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22 SMITHSONIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO ANTHROPOLOGY NUMBER 23 "Ah, hell, with that, it's fine now! It's fine with four of us. It's fine for playing with them—for our countrymen there. We have nothing to worry about! Let's go! Let's go see, I guess, what's been done to them, what they're in the midst of doing to them, what they're doing to them—if they're eating them, or what in the world they're doing to our countrymen that they keep disappearing," they said. They went. But it was a serious affair now, because lots of people had been lost. They went to look. The four elders went off together. When they were far off they looked for a good spot. There was a big cave. The big cave took the place of their house. They assembled there. They ate there. They fixed there what they ate—there under the cliff. First they sent off a butterfly. "Go take a look, I guess, Butterfly! See, I guess, what they're doing, what they're in the midst of doing, what they are planning. See, I guess, if our countrymen are there— what they have done to them, or if they don't have them anymore," said Thunderbolt and Whirlwind. "Well, okay, I'm going, then!" said Butterfly. He went. Butterfly fla—pped by the barracks door. He looked. He looked through the jail door. All our countrymen were pa—eked in there. They were shut up there in the jail. He just looked at them. He looked at what the soldiers were doing. He came back. "I've come back," he told that Thunderbolt when he arrived. "Ah!" he said. "That's all, then. Come on, let's get ready! What did you see them doing?" asked Thunderbolt. "They're not doing anything. The soldiers are just scattered about there. They're just scattered about, enjoying themselves. Our countrymen are there, indeed! They're packed inside the jail," he said. "Ah!" he said. "Nothing's happening? There's no war?" said Thunderbolt. "No," said [Butterfly]. "Ah, fine, all right, then. Now you go, Hawk! We'll eat well before we leave. Go pick out all the biggest hens and biggest roosters. We'll eat well before we leave. Bring them. We'll fix the meal," said Thunderbolt and Whirlwind. "Okay," said Hawk. He left. He went to each house to pick out the biggest roosters and biggest hens. He carried them back. He arrived to leave them at the cave. That Thunderbolt, that Whirlwind, and that Butterfly prepared them there. They ate we—11 and they left happily. But [the Guatemalans] hadn't gotten very upset yet, of "7A, karajo taje lek xa, lek ta chan-vo7otik lek ta tajintael taj jchi7iltaktik taje mu k'usi xal ko7ontik battik ba jk'eltik kik k'usi tzpasbat k'usi yolel tey cha71ebil, k'usi chcha71eik mi tzti7ik k'usi ta j-mek ta xcha71eik ti jchi7iltaktik te laj ch'ayuk ta j-mek 7une," xiik la 7un. Bweno, 7ibatik la 7un pero ta yepal xa k'op 7un yu7n xa 7ep ta j-mek ch'ayem ti krixchanoetik 7une, bat la sk'elik 7un stzob la sbaik ech'el ti chan-vo7 moletik 7une, nom to 7ox la 7un ssa7ik la lek jun slugarik 7un, 7o la jun muk'ta ch'en, 7a ti muk'ta ch'en 7une ja7 la sk'exol snaik 7un te stzob sbaik 7un, tey chve7ik tey tzmeltzan k'u slajesik tey ta yolon ti ch'en 7une. Bweno, primero 7istakik la ech'el 7a li j-kot pepen. "Ba k'elo kik, pepen, k'elo kik k'usi ta spasik, k'usi yolel ta spasik k'usi tznopilanik, k'elo kik mi tey ti jchi7iltaktike k'usi xcha71eojik 7o mi ch'abal xa yu7unik," xi la ech'el ti chauke ti sutum 7ik'e. "Bweno, yechuk chibat 7un che7e!" xi la ti pepen 7une. Bat la 7un, xlichlo—n la jelavel ti pepen ta ta ti7 kwartel 7une. Bweno, sk'el la 7un sk'el la ti ti7 nail chukele tey la tzi—nil skotol ti jchi7iltaktik 7une tey la makbikil ta chukel 7un. Bweno, ja7 nox yech 7isk'el 7un sk'el ti k'u tzpasik ti solteroetike. Bweno, 7isut tal 7un. "Lisut me tal 7un," xut la yulel taj chauk 7une. "7A!" xi la. "Bweno mu k'usi che7e Ia7 jchap jbatik lek, k'usi tzpasik avil 7un?" xi la ti chauk 7une. "Mu k'usi tzpasik yech te lamal li solteroetike yech te lamal tzkux yo7onik, te li jchi7iltaktik a7a tey tzinil ta yut nail chukel," xi la 7un. "7Aa!" xi. "Mi mu k'usi 7oy mi mu k'usi pletu?" xi la ti chauk 7une. "Ch'abal," xi la 7un. "7A bweno, teyuk che7e, 76ra lavie chabat vo7ote 7une, xik, 7a li ve7ikotik ech'el lek, ba t'ujo tal skotol li bu muk'tik me7 kaxlane li bu muk'tik keleme ve7ikotik ech'el lek 7un xtal avak' 7un ta jmeltzantikotik i ve7elil 7une," xi la ti chauke ti sutum 7ik' 7une. "Bweno," xi la ti xik 7une. Bat la 7un, 7i ba la st'uj tal ju-jun na ta j-mek ti butik 7oy muk'tik ti keleme ti me7 kaxlan 7une, ta la xean tal ta j-mek ta la xul yak' taj ta ch'en 7une, ja7 te chtzmeltzanik ve7elil taj chauke taj sutum 7ik' 7une taj pepen 7une. Bweno, le—k 7ive7ik 7un 7i kontento 7ibatik 7un, pero 7este mu to 7o bu mas tzotz sjolik 7un bi muk'
