"What! And will you never have done marrying? You were marrying all last summer and still want to!" will some outside say. And everyone has his word to put in.
[Hercules / Strong Neck: Altercation with a Young Man]
Hercules also comes in. He is perhaps as much revered by those people as even he was by the Spartan or Athenians. His name is Strong Neck (and everybody knows how strong Hercules was). He does not seem over fond of jokes, and when the other spirits announce his coming, all those on the outside must cover their heads and not look up, for it appears that he cannot [become] invisible as the others do, or will not, but still does not chuse to be seen.
Once upon a time his arrival was announced, and everybody was ordered to cover themselves, so as not to see. (This, and all such like orders are commands sent to the conjurer, and which he, (being inside) must promulgate to those on the outside). There was one young buck, however, who wanted to shew himself superior to these orders and divert his friends. [He] would not cover himself. Hercules entered, and at that time, as at all others, he was not in too good a humor. Some altercation ensued and "I am Strong Neck." said he.
"Pah!" says the young man at last, "The neck of my os-Pubis indeed is [as] strong!" This raised a most violent laugh. But the young man was lost. He disappeared from amongst them, and was never after heard of. Since that time they are rather more cautious.
[O-may-me-thay-day-ce-cee-wuck (Ancients or Hairy Breasts)]
Some of the Ancients also enter. They are called "O-may-me-thay-day-ce-cee-wuck", Hairy Breasts such as the ancients are said to be. These are great boasters. They recount the exploits of their younger days apparently with the greatest satisfaction. [They] say, "I used to do so and so on such occasions. I never shot a moose or buffaloe, but pursued them on my feet, and ripped them open with my knife." But this is only wind, for no sooner do other powerful ones enter, but these chaps search to secret themselves.
[Sun]
The Sun enters, speaks very bad English at the offset, but by degrees becomes to speak it very easily and fluently. He is gun smith and watch-maker, or at least can repair them. When he is entered, there is commonly a beautiful clear light visible, through the covering. He [too] does not admit of too much familiarity, but is still good natured and condescending.