(24-1)
My grandfather was a shaman. Comment:
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(24-2)
He got mad and walked around for three years. Comment:
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(24-3)
He became a shaman by walking around like that. |
(24-4)
When he became one he walked around outside in winter and summer for three years. |
(24-5)
He became a shaman by walking around like that. |
(24-6)
After he became a shaman he did not shamanize like a regular shaman. Comment:
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(24-7)
He was simple. Comment:
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(24-8)
At the time when they were taking koulaks, they also wanted to take him saying: "You are a shaman, we will trial you." |
(24-9)
That's what happened. |
(24-10)
He said then: "Take me, if you need." |
(24-11)
They said: "We will come tomorrow. Take out your nets." |
(24-12)
Then he went and took out his nets. |
(24-13)
"We will come tomorrow to you." |
(24-14)
They came in the evening, sat down and said: "Well, old man, show us what kind of experience you have." |
(24-15)
Then he said: "Ok, I will show you." |
(24-16)
He closed the window in the house, stuck four knives in the door and said: "Now you won't be able to get out of the house." |
(24-17)
Then he whistled. |
(24-18)
When he whistled, the door opened, and water came. |
(24-19)
The water reached the ceiling. |
(24-20)
Burbots came together with that water. |
(24-21)
Burbotes came, played and left. |
(24-22)
He said: "Did you see it?" |
(24-23)
They said: "Yes, we did." |
(24-24)
Three people, two Russians and one Yakut, an interpreter. |
(24-25)
Then he said: "What can you see now?" |
(24-26)
They said: "What will you show us? Show!" |
(24-27)
He whistled again. |
(24-28)
When he whistled, the door opened, and bears came. |
(24-29)
Bears came and started fighting. |
(24-30)
They fought and broke everything in the yurt. |
(24-31)
That's what happened. |
(24-32)
He said: "Well, do you see?" |
(24-33)
They said: "Yes, we do. |
(24-34)
And what will you show now?" |
(24-35)
Show us what other experience you have." |
(24-36)
Let it be so. |
(24-37)
He whistled again, and horses came. |
(24-38)
Horses came and started fighting. |
(24-39)
They fought beating each other's bodies and biting each other with their teeth. |
(24-40)
He said: "Well, do you see?", and they said: "We do." |
(24-41)
The door opened and the horses went out. |
(24-42)
He said again: "Do you see now? Do you see a man?" |
(24-43)
They said: "Yes. |
(24-44)
He stands with one leg inside and another leg outside. |
(24-45)
We can see half of the man." |
(24-46)
Half of the man. He has just been cut in two. |
(24-47)
It was a cut man. |
(24-48)
His heart was doing and his blood was running. |
(24-49)
He said: "Do you see?" |
(24-50)
Then that man disappeared, went out. |
(24-51)
They said: "Yes, we see. |
(24-52)
What will you show us now?" they said. |
(24-53)
The old man said: "Let us go down to the river bank. I will hold water on a plate and you will shoot your gun at me three times, directly at my heart." |
(24-54)
They said: "No, you will die." |
(24-55)
"No, I won't die. |
(24-56)
Shoot three gun bullets in the middle of the plate. |
(24-57)
They didn't agree. |
(24-58)
They said: "What are you going to do now then?" |
(24-59)
They went down to the bank of the Kolyma. |
(24-60)
He said: "Do you see?" "Yes, we do," they said. Comment:
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(24-61)
They stood on their knees on the bank of the river. |
(24-62)
He said: "If the fish comes, take it immediately." |
(24-63)
A lot of fish came with the wave. |
(24-64)
Fishes started swimming there. Comment:
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(24-65)
They took them. |
(24-66)
They took it, sat down and then stood up. He said: "Stood up," and they stood up. |
(24-67)
"Well, are you holding it?" |
(24-68)
"Yes, we are." |
(24-69)
Then they saw that they were standing holding their penises. |
(24-70)
That's what happnened. |
(24-71)
They got embarrassed. |
(24-72)
"Ok, we won't bother you again. |
(24-73)
You better stay." |