{"collection":"Native American","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/nam/nw/kt/kt33.htm","path":"nam/nw/kt/kt33.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/nam/nw/kt/kt33.htm","text":"\"Don't go away!\" said Q!\u00e2'n\u00eaqi?laxu to Only-One. \"I shall go to see the child of Gw\u00e2'?n\u00e2l\u00e2lis.\" Q!\u00e2'n\u00eaqi?laxu started. He saw Shaman-Woman. Q!\u00e2'n\u00eaqi?laxu was afraid of Shaman-Woman, and he went past inland from Shaman-Woman. Q!\u00e2'n\u00eaqi?laxu started, and he saw\nsomething that was wrong. It was not a real man. It was not a real man, what was seen by Q!\u00e2'n\u00eaqi?laxu. He started, and he saw LExy\u00e2'lik*a?lay\u00fb. He was afraid of him, and went past inland from LExy\u00e2'lik*a?lay\u00fb. Q!\u00e2'n\u00eaqi?laxu started. He was Greatest-Shaman at Having-Dead-Ones, the place of Greatest-Shaman. He passed inland from Greatest-Shaman.\n193:4 See Publications of the Jesup North Pacific Expedition, Vol. pp. 195, 210, 222.","title":"Kwakiutl Tales: 16. The Q!\u00e2'n\u00eaqi?laxu Legend: Q!\u00e2'n\u00eaqi?laxu begins his wanderings","type":"page"}