course—not very much. They hadn't figured out very well yet that they had enemies or somethingjust that Hawk had stolen from them. After [the elders] had eaten well, Blowfly went. He was sent, too. "Well, go on then, I guess, you, Blowfly. Go see, I guess, what they're doing, what they're planning. Go see what all the soldiers are doing," Blowfly was told. "Okay, I'm going, then," said Blowfly. He went to look. He arrived, bu—zzing, at the barracks door. He arrived. He passed by to look at those prisoners. The food was being coo—ked. When those cooks were sti—rring that broth, that Blowfly laid his [eggs]. He laid [his eggs] in those cauldrons where those meals were cooking. They sti—rred up that food, that broth in the cauldrons. Then all those maggots came up. Then they saw all the maggots rising up. They didn't eat now. They were mad. All the soldiers assembled. They blew their bugles. They shouted to each other—wherever they had gone—if some of the soldiers were taking a walk. They assembled. "The enemy has come now!" they said. Ooh, they all gathered together. They didn't eat now, since they saw that the meal was all maggots. After that, [Blowfly] came back. He arrived at the cave, it seems—that Blowfly. He arrived to tell Thunderbolt. He arrived to tell Whirlwind. "Well, what's it like? What are they doing?" asked [Thunderbolt]. "Well, the soldiers were happily scattered in the open. Their food was cooking. The cooks were looking at the meal. But I laid [eggs] in the food. The cooks stirred it now. The maggots came rising up. Just maggots. Then they went mad. They blew their bugles, they called to each other, all the soldiers gathered at the barracks. The whole town is there now. And they have assembled. They're ready now," said that Blowfly, when he arrived. "Well, that's all. We have nothing to worry about. Let's go! Let's go see, I guess!" Blowfly and Butterfly hadn't any more work to do. There wasn't anything they were going to do. They were just going to look at the spectacle from afar, too, because Butterfly and Blowfly might be blown away by the wind, since there were two elders who were going to work—just as soon as they had finished eating, it seems. The two elders went in. They arrived. "Well, what did you come looking for?" they were asked when they entered Guatemala. "We didn't come looking for anything. We're just taking a trip," they said. And they probably had ROMIN TERATOL bu mas, muk' bu mas to 7ox yulem ta sjolik mi 7oy skrontaik mi k'usi ja7 nox ti yu7n 7oy x7elk'aj 7i xike. Bweno, k'al laj ve7ikuk lek 7une ja7 7ibat li yaxal vo 7une ja7 7itakat ech'el noxtok 7un. "Bweno, batan xa kik vo7ote, yaxal vo, ba k'elo kik k'usi ta spas k'usi yolel tznopik ba k'elo kik k'usi chlaj spasanik ti solteroetike," x7utat la ech'el ti yaxal vo 7une. "Bweno, chibat che7e," xi la li yaxal vo 7une. Ba la sk'el 7un, xjanane—t la k'otel ta ti7 kwartel 7une, k'ot la 7un 7ech' la sk'el taj jchukeletik 7une, 7este yo—lei la chta7aj ve7eletik 7une. Bweno, k'alal yo—lei tey ta sjuyik taj kalto taj jkusineroetik 7une ja7 7o la stza7ta komel taj yaxal vo 7une, stza7ta la komel taj peroletik te lakajtik ve7eliletik 7une, sju—yik la tal taj taj ve7elil 7une taj kalto ta perol 7une, ja7 to la muy tal skotol taj labal xuit 7une. Bweno, 7iyilik xa ti kaj tal skotol ti xuitetik 7une muk' xa la xve7ik 7un sok la sjolik 7un, stzob la sbaik skotol ti solteroetik 7une stij la skornetaik yapta la sbaik ti bu batemik nan mi 7o bu chpaxyajik j-7o71ol ti solteroetik 7une nopojik tal 7un stzob sbaik 7un. "Tal xa me li krontae!" xiik la 7un. Bweno, 7este, jiii, stzob la sbaik skotol muk' xa xve7ik 7un, komo yilik xa ti naka xuit i ve7elil 7une. Bweno, laj 7un tal 7un sut tal 7un yul ti ta ch'en ya7el taj yaxal vo 7une, yul yalbe ti chauke yul yalbe ti sutum 7ik'e. "Bweno, k'u x7elan 7un k'usi tzpasik?" xi la 7un. "Bweno, jun to 7ox yo7on lamalik ta jamaltik i solteroetike, yolel chta7aj sve7elik yolel yolel ta sk'elik ve7elil li jkusineroetike pero 7ijtza7ta komel li ve7elil 7une, 7isjuyik xa li jkusineroetik 7une 7ikajuj tal li xuit 7une naka xa xuit 7un ja7 7isok 7o sjolik 7un, 7istij skornetaik 7iyik' sbaik, 7istzob sbaik skotol li solteroetik ta kwartel 7une, sjunlej xa li jtek-lum tee 7istzob xa sbaik yu7n xa chapalik Ie7e," xi la yulel taj yaxal vo 7une. "Bweno, mu k'usi che7e mu k'u xal ko7ontik battik ba jk'eltik kik!" xi la 7un. Bweno, ti yaxal voe ti pepene mu xa k'usi mas yabtel mu xa k'usi k'usi ba spas naka xa nox te chba sk'el 7elav ta nom 7uk porke li pepene repente xvilesat ta 7ik' li yaxal voe, komo cha7-vo7 xa moletik ta x7abtejik ja7 nox ti laj ve7ikuk xa ya7ele. Bweno, 7ochik la ech'el 7un ti cha7-vo7 moletik 7une k'otik la 7un. "Bweno, k'usi tal 7asa7?" x7utatik la ti k'alal 7ochik ta Watemala 7une. "Mu k'usi tal jsa7 pwes chipaxyajotikotik nox," xi la 7un. 71 yu7 no la yich'ojik ech'el j-set' noxtok taj 23
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