A Visit to the Mountain Spirits, Chiricahua Apache Text excerpted from Chiricahua Apache Texts, with Ethnological Notes |
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That happened just so.
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That happened just so.
(22.21)
'Áí dá'aghádzaa.
Nahitaań naht'éké 'áá'nahaanáká.
'Áí dá'aghádzaa.
Nahitaań naht'éké 'áá'nahaanáká.
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Ethnological Note 4
This incident is supposed to have occurred at the time the Warm Springs band of the Chiricahua Apache were being removed from their New Mexico home to Arizona. Later they were allowed to return to the vicinity of Warm Springs once more and these two children were united with their relatives.
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