two small arroyas [_spelling “arroya” consistent throughout the quoted passage_] chanting the following chorous: [_spelling in quoted passage unchanged_] the Colchians enveloped their dead [Colchiens] these are considered apochryphal [_spelling unchanged_] Horace and Tertullian both affirm [Tertulian] cum grana salis [_error unchanged: correct form is “grano”_] the same _Dodem_ [_sic_] (family mark) of her husband. [_bracketed “sic” in original_] Fröebel states that among the Woolwas [_spelling unchanged: probably error for “Froebel” (two letters) or “Fröbel” (o-umlaut alone)_] tear myself from you (_sic_) arms [_error unchanged; parenthetical “sic” in original_] [Footnote 54] Amer. Naturalist, November, 1878, p. 753. [1878.] [Index] [Missing commas within entries or before sub-entries have been silently supplied.] McKenney, Thomas L., Scaffold burial [Scafford] End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of A further contribution to the study of the mortuary customs of the North Amer, by H. C. Yarrow