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360 SMITHSONIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO ANTHROPOLOGY NUMBER 23 behind, if you come to settle down here, [then] there are [women]," he said. "We'll see where we'll find one," he said. They were sitting there with their mother, the three girls there. "If you want to come, I have daughters, myself, if you want one," said the old man, since he had already drunk the cane liquor. "Oh fine, but if you would be so kind, then. But I want to stay here forever. But right now if you would be so kind, for I'll go bring your present," he said to him. "But do you have the money?" asked [the old man]. "I do! I have my pay. I have the pay from my job. I have money," said the man. "Hand over the money then, I guess! I guess I'll see how much there is. I'll add it up to see how much there is, how much we need," he said. They added it up. There was [enough] money. They added up the cost of the jug of cane liquor, the bread, meat, and whatever [the girl's father] was going to get in the town. He went to get it in the town. He went as far as, as far as the town. As far as Simojovel he went to get what they needed. He came back. "Go!" he said. "As for the leftover money .... We've added up now how much it will cost you. There is still some left over," he said. "Go give it to her. Go see which of the girls you want," [the girl's father] told him. [The man] looked at her right away. No, there were three. "I want that one," he told him. There was one who was prettier. He looked at her. She was the one. "If you've seen already which one, then, go give her the leftover money. Go. go together! Go get what I need, what we need. We'll have a fiesta," he said. Right off, right away [the man's] wife was given to him right away! It wasn't a long time. They hadn't received their gifts yet. They just drank one liter. That was all they drank. In a minute that old man gave his word. "If you are going, then, go on, go together! "So give her the leftover money now. Let her take it along. You can buy [things] with it. So you can buy your food, so you can buy something to eat in the town. So you can buy fruit to eat. Take it! Let your wife take it along." "Fine!" he said. He went to give it to her. "Maybe it's you I'll marry. Take this money!" he told her. The one who was given to him, was chosen by him. He chose which one now. Her mother didn't say a word. She didn't say a word. She didn't criticize him. Not at all! "Well, let's go now. Let's go get what's needed," naklan Ii7 toe, 7oy," xi la. "Ta jk'eltik bu 7oy ta jtatik," xi la. Bweno, te la chotolik schi7uk sme7 7a li 7ox-vo7ik to la tzebetik te 7un. "7A ti mi yu7n chak'an chatal 7une, 7oy jtzeb vo7on ti mi chak'ane," xi la li mol 7une. Komo yuch' xa 7ox li trago 7une. "7A bweno, pero ti mi cha7abolaje, che7e, pero ta jk'an Ii7 chikom ta j-moje, pero ta 7ora ti mi yu7un 7a li cha7abolaje, yu7un chba jsa7 tal 7amoton," xut la 7un. "Pero mi 7oy 7atak'in?" xi la. "7Oy, 7oy li jtojole, 7oy jtojol ta 7abtele, 7oy jtak'in," xi la li vinik 7un. "7Ak'o kik tal i tak'ine che7e, ta jk'el kik k'u yepal 7oy, ta jnit kwenta k'u yepal k'u yepal ta xtun ku7untike," xi la 7un. Bweno, 7a li 7isnitik la 7un, 7oy tak'in 7une, 7isnitbe stojol 7a li jun garafon 7a li trago, pan, bek'et, k'usi ba ssa7ik tal te ta jtek-lum 7une, ba ssa7 tal ta jtek-lum, bat la k'alal, k'alal to jtek-lum, k'al to Tzima7 Jobel, ba ssa7 tal 7a li k'usi ta xtun yu7un 7une. Bweno, 7iyul la talel 7un. "Batan 7un!" xi. "7Ora li sovra li tak'ine, 7ijnittik xa li k'u yepal chapas kasto, 7oy to sovra," xi la 7un. "Ba 7ak'bo ba k'elo bu junukal chak'an 7a li tzeb 7une," xut la 7un. 7Isk'el la ta 7ora, mo7oj, 7o 7ox-vo7ik la 7un. "Ja7 ta jk'an Ie7e," xut la. 7O la te mas lek 7un, sk'el la 7un. Ja7 la, "Ti mi7n 7avil xa buch'ue che7e, ja7 chba 7avak'be li sovra tak'ine, batanik 7un, ba chi7in abaik, ba sa7ik tal 7a li k'usi chtun ku7un, k'u xtun ku7untik, ta jpastik 7o k'ine," xi la 7un. Ta 7ora, 7ora 7ak'bat yajnil ta 7ora, mu7nukuk jal mu to bu 7ox yich'oj smoton, k'ajom no 7ox jun litro 7iyuch'ike k'ajom no 7ox 7iyuch'ik 7une, j-likel 7iyal sk'op taj mole. "7A ti mi7n chabatike che7e, batanik 7un, ba chi7in abaik!" "Bweno, 7a li, bweno 7a li, ja7 xa 7a li 7ak'bo xa li sovra tak'ine 7ak'o yich' ech'el, tek xamanik 7o, mi chamanik 7ave7elik mi xaman 7o k'u 7alajesik te ta jtek-lume, mi chaman 7o Io7bol 7alo7ik 7ich'o 7ak'o xa yich' ech'el lavajnil." "Bweno!" xi. Bweno, ba la yak'be 7un. "Vo7ot nan chakik' 7ich'o li tak'in Ii7e!" xut la 7un. St'ujbil 7i7ak'bat, st'uj ti buch'u xa 7une. Bweno, li sme7 7une, mu la k'u xal, mu k'u xal, muk' bu x7ilin, ch'abal. "Bweno, battik xa ba jsa7tik tal k'usi ta xtune," xut
