Note 63 — LECTURE II. The Origin and Contents of Primitive Religions.
Reading edition
Hale, Ethnography of the U.S. Exploring Expedition, p. 55; Klemm, Culturgeschichte, Bd. ii., s. 315; after Stoll. The Algonkian myth relates that the hero-god Nanabojou could converse with the spirits of all things, with trees, flowers, butterflies, the thunder, etc. (Clark, Indian Sign Language, p. 113).