She pulled her wrap, saying,-- "It is enough now, sanaya.

Don't you see that those who wanted to hurt me are gone?
Their fathers and mothers are not guilty.

Be quiet, mother; it is all over now." Her mother at last yielded to these gentle remonstrances, turned away from the brink, and surveyed the roof.

She saw Okoya standing before weeping Shyuote, and scolding him.
"What are you doing to this child ?" asked Mitsha's mother, still under the pressure of her former excitement.

She was ready for another fray.
"He is my brother, and the cause of the whole trouble," Okoya explained to her.