[202] I have taken this line from the conclusion of the celebrated speech of the old North American warrior, Logan, "Who is there to mourn for Logan?—not one!"
[203] Their pipes of war are made of the bones of their enemies, who have been sacrificed.
[204] The way in which the warriors are summoned, is something like the "running the cross" in Scotland, which is so beautifully described by Walter Scott. The scouts on this occasion bear an arrow bound with red fillets.
[205] Ulmen is the same as Casique, or chief.
[206] Guecubu is the evil spirit of the Chilians.
[207] They have their evil and good spirits.
CANTO SECOND.
ARGUMENT.
The Second Day.