Coyote Marries His Own Daughter, Mescalero Apache Text excerpted from Chiricahua Apache Texts, with Ethnological Notes |
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He had sexual desires toward his daughter.
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He had sexual desires toward his daughter.
(7.3)[3]
Bizháań yaabóóndiiná'a.
Bich'ee'ń yaabóóndiigo 'ándiná'a.
Bizháań yaabóóndiiná'a.
"Ch'osh noͅóͅtłizhgo, daahká."
ndíná'a.
Bich'ee'ń yaabóóndiigo 'ándiná'a.
"Dá'íłtsé nahdáńyáń 'it'édeheetsaaye
baadaałteeł."
ndíná'a.
He had sexual desires toward his daughter.
He said this because he had sexual desires toward his daughter.
"When worms have fallen, you will go."
he said. He said this because he had sexual desires toward his daughter.
"You will give the oldest girl to the first person that you meet."
he
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