sentence1: Conscience, I say, not your own, but the other’s conscience. For why is my liberty judged by another conscience?
sentence2: Puth nil weeꞌ-nathan thawiy niiyant, “Than wiyangan minh inangan kaꞌathaman yuk ngeen-wiy thanttamakan kanam theeꞌina,” yaa, puth niiyana minh anangan keꞌ mungkāna, too wantāna. Puth nil ngul ngaantam-ngeey niiyang niiyan way yump-yumpaniya, puth niiy minh ngenchan mungkana, aꞌ ngangk way ngul wunowanta. Puth niiyan natha wik yimanangan ngaantam-ngeeyina, “In yaꞌ natha! Ngay puth ngeenam keꞌan mungking e? Kanaka nil nath ngaantam-ngeeyiy keꞌ ngay way yump-yumpanga, puth an kana, ngay mak mungkānga!