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382 SMITHSONIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO ANTHROPOLOGY NUMBER 23 him, then? Wasn't it what he was supposed to do, asking me for a turn behind the door, then?" she said. "There's a shovel leaning behind the door, I told him," said that master. "Ah, hell!" said that old mistress. "This is what he asked me for," she said. "Oh, sonofabitch!" Where would he find [Peter]? He'd already gone. After that he went to another town, too. A person came along, came riding along on horseback. He came riding along on horseback. "Sonofabitch, what can I do? Sonofabitch!" said that fucking Peter. Quickly he squatted down and took a shit. Quickly he took off his hat. Quickly he covered it. Then he was pressing down [on the hat]. "What's there?" asked that Ladino coming along. "Sonofabitch, there is a dove here, but it's beautiful. Sonofabitch, but it scratches terribly," he said. He had a pocketknife. He had scratched and scratched that hand of his with the pocket knife. "But there's nothing you can do. It scratches. Look at the way my hand is!" he said. He showed [the Ladino] that hand of his. Yes! "Oh, hell, if you want to, go and bring my birdcage! We'll put it in it," said that master. "Eh, but will you give me your horse?" said [Peter]. "If you'll give me your horse, I'll go and bring it for you," he said. "Well, ride it!" he said. The fucker had a whip [no, a needle]. When that fucking Peter mounted [the horse], then he stabbed that needle in that horse. Sonofabitch, it bucked and bucked! "Your horse isn't used to me. If you want to, give me your clothes so that your horse gets used to me," he said. Yes! [The Ladino] gave them to him. That poor Ladino took off his clothes. He was left squatting there in only his underpants. He was pressing down that hat there. Lord, [Peter] took the horse and dashed off. He went to another town, too. "But hell, what's the damn bird look like?" said that Ladino. "Hell, but I guess I'll see if it pecks me," he said. Quickly he stuck that hand of his in [under the hat]. Sonofabitch, horrible shit squished in his fingers. "Oh, sonofabitch!" he said. Hell, it made him furious. After that was over, too, that damned Peter went on. Since now the fucker had some money, he thought it over. He got some pesos and fifty centavo pieces and so on. He looked for some [coins]. They were like flowers, as we say. They bloomed, it seems, as we say. He stuck them on [a stem] one after the other. They bloomed, as we say. The money was just sprouting there now, as we say. mu7nuk ja7 yech smelol li lisk'anbe j-ten ta pat mak ti7 nae che7e?" xi la. "Pala li te kikil ta pat mak ti7 na, xkut 7un," xi la taj 7ajvalil 7une. "7A kavron!" xi la taj me7el 7ajvalile. "Ja7 yech lisk'anbe chak H7e," xi la. "7Ay jijo la chingada!" Bu ka tzta yu7n xa bat. Bweno, laj taj 7une, bat ta yan 7o jtek-lum noxtok 7un, 7a li tal la jun 7a li krixchano kajal tal ta ka7 7un. "Puta, k'usi ta jnop jijo la chingada!" xi la taj jkobel Pegro taj 7une. J-likel la xxok'i tza7an j-likel la slok' xpixol j-likel la smak, te xa snet'oj yu7 van. "K'usi tey?" xi la taj taj jkaxlan tal 7une. "Puta 7o H7 j-kot palomae pero leklek sba, puta pero ta xjat'van ta j-mek," xi la. 7O la snavaxax laj la xch'ianch'ian ta navaxax taj sk'ob 7une. "Pero yu7n mu k'u 7acha71e chjot'van k'el avil x7elan i jk'obe!" xi la. Yak' la 7iluk taj sk'ob 7une. Ji7! "7Ay kavrones, mi xak'an ba tamo tal jkakax te7 ta jti7tik ech'el," xi la taj 7ajvalil 7une. "Je, pero mi chavak'bon ech'el Iaka7e?" xi la 7un. "Mi chavak'bon ech'el Iaka7e chbat jtambot tal," xi la 7un. "Bweno, kajlebino ech'el!" xi la 7un. 7Oy la yarsyal li jkobele 7a li k'alal chkaji xa taj taj jkobel Pegro 7une ja7 7o la tzpajbe taj 7akuxa taj ka7 une, puta chp'it la chp'it la! "Mu xisnop Iaka7e mi xak'an 7ak'bon ech'el Iak'u7e yo7 ti xisnop 7o Iaka7e," xi la 7un. Ji7! 7Iyak'be la 7islok' la sk'u7 taj prove jkaxlane, slok' la sk'u7 k'ajom xa kalsonsiyo te xok'ol kom te la snet'oj xa taj pixalale, kere, stzak ech'el li ka7e slichbe ech'el bat ta yan 7o jtek-lum noxtok. "Pero k'u x7elan li puta mute, kavron?" xi la taj jkaxlane. "Kavron, pero jk'eltik kik mi xisti7," xi la. J-likel la stik' ochel ta 7anil taj sk'obe, puta, yil tzo7 la Io7ol 7ik'ot ta sni7 sk'ob. "7Ay jijo la chingada!" xi la. Puta, yak' sk'ak'al yo7on ta j-mek. Bweno, laj taj noxtok 7une bat taj puta Pegro 7une. Va7i 7un, komo 7oy xa tak'in yu7un i jkobele snop la tzjol 7un 7issa7 li ta pexutik ta rostontik k'utik x7elane ssa7 la k'u cha7al nichim xkaltik chnichin xkaltik ya7ele ja7 la spak'anpak'an 7un, yu7n xa chnichin xkaltik xkaltik i tak'in xae te xa nox chlok' xkaltik 7un.
