Because Mun-aeṭa Guruwā had died, the relatives of Mun-aeṭa Guruwā came for their [legal] action against him.
Saying that he had cheated them, and eaten food wrongly obtained from them, the men of the village came for their action.
Because he had stolen the rice and the box with tom-tom beater’s things in it, the tom-tom beater came for his action.
Saying that he killed the first sooth-sayer, his people came for their action.
The second sooth-sayer’s people also in the same way came for their action.
For his killing the calf the owner came for his action.
After all who had brought these actions had came to one spot, the man, saying, “Because my wife told me to cut the chena together with Mun-aeṭa Guruwā, and through my cutting the chena with him, this happened,” killed his own wife.
Then, while he was going for his trial a bear bit that man on the way, and he died.
North-western Province.