So think of this, my relatives, and know that we are not to suffer with hunger always.”
And the Dog-Pumpkin Baby lay there broken, after Corn went away, but after awhile sank down and went to Gahkotekih, and grew up there, and became the Harsan or Giant Cactus.
And the mother and grandfather could not find the Dog-Pumpkin Baby, and called the people together, and Toehahvs was asked to find it, and he smelled around where it had been, and went around in circles.
And he came to where the Giant Cactus was and thought it was the baby, but was not sure, and so came back, and told them he could not find it.
And they wanted Nooee to go, and Toehahvs said to Nooee: “I did see something, but I was not quite sure, but I want you to examine that Giant Cactus.”
So Nooee flew around and around and examined the Giant Cactus and came back, and when the people questioned him said: “I have found it and it is already full-grown, and I tell you I think something good will happen to us because of it.”
And when the Cactus had fruit the people gathered it, and made tis-win, and took the seeds and spread them out in the sun.
And the Badger stole these seeds, and when the people knew it they sent Toehahvs after the thief.
And Toehahvs went and saw Badger ahead of him in the road, and saw him go out and around and come into the road again and come toward him.
And when they met, Toehahvs asked him what he had in his hand. And Badger said “I have something, but I’m not going to show you!”