he told her. He left now. He left now with a wife. They went to look for it. They went to get it. The cane liquor arrived. Everything they needed arrived. It arrived. It came in. "Here it is," he said. "Fine!" said [the old man]. He gathered together his relatives. They came in to drink the cane liquor. They got drunk. The old man, that girl's father, went to fix their sleeping place for them. There was a little room. He covered the door with [a piece of] muslin. Yes! He fixed it. He spread out their straw mat in case they got drunk. "Here are your sleeping quarters. You can go sleep there," said the old man. They got drunk. They got drunk. At daybreak, "Well, did you rest?" he asked his son-in-law, it seems. "I rested." "Isn't there a little left over anywhere? Has the little bit of cane liquor been finished? I feel so sick," said the old man. "There still is some," he said. "There still is this! Maybe there's still two or three liters here," he said. "Get it then! I'll drink a little. Come on, let's drink, since it's almost light already. It will fix up [my stomach]. But I feel so sick," said [the girl's father]. They drank. They went back to sleep for a little while longer, Dawn came. "Well, that's all, then." Since the old man had lots of fruit .... He just had bananas. There were just bananas where he had planted them, it seems. "Well, go look at the fruit! Go, if you've finished eating. Go on, go together, the two of you. Go see, because they will be yours. When I die all the fruit will be yours, because now you will stay here if I die," said the old man. "It's you who will get the women together, then. Make them grow, work, grow the fruit properly, lots of fruit," he said. They just looked at all the bananas. Ohh, they ate lots of fruit. They carried back the fruit. There was fruit. They found ripe ones already. All Souls' Day had almost arrived. "Well, will you let me take my wife along, since my father is dead?" he asked. "My father is dead. I'm going to wait for him. I'm going to wait for him on All Souls' Day. Then I'll come back when All Souls' Day has passed," he said. "Go on! Take some along. Get some if you [want to] get some to take. Get some fruit to take. Carry your fruit with you. Carry along as much fruit as you want to take. It's to put on top of your late father's table, it seems," he was told. "All right, then, if you give me permission. If you let me [take] my wife." "Take her, then, go on!" he said. [The man] arrived home. MANVEL K'OBYOX 361 la. Bat xa, 7oy xa yajnil 7ibat, ba ssa7, ba ssa7 tal 7un, yul tal li tragoe, yul tal ti k'usi chtun yu7un 7une, yul la tal 7un, yul la. "Li7 me 7une," xi la. "Bweno!" xi. Stzob la schi7iltak, 7ochik ta yuch'el trago 7un, yakubik 7un. Bweno, 7a li mol 7une, 7a li stot taj tzeb 7une, ba la smeltzanbe svayeb 7un, 7oy la te jun 7unen 7unen 7unen kwarto 7un, smak la ta manta li ti7 na 7une. Ji7 la! Smeltzan sk'ibe svayeb ti mi la yakubik 7une. "Li7 me lavayebik 7une te me xba vayanik," xi la ti mol 7une. Yakub la 7un, yakub 7un. Va7i 7un, sakub 7osil, "Bweno, mi 7akux?" xut la li sni7 ya7el 7un. "7Ijkux." "Mi mu xa buy yunen sovra mi lajem ti 7a ti 7unin poxe, taj toj 7ipon chka7i," xi la ti mol 7une. "7Oy to," xi. "7Oy to Ii7e, 7oy to nan Ii7 chib 7oxibuk litro," xi la 7un. "Sa7ik tal che7e, ta xkuch' j-tz'ujuk, Ia7 kuch'tik, ja7 li po7ot xa sakube te tzmeltzaj 7o lek, pero toj 7ipon chka7i," xi la 7un. 7Iyuch'ik la 7un. Bweno, cha7-vay la 7otro j-likel 7un, sakub la 7osil 7un. "Bweno, mu k'usi 7un che7e." Komo 7oy la 7ep slo7bol li mol 7une, 7oy naka puro platano labal 7oy slo7bol te ta bu stz'unoj ya7ele. "Bweno ba k'elik li Io7bole, batanik mi laj ve7anike, batanik ba chi7in abaik 7acha7-va7alik, ba k'elik 7un, yu7un xa 7avu7unik, ti mi lichame, vo7ot 7avu7un skotol Io7bol xa, komo yu7un xa yu7un xa li chakom H7 H7 toe ti mi lichame," xi la ti mol 7une. "Vo7ot chatzob li 7antzetike che7e, 7ak'bo smeltzan 7abtejan yu7un chameltzan lek li Io7bole, 7ep Io7bol ta j-mek," xi. Naka la platano li ta sk'elik 7une, jii, lek la slo7ik Io7bol, skuch tal Io7bol 7oy Io7bol taj 7oy xa tok'onik staik 7un. Va7i 7un, 7a li va7i 7un, 7ista ta la 7ora po7ot xa 7a li k'in Santo 7un. "Bweno, 7a li mi chavak'bon ech'el 7a li kajnile, komo 7oy chamem jtot?" xi la 7un. "Chamem jtote, ba jmala, ba jmala li k'in Santo 7une, ja7 to chisut tal mi 7ech' i k'in Santoe," xi la. "Batan 7ich'o ech'el me sa7o mi chasa7ik ech'el, sa7ik ech'el Io7bol kucho ech'el 7alo7bol kucho ech'el k'u yepal Io7bol chavich' ech'el 7une, ja7 li chavak'be chavak'be ta sba smexa ti 7anima ya7el latote," xut la. "Teyuk che7e, mi chavak'bon ech'el permiso chavak'bon kajnil." "7Ik'o che7e, batan!" xi. K'ot la ta na 7un.
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