Ther song when they worship god is thus--one dauncing first wh his handes up, and al ye rest after lyke ye prest and people _Hodeli oh heigh oh heigh ho hodali oh_ Yt is thowght yt they of Labradore [do] worship ye son and ye moon but [whether they] do of calphurnia I kno not....[A-13] FOOTNOTES: [A-1] Henry R. Wagner, _Sir Francis Drake's Voyage around the World_ (San Francisco, 1926), p. 241. [A-2] _Ibid._, pp. 287, 289. [A-3] _The World Encompassed_ account of Drake in California is reprinted in Appendix II, below. It is printed in full in Volume XVI of the Hakluyt Society publications (ed. W. S. Vaux; London, 1854). The _Famous Voyage_ is easily accessible in _Drake's Plate of Brass_, California Historical Society, Special Publication No. 13 (San Francisco, 1937), pp. 27-30. [A-4] Wagner, _Drake's Voyage_, pp. 229 ff., n. 1. [A-5] _Ibid._, pp. 61, 147, 245, 290. [A-6] O. M. Dalton, "Notes on an Ethnographical Collection ... Formed during the Voyage of Captain Vancouver, 1790-1795," _Internationale Archiv für Ethnographie_, Vol. X. (Leiden, 1897), p. 235. A. L. Kroeber says, "The passage is a somewhat prolix mixture of narration and depiction...." (_Handbook of the Indians of California_, Bureau of American Ethnology, Bull. 78 [Washington, D. C., 1925], pp. 275-276). [A-7] For details see Zelia Nuttall, _New Light on Drake_, Hakluyt Society, ser. 2, Vol. 34 (London, 1914), pp. 18-23. See also Wagner, _Drake's Voyage_, pp. 328-334. [A-8] Nuttall, _New Light on Drake_, pp. 50-51. [A-9] For details see E. G. R. Taylor, "Francis Drake and the Pacific: Two Fragments," _Pacific Historical Review_, I (1932), 360-369. [A-10] For details see _ibid._, pp. 363-365; Henry R. Wagner, "George Davidson, Geographer of the Northwest Coast," _California Historical Society Quarterly_, XI (1932), 309-311; and Nuttall, _New Light on Drake_, pp. 19-20. [A-11] Wagner, "George Davidson," pp. 310-311. [A-12] S. K. Lothrop, "Aboriginal Navigation off the West Coast of South America," _Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute_, LXII (1932), 235-238, figs. 9_a_, 9_b_, 10. [A-13] Reprinted from Taylor, _loc. cit._, p. 369. APPENDIX II EXTRACT FROM "THE WORLD ENCOMPASSED BY SIR FRANCIS DRAKE" London: Printed for Nicholas Bovrne, 1628. "Carefully collected out of the Notes of Master Francis Fletcher _Preacher in this employment, and diuers others his followers in the same_." (Pp. 64-81.)[B-1]