[26] Probably fearing treachery. [↑]
[27] The words imply that it was such as a man of low family might use, and was consequently of little value. [↑]
[28] Stiū means “sea eggs.” [↑]
[30] Because they were not provided with anything that could match the eagle. [↑]
[31] I have recorded these words as well as I could, thinking that they might be identified at some future time. [↑]
[32] Stealing the mats of the visitors. When visitors arrived the townspeople often had sport with their property in taking it up, breaking open the bundles, and playing pranks with it generally. [↑]
War between the people of Kloo and the Gîtî′sda
[Told by Abraham, of Those-born-at-Qꜝā′dᴀsg̣o]