“Now, how shall I cover the west side?”
“We have the covering here already, made of kin-tekchi-luli” (a plant with blue and white blossoms).
They put that mat on the west side, the blossoms turned outward.
The old women gave him all kinds of beautiful plants now, and flowers to form a great bank around the bottom of the sweat-house. All kinds of flowers that are in the world now were gathered around the foot of that sweat-house, an enormous bank of them; every beautiful color and every sweet odor in the world was there.
When they went into the sweat-house, the perfume was delightful. The two old women said then:
“All people to come in the world below will talk of this house, and call it Olelpanti Hlut when they tell about it and praise the house on high.”
Olelbis said: “I want to lay something lengthwise on each side of the door. What shall I get?”
The two said: “We will get sau” (acorn bread made in a great round roll like a tree-trunk).
They got sau, and put a roll at each side of the door; these rolls were put there for people to sit on.
Olelbis walked around, looked at everything, and said,—