"drew him in.--The Turtle was very quiet while out but as soon as he got in "exclaimed "Oh! how afraid I was when I saw the children look so eagerly--I "was afraid some of them would have attempted to take me in their hands & "let me fall, perhaps in the fire" & laughed heartily. The Bear is a rough beast & makes a devil of a racket. Towards the latter end master Keyjickah- kaiw, that old serpent, Satan, enters;--his arrival is announced--all hands are greived, for then the conclusion is soon to take place--He makes every thing fly again, kicking up his own (i.e. the Devils) racket, jawing & blabing, scolding & giving the lie to & abusing all hands: the indians are hurt & displeased, but durst not say anything--they must swallow all quietly, & then it is that the Conjuror most dreads for his own _bacon_: this however does not last very long for Weesuckajaak (the Supreme Being) enters last --as soon as his coming is announced Nick begins to sneake, but still _en maitre_ --Wee_k_ enters, Nick _jaws_, silence is imposed, nick still troublesome, at last the word comes authoratatively & away _he_ flies. The Indians are uncommonly fond of Weesuckajâck--he commonly speaks to this effect "My Little (i.e. Grand) Children "I am very indulgent & kind, I am very charitable, & love you much,--a great deal more "than you imagine. You must not live ill, nor make a bad use of your power & knowledge "for I hate that;--hence it is I command Nick in that authoratative manner; because (12) "because he is wickedly inclined--mischief & destruction are in his nature--he greives at any "good he sees: take ye heed, beware of him for he is ever on the watch to destroy you" --When _Charly_ enters after some abuse he calls out "Get ye hence, get ye hence, what "are ye doing so long from your home: off with ye immediately"; & rubs up & down the skins that form the covering lest any should be hid. Thus he sends off all the Spirits, who, as they _fly_ off, as well as when they enter, give this frame a terrible shaking. It may be supposed what sort of a shaking he gives as he comes & goes, & how he shakes the rattler;--for they all shake the rattler on entering. When We- suckajaak goes off, all is done.-- Some Conjurors are so powerful that the _hut_ they enter, must be doubled; that is two rows or Setts of Poles one on the outside the other, & each row fastened with good strong hoops well tied, after which the outer & inner row are also fastened--thus