1. a'unusi piama?i himo'on'u huma pe'ke'ra hu6i'rua poli'ku wa-t'amoi [they-went (16.2) two (9.4) girls (from sing. himo'ol or himo'otsa) in-order-to search (17.3) for (22.3) a-donkey very-far (5.11)]. 2. nantaka' aka hi'rakumai wane la' e'ka'aka wasinoirua na'pula [when-they-came (24.2) to (22.3) a (9.3) lake there-were (20.1 (4), 24.2) rich-people (8.3) opposite-them (22.2 (4))]. 3. nasak-in'aka'aka na'tuma [theywere-asked (18.5, 24.2) by-them (22.5)]. 4. "han-o ka6auni-ka hia?" nu'maka'aka [whose daughters (are) you (10.6 (1)) he-said (15.5)]. 5. "nuMo wa?ih. mo6ohu?ihasa pa'u wasih?" [(we-are) his-children (7.10, 7.12 (1)) ourfather does-not-recognize (negative interrogative form; 19.3) thy-eye (7.12 (2 a)) our father]. 6. "a nayata ka6oka hia Emi'lio?" [oh-yes (25) will-it-be-they (10.2) daughters (7.10) you (10.1) Emilio]. 7. "a nia aya" [yes he (10.1) it-is]. 8. "hiaka hahacahai a6iki puli-ku?" [you (10.1) search (15.1) for (22.1) a-donkey]. 9. "a ya-sia kasoalai yaya-" [yes it-is-here (20.1 (1)) where-(they-)drink (7.19 (6)) here (21.2)]. 10. "anata-s werahawe'rai wat'a'" [it-will-be-good (10.2) thatwe-shall-go-and-look-for-it (14.1, 15.2) tomorrow (21.3)]. 11. a'unu?i ya'lapa kaihkaih ya'la [they-went when-inclining (24.2;