the woman (The Boy Who Saw A-Ti-Us)

Family: Pawnee · Role: woman who gives the boy food · First appears: The Boy Who Saw A-Ti´-Us · Part 1

She had a son, the son (The Boy Who Saw A-Ti-Us), and a daughter, the daughter (The Boy Who Saw A-Ti-Us), and had a good heart and felt sorry for the starving boy. That night after dark, he returned to camp with a buffalo cow for the people and told her, “Go out and bring in some meat.” Astonished, she went outside and found the cow in the snow beside the lodge.

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Life events

• The boy returned to the camp and brought a buffalo cow for the starving people.(The Boy Who Saw A-Ti´-Us · Part 1)
  • With: the boy (The Boy Who Saw A-Ti-Us)
  • “In a moment the boy lifted the lodge door, and came in, and sat down by the fire, and said to the woman, ‘Go out and bring in some meat.’ The woman looked at him, for she was astonished, but he said nothing, so she went out, and there in the snow by the side of the lodge was a fat buffalo cow.”

The Boy Who Saw A-Ti´-Us · Part 1

• child: the son (The Boy Who Saw A-Ti-Us) “She had two children, a boy and a girl; and she had a good heart, and was sorry for the poor boy.”
• child: the daughter (The Boy Who Saw A-Ti-Us) “She had two children, a boy and a girl; and she had a good heart, and was sorry for the poor boy.”
• married with the woman husband (The Boy Who Saw A-Ti-Us) “He had no relations who could take care of him, and he lived with a woman whose husband had been killed by the Sioux.”

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Extracted from the original text of Pawnee Hero Stories and Folk-Tales. Made with Rho MD.