165. Hó-ra-tó-a, ——; a brave, wrapped in his robe, and his hair reaching to the ground; his spear in his hand, and bow and quiver slung.
166. Oó-je-en-á-he-a, the Woman who lives in the Bear’s Den; her hair cut off, she being in mourning.
167. Duhk-gits-o-ó-see, the Red Bear.
168. Pa-ris-ka-róo-pa, the Two Crows (the younger), called the “Philosopher.”
A young man distinguished as an orator and wise man, though the character of his face and head would almost appear like a deformity.
169. Bi-éets-ee-cure, the Very Sweet Man.
170. Ba-da-ah-chón-du, He who jumps over Every One; on a wild horse, with war-eagle head-dress on his horse’s and his own head; with shield, bow, quiver, and lance; his long hair floating in the wind.
GROS-VENTRES
(MIN-A-TAR-REES), People of the Willows.