MICHELSON. ] WHAT PEOPLE DO WHEN CHILDREN DIE. 461 
to often go around and visit any of these who are seated in a row. 
And they shall do the same. They will no longer be afraid of you, 
And this: when a manitou is being thought of anywhere (i. e., wor- 
shipped) you may begin to go again and again, if you have luck. 
When they invite you you may go and dance. Now you have become 
as if new people. Cease indeed to fear anything at all,” is what they 
are told. That, it is said, is what married couples used to do a long 
time ago when their children died. The end. 
