SOXG. — From tiie 10 K:ngs till the Missouni, etc

17. After Aynmok came tcn kings in whose lime Ihere was much warfare soutli and east.

18. After Ihem Langumloici (Peaceful-iie, 17 king] was king at Ihe beauliful land Akolaking, and lliere was peace.

19. After such Tasukamend (Never-Bad, 18) was king, and ho was a good or jusl man.

20. After such was king Pemaholend (Ever-Beloved, 19) wîjo did much good.

21. King afterwards was Matemik (Town-Builder, 20) who built many towns, and afterwards the Holy gocs Pilsohalin, 21.

22.1ving afterwards was Gunokeni (Long-\\^hile-Fatherly, 22, who ruledlong) and aflerwards the BigTeeth Mangipatik, 23.

23. King afterwards was Olumapi (24, Manly-Recorder or Bundler) who caused many writings.

24. King afterwards was Takwachi (25, who Shivers with Cold) who went South to the corn kmd Minihaking. .

23. King afterwards was Huminiend (26, Gorn-Eater) who planted much corn there.

26. King afterwards was Alkosahit (27, Preserving-Keeper) who had a royal soûl and was very useful.

27. King afterwards w as Shhvapi (28, Salt-Man) and afterwards Dvy-\\Q Penkicùnivi^ 29.

28. There was no raining, and no corn grew, east he goes far from the sea.

29. Over hollow^ mountain Ohgonunk, at last to eat he went at a fine plain Kalokwaming of the cattle land.

30. Afler Penkivomvi came Wekwochella (30, Much-Weary) after Such-the-Stiflf. [Chingalsuwi^ 31).

31. After such was/('?t'«727-2t7<nc?(32,Reprover) who was disliked, and some unwilling to ohey.

32. Being angry some moved easterly, and secretly went far off.