Passes the dexter hand right through thumb and forefinger of the sinister, which are widely extended—“traversed a kanyon.”
Closes the finger-tips high over the head, and waves both palms outward—“over a mountain to a plain.”
Scoops up with the hand imaginary water into the mouth, and then waves the hand from the face to denote “no”—“where there was no water.”
Touches eye—“sighted.”
Raises the forefingers crooked inward on both sides of the head—“bison.”
Smites the sinister palm downward with the dexter fist—“killed.”
Shows three fingers—“three of them.”
Scrapes the left palm with the edge of the right hand—“skinned them.”
Places the dexter on the sinister palm, and then the dexter palm on the sinister dorsum—“packed the flesh upon my pony.”
Straddles the two forefingers on the index of the left—“remounted;” and, finally,