An' they were greedy an' did not tell the camp; they drank the fire-water where it was found.
"'The Raven missed his twenty young men an' when he went to spy for them, behold! they were dead with their teeth locked tight an' their faces an' bodies writhen an' twisted as the whirlwind twists the cottonwoods.

Then the Raven thought an' thought; an' he got very cur'ous to know why his young men died so writhen an' twisted.

The fire-water had a whirlwind in it, an' the Raven was eager to hear.

So he sent for Sublette.
"'Then the Raven an' Sublette had a big talk.

They agreed not to hurt each other; an' Sublette was to come an' go an' trade with the Sioux; an' they would never rob him.
"'At this, Sublette gave the Raven some of the whirlwind that so killed an' twisted the twenty young men.