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201 friend Manibojou was getting low in his stack of "Agising" and had to go and look for more. Being Jealous of his neighbor he watched him very closely and noticed everything MaJikimis would fetch to eat and when he saw his friend having so much fish he became very angry and went to visit him. MaJikimis" he said where did you get so much fish. Ha! said "Majikimis" I caught them very easy all I had to do was to get a long line of Bars [?] bark and go under the ice and string on all I found. and pull them out. Ah! said Manibojou I will catch some in the morning. When Manibojou left Majikimis went out and cut a large hole in the ice then anchored a large cat fish near by. "Manibojou was on hand in the morning with a large string of Bars [?] bark and dove in the hole through the ice that "Majikimis" had cut. he thought he was very lucky when he strung on the cat fish that MaJikimis had anchored there the day before, but soon getting disquieted and out of breath pulled on his string as a signal to be pulled up and was so disgusted when he got out that he started to look for new 'Agnig' When he reached the spot where he usually picked his supply, he also saw an arrow fall from above quite near to him, it was a nice shining arrow. with the ear of a bear, and of a moose. When Manibojou saw the arrow he started for it "Te [?wabic?]"! he said there is my arrow! No! No! said a voice from above. Manibojou that is not your arrow. your arrow would not be so nice as that! Maniboujou picked up the arrow and looked at it: Yes! he said that is my arrow. 'Where did yoou come from said Manibojou talking to the arrow. No Manibojou that is not your arrow but take it: said the voice. and go to yonder point and make a fire. . Go yourself said "Manibojou" MaJikimis did not say that said the voice which was that of some Great Manito. When Manibojou heard MaJikimis name mentioned he suspected some trick. and went over and built a nice large fire. took off his Meccesins and warmed his feet. When the Manito dripped the fat sides of a Bear, and of a Moose, these said the Manito are my foot wear. Manibojou reached for the meat "ho ho." he said these are my [?nips?]. these are the ones No said the Manito. your nips would not be so good as these. Manibojou greedily ate all of the fat sides, and when he finished the Manito told him to go to the