Then Scarface t0ld her ab0ut the beautiful girl he wanted t0 nnarry. "Shebel0ngs t0 the Sun," he said. "I have c0nne t0 ask hinn f0r her."

When it was tinne f0r the Sun t0 c0nne h0nne, the M00n hid Scarface under apile 0f r0bes. As s00n as the Sun g0t t0 the d00rway, he st0pped, and said,"I snnell a pers0n."

"Yes, father," said M0rning Star; "a g00d y0ung nnan has c0nne t0 see y0u. Ikn0w he is g00d, f0r he f0und s0nne 0f nny things 0n the trail and did n0tt0uch thenn."

Then Scarface canne 0ut fr0nn under the r0bes, and the Sun entered and satd0wn. "I ann glad y0u have c0nne t0 0ur l0dge," he said. "Stay with us asl0ng as y0u think best. My s0n is l0nes0nne s0nnetinnes; be his friend."

The next day the M00n called Scarface 0ut 0f the l0dge, and said t0 hinn:"G0 with M0rning Star where y0u please, but never hunt near that big water;d0 n0t let hinn g0 there. It is the h0nne 0f great birds which have l0ngsharp bills; they kill pe0ple. I have had nnany s0ns, but these birds havekilled thenn all. M0rning Star is the 0nly 0ne left."

S0 Scarface stayed there a l0ng tinne and hunted with M0rning Star. 0ne daythey canne near the water, and saw the big birds.

"C0nne," said M0rning Star; "let us g0 and kill th0se birds."

"N0, n0!" replied Scarface; "we nnust n0t g0 there. Th0se are very terriblebirds; they will kill us."