To the places whence they came, may they all take good luck. Let their way lie along the good road. Old men taught me this way, and if I make a mistake, turn it into good. Especially remember poor me. Everything I ask of you, grant me.
Prayers sometimes intervene.
Near the end of the singing the woman throws water on the stones. The first period ended, the cover is raised front and back for a few mintues, the woman takes a drink of water and passes a cupful to each man, the cover is lowered again, and there follows a second series of songs, equal to the first in number of its parts and of their repetition. Thus the four divisions of the entire set of songs are used. Two of these songs, each repeated four times, are given in each interval of sweating. When the fourth time the cover is raised, the men or women or girls attending receive the rattles, which, one by one, are passed out at the front.