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You see, Butterfly was circling around. It laid [its<br />

eggs] in the food. They turned into worms. It stuck<br />

worms in the meal. Now the soldiers wouldn't eat.<br />

Now they wouldn't eat their food, because it had<br />

worms in it. They didn't eat their food.<br />

[The soldiers] came on. They came up. They were<br />

coming now to kill people. They came up. They<br />

arrived at [a place] called Vok'em Setz' [Broken<br />

Bowls]. There were lots of bowls spread out there,<br />

dishes. They were very beautiful. They were scattered<br />

on the trail, so that [the soldiers] would want<br />

them and be distracted. They would have died on<br />

the way if they had been distracted, but they weren't<br />

diverted. They didn't look at them. They conti—<br />

nued on.<br />

They arrived near Burrero as well. There is [a<br />

place] there called 7Ik'al Vo7 [Hurricane]. It was<br />

because they fought there—[the Zinacantecs] fought<br />

using wi—nd and rain. The soldiers nearly died<br />

there, but they didn't die. But they continued on.<br />

They weren't scared off by the wind and rain that<br />

was hurled against them. They weren't frightened by<br />

it. That's why the place there is called Hurricane.<br />

They arrive at Petz Toj [Pine Tree]. The pine tree,<br />

the pine tree danced.<br />

They weren't distracted by it either. They didn't<br />

look at all. They didn't watch at all. They weren't<br />

distracted by it. They conti—nued on again.<br />

They arrived near Vo7-bitz [Five Pieces]. There<br />

was a woman there, too. She was weaving. She<br />

really was beautiful, the woman working there,<br />

weaving. But they weren't distracted by her. They<br />

never looked at her either. They ca—me on again.<br />

They continued on. Here to the east of Salinas there<br />

was a cross. There was a market there. Bu—t what a<br />

market! There were loads of things. There was fruit.<br />

There was everything, food, and whatever else for<br />

sale. Bu—t they never ate any of it, becaue if they<br />

ate, then it meant that all of them would have been<br />

left behind. If they bought, bought fruit, bought<br />

something to eat at the market then all of them<br />

would be left behind. They weren't distracted by the<br />

things for sale. They never bought anything. They<br />

never looked at anything.<br />

They ca—me on again. Now they were higher up<br />

here. [The place] was called Tz'ajom Pik' [Submerged<br />

Clitoris]. A woman was bathing, bathing in a<br />

little pond that was there once. There was a pond.<br />

But the woman was ba—thing happily. She was<br />

washing her who—le body in the water. They never<br />

looked at her either.<br />

They came on. They came on. They were just<br />

about to enter Zinacantan Center.<br />

MANVEL K'OBYOX 329<br />

Va7i 7un, li pepene, te la xjoyet 7istza7ta la komel<br />

7a li ve7elil 7une, 7ipas ta xuvit 7un, te stik' komel<br />

xuvit ta ve7elil 7une, mu7yuk xa xve7ik solteroe,<br />

mu7yuk xa slajes li ve7elil 7une, komo yu7un 7oy xa<br />

xuvit 7un, muk' slajes sve7elik la 7une.<br />

Bweno, 7italik la 7un, muy tal 7un, yu7un xa xtal<br />

milvanuk 7ox chmuy tal 7une, 7italik la 7un, ja7 ta,<br />

7a li, oy, Vok'em Setz' sbi 7une, te la lamal 7ep ta<br />

j-mek li setz' 7une, pulatuetik 7une, lekik la sba ta<br />

j-mek, te lamal ta be 7une, yo7 ti mi tzk'anik ti mi<br />

xch'ay 7o yo7one, yu7un la ja7 te ta xlaj 7ox ta be<br />

yu7n ch'ayuk yo7one pero mu la bu ch'ay yo7on mu<br />

la bu sk'elik 7un, je—lavik la tal 7un.<br />

Bweno, 7iyulik tal ta jun tz'el 7a li Burero noxtok<br />

7un, te 7une, 7o la te 7a li 7Ik'al Vo7 sbi 7un, pero<br />

yu7un la te tajinik te yo7 7une, 7iyak' la jun 7i—k'<br />

xchi7uk vo7, j-set' la mu teyuk 7icham solteroetike,<br />

pero muk' bu xcham 7un, pero 7ijelavik la tal 7un,<br />

muk' la bu xi7ik 7o taj x7elan 7iyak' 7ik', 7Ik'al Vo7<br />

7une, mu7yuk la 7ixi7ik 7o, yech'o li balamil te yo7<br />

une 7Ik'al Vo7 sbi 7un.<br />

Bweno, 7iyul tal ta Petz Toj 7une, ja7 la li toj ta la<br />

x7ak'otaj i toj 7une.<br />

Bweno, muk' bu ch'ay yo7on noxtok 7un, muk' la<br />

bu sk'elik 7un, muk' la bu sk'elik 7un, muk' bu ch'ay<br />

7o yo7on, je—lavik la tal noxtok 7un.<br />

Bweno, 7iyul tal ta Ii7 ta tz'el Vo7-bitz 7un, 7o la<br />

te jun 7antz noxtok 7un, yolel ta xjalav la 7un, melel<br />

slekil jun 7antze te ch7abtej 7un, chjalav la 7un, pero<br />

mu la bu ch'ay 7o yo7on, mu la bu sk'elik noxtok<br />

7un, ta—1 la noxtok jelav tal 7un, H7 ta yak'ol xa li<br />

7Atz'am 7une, te li, 7o te jun krus 7un, 7o te la jun<br />

ch'ivit te yo7 7une, pe—ro jun ch'ivit, 7animal<br />

yepaluk, 7oy la Io7bol 7oy la k'utikuk ta j-mek,<br />

ve7elil, k'utik la chchone 7un, pe—ro mu la bu<br />

slajesik 7un, porke ti slajesike che7e, yu7un te chkom<br />

skotol 7ox ti sk'oplale, ti7n smanuk, smanuk Io7bol,<br />

smanuk k'u slajes ta ch'ivite, yu7un te kom skotol,<br />

muk' yu7un ja7 xch'ay 7o yo7on, k'usi 7oy ta schone,<br />

pero muk' 7onox bu sman, mu la bu sk'elik 7un.<br />

Bweno, ta—1 xa noxtok 7un, 7oy te 7oy xa H7 ta<br />

7ak'ol tal Tz'ajom Pik' sbi 7une, 7o la te jun 7antz<br />

ch7atin 7un, ch7atin ta, 7oy te 7unen nab ti vo7ne la<br />

7une, 7oy te nab, pero jun la yo7on te ch7a—tin li<br />

antze, ta x7atin, sju—nlej ta yut vo7 7une, mu la bu<br />

sk'elik noxtok, mu la bu sk'elik.<br />

Bweno, tal la tal 7un, yu7un xa ch7och tal ta<br />

Jtek-lum 7une po7ot xa.

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