Note 322 — VII HUNTING AND FISHING RACES
Reading edition
It may be observed that according to Keane the Botocudos form an exception. ‘Families’, he says, ‘are said to be comparatively large, four or five children being common enough’ (J. A. I., vol. xiii). This is, however, contradicted by von Tschudi, Reisen durch Südamerika, vol. ii, p. 284.