but it was still more to the surprise of her husband kwasynd that she never partook of food , nor shared in any way the longings and appetites of a mortal creature . she had never been seen arranging her hair , like other females , or at work upon her garments , and yet they were ever seemly , and without blemish or disorder . behold her at any hour , she was ever beautiful , and she seemed to need no ornament , nor nourishment , nor other aid , to give grace or strength to her looks . kwasynd , when the first wonder of her ways had passed , payed little heed to her discourse ; he was engrossed with the hunt , and chose rather to be abroad , pursuing the wild game , or in the lodge , enjoying its savory spoil , than the society of his spirit - wife . but bokwewa watched closely every word that fell from her lips , and often forgot , like her , all mortal appetite and care of the body , in conferring with her , and noting what she had to say of spirits and fairies , of stars , and streams that never ceased to flow , and the delight of the happy hunting - grounds , and the groves of the blessed . one day kwasynd had gone out as usual , and bokwewa was sitting in the lodge , on the opposite side to his brother 's wife , when she suddenly exclaimed : " i must leave you , " as a tall young man , whose face was like the sun in its brightness , entered , and taking her by the hand he led her to the door . 
she never partook of food .
what did kwasynd and bokwewa notice about the woman ?
what did kwasynd and bokwewa notice about the woman ?