138. Two horses were galloping and neither of them could catch one another.[42]
—Two mill-rollers.
139. One John-crow sit down on three cotton-tree.
—Cooking-pot set on fire-stones.
140. A fleety horse get up over a broken bridge.[43]
—Needle and thread.
a) A frisky horse and a frisky mare was going up to mountain hill.
141. John, the mule, in the stable, his tail outside.
—Fire in the kitchen, smoke outside.
142. Stick a hog at its head and it bleed at its tail.[44]