Niwakashææ'ö 01.16


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01.16.01

Kéí ëkí wis thsiyaushiya'kö ske'skwa' akwanökek ne' u'keksa'tihsák.

Four or five years later I was in the neighborhood again and tried to find the boy.


01.16.02

Ne' n-únë akhwistayë' aaenyáthsís ne atukwa'shæ' ne' niwaknöskwë.

By then I had money and wanted to pay him for the spoon I had stolen.


01.16.03

Ne' kwá he waahtêti' ne haksa'aa ne' te'wêtö thë'ë te'sáékë'.

But he had moved away and I never saw him again.


01.16.04

Wëtöti'kwa akáôkë ne hënötëthææni köwënínôkö ëtyötathéwat, ne' n-únë u'kashææ't huikê atukwa'shæ' heyáôkë huikê haksa'aa niakínôkö, "Tsisahkét!"

Ever since then whenever I hear preachers calling people to repentance, I think of that spoon and hear that little boy calling "Come back!"


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