My hanutsh alone counts more Koshare than all the others together.

If they get more land they will fast and pray so much the more, and this they do not for themselves only, but for the benefit of all who dwell on the Tyuonyi." The Cuirana Naua, on the other hand, gave a confused and unsatisfactory reply.

In his opinion it would be well if both clans could agree.
It was next the turn of the clan delegates to be called up.

They were those most directly interested, but until now they had, out of deference for their religious leaders, maintained an absolutely passive attitude.
After the Cuirana Naua had spoken, however, many raised their faces, changed their positions; some looked at the tapop with an air of expectancy, others glanced around, still others seemed to denote by their demeanour that they were anxious and eager to speak.

Tyope and Topanashka, alone, did not change their attitudes.