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| 54 | 289 | View more quotes about grunt">Grunt, happily, of course, sold her to Mahpiyasapa for the five hides of the yellow kailiauk which Mahpiyasapa had received from Canka. |
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| 54 | 286 | I had then, luckily, among Yellow-Knife slaves, discovered she who was now called Natusa. |
| 54 | 287 | Upon my expression of interest she had been given to me as a part of my portion of the loot. |
| 54 | 288 | I had kept her for a bit, subjecting her to discipline and use, and then I had given her to Grunt. |
| 54 | 289 | Grunt, happily, of course, sold her to Mahpiyasapa for the five hides of the yellow kailiauk which Mahpiyasapa had received from Canka. |
| 54 | 290 | Canka, thus, cleared his accounts, so to speak, with his chief and acquired, thereby, a clear moral as well as legal title to Winyela. |
| 54 | 291 | Grunt, of course, received his five hides and Mahpiyasapa received the rare, red-haired woman he had, in effect, ordered from Grunt last year. |
| 54 | 292 | Mahpiyasapa, incidentally, was more than pleased with these developments. |