´ ni·wewᴐ̹la´n the rivers in direction of Penobscot River Valley toward. Then she knew
Pukədji´nskwes´u`[56] ni·gi·zi·we´dolamα`k[57] owa´ a´ida Pukedjinskwessu and she could sense it. That one well
məde´olənuskwe´ ni·ugadawi·´gak`hi·`ki·hα`n Gluskα̨ba´l` ni· sorceress. Then she wanted to tease Gluskabe. Then
ugadawi·´kəlapα̨´wəla`n mozu´l` wadji·´ndagi·zi·nlα`ŋk`ᵂ˙ ni·wa´ she wanted to start up the moose so that not he could kill it. That
Gluskα̨bε´ wε·wedəhamα´n yuli´l Pukədji´nskwes·uwal` Gluskabe knew her this Pudedjisdwessu
e´li·gak`hi·ki·hogo`t ni·udli·´dəhamα`n “e´begwatcinatci.` how she was teasing him, then he thought “on account of it not also
kəna´mi·hi·` yu pemi·łα´” ni·geła´ ni·wa´ uba´bmi·gwil- you will see me here passing by.” Accordingly that searched all
awᴐ̹bi`n Pukədji´nskwes·u´ tani·ba´weni·` udli·nami·hα´n about to see him Pudedjinskessu how if anybody she could see.
ni·ge´nəwαnda` wi·´bi·wi· unami·tu´n eli·´dji·lakwəs·inli·`t But not except she saw how the tracks
udαŋəma´ pemsege´k niα̨lawi·´ uno´sawα̨p`tasi`n of his snowshoes on the ledge. For a long time she followed the tracks
neganowa´ Gluskα̨ba´l` wəsε·´smi·wαni·halα̨·l` wzami·´wi·tc wudli·´dəhamgun then that Gluskabe she lost his tracks because it was willed
ni·´ wedjinda´ p`skαŋgo´k ni·wa´ Gluskα̨bε´ madα̨bełα´nt that not she could find him. Then that Gluskabe went down