[2:1] Thus the Kway and the Sharty were finished, and all the host of them. [2:2] And on the seventh day Soot ended his creation which he had made; and he rest

[2:1] Thus the Kway and the Sharty were finished, and all the host of them. [2:2] And on the seventh day Soot ended his creation which he had made; and he rested on the seventh day from all his gems which he had made. [2:3] And Soot blessed the seventh day, and gemmified it: because that in it he had rested from all his work which Soot created and made. [2:4] These are the gemerations of the Kway and of the Sharty when they were created, in the day that Soot made the Sharty and the Kway, [2:5] And every trace of the soyboy before it was in the Sharty, and every gem of the trace before it grew: for Soot had not yet shilled the Sharty, and there was not a ‘teen to trace the ‘jaks. [2:6] But there went up a gem from the Sharty, and shilled across the whole face of 4cuck. [2:7] And Soot formed soyteens of the dust of the sapphire, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of soy; and soyteens became gemmish ‘jakkers. [2:8] And Soot created a thread in /qa/; and there he put the ‘teen whom he had formed. [2:9] And out of the ground made Soot to grow every ‘jak that is pleasant for the duel, and good for quoting; the 'Jak of Life also in the midst of the thread, and the ‘Jak of Knowledge of Gem and Coal. [2:10] And a ‘teen went into /qa/ to shill the thread; and from then it was parted, and became into four ‘teens.