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ȼa-ȼíñ-ge Iuȼa bȼaȼiñge. I have told all the news. Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼá-ȼu-há-qtci Ȼáȼuháqtci séȼe. It (a button) is nearly off. Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼá-ȼu-há-qtci Nújiñga ȼáȼuháqtci t'é. The boy is almost dead (and will soon die). Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼá-ȼu-há-qtci Ȼáȼuháqtci áⁿbai hă. It is almost day. Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼá-ȼu-há-qtci Ȼáȼuháqtci bȼé hă. I am almost ready to go. Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼá-ȼu-há-qtci Ȼáȼuháqtci miⁿ iȼé hă. It is almost sunset, the sun has nearly set. Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼa-ʔé-ȼe-gaⁿ Ȼa'éaȼégaⁿ a'í. As I pitied him, I gave it to him. Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼa-ʔé-ȼe-gaⁿ Ȼáewiȼégaⁿ wi'í. As I pity you, I give it to you. Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼa-ʔé-ȼe Ȼa'éaⁿȼá-gă. Pity me! Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼa-ʔé-ȼe Ȼá'eáⁿȼa-bi enégaⁿ. You think that you have pitied me (or, have been kind to me). O&PL 60, 2 Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼa-ʔé-ȼe Ȼa'éȼĕ-qti-náñ-gă. Have great pity on him from time to time! O&PL 72, 5 Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼa-ʔé-gi-ȼĕ Ȼa'éañgiȼá-gă. Pity me, your own (child, etc.)! Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼa-ʔé-gi-ȼĕ Píqti ȼá'eáñgiȼái-gă. Pity me, your relation, again. O&PL 60, 2 Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼa-ʔe-í-ki-ȼĕ Cíñgajíñga wiwíṭa éskana ȼá'eiⁿȼakiȼé kaⁿbȼégaⁿ. I hope that you will cause my child to be treated kindly. O&PL 136, 3 Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼa-ʔe-í-ki-ȼĕ Mactcíñge áwahnañkácĕ ȼá'eiⁿ ȼíⁿȼakiȼaí ă? Where are you (pl.) who pitied my relation, the Rabbit? 46, 14 Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼa-ʔé-wa-gi-ȼĕ Ȼa'éawaȼágiȼe té. Please pity us your children! Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼa-ʔé-wa-gi-ȼĕ Ȼa'éawagiȼái-gá. Pity us, your children! Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼa-gȼá Cáñge aká íḳi tĕ ȼagȼaí. The horse of his own accord gets the thong off of his jaw. Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼa-gȼí-de Ṭaḳaⁿ hiⁿbe ibate ȼaⁿ bize ḳí ȼagȼide. When the deer sinew with which moccasins are sewed gets dry, she puts it in her mouth, making it pliant. Shelby Chandler Edit
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ȼá-hañ-ge Ȼáhañge píbajĭ ȼáⁿja háⁿṭega údaⁿ jíñga. (Mosquito they-bad though, fly good a-little), Although mosquitoes are bad, flies are a little good (or are of some good). Shelby Chandler Edit
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