A man who had just married went off hunting with some other people and the wife he had left behind followed them. They went on and made camp and spent the night, and when day came they went on again. They went on and camped at night.
The woman who had been left behind came on and used magic. She wanted to see him. She could not remain quiet and after she had stayed a while she followed him again. She followed on, running. She went on without stopping until, ahead of her, she heard someone singing. By and by she got near it and found it was singing beside the road. When she went on farther she saw a sapia 1 standing
148:1 Or sable, a magic plant, or rather a magic stone borne by a magic plant. See Forty-second Ann. Rept. Bur. Amer. Ethn., pp. 498-501.
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