646 CONTENTS [ETH.AHK.14 



The narrative — Continued Fage 

 Chapter XV — The ceremony of the Ghost dance— Continued 



The ceremony 920 



The crow dance 921 



The hypnotic process 922 



The area covered by the dance 926 



Present condition of the dance 927 



XVI — Parallels in other systems. 928 



The Biblical period 928 



Mohammedanism 930 



.loan of Arc 932 



Dance of Saint .loliu 935 



The Flagellants 935 



Ranters, Quakers, and Fifth-Monarchy men 936 



French prophets 93S 



Jumpers 939 



Methodists 939 



Shakers 941 



Kentucky revival 942 



Ad ventists 944 



Other parallels 945 



Beekmanites 945 



Patterson and Brown's mission 946 



Wilderness worshipers 946 



Heavenly recruits 947 



Appendix: Hypnotism and the dance among the Der- 

 vishes 948 



The songs 953 



Introductory 953 



The Arapaho "53 



Tribal synonymy 953 



Tribal signs 954 



Sketch of the tribe 954 



Songs of the Arapaho 958 



1. Opening song: Eyehe'.' mi nisa »« — O, my children! 958 



2. Se'icha heita wuni'na — The sacred pipe tells me 959 



3. Atc'bf titiwu'nanu' — When at tirst I liked the whites 961 



4. A'oa'ni'M' — My partner 962 



5. A'-nisuna'a'hu — My father 9ii2 



6. E'yehe 1 ! Wu'nayu'uhu'—E'yeh .' They are new 963 



7. Hi'ttihi'hi — My partner! My partner 964 



8. A'-nani ni b\ nit si waku'na — The wind makes the head-feathers 



sing 965 



9. He 1 ! Nane'th bishiqa'wd — When I met him approaching 965 



10. I l<i mi mi' w a a a n a — I take pity on those 966 



11. A-ni'qu wa'wa nii nihil tin —Father, now I am singing it 966 



12. I In ilium -urn i/ii — How bright is the moonlight! 966 



13. Hia'ri ni'bat —The Cottonwood song... 967 



14. Eyehe'! A'nie'ea no' — The young Thunderbirds 968 



15. A' In siina mm naya quti «i— Our father, the Whirlwind 970 



16. A'he'auna'nini naya quit -Our father, the Whirlwind 970 



17. Ninaa'niahu'na— I circle around 970 



18. Iliinaliaiiii in H in i// in mi The Hanahaiounen gave it to me ... 971 



19. Ate'be' tana'-ise'ti — When first our father came 971 



20. A-iii urn thdhi'nani'na — My father did not recognize me 972 



