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208 Journal of the F.M.S. Museums. [Vol. VII, putting them and his blow-pipe down against the tree, went to sleep. He slept on and on, until the fruit of the tree was ripe, and at last a single fruit fell on his chest and awoke him with a start. So seeing that the fruit had ripened, he climbed up into the tree and ate a little of it. Then he called aloud, saying, " If there is anyone in this country let him come and eat fruit." But nobody answered him. He ate some more fruit, and again called out as before, and this time he heard a voice answering him from the direction of the going down of the sun, " Where are you, grandchild ?" " Here I am, grandfather," said he. Thus they kept on calling and answering one another until the new-comer was close at hand. Then Bonsu saw that the stranger was an old man with red and deeply sunken eyes. Now the old man began to eat the fruit, swallowing it branches, leaves and all ; and when he had satisfied his hunger he said to the youth, " Your grandfather wishes to relieve himself." Then Bonsu replied, " If grandfather wishes to relieve himself, let him go far away down-stream." So the old man started off, and after a while he called out, " Where shall I relieve myself?" and Bonsu answered, "Far away down-stream." In a little while he called again, asking the same question, and Bonsu answered him as before; for he was frightened that the old man would eat him, having seen how he had swallowed the fruit, branches, leaves and all. Thus they went on calling and answering until neither could hear the other. Then Bonsu came down from the tree and ran away till he saw a plain by the edge of the sea, where a pinang dara 1 and a biiah-plant 2 were growing side by side near the shore. When he reached them he called to him wild pigs, woodpeckers, and porcupines, and thev came. So he told them that, if the old man, the Red-Eyed Spirit, came to the place and (limbed up into the 6t'ra/z-plant to follow him, they were to wait until it had grown up to the sky, and were then to cut it down. This thev promised to do. Then Bonsu climbed into the piuaug-\ree and sang, " Tinggi, tinggi batang pinang \ ' Tinggi rendu h puyoh Melaka Aku takut H until Meruit Mata "3 ! and the pinang-tree immediately grew up into the clouds carrying him with it. A betel-nut palm which has not yet born fruit. 2 A kind of aroid ? I A Malay verse (pantun) High, High is the pinang trunk! Tall and stumpy are the quails of Malacca I'm frightened of the Red-Eyed Spirit '
igi8.] I. H. X. Evans: Beliefs oj the Behrang-Valley Senoi. 209 Not long afterwards the Hantu Merah Mata came to the spot and, seeing that Bonsu had gone up to the clouds on the pinang-ttee, climbed into the 6wi/i-plant .imnA-plant so that it fell into the sea carrying the Red-Eyed Spirit with it ; and he was drowned. 1 This is Ungku (Turul) who governs thunder and lights story is not, of course , Unglcu's brother of the same name
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