Ud bayag waday isa ifugau ya asauwana waday isay anakda babayi mangadan si Ampasit. Sinamingsan si Ampasit inmui nan si lokto. Sinkadona sinadan isa anak Timungau ay lalaki intabona di anak ay babayi Ampasit. Sinkatauwataun si ama'n Ampasit adi makaanop. Yatda un natui si Ampasit. Sinisay agou sin inmoyan ama'n Ampasit ay manamus inilada si Ampasit ay imaylagui si abalug ay bato. Sin ama inyatna un, "Tola di inmoyarn?" "Inasauwak di Timungau ay lalaki, ut intabona sakun sina." Inyagan amana sin buida ut nankañauda ut inayagana si Timungau ya din kabaena. Kakdinganda ay mangan, si Timungau ya din kabaena sin naada. Si Timungau binmayun, ut nangamag, abu, kañau. Inayagona si Ampasit ya si amana ya si inana. Sin inmayan Ampasit ya si amana ya si inana sin kañau Timungau, inmagyatda mosino di namolod si gudu sin balayan tan adi di inila angan ililauunda. Si ama'n Ampasit nanmimi. Anmimianda din mata'n di asauwan Ampasit tan adina inila. Si Timungau inyatna, "Adimi pian ay makiasauwa sin anakmi ay lalaki din Ampasit tan angan mosin buuitako manmimianda din matatako. Sapoantabos da eda ta mansakitda ta adika manmimi." Ta makabangon sin sakit, si ama'n Ampasit nangamag si kañau, ut say inamwan ifugau di yatna ay maamay. Long ago there were a man and his wife who had a daughter named Ampasit. One day Ampasit went to get camotes. While she was on the way, a son of Timungau hid the girl Ampasit. For a long time the father of Ampasit could not find her. He thought that Ampasit was dead. One day when the parents of Ampasit had gone to bathe, they saw Ampasit standing on a large rock. Her father said to her, "Where have you been?" She said, "I married the son of Timungau, and he hid me here." Her father called her to the house and gave a ceremony, and invited Timungau and his family. After Timungau and his family had finished eating, they went home. Timungau was ashamed, and celebrated a ceremony also. He invited Ampasit and her father and her mother. When Ampasit and her father and her mother went to the ceremony of Timungau, they wondered how the pigs in the yard were tied, because they did not see, although they were looking. The father of Ampasit urinated. He urinated on the face of the husband of Ampasit, because he did not see him. Timungau said, "We do not wish to have Ampasit married to our son, because even at our own house they urinate on our faces. We will make them sick so that they can not urinate." So that they might get cured of the sickness, the father of Ampasit had a ceremony, and taught the people what to say in order to celebrate it.