10. The beings and men (Owini and Linowi) all go forth from the flood creeping in shallow water, or swimming afloat, asking which is the way to the turtle back Tulapin. (This verse like many others is in rhymes, and metre of 9 words of 3 syllables.)
11. But there were many monsters (Amangamek) in the way, and some men were devoured by them.
12. But the daughter of a spirit, helped them in a boat, saying come, come, they were coming and were helped. (The name of the boat or raft is Mokol.)
13. Nanabush, Nanabush, became the grandfather of all, the grandfather of the beings, the grandfather of the men, and the grandfather of the turtles. (This is the beginning of a hymn to Nanabush, in rhymes, lasting for 4 verses.)
14. The men were there, the turtle there, they were turtling altogether. (Tulapewi are the turtle-men.)
15. He was frightened, he the turtle, he was praying, he the turtle, let it be to make well.
16. Water running off, it is drying, in the plains and the mountains, at the path of the cave, elsewhere went the powerful action or motion.
3d Song. Fate after the Flood.
1. After the flood, the manly men Linapewi, with the manly turtle beings dwelt close together at the cave house, and dwelling of Talli.
2. It freezes was there, it snows was there, it is cold was there.