 
 <prompt> CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE.

THE ESKIMO ENCAMPMENT--A MURDER AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.

Wit Hans Egede, Red Rooney, and Angut as chief councillors, e fit easy to understand say the punishment wey dem give Kajo no too strong. Dem just sentence am to dey carry am go hin people as prisoner, then later free am with small warning.

"But how we go carry am go there?" Egede ask. "E no fit waka, and we no suppose delay."

"That one true," Rooney talk; "and e no go good make we put the women boat for wahala with am. E don full already."

"E no talk say e get hin kayak with am?" Angut ask.

"E talk am," Okiok shout, with quick idea. "Run, Arbalik, Ippegoo, Ermigit, Norrak, go find the kayak."

The boys wey dem call run go do as dem dey told, with speed like well-trained pikin, and for half hour dem come back with the kayak for their shoulder. Meanwhile Kajo don small dey okay, and dem allow am sit up, even though dem still tie hin hand.

"Now make we try am. Launch the boat, boys," Okiok talk, "and dey ready to paddle."

The boys do wetin dem tell dem, and Okiok, loose Kajo tie, ask am if e fit paddle hin kayak.

"Y-yes, I fit," the man reply, with small vex.

"Come, enter am, paddle am," Okiok talk, hold hin hand, and squeeze am make e know say e dey with strong man. <response>: 1. Hans Egede, Red Rooney, and Angu
2. Kajo
3. im own people
4. make e waka comot with warning
5. Egede
6. E no fit waka
7. women dem
8. E too full already.
9. e carry im kayak with am
10. Okiok
11. Four
12. Arbalik, Ippegoo, Ermigit, Norrak
13. run comot go obey
14. Yes
15. half an hour
16. recover small
17. Launch the boat
18. ready to paddle
19. loose Kajo bonds
20. NO
21. squeeze im arm small 