[185] [The Chinglacamoose, now the Moose, empties into the Susquehannah in Clearfield County, Penna.]
[186] Dele again.
[187] Bethlehem.
[188] [“The serenity of Michael’s countenance,” writes Loskiel, “when he was laid in his coffin, contrasted strangely with the figures scarified upon his face when a warrior. These were as follows: upon the right cheek and temple, a large snake; from the under lip a pole passed over the nose, and between the eyes and the top of the forehead, ornamented at every quarter of an inch with round marks, representing scalps; upon the upper cheek, two lances crossing each other; and upon the lower jaw, the head of a wild boar.”]
[189] See Loskiel, part I., ch. 3.
[190] See Loskiel, part I., ch. 11.
[191] For “very often” read “sometimes.”
[192] For “inches” read “feet.”
[193] For “of” read “on.”
[194] Podophyllum peltatum.