Not that he has anything to do in the matter, but then you know how it is.

Sooner or later he must hear of it, and if we tell him first he may perhaps assist us in teaching Okoya and advising him about the future.

All the boy needs is counsel, for we cannot prevent him from going to live with the people of Tyame hanutsh with this girl." "The people of Tyame," Hayoue remarked, "are good.

It is only that woman of Tyope's who is bad, and after all she is not all-powerful." "How would it do," suggested Say, "to call sa nashtio ?" Hayoue looked at her like one to whom has come a sudden revelation.
"Topanashka, the maseua," he said; "you are right, koya, this is a wise thought.

Nashtio is very wise.