From there, Stone Boy went traveling again.
(So they tell)
There were four young [buffalo] women sliding down a hill, so Hakela made himself into a little boy with sore eyes and he stood there in front of where the buffalo girls were sitting.
Then
The one in front said, "Stone Boy, come here and sit."
Then
He said, "Oh no!"
(So they tell)
Then
He said to the last one. "I'll go and sit there," they say.
Then
"All right," he said. There he was, in the last place. Now they started to slide down together.
Then
Stone Boy became a huge boulder and that's how he started to roll over the four white buffalo girls, they say. He took their tongues, they say. And he went home with them, they say. And again, he went traveling.

Lakota Myth, p. 97-98