(11-1)
There was an old man and an old woman. |
(11-2)
They had a son. |
(11-3)
They lived and one day their son said: "I will get married". |
(11-4)
That old man said: "Go, leave. Go, look for a wife for yourself." |
(11-5)
He put his coat on and left. |
(11-6)
When he was walking, there was a small fish lying in the pool. |
(11-7)
He took his coat off, caught that fish, went and threw it in the river. |
(11-8)
Then he left. |
(11-9)
He walked and reached some people. |
(11-10)
He reached the people. There was an old man there, he had a daughter. |
(11-11).
He took some beads and threw them into the water. |
(11-12)
He threw them and said: "My daughter will belong to the one who will gather all the beads." |
(11-13)
That man went down to the river. He came, stood by the river and said: "Fish which I previously threw into the water, collect the beads and bring them to me." |
(11-14)
As he stood there, the fish came, carrying the beads in its mouth. |
(11-15)
The man took them, went up the bank and gave them to that old man. |
(11-16)
That old man took the beads and counted them. They were all there. |
(11-17)
Then he said to his daughter: "Marry this man." |
(11-18)
So that man started living with his wife. |
(11-19)
After some time, as they were living there, the old man said: "Eventually you should go to your own land." Comment:
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(11-20)
When he said that, the man and his wife went to their own land and arrived there. |
(11-21)
That man's house was still standing. |
(11-22)
They live there still. |