\"Whatisthetrouble，grandchild，\"criedtheoldwoman。Buttheboycouldnotanswer。\"Didyouseeanythingunnatural？\"Heshookhishead，\"no。\"Hemadesignstothegrandmotherthathislungswerepressingsohardagainsthissidesthathecouldnottalk。Hekeptbeatinghissidewithhisclenchedhands。Thegrandmothergotouthermedicinebag，madeaprayertotheGreatSpirittodriveouttheevilspiritthathadenteredhergrandson’sbody，andaftershehadappliedthemedicine，theprayermusthavebeenheardandanswered，astheboycommencedtellingherwhathehadheardandseen。
Thegrandmotherwenttothechief’stentandtoldwhathergrandsonhadseen。Thechiefsenttwobravewarriorstothelaketoascertainwhetheritwastrueornot。Thetwowarriorscrepttothelittlehillclosetothelake，andthere，sureenough，thelakewasswarmingwithlittlemenswimmingabout，splashingthewaterhighupintotheair。Thewarriors，too，werescaredandhurriedhome，andinthecouncilcalledontheirreturntoldwhattheyhadseen。Theboywasbroughttothecouncilandgiventheseatofhonor（oppositethedoor），andwasnamed\"WankanWanyanka\"（seesholy）。
ThelakehadformerlybornethenameofTruthLake，butfromthistimeonwascalled\"Wicasa-bde\"——ManLake。
THEHERMIT，ORTHEGIFTOFCORN
Inadeepforest，farfromthevillagesofhispeople，livedahermit。Histentwasmadeofbuffaloskins，andhisdresswasmadeofdeerskin。Farfromthehauntsofanyhumanbeingthisoldhermitwascontenttospendhisdays。