A Ladino came along. "Will you sell that?" [Peter] was asked. "Ah, I won't sell this, because I get .... Every day, every day it gives ... its flowers open, but just money, just money comes out," he said. "Sell it to me!" said [the Ladino]. "I won't sell it. This is my treasure," said [Peter]. "I'll give you several thousand," [Peter] was told. "Well, if you get as many thousand as I say, never mind, I'll sell it," said [Peter]. Sonofabitch, the dumb Ladino bought it. Lord, who knows how many thousands the deal was. [Peter] received the money for that one little flowering plant, as we say. When it fruited it was just pesos, just fifty centavo pieces, as we say. That Ladino bought it. "Go and plant it!" he was told. "That won't die. Water it and it will take root!" he was told by that Peter. That Ladino watered it. He watched over it. Finally when the sun set, Lord, it was lying dried up. "Hell, he tricked me!" said [the Ladino]. "Sonofabitch!" he said. But where, where would he find [Peter] now? He had left. He'd gone to another town already. He reached another town, too. He made a deal with a giant. A giant, as we say. Probably a devil, as we say. "Peter!" he said. "What?" said [Peter]. "Do you want to make a bet to see who can make a hole in the tree with his fist?" Just with their fists they were going to try out on the tree. "Okay, but not today, tomorrow," said [Peter]. "Let's test you!" said [the giant]. I don't know how many thousand pesos they were going to give each other, too. It was probably at least three or four thousand, as we say. They were just going to hit the tree, but that giant's hands would go way in, as we say. But that fucking Peter, the sonofabitch was probably clever. He went to hollow it out. He went to hollow out that tree, first, as we say. First he went to hollow out the inside, as we say. Then he stuck the bark back on, so that it wouldn't look hollowed out. Then that giant gave the first blow. He smashed the bark of that tree. Then that Peter came along. [The tree] was supposedly solid, but it was already hollowed out. It was just thin there where the bark was. His hand went way in. So he won again. That Peter won again. [The giant] lost. After that they went on again. The fuckers went along together again. But now it was known that that joker, Peter, kept telling lie after lie. Then he met up with the muleteers. "Now, Peter, the time has come!" said those muleteers. They were sleeping on the riverbank. REY KOMIS 383 Va7i 7un, tal la jun jkaxlan 7un. "Mi chachon Ie7e?" x7utat la. "7A H7e mu jchon porke taj ta, 7a Ii7e sil k'ak'al sil k'ak'al ta xak' ta xtuk i xniche pero naka tak'in naka tak'in chlok'," xi la 7un. "Chonbon!" xi la 7un. "Mu jchon jportuna h'7e," xi la 7un. "Chakak'be jay-miluk," x7utat la 7un. "Pwes, mi xata ti jay-mil chkale pasensya ta jchon komel," xi la 7un. Puta, sman la ti puta jkaxlane, kere, na7tik jay-mil 7ispas trate yich'be stojol taj j-petz 7unin nichim xkaltik taj, naka ta pexutik naka ta rostontik ta xak' i ssat xkaltik 7une, 7isman taj jkaxlan taj 7une. "Ba tz'uno 7un!" x7utat la. "Le7e mu xcham 7ak'bo ya71el ta stzak lum," x7utat la yu7un taj Pegro 7une. Bweno, 7iyak'be la ya71el 7isk'el taj jkaxlane lajeltza chmal k'ak'al, kere, taki-bitzan la. "Kavron, Iixcho7!" xi la 7un. "Jijo la chingada!" xi la. Pero bu bu xa tzta yu7n xa bat, bat noxtok ta yan 7o jtek-lum xa. Va7i 7un, k'ot ta yan 7o jtek-lum noxtok la 7un, 7ispas la trate xchi7uk jigante la 7un, jigante xkaltik pukuj nan xkaltik 7un. 7A li "Pegro!" xi la 7un. "K'usi?" xi la 7un. "Mi xak'an jpastik 7apostar 7aver buch'u xch'oj yu7un i te7 ta k'obole?" Ta k'obol nox tzpasik preva ta te7 7un. "Bweno, pero lavie mo7oj 7ok'ob to 7un," xi la 7un. "Jpastik preva avil!" xi la. Mu jna7 jay-mil li tak'in ta xak'be sbaik noxtok 7une, ta 7ox-mil chan-mil 7onox nan xkaltik 7un, pero naka nox 7ay sbajik i te7 7une pero yu7n toj 7ochel li sk'obik xchi7uk taj jigante xkaltik 7une. Buy, taj jkobel Pegro 7une 7i vivo 7o no nan i puta noxtok 7une, bat la xch'oj primero 7ay xch'oj taj te7 xkaltik 7une, pimero 7a xch'ojbe li yut xkaltik 7une, 7ispak'be komel li spat xa 7une yo7 ti muk' bu ch'ojbil 7o yilel 7une. 7Ora, taj jigante 7une ba7i la yak'be j-moj 7un toj la totzel spat taj te7 7une. 7Ora, tal taj Pegro 7une spak'oj ta 7alel 7une pero ch'ojbil xa joy xa nox tey ta pat te7 une7 toj la 7ochel li sk'ob ta 7alel 7une, ja7 la spas kanal noxtok 7un, taj Pegro 7une ja7 spas kanal noxtok 7un ja7 7ich'ay. Bweno, laj taj 7une 7ibatik la noxtok 7un, bat i jkobeletik te nox xchi7uk sbaik ech'el noxtok 7un. Bu, komo 7a7yibil xa ti labal nop-k'op xa tzpas taj J7a7yel Pegro 7une te la snup 7a li 7ariero 7un. "7Ora, Pegro, lek 7ora lavie!" xi la taj 7arieroetik 7une ti7 nab la vayemik 7un.
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