The Stone Boy walked into the tepee where her daughters were. "Now," said he, "return the clothing you have taken and build a sweat lodge for these men who are ill. They shall indeed be your husbands."

The young women did as he bade them. He had overcome the witch woman, their mother; therefore they hastened to do his bidding. When the young men were cured of their fainting, the Stone Boy said to them, "Choose ye your wives, and do not any longer trifle with sacred things. I will attend to all these things. I also will hunt meat for our families."

 Dreams and Thunder: Stories, Poems, and the Sun Dance Opera, p. 49-50